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Inventarisaties-Wilmkebreek-2010 Soortenlijsten 2010 - 2020 Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen Polder in 2013 (Foto: Thijs Knol) Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 1 Inhoudsopgave I Animalia (dieren) 5 13 Mammalia (zoogdieren) 43 a. Carnivora (roofdieren) 43 b. Chiroptera (vleermuizen) 43 1 Actinopterygii (beenvissen) 5 c. Insectivora (insecteneters) 43 a. Cypriniformes (karperachtigen) 5 d. Lagomorpha (haasachtigen) 43 b. Gasterosteiformes (stekelbaarsachtigen) 5 e. Rodentia (knaagdieren) 43 2 Amphibia (amfibieën) 7 14 Reptilia (reptielen) 44 a Anura (kikkers en padden) 7 a. Testudines (schildpadden) 44 b. Urodela (salamanders) 7 3 Arachnida (spinachtigen) 9 a. Araneae (spinnen) 9 b. Trombidiformes (mijten) 9 II Plantae (planten) 4 Aves (vogels) 11 a. Accipitriformes (havikachtigen) 11 1 Bryopsida (bladmossen) 47 b. Anseriformes (eendachtigen) 11 a. Hypnales (mossen) 47 c. Apodiformes (gierzwaluwachtigen) 11 b. Brachytheciaceae (slaapmossen) 47 d. Charadriiformes (steltloperachtigen) 11 c. Dicranales e. Ciconiiformes (ooievaarachtigen) 12 2 Marchantiopsida (levermossen) 47 f. Columbiformes (duifachtigen) 12 a. Marchantiales 47 g. Coraciiformesm (scharrelaarvogels) 12 3 Polypodiopsida (varens, paardenstaarten) 47 h. Cuculiformes (koekoekachtigen) 12 a. Equisetales 47 i. Falconiformes (valkachtigen) 12 b. Polypodiales 47 j. Galliformes (hoendervogels) 12 c. Salviniales 47 k. Gruiformes (kraanvogelachtigen) 12 4 Spermatophyta (zaadplanten) 49 l. Passeriformes (zangvogels) 12 a. Alismatales 49 m. Pelecaniformes (pelikaanachtigen) 13 b Amaranthaceae (amarantfamilie) 49 n. Piciformes (spechtachtigen) 13 c. Asparagales (aspergefamilie) 49 o. Strigiformes (uilen) 13 d. Apiales 49 p. Suliformes (aalscholvers) 13 e. Asterales (asterfamilie) 49 5 Bivalvia (tweekleppigen) f. Boraginales 49 a. Venerida (ontwikkelde tweekleppigen) 14 g. Brassicales 50 b. Unionida (najaden) 14 h. Caryophyllale 50 6 Branchiopoda (kieuwpootkreeften) i. Ericales 50 a. Diplostraca (schelpkreeftjes) 14 j. Fabales 50 7 Chilopoda (duizendpoten) 14 k. Lamiales 50 a. Lithobiomorpha 14 l. Liliales 50 b. Scolopendromorpha 14 n. Malvales 50 c. Scutigeromorpha 14 o. Myrtales 51 8 Diplopoda (miljoenpoten) 14 p. Poales 51 a. Julida (miljoenpoten) 14 q. Ranunculales 51 b. Polydesmida 14 r. Rosales 51 9 Entognatha (springstaarten) 15 s. Saxifragales 51 a. Collembola (springstaarten) 15 t. Solanales 51 10 Gastropoda (slakken) a. Stylommatophora (land-longslakken) 15 b. Hygrophila (longslakken) 15 III Fungi (schimmels) 53 c. Allogastropoda 15 1 Agaricomycetes (paddenstoelen) 53 11 Insecta (insecten) 17 a. Auriculariales (judasoren) 53 a. Coleoptera (kevers) 17 b. Hymenochaetales 53 b. Diptera (vliegen en muggen) 21 2 Lecanoromycetes 53 c. Hemiptera (snavelinsecten) 25 a. Lecanorales (korstmossen) 53 d. Hymenoptera (bijen, wespen en mieren) 26 b. Peltigerales 53 e. Lepidoptera (vlinders) 29 c. Teloschistales 53 f. Odonata (libellen) 39 f. Orthoptera (krekels en sprinkhanen) 41 12 Malacostraca (echte kreeftachtigen) 42 IIII Amoebozoa (amoeboïden) 53 a. Amphipoda (vlokreeftjes) 42 1 Myxomycetes (slijmzwammen) 53 b. Decapoda (kreeften, krabben, garnalen) 42 a. Physarales 53 c. Isopoda (pissebedden) 42 Gevlamde uil Actinotia polyodon (foto: Thijs Knol) Omslag: Polder in 2015 (foto: Tom Jongeling) Fotografie: Henk van Alst (tenzij anders vermeldt) 2 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 3 I Animalia (dieren) 1. Actinopterygii (beenvissen) 1a. Cypriniformes (karperachtigen) 1b. Gasterosteiformes (stekelbaarsachtigen) Cyprinidae (karpers) Gasterosteidae (stekelbaarzen) Abramis brama Brasem Gasterosteus aculeatus Driedoornige stekelbaars Cyprinus carpio Karper spec. Pungitius pungitius Tiendoornige stekelbaars Rutilus rutilus Blankvoorn Tiendoornige stekelbaars Pungitius pungitius Driedoornige stekelbaars Gasterosteus aculeatus 4 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 5 2. Amphibia (amfibieën) 2a. Anura (kikkers en padden) 2b. Urodela (salamanders) Bufonidae (echte padden) Salamandridae Echte salamanders Bufo bufo Gewone pad Lissotriton vulgaris Kleine watersalamander Epidalea calamita Rugstreeppad Ranidae Echte kikkers Rana temporaria Bruine kikker Pelophylax ridibundus Europese Meerkikker Pelophylax spec. Groene Kikker spec. Bruine kikker Rana temporaria Gewone pad Bufo bufo 6 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 7 3. Arachnida (spinachtigen) 3a. Araneae (spinnen) Pholcidae (trilspinnen) Pholcus phalangioides Grote trilspin Agelenidae (trechterspinnen) Tegenaria atrica Gewone huisspin Salticidae (springspinnen) Tegenaria s.l. spec. Huisspin onbekend Marpissa muscosa Schorsmarpissa Salticus scenicus Huiszebraspin Amaurobiidae (nachtkaardespinnen) Amaurobius spec. Kaardespin onbekend Scytodidae (lijmspuiters) Scytodes thoracica Getijgerde lijmspuiter Araneidae (kruisspinachtigen) Araneus diadematus Kruisspin Tetragnathidae (strekspinnen) Argiope bruennichi Tijgerspin Metellina mengei Zomerwielwebspin Larinioides sericatus Brugspin Pachygnatha degeeri Kleine dikkaak Nuctenea umbratica Platte wielwebspin Tetragnatha extensa Gewone strekspin Zygiella x-notata Venstersectorspin Tetragnatha spec. Strekspin onbekend Clubionidae (zakspinnen) Theridiidae (kogelspinnen) Clubiona comta Bonte zakspin Anelosimus vittatus Slanke kogelspin Enoplognatha ovata Gewone tandkaak Dictynidae (kaardespinnen) Enoplognatha ovata/latimana Gewone of Vergeten Tandkaak Nigma walckenaeri Groen kaardertje Enoplognatha spec. Tandkaak onbekend Neottiura bimaculata Witbandkogelspin Dysderidae (celspinnen) Theridion varians Gewoon visgraatje Dysdera crocata Roodwitte celspin Dysdera erythrina Boscelspin Thomisidae (krabspinnen) Misumena vatia Gewone kameleonspin Linyphiidae (hangmatspinnen) Xysticus spec. Krabspin (Xysticus) onbekend Ceratinella brevipes Gewoon schildspinnetje Xysticus ulmi Moeraskrabspin Diplostyla concolor Langtongspinnetje Erigone arctica Schorrendwergspin Erigone atra Storingsdwergspin 3b. Trombidiformes (mijten) Erigone dentipalpis Aeronautje Gongylidium rufipes Oranjepoot Eriophyida (bezemmijten) Linyphia triangularis Herfsthangmatspin Stenacis triradiatus Wilgenbezemmijt Linyphiidae indet. Hangmatspin spec. Maso sundevalli Gewoon dwergstekelpootje Eriophyidae (galmijten) Micrargus