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Species Account for Nomada leucophthalma

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Nomada leucophthalma  (Kirby, 1802)
a cuckoo bee
Aculeata: Anthophorinae

Nomada leucophthalma Copyright: Jeremy Dagley

 
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Taxonomic group: bees and wasps (Aculeata) - County data

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Essex RDB: Listed
Threat: Essex Endangered

Records: 5
First Record: 1884
Latest Record: 2021

1992-on hectads: 3
Pre-1992 hectads: 1
Total hectads: 4

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Essex Red Data List comment
Cleptoparasite on Andrena clarkella. Recorded from the Colchester district by Harwood (1884) rare, about burrows of Andrena clarkella and noted again by Nicholson (1928). Until 2012, when Dr Jeremy Dagley found the species with a colony of its host in Epping Forest, there were no recent records. However the host is still fairly numerous in several localities and probably under-recorded. (Harvey & Plant, 1996).


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Broad Habitat Data (based on 1 records with habitat information)

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Habitat Detail and Method (based on 5 records with habitat detail and method information)

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