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Fund Af Småsommerfugle Fra Danmark I 19 8 5 (Lepidoptera) Fund af småsommerfugle fra Danmark i 19 8 5 (Lepidoptera) OTTO BUHL, PER FALCK, OLE KARSHOLT, KNUD LARSEN & KARSTEN SCHNACK Buhl, 0., Falck, P., Karsholt, 0., Larsen, K. & Schnack. K.: Records of Microlepi­ doptera from Denmark in 1985 (Lepidoptera). En t. Meddr 55: 43-56. Copenhagen, Denmark, 198 7. l SSN 0013-8851. The article reports interesting Danish Microlepidoptera collected in 1985 as well as interesting tindings o f specimens collected in previous years but not definitively identi­ fied u n til t his year. The classification and nomenelature follow Catalogue o f the Lepi­ doptera o f Denmark (Schnack (ed.) 1985), in which the same division o f Denmark in to li districts is used. All novelties in relation to this Catalogue are published in thc yearly lists o f which thi s is number seven. Five o f the species a re new to the Danish fauna. They a re: Ti.1cheria marl{inea (Haworth, 1828) (Tischeriidae), Al{urwptl!rix curvipunctosa (Haworth, 1811) (Oeco­ phoridae), Elachista eskoi Kyrki & Karvonen, 1985 (Elachistidac) - hitherto known from Finland only - Cydia amp/ana (Hiibner, 1799) (Tortricidae), and l:"u::ophera hil{ella (Zeller, 1848) (Pyralidae). All Danish records are Iisted of AcroccrcOfiS imperialel/a (Zell.) (Gracillariidae), Coleophora fiococuprella HS. (Coleophoridae), and Choreuti.\ pariana (Cl.) and C. diana (Hb.) (Choreutidac). In addition all localities are given and in scvcral cases shown o n maps for a series o f scarce species. In the text about AI{OI10[)t!'rix curvipunctosa (Hw.) it is noted that the tigures of male genitalia in L vovsky ( 1981 : 612) belong to A. vendellel/a (Chrct.). New localities for the Danish spccialities Nemapol{on jal1triel/a (Haas) (Tineidae) and Eucosma kryl{eri (Rbl.) (Tortricidae) are stated, and Angelica silvestris is given as a new Danis h food plant to Catap/ectica profugd/a (S t t.) (Epermcniidae). The article deals with many other species of intercst. Any of the authors may be consultcd for further information by foreign readcrs. Correspondence to: Småsommerfuglelistcn, Zoologisk Museum. Universitetsparken 15, DK- 2100 København Ø, Danmark. Denne oversigt over fund af nye, sjældne og mark i distrikter er ligeledes den samme som biologisk eller faunistisk set interessante heri. Navne på planter følger Dansk Felt­ småsommerfugle er udarbejdet efter de sam­ flora (Hansen 1981 ). me retningslinjer som de seks foregående Alle de i listen omtalte dyr befinder sig i lister publiceret i Entomologiske Meddelel­ findernes samlinger, hvis ikke andet er an­ ser siden 1981. ført. Forkortelsen ZMUC henviser til Zoolo­ Fund medtages i listen i den udstrækning. gisk Museum, København, mens NHMÅ de rummer nye oplysninger om arternes bio­ står for Naturhistorisk Museum, Århus. logi eller udbredelse. Fund af præimaginale Listen er fortsat et kollektivt produkt, stadier medtages normalt ikke, hvis der ikke men i de tilfælde, hvor enkeltpersoner har foreligger klækket materiale. Den systemati­ leveret grundige kommentarer til en art, an­ ske opdeling, rækkefølgen og nomenklaturen føres den ansvarliges navn i parentes efter følger Katalog over de danske Sommerfugle kommentaren, på samme måde som fin­ (Schnack (red.) 1985). Opdelingen af Dan- derne angives i parentes