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Západočeské Entomologické Listy ročník 11 | 2020 internetový časopis Západočeské Entomologické Listy vydává Západočeská pobočka České společnosti entomologické v Plzni ISSN 1804-3062 pouze on-line verze Západočeské entomologické listy (2020), 11: 1–2 ISSN 1804-3062 Faunistické zprávy ze západních Čech – 14 Coleoptera: Mycetophagidae Týr V., Dongres V. & Kejval Z. 2020: Faunistické zprávy ze západních Čech – 14. Coleoptera: Mycetophagidae. (Faunistic records from western Bohemia – 14. Coleoptera: Mycetophagidae). Západočeské entomologické listy 11: 1–2. 13-2-2020. MYCETOPHAGIDAE u Břeclavi. První nálezy z Čech (lokality Bašť, Cho- ceň, Choltice a Třemošnice) publikovali Bresto- Mycetophagus (Mycetophagus) ater (Reitter, 1879) vanský & Kopecký (2016). M. ater je v červeném (Obr. 1) seznamu ohrožených druhů České republiky (Vávra Bohemia occ., Bohy env. (6047), přírodní rezervace 2017) uveden v kategorii ohrožený. Krašov, 3.VIII.2019, 3 ex., V. Týr lgt., det. et coll. První nález v západních Čechách. Uvedené exempláře byly nalezeny poblíž cesty ke zřícenině hradu Krašov ve starší plodnici sírovce Mycetophagus (Philomyces) populi Fabricius, 1798 žlutooranžového (Laetiporus sulphureus) na kmenu (Obr. 2) třešně ptačí (Prunus avium) spolu s více kusy My- Bohemia occ., Žihle, Kalec (5945), 7.VI.2019, cetophagus (M.) quadripustulatus (Linnaeus, 1760) 1 ex., V. Dongres lgt., det. et coll.; Podražni- a Triplax aenea (Schaller, 1783) (Erotylidae). ce, jihovýchodně obce (6443), obora, staré quer- Palearktický druh s výskytem od západní Evropy cetum, asi 450 m n. m., 24.VII.1997, Z. Kejval po Japonsko (Nikitsky 2008). Z České republiky lgt. et det., coll. Muzeum Chodska, Domažlice. jej poprvé uvedl Zúber (1991a, b) z lokality Ladná Obr. 1. Mycetophagus ater z přírodní rezervace Krašov. Obr. 2. Mycetophagus populi z lokality Podražnice. Foto: Foto: Z. Kejval. Z. Kejval. Fig. 1. Mycetophagus ater from the locality Krašov Nature Fig. 2. Mycetophagus populi from the locality Podražnice. Reserve. Photo: Z. Kejval. Photo: Z. Kejval. 1 2017. (Beetles (Coleoptera) of Křivoklátsko Protected Landscape Area and the Biosphere Reserve – Results of a faunistic survey and inventory in the years 2016–2017). Elateridarium 12: 115–202. Online: http://www.elateridae. com/elateridarium. – Nikitsky N. B. 2008: Mycetophagi- dae. Pp. 51–55. In: Löbl I. & Smetana A. (eds): Cata- logue of Palaearctic Coleoptera. Volume 5: Tenebrionoi- dea. Apollo Books, Stenstrup, 670 pp. – Trmal A. 2008: Příspěvek k poznání brouků (Coleoptera) na Sedlčansku. (A contribution to the knowledge of the beetle fauna (Coleoptera) in the Sedlčany region (Central Bohemia)). Vlastivědný sborník středního Povltaví (Sedlčany) 1: 78– 179. – Vávra J. Ch. 2017: Mycetophagidae. P. 391. In: Hejda R., Farkač J. & Chobot K. (eds): Červený seznam ohrožených druhů České republiky. Bezobratlí. (Red list of Obr. 3. Lokalita Kalec – biotop Mycetophagus populi. threatened species in the Czech Republic. Invertebrates). Foto: V. Dongres. Příroda, Praha, pp. 1–612. – Zumr V. & Karas V. 1981: Fig. 3. Locality Kalec – habitat of Mycetophagus populi. Faunistický příspěvek k poznání brouků (Coleoptera) Photo: V. Dongres. v