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Pearl-bordered Fritillary Sites in Eastern Scotland Branch Area
requiring surveys in 2009

There are two areas in the Eastern Scotland branch area where surveys for Pearl-bordered Fritillary are required in 2009.

There are 18 sites in south Aberdeenshire where the last record of Pearl-bordered Fritillary is prior to 2003. Volunteers are needed to visit these sites in 2008 to confirm that Pearl-bordered Fritillary is still present.

There are 26 sites in Perthshire where the last record of Pearl-bordered Fritillary is prior to 2003 or where a habitat survey in April 2008 identified suitable habitat. Volunteers are needed to visit these sites in 2009 to confirm that Pearl-bordered Fritillary is still present.

Please click on the images below to find out more.


South Aberdeenshire Sites

Perthshire Sites


 
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