Bats – From Spring to Autumn we detect bats using the site as foraging habitat, particularity catching prey along the River Poddle.

• Leisler’s bat
• Common Pipistrelle
• Soprano Pipistrelle

Ladybugs –

• 22-spot ladybird
• Harlequin
• Ten-spotted ladybird

Wasps –

• Common Wasp
• Mourning wasp
• Potter wasps
• Ichneumon wasps ( various)

Moths –

• Brimstone
• Heart and Dart
• Vines Rustic
• Small Magpie
• Common Swift
• Common Marbled Carpet
• Currant Clearwing
• Large Ivy Tortix
• Common Emerald
• Silver Y
• Scalloped Oak
• Common Rustic
• Dark Arches
• Square Spot Rustic
• Large Yellow Underwing
• Lesser Yellow Underwing
• Box Tree Moth
• Common Pug
• Double striped pug
• Mother of Pearl
• Riband Wave
• Buff Arches
• Feathered Ranunculus
• Blair Shoulder knot
• Garden Carpet

Butterflies –

• Meadow Brown
• Small Tortoiseshell
• Red admiral
• Peacock butterfly
• Large White
• Green Veined White
• Orange tipped
• Common Blue
• Holly Blue
• Speckled Wood
• Comma

Solitary Bees –

• Patchwork Leafcutter Bee
• Willoughby’s Leafcutter bee
• Red Mason Bee
• Chocolate Mining Bee
• Orange tailed mining Bee
• Gwynne’s Mining Bee
• Fork jawed Nomad Bee
• Gooden’s Nomad Bee
• Marsham’s Nomad Bee
• Common Yellow Faced Bee
• Orange legged furrow bee
• Hairy Footed Flower Bee

Bumblebees –

• Common Carder bumblebee
• Red tailed bumblebee
• Bufff tailed bumblebee
• White tailed bumblebee
• Tree Bumblebee
• Early Bumblebee
• Garden Bumblebee
• Gypsy Cuckoo Bee

Other Mammals –

• Red Fox
• Grey Squirrel
• Brown Rat
• House Mouse
• Pygmy Shrew