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North Wyke
The map shows you the route that this butterfly transect follows.
| County: | Devon (England) |
| Gridref: | SX660985 |
| Year established: | 1993 |
| Number of sections: | 15 |
| Altitude (m): | Unknown |
| Length (m): | 4738 |
| Width (m): | 5 |
| Broad habitat: | Agriculturally improved/re-seeded/ heavily fertilised grassland |
Species list...
The following species have been recorded on this site:
| Species | Status | Colonised/extinct | Asynchronous | Mean count | ||
| Orange Tip | Stable | 29 | more | |||
| Ringlet | Stable | 190 | more | |||
| Silver-washed Fritillary | Stable | 1 | .9 | more | ||
| Holly Blue | ? | 2 | .6 | more | ||
| Clouded Yellow | ? | 1 | .3 | more | ||
| Brimstone | Decreasing | 7 | .5 | more | ||
| Small Copper | Stable | 3 | .5 | more | ||
| Meadow Brown | Increasing | 220 | more | |||
| Gatekeeper / Hedge Brown | Stable | 250 | more | |||
| Marbled White | Stable | 1 | .3 | more | ||
| Peacock | Stable | 59 | more | |||
| Large Skipper | Stable | 6 | .0 | more | ||
| Speckled Wood | Decreasing | 180 | more | |||
| Wall Brown | Stable | 9 | .6 | more | ||
| Large White | Stable | 24 | more | |||
| Green-veined White | Stable | 160 | more | |||
| Small White | Decreasing | 44 | more | |||
| Comma | Stable | 3 | .2 | more | ||
| Common Blue | ? | 2 | .4 | more | ||
| Purple Hairstreak | ? | 1 | .3 | more | ||
| Small Skipper | Stable | 9 | .3 | more | ||
| Red Admiral | Stable | 48 | more | |||
| Painted Lady | Stable | 9 | .1 | more | ||
| Small/Essex Skipper | Stable | 11 | more | |||
| Brown Hairstreak | ? | 0 | .13 | more | ||
This table shows the species that have been recorded on this site. Where sufficient data is available, trends in abundance are assessed and colonisation/extinction events are identified. Species are marked as 'asynchronous' when their trends on this site are markedly different from the national trend. Click on 'more' to see a plot of abundance through time for each species. See green question mark above for more details.
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