Feedback request: Vicia sepium (119.5.2)

[portwild]

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Specimen #318029

Taxon:	Fabaceae: Vicia sepium L. ("Bush Vetch")
Filed in taxon folder:	Fabaceae: Vicia sepium L. ("Bush Vetch")
Collection date:	5/1881
Locality:	Ireland, VCH11 Co. Kilkenny, Mount Misery, S61
Institution:	University College Dublin (DBC)
Image:
fruits/flowers:	mature flowers

Inferred details are marked.

Documented by portwild on 9^th April 2011.

Edit history

date	user	change
29/10/2012	oldnick	Deleted locality:
29/10/2012	oldnick	Added locality: Mount Moisery
31/12/2015	portwild	Deleted locality: Mount Moisery
31/12/2015	portwild	Added locality: IE VCH11 Mount Misery

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User comments about this sheet

portwild wrote

Location Mount Moisery not found

[dawn nelson]

try this it seems to home in on a place , can't see the name but it is usually accurate http://wtp2.appspot.com/

[portwild]

Thanks.
I can't see the name there either but its an interesting website.

Alan

[oldnick]

9 sheets from this year have been edited as from Mount Misery, in alternately Co Kilkenny and Co Waterford

[Roger Horton]

Mount M[o]isery (the 'o' is probably just a scroll on the 'M') just north of Waterford Plunkett Station, on the north bank of the River Suir, around S603131 is now partly in the administrative county of Waterford, but probably all in VCH11.

The Biological Vice Counties of Ireland has "Kilkenny (H11). The administrative county of Kilkenny, together with ... that part of the city and county borough of Waterford which lies on the left (north) bank of the River Suir."