lesích u Hluboké nad Vltavou v jižních Čechách. (Fau- nistischer Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Käfer (Coleoptera) in Exemplář z lokality Kalec byl nalezen 1,5 km jiho- Wäldern bei Hluboká nad Vltavou in Südböhmen). Sbor- západně od obce Kalec ve feromonovém lapači, kte- ník Jihočeského Muzea v Českých Budějovicích, Přírod- rý byl umístěn na menší pasece ve svahu nad řekou ní vědy 21: 13–20. – Zúber M. 1991a: Faunistic records Střelou (Obr. 3). from Czechoslovakia. Coleoptera: Mycetophagidae. Acta Palearktický druh, vyskytující se od západní Evropy Entomologica Bohemoslovaca 88: 56. – Zúber M. 1991b: po západní Sibiř (Nikitsky 2008). V České republi- Mycetophagus ater Reitter, 1879 – nový druh pro Moravu. ce vzácný, ojediněle nalézaný druh. Nálezy z Čech [Mycetophagus ater Reitter, 1879 – a new species for Mo- ravia]. Zprávy Československé Společnosti Entomologické jsou uvedeny například v pracích Zumr & Karas při ČSAV 27: 55. – Zýka M. 2010: Významné druhy brou- (1981) – okolí Hluboké nad Vltavou, Trmal (2008) ků vrchu Mileč u Hřebečníků. (The significant species of – Sedlčany, Zýka (2010) – vrch Mileč u Hřebečníků, beetles of Mileč hill near Hřebečníky). Západočeské ento- Januš (2016) a Januš et al. (2018) – chráněná kra- mologické listy 1: 64–68. Online: http://www.entolisty.cz. jinná oblast Křivoklátsko. M. populi je v červeném seznamu ohrožených druhů České republiky (Vávra Václav Týr 2017) uveden v kategorii zranitelný. Žihle 119, CZ-331 65 Žihle; První nálezy v západních Čechách. e-mail: [email protected] LITERATURA Václav Dongres Toužimská 12, CZ-323 34 Plzeň; Brestovanský J. & Kopecký T. 2016: Faunistic records e-mail: [email protected] from the Czech Republic – 393. Coleoptera: Mycetophagi- dae. Klapalekiana 52: 4. – Januš J. 2016: Brouci (Coleop- Zbyněk Kejval tera) chráněné krajinné oblasti a biosférické rezervace Kři- Muzeum Chodska, CZ-344 01 Domažlice; voklátsko. (Beetles (Coleoptera) of Křivoklátsko Protected e-mail: [email protected] Landscape Area and the Biosphere Reserve). Západočes- ké entomologické listy Supplementum 1: 1–449. Online: http://www.entolisty.cz. – Januš J., Moravec P., Rébl K. Obdrženo do redakce: 4.1.2020 & Zýka M. 2018: Brouci (Coleoptera) chráněné krajinné Přijato po recenzích: 20.1.2020 oblasti a biosférické rezervace Křivoklátsko – výsledky faunistického průzkumu a inventarizace v letech 2016– 2 Západočeské entomologické listy (2020), 11: 3–4 ISSN 1804-3062 rvní náez páteíka Malthodes lucernensis eptera antharidae athininae na vensku an an1 e Číe2 1 Střední 40, CZ-4 01 lučín-Bobrovníky; e-mail: [email protected] 2 ádražní 55, CZ-564 01 Žamberk; e-mail: [email protected] Mantič M. & Ček P. 2020: První nález páteříčka Malthodes lucernensis (Coleoptera: Cantharidae: Malthininae) na Slovensku (First record of a soldier beetle Malthodes lucernensis (Coleoptera: Cantharidae: Malthininae) in Slova- kia). Západočeské entomologické listy 11: 3–4, 14-2-2020. Abstract. The first record of Malthodes lucernensis Wittmer, 1981 for Slovakia is presented from the Vysoké Tatry Mts. Key words: Malthodes lucernensis, Malthininae, Cantharidae, Coleoptera, Slovakia, faunistics, new record ÚVOD carsku (Wittmer 1981). Patří do skupiny Malthodes Páteříček