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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
197437262022-06-09SO846534Diglis Lock IslandRachel DaviesSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionBioLinks lock islands survey. Mown grass with high grass sides. Could only dig approx 4 cm deep as rubble underneath. No adult earthworms found.046 amenity grassland/lawn570000000000000000000000000000000000
197437232022-06-09SO846533Diglis Lock IslandRachel DaviesSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionBioLinks lock islands survey. Mown grass picnic area.046 amenity grassland/lawn5290100000001000000000000000010010000
197437202022-06-09SO846532Diglis Lock IslandRachel DaviesSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionBioLinks lock islands survey. Hay meadow on lock island.030 GRASSLAND5210000000000000000000000000100000000
197436102022-04-08SO836594Bevere Lock IslandRachel DaviesSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionBioLinks lock islands survey. Lock island with orchard. Managed as a garden.044 garden5120405000001000000000000000000000000
197435272022-04-08SO836593Bevere Lock IslandRachel DaviesSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionBioLinks lock islands survey. Lock island with orchard. Managed as a garden.044 garden5630104000002000000000000000000000000
197342112021-12-01TG222002SwainesthorpeJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England.051 arable4340402000000000000000000000000000000
197341962021-12-01TG226002SwainesthorpeJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. Fibrous and waterlogged soil, hard to pull apart to find worms.052 pasture4230603000000000000000000000000000000
197341812022-01-10SX738562DiptfordJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England.052 pasture41202015000101000000000000000210020000
197341502022-01-10SX431862StowfordJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. Lots of recent rain, surface very muddy. 052 pasture4990000000001000000000000000000060000
197341392021-12-13SU777963StokenchurchJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England.052 pasture4100101000001000000000000000000000000
197341172021-12-13SU771963StokenchurchJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England.052 pasture4590107000002000000000000000000000000
197340802021-11-16ST284435StretcholtJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. 052 pasture4380007000003000000000000200010000000
197340242021-11-18ST286434StretcholtJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. 052 pasture4210009000001000000000000000000000000
197340012021-11-17ST282436StretcholtJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. 052 pasture46501404000002000000000000000600000000
197339692021-11-17ST287428StretcholtJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. 052 pasture46400090000000000000000000000016000000
197339522021-11-30SD182862HallthwaitesJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England. 052 pasture4210002000000000000000000010200000000
197339332021-11-30SD187863HallthwaitesJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England.052 pasture4260105000301000000000000000200000000
197339122021-11-30SD188865HallthwaitesJakub OlewskiSherlock (2018) Earthworm AIDGAP 2nd editionNatural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment pilot. Sampling by Natural England.052 pasture4280105000001000000000000000100000000
187908272017-04-01SE442420University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesHedgerow. Arable. Grassland to arable in 2009. Hillside Field. Connected arable ley 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 FARMLAND1100600000002000000000000000000000000
187908252017-04-01SE442420University of Leeds FarmMiranda Prendergast-MillerSims, R.W. & Gerard B. M., (1999) Earthworms: Keys and Notes for the Identification and Study of the SpeciesHedgerow. Arable. Grassland to arable in 2009. Hillside Field. Control land use. 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 FARMLAND110400000001000000000000100000000010
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VMFW Farmland Bird Survey

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