subaequalis Plat putkopje Aceria erinea Okkernootviltmijt Neriene montana Lentehangmatspin Aceria fraxinivora Bloemkoolgal Oedothorax fuscus Gewone velddwergspin Tenuiphantes tenuis Bodemwevertje Lycosidae (wolfspinnen) Arctosa leopardus Moswolfspin Pardosa amentata Tuinwolfspin Pardosa monticola Duinwolfspin Pardosa nigriceps Graswolfspin Pardosa prativaga Oeverwolfspin Pardosa spec. Wolfspin (Pardosa) spec. Pirata piraticus Poelpiraat Piratula spec. Piraat onbekend Trochosa ruricola Veldnachtwolfspin Philodromus cespitum Gewone renspin Philodromus dispar Zwarte Renspin Philodromus margaritatus Korstmosrenspin Trombidiidae (fluweelmijten) Trombidiidae indet. Fluweelmijt onbekend Trombidium holosericeum Geluksspinnetje Philodromidae (renspinnen) Philodromus rufus Bonte renspin Philodromus spec. Renspin onbekend Tibellus spec. Sprietspin onbekend Wespspin Argiope bruennichi Krabspin spec. Xysticus spec. 8 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 9 4. Aves (vogels) 4a. Accipitriformes (havikachtigen) Accipitridae (sperwers) Accipiter gentilis Havik Accipiter nisus Sperwer Buteo buteo Buizerd Circus aeruginosus Bruine Kiekendief Haliaeetus albicilla Zeearend 4b. Anseriformes (eendachtigen) Anatidae (eenden) Alopochen aegyptiaca Nijlgans Anas crecca Wintertaling Anas platyrhynchos Wilde Eend Anas platyrhynchos forma domestica Parkeend Anser anser Grauwe Gans Anser anser forma domestica Parkgans Bergeend Tadorna tadorna (Foto: Bewegingscamera) Anser serrirostris Toendrarietgans Aythya fuligula Kuifeend Branta canadensis Grote Canadese Gans Branta leucopsis Brandgans 4d. Charadriiformes (steltloperachtigen) Cygnus cygnus Wilde Zwaan Cygnus olor Knobbelzwaan Charadriidae (plevieren) Mareca penelope Smient Charadrius dubius Kleine Plevier Mareca strepera Krakeend Charadrius hiaticula Bontbekplevier Netta rufina Krooneend Vanellus vanellus Kievit Spatula clypeata Slobeend Spatula querquedula Zomertaling Laridae (meeuwen) Tadorna tadorna Bergeend Chroicocephalus ridibundus Kokmeeuw Ichthyaetus melanocephalus Zwartkopmeeuw Larus argentatus Zilvermeeuw 4c. Apodiformes (gierzwaluwachtigen) Larus canus Stormmeeuw Larus canus canus Europese Stormmeeuw Apodidae (gierzwaluwen) Larus fuscus Kleine Mantelmeeuw Apus apus Gierzwaluw Sterna hirundo Visdief Grutto Limosa limosa Wilde eend Anas platyrhynchos 10 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en tuinen 2010 - 2020 Soortenlijsten Wilmkebreekpolder en omgeving 2010 - 2020 11 4h. Cuculiformes (koekoekachtigen) Cuculidae (koekoeken) Cuculus canorus Koekoek 4i. Falconiformes (valkachtigen) Falconidae Falco peregrinus Slechtvalk Falco tinnunculus Torenvalk 4j. Galliformes (hoendervogels) Phasianidae (hoenders) Coturnix coturnix Kwartel Sperwer Accipiter nisus (Foto: Marty Vink) 4k. Gruiformes (kraanvogelachtigen) Rallidae (rallen) Haematopodidae (scholeksters) Fulica atra Meerkoet Haematopus ostralegus Scholekster Gallinula chloropus Waterhoen Scolopacidae (strandlopers) Actitis hypoleucos Oeverloper Calidris spec. Strandloper onbekend Gallinago gallinago Watersnip Limosa limosa Grutto Heggenmus Prunella modularis Lymnocryptes
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