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24485Bryophytes; Yorkshire; Heathcote, StevenHeathcote, Steven2025-02-03 15:25:51edit
24486Bryophytes; Caernarvonshire; Thompson, PhilippaThompson, Philippa2025-02-03 15:29:06edit
24488Moths; Pembrokeshire; Warren, PaulWarren, Paul2025-02-03 16:18:22edit
24509Vascular plants; Cambridgeshire; Wilson, LucyWilson, Lucy2025-02-04 10:35:21edit
24510NPMS; Cambridgeshire; Wilson, LucyWilson, Lucy2025-02-04 10:37:13edit
24517Crayfish; Doherty-Bone, ThomasDoherty-Bone, Thomas2025-02-05 17:01:48edit
24526Moths; Cumbria; Dunn, LyndseyDunn, Lyndsey2025-02-07 10:54:53edit
24546Odonata; Somerset; Cardno, ChrisCardno, Chris2025-02-10 11:10:18edit
24548Odonata; Somerset; Van-Gowler, JonVan-Gowler, Jon2025-02-10 11:13:45edit
24579Butterfles; Essex; Lazarus, DavidLazarus, David2025-02-13 14:21:07edit
24586Butterflies; Gloucestershire; Turner, LynneTurner, Lynne2025-02-14 15:06:21edit
24587Butterflies; Suffolk; Tydeman, TobyTydeman, Toby2025-02-14 15:10:04edit
24590ADMIN - check records of non-marine speciessupport, iRecord2025-02-14 18:29:16edit
24604Amphibians and reptiles; London; Salisbury, JohnSalisbury, John2025-02-17 10:11:46edit
24616GB non-native alert species; CEH_User, AlertCEH_User, Alert2025-02-18 15:35:00edit
24671Ephydridae; Thomas, SamThomas, Sam2025-02-21 12:36:27edit
24686Orthoptera, earwigs and mantids; Williams, DavidWilliams, David2025-02-24 10:36:28edit
24712Gall causers; Yorkshire; Buckton, SamBuckton, Sam2025-02-27 10:30:54edit
24732Cockroaches and stick insects; Williams, DavidWilliams, David2025-02-28 16:46:12edit
24746Cordulegaster; Preddy, StevePreddy, Steve2025-03-03 13:24:21edit
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Non-native land flatworms

Non-native land flatworms have been accidentally introduced to the UK in imported pot plants and newly arrived species continue to be discovered. Once introduced these flatworms can reproduce rapidly, cannot be eradicated, and pose a risk to native soil invertebrates such as earthworms by feeding on them.

Scientists have found that in some areas, non-native flatworms can reduce local earthworm populations by 20% – this could have a huge impact on soil health and agriculture, as well as our native soil wildlife.

By adding your findings to this survey, you will help us to better understand how non-native flatworms are spreading around the UK, and you may alert us to a newly arrived species.

For more information about non-native flatworms, including an ID guide, please visit https://www.buglife.org.uk/campaigns/potwatch/
 

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Since February 2022 we have been importing UK records of species other than birds from BirdTrack into iRecord for verification (and ultimately we intend to send bird records on iRecord to BirdTrack for verification). Initially the largest sets of records will be for mammals and dragonflies/damselflies, with smaller sets of records for butterflies, amphibians, reptiles and orchids. 

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