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Atlas des libellules du Gard Cartes de répartition des espèces au 26/09/2021 : Vous allez consulter les cartes de répartition des espèces du Gard, proposant le pointage des observations validées ou pas encore validées : de ce fait il y a certainement des erreurs qui seront corrigées au fil de l'avancée du projet. Les cartes présentent des points rouges et des poins bleus : les premiers sont les mentions antérieures à l'année 2010, les seconds sont les observations contemporaines (depuis 2010 inclus). Observateurs : Nous avons le plaisir de remercier les observateurs qui ont contribué à la connaissance des papillons du Gard. Certains ont partagé directement leurs observations dans l'Observatoire du Patrimoine Naturel du Gard, d'autres utilisent l'application Observado développée par nos collègues des Pays-Bas, et un troisième lot provient d'échanges de données avec le projet d'Atlas des papillons de jour et libellules du Languedoc Roussillon, jusqu'à 2014 inclus. AUBIN gabrielle, Ador Quentin, Adriaens Tim, Alaimo Jeanne, Allombert Sylvain, Altasserre Corinne, Andrieu Frédéric, Anglio Grégory, Anonyme , Augustyniak Michel, Aupy Emeline, Auvrignon Romuald, Badel Isabelle, Baffie Philippe, Balança Gilles, Baldi Philippe, Bannwarth Annick, Barataud Julien, Barral Aurélie, Barret Jérémie, Bas Yves, Bastide Luc, Bauduin Julien, Bauvet Corinne, Beauval Cédric, Beils Antoine, Bence Stéphane, Bennaïm Thomas, Bergue Emilie, Bernard Cyrielle, Berne Stéphen, Bernier Christophe, Bernier Hanae, Bernier Lilou, Bernier Siméon, Bernon Jean-Marc, Berthelot Stéphane, Bertozzi Hervé, Bertozzi Maryvonne, Bertrand Justine, Bessède Philippe, Beukeboom L., Beusse Bruno, Bidot Sylvain, Bizet Daniel, Blandin Aurore, Bonnemaison Mathieu, Bonnet D., Borel Nicolas, Borner Leïli, Bossaert Mathieu, Bouchet Michel-Ange, Boudot Jean-Pierre, Branchu Sylvain, Braud Yoan, Bres Emilie, Breton François, Brissaud Adeline, Broglie Stéphanie, Brusseaux Gilles, Burst Francis, Capon Luc, Carré Michèle, Cartalade Damien, Caïtucoli Gilles, Cellier Mathis, Chalandon Clément, Charlut Philippe, Charpin Magali, Charrier Matthieu, Chasle Pierrik, Chazel Luc, Cheneveau Frédérique, Cloup Fanny, Coffin Jean, Colin Serge, Colombo Raphaël, Commerçon Monique, Corbier Jean-Michel, Coupry Yannick, Courderot Jean-Marie, Cramm Patrice, Crebassa Jason, Crochet Pierre-André, Crozet Jean, Cudennec François, Cudennec Serge, Cuenin Christophe, Cuvelier Jérémy, D'Hondt Jean-Pierre, DELATTRE Liliane, DELATTRE Liliane, Dabry Julien, Dacier P., Danis Michel, Dauguet Dominique, Dauguet Philippe, De Coninck Martine, De Jong Th., De Knijf Geert, De Visscher M.N., Defos Du Rau Pierre, Delcourt Guillaume, Deliry Cyrille, Delmas David, Delmas David, Delon David, Demesse Marion, Demolder Heidi, Denis Philippe, Derreumaux Vincent, Descaves Bruno, Deso Grégory, Devarenne Sylvette, Dhondt - De Buyck Marie-Claire, Dhondt Valérie, Disca Thierry, Dolbeau Xavier, Doleson François, Dommanget Jean-Louis, Dorison Frédéric, Dorémus André, Dorémus Gisèle, Douard Olivier, Dumas Cédric, Dumas Sylvie, Dumont H. J., Dumontet Eric, Duquesne Grégoire, Déger Henri, Esnault Frédéric, FLP , FOUSSARD Denis, Fabre Pierre-Henri, Faton Jean-Michel, Fayot Mathilde, Fernandes Stéphane, Ferté Henri, Froment Raymond, Fuentes Tatiana, Février Jérémie, GARCIA Mathieu, GUIRAUDOU Samuel, Gabant Pauline, Gagnier Daniel, Gaio Jeanne, Gargallo Magali, Garnero Stéphanie, Gauquie Benoit, Gaymard Maxime, Gendre Thomas, Geny Ninon, Germain Christophe, Giloux Yannick, Girard R., Girardin Sébastien, Giraudin Aurélie, Givord Bérénice, Gontier Bruno, Gouvard Nathalie, Gozard Michèle, Graham V., Grand Daniel, Grimaud Aurélien, Grimaître Frédéric, Guimier Hubert, Guénescheau Yvon, Hamon J., Heidemann Harald, Hela François, Henniaux Clément, Henry Viny, Hentz