Monitoring of bare ground for use by heathland insects
Published source details Edwards M. (1998) Monitoring of bare ground for use by heathland insects. Unpublished report to the West Sussex Heathlands Project.
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Create patches of bare ground for ground-nesting bees
A study of artificially made scrapes on three lowland heaths in West Sussex, England (Edwards 1998) found between two and eight solitary bee species using the scrapes one to four years after they were created, with up to five of the species actively nesting.