efter de enkelte Ent. Mcddr 55.1- 1987 43 fund. Ligeledes angives i særlige tilj(efde nav­ Jørgensen). Første fund fra distriktet efter net på den determinator, der står inde for 1960. bestemmelsen af vanskelige arter. Listen rummer følgende fem nye arter for Stir;mefla afnetella (S t t.). F: Dyre borg, antal den danske fauna: Tischeria marginea la. 16.x.l984, Afnus gfutinosa (B. Jørgen­ (Haworth, 1828) (Tischeriidae), Agonopterix sen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. curvipunctosa (Haworth, 1811) (Oecophori­ dae). Elachista eskoi Kyrki & Karvonen, Stigmel/a p runetarum (Stt.). F: Svanninge, 1985 (Elachistidae), Cydia amp/ana (Hub­ antal la. 27 .ix.l983, Frunus spinosa (B. Jør­ ner, 1799) (Tortricidae) og Eu::ophera bir;el­ gensen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. /a (Zeller, 1848) (Pyralidae). Alle danske fund nævnes af Acrocercops Stigmelfa male/fa (Stt.). F: Damsbo Skov, imperiafelfa (Zell.) (Gracillariidae), Coleo­ antal la. 10.ix.l983, Malus silvestris (B. Jør­ phora jitscocuprelfa HS. (Coleophoridae) gensen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. samt Choreutis pariana (Cl.) og C diana (Hb.) (Choreutidae). Desuden bringes status Stir;mella catharticefla (Stt.). F: Svanninge, over kendte lokaliteter - ofte med udbredel­ antal la. 27.ix.l983, Rhamnus cathartica (B. seskort - for flere sjældne arter. Jørgensen); B: Randkløve, 15.ix.l984, Næste årsliste vil blive udarbejdet efter Rhamnus cathartica (K. Larsen). Første samme retningslinjer. Det er nødvendigt for fund fra F efter 1960 og ny for B. os at få oplysningerne hertil skriftligt på de dertil udarbejdede meldeskemaer. som sen­ Stigmel/a ulmivora (Folog.). F: Dyreborg, des til alle, der har indberettet fund til listen. antal la. 16.ix.l983, L'/ mus (B. Jørgensen). Skemaerne kan naturligvis også rekvireres Ny for distriktet. hos listens forfattere, som også står til rådig• hed, hvis man er i tvivl om, hvad man skal Stigmel/a nylandrie/la (Tgstr.). F: Svan­ melde - eller om bestemmelsers holdbarhed. ninge, antal la. l5.ix.l983. Sarbus aucu­ Alle, der afleverer meldeskemaer, får til­ paria (B. Jørgensen). Ny for distriktet. sendt et særtryk af fundlisten. Stigmel/a trimaczt!el/a (Hw.). F: Kaleko, la. 4.x.l984. Fopu/us (B. Jørgensen). Første MICROPTERIGIDAE fund fra distriktet efter 1960. Micropterix aureatef!a (Scop.). F: Snarup Mose, 2 stk. 29.v.l984 (B. Jørgensen). Ny Stigmel/a piagieo/el/a (Stt.). F: Svanninge, for distriktet. antal la. l5.ix.1983, Frunus spinosa (B. Jør­ gensen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. Micropterix osthelderi Heath. NEJ: Svink­ løv, l stk. 18.v.l985 (P. Falck). Ny for di­ Stigmel/a continue!/a (Stt.). SZ: Ko bæk striktet. Strand. flere la. 22.vii.l985. Belllia (K. Gre­ gcrsen). Der var talrige miner på lokaliteten. Ny for distriktet. Kun en imago klækkede samme efterår. mens de øvrige klækkede føl­ NEPTICULIDAE gende forår. Stigmefla betu/ico/a. (Stt.). F: Gerup Skov, antal la. 22.ix.l983, Betu/a (B. Jørgensen). Stigmefla pretiosa (Hein.). F: Ollerup Mose. Ny for distriktet. antal la. l2.x.l984, Geum riva/e (B. Jørgen­ sen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. Stigmefla gfutinosae (Stt.). F: Brændegård Mose, la. 30.ix.l983, Alnus glutinosa (B. Stigmel/a svensson i (Johans.). EJ: Hald Ege. 44 En t. Meddr 55.1 - 19R7 l stk. 11. vi.l985 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Nemophora ochsenheimerella (Hb.). SZ: Holmegårds Mose, l stk. 17. vi.l985 (E. Bohemannia quadrimaculella (Bo h.). F: Palm). Teglværkskov, l stk. 25. viii.l985 (B. Jør­ gensen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. PRODOXIDAE Ectoedemia decentella (HS.). SZ: Høve, l Lamproniafitscatella (Tgstr.). EJ: Anholt, stk. 3. vii.l985 (H. K. Jensen). Ny for distrik­ stk. 8.