Enicmus rugosus
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| Another tiny species which in Nottinghamshire is largely confined to the Sherwood Forest and Clumber Park areas, but nationally is fairly widespread across much of the southern-half of the UK. A saproxylic species, meaning it is associated with dead wood at some point of its life cycle, The one below, was one of two extracted from dead, dry wood in the centre of an old Beech trunk. | ||
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of
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