Cécile, Hentz Jean-Laurent, Herry Charlotte, Herry Michel, Hervieu Pascale, Houard Xavier, Houfflain Bérenger, Huguet Eliott, Ibanez Manuel, Iparraguirre Laurent, Itrac-Bruneau Raphaëlle, Ivanez Damien, Jacquemin Gilles, Jacquet Damien, Jacquet Karine, Jaulin Stéphane, Jomat Emilien, Jourdain François, Jourdan Christian, Jourdan Johan, Jouve Stéphane, Joyaux Karen, Juillard Fanny, Julian Rémi, Juliand Christine, Juliand Pierre, Juliand Pierre, KELVINK Lisa, Kerihuel Christian, Kern Dietrich, Klesczewski Mario, LES (PNC) , Labbaye Olivier, Labrousse Bruno, 1 Atlas des libellules du Gard Observateurs (suite) : Ladet Alain, Lafont Valérie-Anne, Lambert Bruno, Landini Giovanni, Lasmer Giacomo, Laurent Anthony, Laurioux Anaïs, Lavaux Philippe, Le Bricquir Marie Lou, Le Merrer Camille, Leblanc Elise, Leblanc Olivier, Leborne Florian, Lebraud Christian, Leconte Romaric, Lecuir Gilles, Legendre François, Legrand Catherine, Legrand Pierre-René, Lejeune Romain, Lelut Jana, Lemarchand Cédric, Lepine Fabien, Lequertier Dominique, Leroy Thierry, Letellier Perle, Lienhard Françoise, Logvinenko-Clergerie Tania, Louboutin Bastien, Luglia Thomas, Luzy Lionel, MORRA Thibault, Malbos Marie, Manent Elise, Mariani Lauriane, Marquis Stéphane, Marsaudon Valere, Martin Annick, Martinet Guillaume, Martinez Michel, Martorell Karline, Meissonnier Patrice, Menno Reemer, Mentens Jeroen, Menut Thomas, Mercier Paulin, Merlet Florence, Messembourg Sarah, Meunier Charlotte, Michelin Sylvie, Milh Sara, Minguez Jérémy, Mirouze Emanuelle, Moisset François, Monchaux Geoffrey, Moncombe M., Monnerat Christian, Morand Guillaume, Morel Elodie, Morin Didier, Motteau Valentin, Mounis Sarah, Mounis Sarah, Mouret Vincent, Mure Michel, NEGRE Pierre, Nabholz Benoît, Nardi Pascal, Nardin Daniel, Nicolas Vincent, Nisole Pierre, Olioso Georges, Outfin Valerie, PAC (PNC) , Papazian Michel, Parayre Christophe, Parrain Nicolas, Paveyranne Antonin, Pellissier Francis, Pelozuelo Laurent, Pennacchiotti Stéphane, Perrin Luc, Perrin William, Perrin-Caile David, Perrot Yoan, Petit Jérémiah, Petitot Maud, Pianalto Sylvie, Pichard Audrey, Piquard Jean-Louis, Piquard Jocelyne, Pirsoul Lionel, Pissavin Stéphane, Ploteau Gaëtan, Pomarède Michel, Ponce Apolline, Pons B., Pons Nolwenn, Ponsar Clotilde, Pont , Pont Bernard, Pontier René, Prache Anne, Precigout Laurent, Puech Marie-Pierre, Pélozuelo Laurent, RODRIGUEZ Juan Pablo, Rafton Thibault, Renault Numa-Nil, Reygrobellet Jean-Philippe, Rhodde Arnaud, Roche Marie, Rollet Félix, Rondeau Alexis, Rondet Romain, Rosolen Jean-Louis, Rosolen Karine, Rossington Sue, Roux Colette, Rufray Xavier, Réal Laurence, Sablain Vincent, Sabran Cyrille, Saintvanne Alice, Sala André, Sala Jacqueline, Salenson Sarah, Sanchez E., Sannier David, Sardet Eric, Sautet David, Sauve Romain, Scher Olivier, Schleicher Jörg, Seguin Cédric, Soula Bertrand, Sourdrille Kévin, Sourribes Valérie-Claude, Sousbie Olivier, Soustelle Cyril, Soustelle Nicolas, Steeghs M., Sulmont Emeric, Séon Jean, TOUVENET Sylvain, Tailly Marc, Tardy Marielle, Theveny Bernard, Thiercelin Adrien, Tinchant Anne, Tiné Rémi, Tixier-Inrep Danièle, Tizané Daniel, Toualit Sonia, Tourel Jean-Sébastien, Trayssac Sandrine, Trentin Corine, VANWYNSBERGE BERNARD, VERGNE Sophie, Valente Pierre, Valero Marie-José, Valet Marine, Valet Marine, Vanapelghem Cédric, Vanwynsberge Bernard, Vançon L., Varéa Suzanne, Vaselli Françoise, Verhelle Nathalie, Veyrat Claude, Veyrat Michel, Vick Graham, Vincent Marie Jo, Vincent S., Vincent Stéphane, Voisin Jean-François, Von der Broek T., Vorsselmans Frans, Vos Jan W., Védère Elisabeth, Védère Roger, Wagner Paul, Wallays Henk, Wienhofer M., Wienhofer Mathias, Willem Henri, Wuytack Orane, Zenasni Audrey, Zinsli Markus, Zépanski Marilyn, des Bezougnes Atelier, 2 Atlas des libellules du Gard Autres observateurs : Lavigne Christophe, asso Prosinat, avec