-l3.vi.l976 (E.S. Nielsen, coll. tet. ZMUC), Løven holm, l stk. 9. vi.l985 (P. Falck). En oversigt over danske findesteder Ectoedemia intime/la (Zell.). WJ: Skallin­ er vist på fig. 2. gen, antal la. 2l.x.l985, SalL-.; (P. Falck). N y for distriktet. ADELIDAE Nemophora cupriacella (Hb.). LFM: Hov­ blege ved Busene, l stk. 13.vii.l985 (H. Hendriksen). Fra Danmark kendes kun hun­ ner af arten. Arten optræder normalt meget enkeltvis på lokaliteterne, og kun ved LFM: Idalund og NEZ: Grønholt er den fundet i lidt større antal. En oversigt over danske fin­ desteder er vist nå fie. l. ZOOLOGISK MUSEUM, KØ BEN HAV]'.; Fig 2. Lampronia /illcatella (Tgstr.). Kort over findesteder i Danmark. Fig. 2. Lampronia fuscatella (gltr.). ,'vfap o/ Danish record\. TISCHERilD AE Tischeria dodonaea St t. F: Slipshavn, antal la. 13. og 20.x.l985, Quercus (P. Falck, B. Jørgensen). Ny for distriktet. Fig. l. Nf'!nophora cupriacel/a (Hb.). Kort over Tischeria marginca (H w.). LFM: Bøtø, findesteder i Danmark. 31. v.l984 (G. Jeppesen). Ny for Danmark. Arten er på størrelse med dodonaea. Forvin­ Fig. l. Nemophora cupriacella !Hh.). .Hap o/ gens grundfarve er kraftig okkergul med en Danish reermis sortbrun kant og søm. Frynserne er okker­ gule i vingespidsen. Bagvingerne er sort­ Nemophora degecrella (L.). NWJ: Rydhave, brune (fig. 3 ). l stk. 25. vi.l985 (P. Falck). Ny for distrik­ Han- og hungenitalier er vist hos Toll tet. (1959). Ent. Mcddr 55.1-ln7 45 NWZ: Asnæs Skov, l stk. 15.vii.l985, Kongsdal Gods, l stk. 16.vii.l985 (U. Sene­ ca). Ny for NWZ. Arten findes bedst ved hjælp af vandforstøver eller røgpus ter. Stenoptinea cyaneimarmorella (Mil!.). SZ: Glænø, l stk. 17.viii.l985 (H.K. Jensen); B: Sorthat, l stk. IO.vii.l985 (B. Jørgensen). Fig. 3. Tischcria marginea (Hw.). eS, Polen. 9 mm. Nemapogon faJstriella (Haas). SZ: Stensby Skov, l stk. 17. viii.l985 (G. Jeppesen, K. Fig 3. Tischeria marginea (Hw.). eS, Poland. 9 Larsen). mm. Triaxomasia caprimulge!la (Stt.). LFM: Arten er i Skandinavien kendt fra det østlige Korselitse, I stk. 17.vii.I985 (H.K. Jensen), Sverige og videre langs sydkysten af Finland. Maltrup Skov, l stk. Il.viii.l985 (K. Gre­ l England går arten helt op i Skotland, og gersen); NWZ: Lerchenborg, antal la. den er udbredt i Europa, Nordafrika og vi­ 4.v.l985, råddent ved af hul U/mus (P. dere til Iran (Emmet 1976, Gustafsson 1979, Falck), i antal 19. og 2l.vii.l985 (H. Hen­ Kyrki 1978). driksen, U. Seneca). Ny for LFM. Arten er ofte almindelig, men kan også op­ træde ganske enkeltvis. Den flyver i to kuld i Tincola bisseiiiel/a (Humm.). F: Odense, henholdsvis maj-juni og juli-august. Larven antal la. 20.xi.l984, foder til akvariefisk (0. lever i juni-juli og i september til marts. Den Buh l), Svendborg, antal la. 14.iii. I 985, uld­ spiser på milde vinterdage, men ophører tæppe (B. Jørgensen). Første fund fra distrik­ igen, når det bliver koldt.
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