NatureScot Research Report 1094 - Survey of Brachyptera putata (Newman) (Plecoptera, Taeniopterygidae) - a stonefly endemic to Scotland

SNH Research Report 1094 - front cover

The Northern February red stonefly is globally restricted to rivers in the Scottish Highlands.  From recent larval records it was believed to only be found in the Cairngorms: in the River Dee and tributaries; and the River Spey.  This report describes a new technique to survey for adults, confirms the species in the Dee and Spey, as well as a new record from River Conon, near Marybank.

Pages: 67
Published: 2019

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Publication 2019 - NatureScot Research Report 1094 - Survey of Brachyptera putata (Newman) (Plecoptera, Taeniopterygidae) - a stonefly endemic to Scotland

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