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Insekt-Nytt· 26 (3/4) 2001 Insekt-Nytt· 26 (3/4) 2001 Insekt-Nytt presenterer populærvitenskapelige Insekt-Nytt 26 • (3/4) 2001 oversikts- og tema-artikler om insekters (inkl. Medlemsblad for Norsk edderkoppdyr og andre landleddyr) Økologi, Entomologisk Forening systematikk, fysiologi, atferd, dyregeografi etc. Likeledes trykkes artslister fra ulike områder og Redaktør: habitater, ekskursjonsrapporter, naturvern-, Lars Ove Hansen nytte- og skadedyrstoff, bibliografier, biografier, historikk, «anekdoten>, innsamlings- og prepa­ Redaksjon: reringsteknikk, utstyrstips, bokanmeldeiser Jan Ame Stenløkk m.m. Vi trykker også alle typer stoff som er Øistein Berg relatert til Norsk Entomologisk Forening og dets Lene Martinsen lokalavdelinger: årsrapporter, regnskap, møte­ Leif Aarvik og ekskursjons-rapporter, debatt stoff etc. Nett-ansvarlig: Opprop og kontaktannonser er gratis for foreningens medlemmer. Språket er norsk Ommund Bakkevold (svensk eller dansk) gjeme med et kort engelsk Adresse: abstract for større artikler. Våre artikler refereres Insekt-Nytt, Insektavdelingen, i Zoological record. Zoologisk Museum, Insekt-Nytt vil prØve å finne sin nisje der vi ikke Universitetet i Oslo, overlapper med NEFs fagtidsskrift Norwegian Postboks 1172, Blindern, 0318 Oslo Journal of Entomology. Originale vitenskapelige Tlf.: 2285 1706 undersøkelser, nye arter for ulike faunaregioner [Besøksadresse: Sarsgt. 1,0562 Oslo] og Norge går fortsatt til dette. Derimot tar vi gjeme artikler som omhandler <<interessante og E-mail: [email protected] sjeldne funn», notater om arters habitatvalg og Sats, lay-out, paste-up: Redaksjonen levevis etc., selv om det nødvendigvis ikke er «nytt». Trykk: Nordberg Aksidenstrykkeri AS, Oslo. Annonsepriser: 1/4 side kr. 500,- Trykkdato: Mars 2002. 1/2 side kr. 800,- Opplag: 1000 1/1 side kr. 1200,- Bakside (svartIhvitt) kr. 1500,- Insekt-Nytt utkommer med 4 nummer Bakside (farger) kr. 2500,- årlig. Ved bestilling av annonser i to nummer etter hverandre kan vi tilby 10 % reduksjon, 25 % i fire påfølgende numre. Abonnement: Medlemmer av Norsk Ento­ mologisk Forening får fritt tilsendt Norwegian Mnemosynesommerfugl (Parnassius mne- Journal of Entomology og Insekt-Nytt. Kontin­ mosyne) er nå permanent fredet. Her med genten er for 2001 kr. 200,- pr. år (kr. 100,- for typisk habitat for arten fra Luster i Sogn juniormedlemmer til og med året de fyller 19 år). For medlemskap kontakt NEF, Postboks og Fjordane. Foto: Lars Ove Hansen. 386,4002 Stavanger [e-mail: [email protected]]. Insekt-Nytt 26 (3/4) 2001 Redaktøren har ordet: Om tidsskrifter og fredning av insektarter Hvor mange entomolo­ skriftene i Norge, for deretter å svinge ljåen. Nivået for fagtidsskriftet vårt var visst både giske tidsskrift behøver for lavt og for lite populært. Som vi husker lille Norge? fikk Norsk Institutt for Naturforskning (NINA) anledning til å videreføre dette, men Vi er inne i en god periode med tanke på sa dette fra seg i 1998. Etter fem år fant de ut våre tidsskrift, noe jeg tror vil virke positivt at det ble for dyrt. Jeg tror ingen i NINA på norsk entomologi framover. At det duk­ tenkte tanken at kanskje behøver vi et slikt ker opp andre nasjonale tidsskrift som tidsskrift her i Norge. Her publiseres faktisk trykker entomologisk relatert stoff, ser en stor del av grunndataene til våre rødlister. jeg derfor på som lite heldig. Ved at Fauna Som kjent havnet Serie C (Cinculus) tilbake novegica (FN) nå trykker entomologiske hos ornitologene, og vi fikk tilbake vårt som artikler, må vi entomologer forholde oss vi straks omdøpte til Norwegian Journal of til ytterligere et tidsskrift. Entomology. NINA sto så igjen med den så• Det begynner å bli endel år siden Forsk­ kalte Serie A, som skulle omfatte zoologi ningsrådet evaluerte de biologiske fagtids- minus ornitologi og entomologi. Innholdsfortegnelse Redaktøren har ordet .......................................................................................................... l Stenløkk, 1.: Revidert og utvidet fredning av norske insekter ............................................. 