tout le groupe, Baldi Philippe, Claveau Joëlle, Combret Damien, Vilas Nadine, Delmas David, Devarenne Sylvette, devarenne Sylvette, , Devarenne Sylvette, Monteiller Denys, Devarenne Sylvette, Rabillard Marie-Agnés , Devarenne Sylvette, Theveny Bernard, DUBRUNFAUT FLORENCE, Ekel Benoit du CG30, et al, et al., et club nature, Fête de la Nature, Garnier Emanuel, Garnier Emanuel, , Garnier Emanuel, Desmaret Yves, Garnier Emanuel, Rabillard Marie-agnés, Garnier Emmanuel, Hervieu Pascale, Jaulin Stephane et Houard Xavier de l\' OPIE, jonatan theveny, journée RENE 30, Laurent Iparraguirre, Leroy, maxime Gaymard CENLR à identier les exuvies, melle Pellet Prune, Moisset François et Zabek Damien, Piquard Jocelyne , Iparraguire Laurent, prospection, Ribot Anthony, Sautet David, sortie Gard Nature, sortie GardNature André Sala, sortie insectes, Soustelle Nicolas, stage libellules, stage papillons, stage papillons du Galeizon, stage papillons Gard Nature, Staub Anne, Tayolle hubert du CG30, theveny jonatan, Thomas Theveny, 3 Atlas des libellules du Gard Structures associées : ALEPE, Aucune structure, Bibliographie, Biotope, CEN L-R, CEN LR, CEN LR & Pas de structure, CEN-LR, CG 34, Club Nature de Jonquieres, COGard, Conseil Départemental du Gard, Conseil Départemental du Gard, Conseil Général du Gard, ECO-MED, Ecologistes de l'Euzière, Ecologistes de l'Euziere & SFO, Ecotone, Entomo&Co, EntomoAndCo, Eten environnement, Gard Nature, Germain Christophe, GRPLS, HELICE BTPEI, In Situ Faune et Flore, Jean-Laurent Hentz (BE), Jean-Laurent Hentz (BE), Gard Nature, Jean-Laurent-Hentz (BE), LPO Aude, Naturalia, Nature du Gard, Nature du Gard, Conseil Départemental du Gard, OPIE, NB Consultant, O2TERRE, Observado, Obsmedit, ONCFS, ONF, Opie, OPIE & CEN L-R, OPIE LR, Parc National des Cévennes, Pas de structure, Salsepareille, SFO, SMAGE des Gardons, Syndicat des Hautes Vallées Cévenoles, Syndicat Mixte Camargue
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    Acta fytotechn zootechn, 22, 2019(4): 110–113 http://www.acta.fapz.uniag.sk Short Communication Dragonflies Odonata( ) of Botanical Garden‘s Pond of SUA in Nitra Mária Babošová*, Jana Ivanič Porhajašová, Dávid Ernst Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Faculty of Agrobiology and Food Resources, Slovakia Article Details: Received: 2019-09-09 | Accepted: 2019-11-12 | Available online: 2019-12-31 https://doi.org/10.15414/afz.2019.22.04.110-113 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License The faunistic research of dragonflies was realized during 2016 and 2017. The research was carried out under the conditions of Botanical garden‘s pond of Slovak University of Agriculture (SUA) in Nitra. 229 dragonfly individuals (105♂, 124♀) were trapped during the monitored period. Trapped individuals represented 10 species and 3 families of dragonflies. The aim of the research was to determine the species composition of dragonflies of the selected locality. Based on the representation of individual species for the monitored locality, its dominance was also calculated. Keywords: dragonflies, Odonata, bioindicator, habitat, pond, dominance, climate change 1 Introduction changes reflect changes in the structure of dragonfly The dragonflies (Odonata) are definitely one of the most communities. Dragonflies are currently also being used obvious and various group of the insects. The biology of to assess the impact of climate change. For example, nature protection calls the dragonflies as an umbrella the so-called Loosers include Calopteryx splendens, species. So, the protection of dragonfly habitats helps whose population density will decrease due to global to protect the wide spectrum of other aquatic animals warming because it is sensitive to oxygen deficiency in with similar requirements on the environment (Noss, water (Beracko et al., 2017).