Malthodes lucernensis Wittmer, 1981 maurus (Laporte de Castelneau, 1840), jejíž samci (Obr. 1) je nedávno popsaný a málo známý druh. Byl mají podobně utvářený konec zadečku. Samci M. lu- popsán podle třech samců sbíraných v letech 1975– cernensis se odlišují od samců všech ostatních druhů 1977 nedaleko obce Hasle v kantonu Luzern ve vý- skupiny velice charakteristicky utvářeným posledním zadečkovým sternitem (Obr. 2). Dosud známé roz- šíření čítá Českou republiku (vihla 2001), Polsko (Kuka et al. 2004), Rakousko (Bretendorer 2002) a již zmiňované výcarsko. Obr. 1. Malthodes lucernensis () z lokality Morava: Os- Obr. 2. Malthodes lucernensis (), poslední sternit z ven- travice, vrch Lysá hora. Foto: P. Čížek. trální a laterální strany (podle Wittmer 1981). Fig. 1. Malthodes lucernensis () from the locality Mora- Fig. 2. Malthodes lucernensis (), last sternit from ventral via: Ostravice, Lysá hora Mt. Photo: P. Čížek. and lateral sides (according to Wittmer 1981). 3 Mitteilungen des Entomologischen Vereins Stuttgart 37: 63. Malthodes lucernensis Wittmer, 1981 Kuka A.,Werstak K. & Choboto J. 2004: Trzy ga- Slovakia bor.: Podbanské env., Brdárová zvoni- tunki Malthininae (Coleoptera: Cantharidae) nowe dla ca (6885), 491124N, 195545E, 1500 m n. m., fauny Polski. (Three species Malthininae (Coleoptera: 3.VII.2018, 4 , M. Mantič lgt. et coll., P. Čížek Cantharidae) new to the fauna of Poland). iadomoci det. Vrch Brdárová zvonica se nachází nad Tichou entomologiczne 23: 29–34. dolinou, asi 5,5 km severoseverovýchodně od obce. vihla V. 2001: Faunistic records from the Czech Repub- Uvedený materiál byl získán smykem vegetace lic – 136. Coleoptera: Cantharidae. Klapalekiana 37: ve smrčině s příměsí Pinus cembra. 134 v dh p ven. Wittmer W. 1981: Eine neue Malthodes-Art aus der Schweiz (Coleoptera/Cantharidae). Entomologische Berichte Luzern 6: 95–97. Bretendorer F. 2002: 123. Malthodes lucernensis Obdrženo do redakce: 12.1.2020 Wittmer, 1981 (Col., Cantharidae) - Neu für sterreich. Přijato po recenzích: 29.1.2020 4 Západočeské entomologické listy (2020), 11: 5–14 ISSN 1804-3062 Fauna ruk eptera pírdní paátky eiknní ryník Michal Ouda Ke těpnici 563, CZ-331 01, Plasy; e-mail: [email protected] Ouda M. 2020: Fauna brouků (Coleoptera) přírodní památky Velikonoční rybník. (Beetles (Coleoptera) of the Veliko- noční rybník Nature Monument). Západočeské entomologické listy 11: 5–14. 18-2-2020 Abstract. The results of a year-long beetle research in the protected area of the Velikonoční rybník Nature Monument are presented. Altogether 317 beetle species from 43 families were found during the research. Thirteen species are regis- tered in the regional red list of threatened species. Contacyphon kongsbergensis Munster, 1929 belongs to the most valu- able species discovered in the area. Phyllotreta flexuosa (Illiger, 1794) is newly recorded species for western Bohemia. Key words: Coleoptera, faunistics, new records, Czech Republic, Slavkovský les Protected Landscape Area, Phyllotreta flexuosa ÚVOD mě toho jsou zde chráněny některé druhy mokřadní a obojživelné fauny, např. vážka jasnoskvrnná (Leu- Slavkovský les patří z přírodovědného hlediska k za- corrhinia
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