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Swaledale and Arkengarthdale Archaeology Group

BOTANIC HER 2010

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SWAAG Botanical Record Number:	2010-B013
SWAAG Botanical Record Number:
Site Ref:	MUK.B4
Location, Civil Parish and Site Name	Muker CP. River Swale at Hoggarths
Botanical record description	Red Admiral and unidentified fly feeding on ripe rose hip.
NGR:	NY
Surveyor:	Tim Laurie
Site Access:	Track by river bank
Site Elevation m AOD:	m
Site Geology and Morphology:	Namurial Shales and sandstones
Aspect
Site Description:
Common Species Present:
Common Species Notably Absent:
Death and birth: Regeneration
Additional Notes:
Site Image Number(s)	Site Image Description(s):
1) MUK.B4.1	Red Admiral and unidentified fly feeding on ripe rose hip together with a *Noon Fly (Mesembrina meridiana)*
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SWAAG Botanical Record Number:	2010-B012
SWAAG Botanical Record Number:
Site Ref:	MUK.B3
Location, Civil Parish and Site Name	Muker CP. Great Ash Gill, Low fall.
Botanical record description	*Green Spleenwort. Asplenium viride.* On cushion of the moss Amphidium mougeotii on cliff below fall on Great Ash Gill beck.**
NGR:	NY869011
Surveyor:	Tim Laurie
Site Access:	CROW Access Land. Very difficult scramble to waterfall site through pathless ravine and possibly dangerous.
Site Elevation m AOD:	400m
Site Geology and Morphology:	Namurial Shales and sandstones
Aspect	Southerly
Site Description:	Low cliff below waterfall.
Common Species Present:	Mosses including Amphidium mougeotii and liverworts.
Common Species Notably Absent:
Death and birth: Regeneration
Additional Notes:
Site Image Number(s)	Site Image Description(s):
1)	*Green Spleenwort. Asplenium viride.* On cushion of the moss Amphidium mougeotii on cliff below fall on Great Ash Gill beck.**
2)	*Green Spleenwort. Asplenium viride.* Underside with sporangia.**
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SWAAG Botanical Record Number:	2010-B011
SWAAG Botanical Record Number:
Site Ref:	MUK.B2
Location, Civil Parish and Site Name	Muker CP. Hoggarths. Great Ash Gill.
Botanical record description	The liverwort Cladonia digitata on dead elm stump. Hogarths
NGR:
Surveyor:	Tim Laurie
Site Access:	Next public right of way.
Site Elevation m AOD:	380m
Site Geology and Morphology:	Namurial shales and sandstones
Aspect	Southerly
Site Description:	Dead wych elm stump.
Common Species Present:
Common Species Notably Absent:
Additional Notes:
Site Image Number(s)	Site Image Description(s):
1)	Decayed Wych elm stump with lichen
2)	The liverwort Cladonia digitata on dead elm stump. Hogarths
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SWAAG Botanical Record Number:	2010-B010
Site Ref:	MUK.B1
Location, Civil Parish and Site Name	Muker CP. Great Ash Gill, Low Fall.
Botanical record description	Amphidium mougeotii. Bright green cushions of this moss on cliff below waterfall.
NGR:	NY869011
Surveyor:	Tim Laurie
Site Access:	CROW Access Land. Very difficult scramble to waterfall site through pathless ravine and possibly dangerous.
Site Elevation m AOD:	400m
Site Geology and Morphology:	Namurial Shales and sandstones
Aspect	Southerly
Site Description:	Low cliff below waterfall.
Common Species Present:	Liverworts. Ferns including Green Spleenwort.
Common Species Notably Absent:
Additional Notes:
Site Image Number(s)	Site Image Description(s):
1)	Great Ash Gill. Low fall.
2)	Amphidium mougeotii. Bright green cushions of this moss on cliff below waterfall.
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SWAAG Ref:	2010-B009
Date	19 May 2010
Recorder	Tim Laurie
Coordinates
Description	Wych elm, Ulmus glabra, and bird cherry, Prunus padus, in flower. Swale Woods.

Image No 1	Wych elm, Ulmus glabra, and bird cherry, Prunus padus, in flower. Swale Woods.
Image No 2
Image No 3

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B008
Date	19 May 2010
Recorder	Tim Laurie
Coordinates	SE092975
Description	Herb Paris. (True love, One berry) Paris quadrifolia.

Image No 1	Large colony of Herb Paris next coppiced ash, with Lesser celandine and bluebell. River Swale North Bank. Stainton Low Woods. Army range.
Image No 2	Herb Paris. Detail.
Image No 3	Herb Paris. Close-up Detail.

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B007
Date	17 June 2010
Recorder	Tim Laurie
Coordinates	NZ009024
Description	Downy rose. Rosa tomentosa agg.

Image No 1	Downy rose. Rosa tomentosa agg. Roadside hedgerow, road from to Booze from Langthwaite.
Image No 2
Image No 3

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B006
Date	September 2010
Recorder	Tim Laurie
Coordinates	NZ097016
Description	Botanical Certificate XXX Adults only. Orgate Scar. Badger caught short after binging on yew berries.

Image No 1	The evidence
Image No 2
Image No 3

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B005
Date	September 2010
Recorder	Tim Laurie
Coordinates	NY8601
Description	Ling. Heather. Calluna vulgaris. Late flowers

Image No 1	Ling. Heather. Calluna vulgaris. Late flowers
Image No 2
Image No 3

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B004
Date:	17/09/2010
Date surveyed:	09/09/2010
Surveyor:	Tim Laurie
Coordinates:	SE 087 968
Description:	Red Admiral feeding on Yew. Very few insects feed on the Yew, since it contains a range of toxins. However, a small fly (Taxomyia taxi) is dependent on the Yew, forming small galls (artichoke galls) at the tips of the growing shoots in some localities.
Image(s) Copyright:	Tim Laurie
Condition:
Further Images:	Red Admiral close-up

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B003
Date:	27/08/2010
Date surveyed:	26/08/2010
Surveyor:	Ric Carter
Coordinates:	SE 043 999
Description:	Fuligo septica slime mould, otherwise known as 'Dog Vomit Slime Mould'. More information available from: here and here.
Dimensions	Approx dimensions 2.5cm x 1.5 cm.
Condition:	Found on a section of fallen and rotting tree.
Further Images:	B003a B003b Photographed by Tim Laurie at Daggerstones, Healaugh.

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B002
Date:	15/08/2010
Date surveyed:	17/06/2010
Surveyor:	Tim Laurie
Coordinates:	NZ0098 0408
Description:	Windegg Scar and the scarce Lesser Meadow Rue, Thalictrum minus which grows on an inaccessible ledge on the northern side of the Windegg Vein. This flower grows only on cliff ledges inaccessible to rabbits and sheep. Photo 1-2 Lesser Meadow Rue, Thalictrum minus
Dimensions
Condition:
Further Images:	Photo 3 Lesser Meadow Rue, Thalictrum minus below the 'W' gap in Windegg Scar. Photo 4 Windegg Scar.

SWAAG Ref:	2010-B001
Date:	13/08/2010
Date surveyed:	August 2010
Surveyor:	Ric Carter
Coordinates:
Description:	A fine specimen of Horn Coral ( Zaphrentoides fossil ) found below Fremington Edge and dating from the early Carboniferous period approx 350 million years ago.
Dimensions	Approx 11cm x 5cm
Condition:	Good
Further Images:

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