Erichsonius cinerascens
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| Possibly a rare Staphylinid, but more likely to be somewhat under-recorded in Nottinghamshire. Staphylinidae are notoriously difficult to identify and its best that a specimen should (ideally) be taken. There appear to be just a couple of county records, with Bob Merritt recording it at Mattersey Hill Marsh in 2004, before several turned up in a wet moss sample from Warsop Main Pit Top in May 2020. | ||
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of
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