Badister
bullatus (Schrank,
1798)  |
| A colourful ground beetle, often found singly under logs and bark during the Autumn and Winter months. There are two other very similar species, but Badister bullatus certainly seems the commonest of the three in Nottinghamshire. The ones pictured, were found under moss and grass at Eakring Flash in November 2008 and more recently under bark in Pine needle litter from Lambley cemetery in 2020. |
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of Badister
bullatus |
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