Evidences Thymus polytrichus

Relationships with other species

On the flower 'Thymus polytrichus' we could document so far among other things:

Bombus cryptarum
Evidence: F279081

Bombus lucorum
Evidence: C195866

Bombus pyrenaeus
Evidence: C304386

Bombus sylvestris
Evidence: C195653

Chrysotoxum cautum
Evidence: C195670

Chrysotoxum festivum
Evidence: C195805

Colletes impunctatus
Evidence: C304361

Dasytes obscurus
Evidence: F281068

Empis tessellata
Evidence: C195803

Eristalis horticola
Evidence: F184250

Eristalis pertinax
Evidence: F184289

Eristalis rupium
Evidence: C195827

Eristalis tenax
Evidence: C169213

Formica fusca
Evidence: F184265

Hoplitis loti
Evidence: F278911

Sphaerophoria scripta
Evidence: F184248

Volucella bombylans var. plumata
Evidence: C195835

Number of evidence: 17

The flower Thymus polytrichus we could document in the following habitats, among others:

Barren area in glacier foreland
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2350m ASL
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Barren, stony glacier foreland
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 1950m ASL
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Extensive glacier foreland
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 1920 - 1940m ASL
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Small pass in barren surroundings.
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2670 - 2680m ASL
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South exposed barren mountain grassland
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2300m ASL
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Species-rich mountain grassland
Region: Valais Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2600m ASL
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Terrace on the glacier-side flank of a moraine
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2350m ASL
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Transition from alpine pasture to forest
Region: Central Swiss Prealps, Switzerland
Height: 1185 - 1190m ASL
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Weakly vegetated alluvial fan.
Region: Bernese Alps, Switzerland
Height: 1670m ASL
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Number of habitats: 9

So far, we have been able to observe and document photographically the species Thymus polytrichus at altitudes of 1187m to 2675m above sea level.

We have so far been able to observe and document photographically the species Thymus polytrichus between 30. May and 1. September.

So far we have been able to add 9 observations of this species to the database.