APPENDIX 4 - PRIORITY SPECIES species occurring (or known to have occurred) in Tayside for which either a national Species Action Plan or Species Statement has been published.

Catagory Sub Catagory Name Latin Name Vertebrates Mammal brown hare Lepus europaeus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal European otter Lutra lutra * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal pipistrelle bat Pipistrellus pipistrellus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal bottle-nosed dolphin Tursiops truncatus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal harbour porpoise Phocoena phocoena * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal minke whale Balaenoptera acutorostrata * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal red squirrel Sciurus vulgaris * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mammal water vole Arvicola terrestris * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird black grouse Tetrao tetrix * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird capercaillie Tetrao urogallus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird common scoter Melanitta nigra * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird corn bunting Miliaria calandra * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird grey partridge Perdix perdix * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird linnet Carduelis cannabina * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird reed bunting Emberiza schoeniclus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird Scottish crossbill Loxia scotica * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird skylark Alauda arvensis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird song thrush Turdus philomelos * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird spotted flycatcher Muscicapa striata * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bird tree sparrow Passer montanus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Amphibian great crested newt Triturus cristatus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fish allis shad Alosa alosa * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fish commercial marine fish stocks - cod, hake, herring, plaice, saithe, sole, whiting * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fish common skate Raja batis * * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fish twaite shad Alosa fallax * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Invertebrates Ant narrow-headed wood ant Formica exsecta * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Ant northern wood ant Formica lugubris * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Ant Scottish wood ant Formica aquilonia * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Ant shining guest ant Formicoxenus nitidulus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bee a mason bee Osmia inermis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Bee a mason bee Osmia parietina * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Beetle a diving beetle Hydroporus rufifrons * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Beetle a leaf beetle Cryptocephalus primarius * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Beetle ten-spotted pot beetle Cryptocephalus decemmaculatus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Butterfly northern brown argus Aricia artaxerxes * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Butterfly pearl-bordered fritillary Boloria euphrosyne * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fly a cranefly Lipsothrix errans * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fly a cranefly Rhabdomastrix laeta * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fly a stiletto fly Spiriverpa lunulata * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mollusc a freshwater pearl mussel Margaritifera margaritifera * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mollusc Geyer’s whorl snail Vertigo geyeri * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mollusc native oyster Ostrea edulis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Mollusc round-mouth whorl snail Vertigo genesii * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moth Moth Paradiarsia sobrina * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moth northern dart Xestia alpicola alpina * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moth square-spotted clay Xestia rhomboidea * * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moth sword grass Xylena exsoleta * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Spider a spider Clubiona subsultans * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Wasp cuckoo wasp Chrysura hirsuta * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular Plants Vascular plant juniper Juniperus communis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant marsh clubmoss Lycopodiella inundata * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant mountain scurvy-grass Cochlearia micacea * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant Newman’s lady fern Athyrium flexile * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant oblong woodsia Woodsia ilvensis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant pillwort Pilularia globulifera * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant slender naiad Najas flexilis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant small cow-wheat Melampyrum sylvaticum * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant twinflower Linnaea borealis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Vascular plant woolly willow Salix lanata * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lower Plants Moss pict moss Pictus scoticus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moss rigid apple moss Bartramia stricta * * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moss Scottish beard moss Bryoerythrophyllum caledonicum * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moss Matted bryum Bryum calophyllum * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moss sea bryum Bryum warneum * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moss slender green feather-moss Hamatocaulis vernicosus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Moss Spruce’s bristle moss Orthotrichum sprucei * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Liverwort Stabler’s rustwort Marsupella stableri * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Stonewort slender stonewort Nitella gracilis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungi & Lichens Fungus blue corky spine fungus Hydnellum caeruleum * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungus brown corky spine fungus Hydnellum peckii * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungus concrescent corky spine fungus Hydnellum concrescens * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungus date-coloured waxcap Hygrocybe spadicea * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungus drab tooth fungus Bankera fuligineoalba * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungus goblet scented pine fungus Phellodon tomentosus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Fungus scaly tooth Sarcodon imbricatus * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen a lichen Bacidia incompta * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen a lichen Biatoridium monasteriense * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen a lichen Gyalideopsis scotica * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen a lichen Halecania rhypodiza * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen a lichen Opegrapha paraxanthodes * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen ear-lobed dog-lichen Peltigera lepidophora * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen elm gyalecta Gyalecta ulmi * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen orange fruited elm-lichen Caloplaca luteoalba * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen river jelly lichen Collema dichotomum * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen snow caloplaca Caloplaca nivalis * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen stump lichen Cladonia botrytes * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen tree catapyrenium Catapyrenium psoromoides * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit. Lichen warty wax lichen Thelenella modesta * Species that are possibly extinct in Tayside. Species that have not been recorded in Tayside for at least thirty years have in most cases been omitted from this list. For the majority of these it is unclear whether they still persist and little is known about them. Vagrant species and rare passage migrants have also been excluded. List prepared by Perth Museum Biological Records Centre. Based on Leaper, G. (1999) “Biodiversity of Tayside - A Preliminary Assessment of Priority Habitats“ and species and data supplied by SNH Natural Heritage Data Unit.

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