  • Odonata Recording Form

    Odonata Recording Form

    Odonata Recording Form Weather Cloud cover Recorder Site name 1=0-25% 2=25-50% 3=50-75% 4=75-100% Wind speed Beaufort scale Start Email Grid reference Temperature °C Finish Date County Zygoptera (Damselflies) Life stage/behaviour Scientific name Common name Adults (total) Copulating pairs* Ovipositing females Larvae Exuviae Emerging adults Coenagrion puella Azure Damselfly Calopteryx splendens Banded Demoiselle Calopteryx virgo Beautiful Demoiselle Ischnura elegans Blue-tailed Damselfly Enallagma cyathigerum Common Blue Damselfly Lestes sponsa Emerald Damselfly Pyrrhosoma nymphula Large Red Damselfly Coenagrion hastulatum Northern Damselfly Erythromma najas Red-eyed Damselfly Ischnura pumilio Scarce Blue-tailed Damselfly Lestes dryas Scarce Emerald Damselfly Ceriagrion tenellum Small Red Damselfly Erythromma viridulum Small Red-eyed Damselfly Coenagrion mercuriale Southern Damselfly Lestes barbarus Southern Emerald Damselfly Coenagrion pulchellum Variable Damselfly Platycnemis pennipes White-legged Damselfly Chalcolestes viridis Willow Emerald Damselfly *Copulating pairs. 1 pair= count of 1 Anisoptera (Dragonflies) Life stage/behaviour Scientific name Common name Adults (total) Copulating pairs* Ovipositing females Larvae Exuviae Emerging adults Aeshna caerulea Azure Hawker Sympetrum danae Black Darter Orthetrum cancellatum Black-tailed Skimmer Somatochlora metallica Brilliant Emerald Libellula depressa Broad-bodied Chaser Aeshna grandis Brown Hawker Gomphus vulgatissimus Common Clubtail Sympetrum striolatum Common Darter Aeshna juncea
  • REVISION of AFRICAN LESTIDAE 341 Venation. Forewings of 1. Lestes Sponsa

    REVISION of AFRICAN LESTIDAE 341 Venation. Forewings of 1. Lestes Sponsa

    REVISION OF AFRICAN LESTIDAE 341 Venation. Forewings of 1. Lestes sponsa; 2. L. amicus; 3. L. auripennis; 4. L. plagiatus; 5. L. ictericus; 6. L. palliaus; 7. L, ochraceus; 8. Sytnpecma fusca. 342 ELLIOT PINHEY Wing structures (Text fig. 1-8) Wings usually narrowed apically but apex short, broadly rounded in L. dryas and macro­ stigma, I. ictericus and some X. ochraceus. TABLE 1. Measurements Shape of mesepisternum Wing characters (normal variation) Start of / Length No. of interc. Abd. Mesepisternum Ratio L/W of Pt Px fore- veins, Subgenus and species ♂ mm Length Width (approx.) mm wing R4-MA fw Lestes sponsa .................. 30 4,1 x 1,3 3 1,25-1,5 11-12 Px 2-3½ L. virens ......................... 26 3,6 x 1,2 3 1,25 9-12 Px 3-5 L. dryas ................. .. 26 4,1 x 1,3 3 1,35-1,5 11-13 Px l½-3 L. barbarus .................. 33 4,8 x 1,3 4 1,25-1,5 10-14 Px 2-4 L. macrostigma.................. 33 3,8 x 1,4 3 2,0-2,5 13-14 Px 3-5 L. virgatus......................... 40 5,4 x 1,3 4 1,5-2 12-14 Px2½-5 L. amicus......................... 37 5,4 X 1,3 4 2,3-3 12-13 Px 4-7 Chalcolestes viridis .. .. 32 3,7 X 1,2 3 1,75 11-13 Px 4-5 Pseudochalcolestes silvaticus 31 4,5 X 1,4 3 1,5-1,75 11-12 Px 3-5 Ps. auripennis .................. 33 4,7 X 1,4 3 2,3-2,5 13-15 Px 4-5 Paralestes tridens .