Butterfly App (2023)

Welcome a summary of data collected by the iRecord Butterflies mobile phone application for 2023.  If you have just submitted records, please note that it can take a few minutes for your records to appear on the reports.

Butterfly App totals so far for 2023

Recorders Species Counts League

Recorders Record Counts League

Counties Species Counts League

*Vice counties are a version of the county boundaries which don't keep changing, so they are very useful for biological records.

Counties Records Counts League

Earthworm Society of Britain Soil Pit samples

id date gridref location recorders idguide comment habitat pits unidentified lumbricidae a_chlor a_calig_pre a_calig_post a_cupul a_icter a_limic a_longa a_noctu a_rosea b_eisen b_rubid d_attem d_horte d_octae d_pygma d_venet e_andre e_fetid e_tetra h_ocula k_armad l_casta l_festi l_frend l_rubel l_terre m_mulda m_phosp o_cyane o_lacte p_ampil s_mamma s_tames
187851422015-04-01SE445421University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesPasture. Sub Paddock Field. Conventional tillage strip. Transect of 6 hand-sorted soil pits (each 18 x 18 x 15 cm). SoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects from hedges into arable fields, pasture fields, ley strips established in arable fields and arable strips established in pasture fields at a farm in West Yorkshire, England (2015-2017). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/d3dcfd8a-918d-48a4-9511-ec832de34636 052 pasture610702401000703010000000000200010000020
187582532016-05-26SE639700WhenbyMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesSoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects in arable fields and ley strips in farms in North Yorkshire, England (2016). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/a5638d26-a8be-4409-ac51-42904069d919. Hedge. Single hand-sorted soil pit (18x18x15cm). Organic ley. Transect WH A. Grass with clover, buttercups, docks; with cattle. Chose hedge with least farm tracks along the edge. Lots of rain the day before; light drizzle on sampling day. 050 FARMLAND1130200000000000000000300100003000020
180950302022-04-11TQ204669Elmbridge Meadows Open SpaceKeiron Derek BrownSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionSampled during FSC BioLinks field recorder day. Deciduous woodland regularly flooded.071 deciduous5830000040000000000000000200000000020
84293552020-03-16SX504586Poole FarmVictoria WakehamSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionUniversity of Plymouth field trip to Poole Farm052 pasture5180000000000000000000000000000000020
295428962025-04-02TQ296404Gatwick Airport: Land Zone EastKeiron Derek BrownSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionWoodland glade. Site name: Goat meadow. Land Zone East (Gatwick Airport)030 GRASSLAND10141010240000110000000000000100121003030
295243092025-04-02SZ5608388428Little Duxmore FarmHelen GilloolySherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionField 1030 GRASSLAND54101600000002000000000000000101000030
295240612025-02-28SZ5623887971Little Duxmore FarmHelen GilloolySherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionField 9030 GRASSLAND511000040000070000000000001000117000030
269380132024-04-11SO951034Sapperton WilderChenie PrudhommeSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionSapperton Wilder experiment. Northern block. Field name: Swallow. Fallow ex-arable.051 arable518502901000005000000000000100002000030
253272762024-04-06TQ148856Ealing NorthernKeiron Derek BrownSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionCollected as part of Earthworm Image Recognition Project. Last mown 2 years ago (2022). 030 GRASSLAND59400020110001010000000000620008000030
221740932023-05-17SO938028Sapperton WilderKeiron Derek Brown and Charlie NashSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionSapperton Wilder experiement. Central block. Field name: Fox. 2 years fallow. Previously wheat and barley rotation, use of p[esticides for 20 years. Quite stony.051 arable5310900000005000000000000100000000030
220448422023-05-17SD778378Cockshots FarmKeiron Derek Brown and Carol EdmondsonSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionHay time project meadow restoration site. 5th year of restoration. Wildflower Meadow Field.030 GRASSLAND5105013070024400000000000000030000000030
217756562023-04-25SU050231Middleton Down Nature ReserveKeiron Derek Brown and Anna CooperSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionLowland calcareous grassland (chalk downland) grazed by cattle.033 calcareous grassland5260002000203000000000000050100000030
217754982023-04-25SU045235Middleton Down Nature ReserveKeiron Derek brown and Anna CooperSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionUnder gorse. Lowland calcareous grassland (chalk downland) grazed by cattle.033 calcareous grassland580001000000000000000000000000010030
187865902017-04-01SE444422University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesField Margin. Pasture. Arable to grassland in 2012. Warren Paddock Field. Conventional tillage strip. Single hand-sorted soil pit (18 x 18 x 15 cm). SoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects from hedges into arable fields, pasture fields, ley strips established in arable fields and arable strips established in pasture fields at a farm in West Yorkshire, England (2015-2017). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/d3dcfd8a-918d-48a4-9511-ec832de34636 050 FARMLAND1100502000000000000000000500000000030
187863392016-04-01SE444422University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesField Margin . Pasture. Arable to grassland in 2012. Warren Paddock Field. Conventional tillage strip. Single hand-sorted soil pit (18 x 18 x 15 cm). SoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects from hedges into arable fields, pasture fields, ley strips established in arable fields and arable strips established in pasture fields at a farm in West Yorkshire, England (2015-2017). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/d3dcfd8a-918d-48a4-9511-ec832de34636 050 FARMLAND1150000000001000000000000700000000030
187851582015-12-01SE445421University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesField Margin. Pasture. Sub Paddock Field. Conventional tillage strip. Single hand-sorted soil pit (18 x 18 x 15 cm). SoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects from hedges into arable fields, pasture fields, ley strips established in arable fields and arable strips established in pasture fields at a farm in West Yorkshire, England (2015-2017). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/d3dcfd8a-918d-48a4-9511-ec832de34636 050 FARMLAND14102500000002000000000000400000000030
187827462016-04-01SE443416University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesArable. Last ley 1994. Big Substation East Field. Unconnected arable ley strip (with earthworm barrier installed to bedrock depth at field-margin strip boundary). Transect of 6 hand-sorted soil pits (each 18 x 18 x 15 cm). SoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects from hedges into arable fields, pasture fields, ley strips established in arable fields and arable strips established in pasture fields at a farm in West Yorkshire, England (2015-2017). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/d3dcfd8a-918d-48a4-9511-ec832de34636 051 arable62001702000002000000000000100000000030
187576542016-05-13SE311958Little LangtonMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesSoilBioHedge Project. Records adapted from Prendergast-Miller, M.T.; Jones, D.T.; Hodson, M.E. (2019). Soil moisture, temperature and bulk density and earthworm abundance and biomass along transects in arable fields and ley strips in farms in North Yorkshire, England (2016). NERC Environmental Information Data Centre. https://doi.org/10.5285/a5638d26-a8be-4409-ac51-42904069d919. Field Margin. Single hand-sorted soil pit (18x18x15cm). Organic arable. Transect LL B2. just been ploughed, no visible growth yet. Paired with B1. 050 FARMLAND130100000002000000000000300000000030
84293512020-03-16SX504586Poole FarmNicholas Elliott; Dante UnderwoodSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionUniversity of Plymouth field trip to Poole Farm052 pasture5270200000000000000000000100100000030
295234532024-11-28SU7605113157South HoltHelen GilloolySherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionField 4 - ex-arable land rewilded120 OTHER (please specify)5113015060200010000000000000900000000040
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iRecord video guides

A number of video guides to various aspects of iRecord are available, and these are listed below. They have been produced by a range of organisations and do not necessarily represent the views of iRecord, BRC or UKCEH, but all contain useful information and we are grateful to the organisations and individuals who have made them available, and especially to Keiron Derek Brown who has produced many of the videos in this list.

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