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List of locales in Britain where ant species have become locally extinct
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There are many locations in Britain where rare ants have been historically present, but for which no modern records exist. These are listed by species: Formica pratensis *Holnest (Dale) *Porlock (Dale) *Exmouth (Dale) *Stoke Wood (nr. Exeter) (Parfitt) *Bloxworth Heath (O. P.-Cambridge) *Bournemouth (F. Smith) *Corbridge (Donisthorpe) *Rannoch (Foxcroft, Donisthorpe, and others) *Nethy Bridge (King, Donisthorpe, Crawley, &ct.) N.b. The last recorded colony of this species was at Morden near Bloxworth in the early 1990s. Also see Formica pratensis. Formica exsecta *Land's End (Isabell) *Lyme Regis (Nevison) *Poole (F. Smith) *Parkhurst forest, Isle of Wight (Donisthorpe &ct.) *Bournemouth (F. Smith) *Boscombe (Farren-White) *Ringwood (Farren-White) *Parkstone (Saunders) *New forest (Bradley, Donisthorpe, et al.) *Bewdley (Blatch) *Braemar (Donisthorpe) *Boat of Garten (Beare) Also see Formica exsecta. Formica sanguinea *Westerham (Harwood) *Brasted (Harwood) Also see Formica sanguinea Formica rufibarbis *Reigate (Frisby) *Weybridge (Donisthorpe) Also see Formica rufibarbis. Tapinoma erraticum *Parkhurst forest, Isle of Wight (E. A. Bulter) *Weybridge (Donisthorpe) *Dunfries (Service) Also see Tapinoma erraticum. Ponera coarctata *Sandown (Dale) *Ventor (Dale) See Also
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