Location Search (Ayrshire)

Amalaraeus penicilliger mustelae

Host species: Clethrionomys glareolus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Microtus agrestis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Ceratophyllus Ceratophyllus farreni farreni

Host species: Delichon urbica
Reference
Waterston, J., 1914. Some records of Scottish Siphonaptera. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 50: 88-91, 159-166., p.559.	view record

Ceratophyllus Ceratophyllus fringillae

Host species: Fringilla coelebs
Reference
Waterston, J., 1910. On some habits and hosts of bird Ceratophylli taken in Scotland in 1909; with description of a new species (C. rothschildi), and records of various Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 18(2): 73-91., p.557.	view record

Ceratophyllus Ceratophyllus gallinae

Host species: Emberiza citrinella
Reference
Anon.,0 Rothschild Collection of Fleas, held at the Natural History Museum, London: Ceratophyllidae. , p.577.	view record

Host species: Gallus domesticus
Reference
Titchener, R.N., 1979. Infestation of broiler breeder houses with hen fleas. Parasitology 79(3): xiii., p.527.	view record
Titchener, R.N., 1983. The use of Permethrin to control an outbreak of hen fleas (Ceratophyllus gallinae). Poultry Science 62(4): 608-611., p.528.	view record

Host species: Hirundo rustica
Reference
Waterston, J., 1914. Some records of Scottish Siphonaptera. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 50: 88-91, 159-166., p.559.	view record

Host species: Sturnus vulgaris
Reference
Waterston, J., 1914. Some records of Scottish Siphonaptera. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 50: 88-91, 159-166., p.559.	view record
Anon.,0 Rothschild Collection of Fleas, held at the Natural History Museum, London: Ceratophyllidae. , p.577.	view record

Ceratophyllus Ceratophyllus hirundinis

Host species: Delichon urbica
Reference
Waterston, J., 1914. Some records of Scottish Siphonaptera. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 50: 88-91, 159-166., p.559.	view record

Ctenophthalmus Ctenophthalmus bisoctodentatus heselhausi

Host species: Microtus agrestis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Sorex araneus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Ctenophthalmus Ctenophthalmus nobilis nobilis

Host species: Talpa europaea
Reference
Waterston, J., 1914. Some records of Scottish Siphonaptera. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 50: 88-91, 159-166., p.559.	view record

Ctenophthalmus Ctenophthalmus nobilis spp.

Host species: Apodemus sylvaticus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Clethrionomys glareolus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Mustela nivalis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Microtus agrestis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Neomys fodiens
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Sorex minutus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Dasypsyllus Dasypsyllus gallinulae gallinulae

Host species: Fringilla coelebs
Reference
Waterston, J., 1910. On some habits and hosts of bird Ceratophylli taken in Scotland in 1909; with description of a new species (C. rothschildi), and records of various Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 18(2): 73-91., p.557.	view record

Host species: Saxicola torquata
Reference
Waterston, J., 1910. On some habits and hosts of bird Ceratophylli taken in Scotland in 1909; with description of a new species (C. rothschildi), and records of various Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 18(2): 73-91., p.557.	view record

Host species: Turdus merula
Reference
Waterston, J., 1910. On some habits and hosts of bird Ceratophylli taken in Scotland in 1909; with description of a new species (C. rothschildi), and records of various Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 18(2): 73-91., p.557.	view record

Host species: Turdus philomelos
Reference
Waterston, J., 1910. On some habits and hosts of bird Ceratophylli taken in Scotland in 1909; with description of a new species (C. rothschildi), and records of various Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 18(2): 73-91., p.557.	view record

Doratopsylla dasycnema dasycnema

Host species: Sorex araneus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Hystrichopsylla talpae talpae

Host species: Mustela nivalis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Sorex araneus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Ischnopsyllus Ischnopsyllus octactenus

Host species: Pipistrellus pipistrellus
Reference
Hopkins, G.H.E. & Rothschild, M., 1956. An illustrated catalogue of the Rothschild collection of fleas (Siphonaptera) in the British Museum (Natural History). Vol.II: Coptopsyllidae, Vermipsyllidae, Stephanocircidae, Ischnopsyllidae, Hypsophthalmidae and Xiphiopsyllidae. London. The Trustees of the British Museum., p.235.	view record

Megabothris Megabothris walkeri

Host species: Apodemus sylvaticus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Mustela nivalis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Microtus agrestis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Unknown host
Reference
Anon.,0 Rothschild Collection of Fleas, held at the Natural History Museum, London: Ceratophyllidae. , p.577.	view record

Nosopsyllus Nosopsyllus fasciatus

Host species: Rattus norvegicus
Reference
Waterston, J., 1910. On some habits and hosts of bird Ceratophylli taken in Scotland in 1909; with description of a new species (C. rothschildi), and records of various Siphonaptera. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 18(2): 73-91., p.557.	view record

Palaeopsylla minor

Host species: Talpa europaea
Reference
Waterston, J., 1914. Some records of Scottish Siphonaptera. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 50: 88-91, 159-166., p.559.	view record
Hopkins, G.H.E. & Rothschild, M., 1966. An illustrated catalogue of the Rothschild collection of fleas (Siphonaptera) in the British Museum (Natural History). Vol.IV: Hystrichopsyllidae (Ctenophthalminae, Dinopsyllinae, Doratopsyllinae and Listropsyllinae). London. The Trustees of the British Museum., p.237.	view record

Palaeopsylla soricis soricis

Host species: Clethrionomys glareolus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Microtus agrestis
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Host species: Sorex araneus
Reference
Varma, M.G.R. & Page, R.J.C., 1966. The epidemiology of louping ill in Ayrshire, Scotland: ectoparasites of small mammals. I. (Siphonaptera). Journal of Medical Entomology 3(3-4): 331-335., p.536.	view record

Pulex Pulex irritans

Host species: Unknown host
Reference
Waterston, J., 1909. On some Scottish Siphonaptera II. The Annals of Scottish Natural History 72: 226-228., p.555.	view record

Spilopsyllus cuniculi

Host species: Oryctolagus cuniculus
Reference
Mead-Briggs, A.R., 1964. Records of rabbit fleas, Spilopsyllus cuniculi (Dale), from every county in Great Britain with notes on infestation rates. Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine 100:8-17., p.286.	view record