6 Brev fra Miljøverndepartementet ....................................................................................... 7 Greve, L.: Stilettfluer - familien Therevidae (Diptera) - hva vet vi om dem? ................... Il Lindmark, L.: Formicariet ................................................................................................. 17 Nye billetidsskrift ............................................................................................................. 20 Billekongresser ........ '" ................................................................................................. 21, 22 Aarvik, L., Berggren, K. & Bakke, S.A.: Nye funn av sommerfugler i Norge 2 ............... 23 Bokanmeldeiser / kommentarer .......... '" ............................................................................ 37 Stenløkk, 1.: Insekter i nettet ............................................................................................ 38 Oppslagstavla ................................................................................................................... 40 På larvestadiet ................................................................................................................... 41 Årsmelding for Norsk Entomologisk Forening 200 l ........................................................ 43 Regnskap for Norsk Entomologisk Forening 200 l ........................................................... 48 Sommerfuglkongress ......................................................................................................... 50 Insekt-Nytt 26 (3/4) 2001 Nå har NINA utgitt to hefter i serien, hhv. Fredning av insektarter: for 2000 og 200 l. Navnet er Fauna norve­ gica og volum-numreringa følger Serie A. Kun for Jørgen Hatte­ Layouten er både profesjonell og delikat. Dessverre er formålet utvidet til å gjelde maker? zoologi mer generelt, spesielt i sjiktet mellom forvaltning og vitenskap. Redaktøren påpe• Rett før jul kom de første permanente insekt­ ker at det ikke finnes internasjonale tidsskrift fredningene i Norge. Vi har levd med en mid­ som inkluderer slikt stoff, noe som faktisk lertidig fredning av apollo- og mnemosyne­ ikke er sant! Det hun ikke nevner er at det sommerfugl en del år, og nå ble denne fred­ finnes nasjonale alternativer. Norwegian ninga gjort permanent. I tillegg er lista Journal ofEntomologytar foreksempel for­ utvidet med ytterligere seks insektarter. valtningsrettet stoff på insekter! Hvorfor fredning av insekter spør nok man­ ge seg? For å bevare mangfoldet i naturen I siste heftet er det publisert artikler både sier Børge Brende! Har myndighetene tenkt innen entomologi og ornitologi, noe jeg me­ på at leveområdene til disse artene også må ner er uheldig. Som entomolog ønsker jeg å ivaretas, eller er dette en problemstilling finne nasjonalt stoff på insekter i våre ento­ som bare skyves under teppet fordi det vil mologiske tidsskrift. Det er sunt med konkur­ koste? Gjelder fredninga også Kong Salo­ ranse vil nok noen si, men slik er det des­ mo med bulldoser og gravemaskin, eller sverre ikke når det gjelder fagtidsskrift. Hvis bare for Jørgen Hattemaker som ønsker å artikkelen din ikke aksepteres et sted, vil utforske norsk fauna? den sikkert bli akseptert et annet! I forrige nummer av Insekt-Nytt (112-2001) På andre omslagsside kan vi lese at hele re­ skrev jeg om Nesøya i Asker og utbygnings­ daksjonen kommer fra NINA og Direktoratet planene der. Heroringvinge er en avartene for Naturforvaltning (DN), nærmest samtlige som nå er fredet, og denne finnes blant fra Tungasletta. Det er utrolig at de ikke har annet der Asker kommune har vedtatt ut­ klart å finne en eneste fagperson utenfor dette bygging på Nesøya. Avdelingsdirektør i snevre miljøet, noe som klart ville hevet den Miljøverndepartementet Pål Vidar Sollie faglige standarden på bladet. Man skulle tro uttalte til Aftenposten rett før nyttår (se det dreide seg om Tungasletta menighets­ faksimile neste side) at han ikke regnet med blad isteden. Det som også forundrer meg er at fredninga kommer i konflikt med grunn­ at DN har råd til å finansiere dette. eier- eller utbyggerinteresser. Hva så med FN har et forholdsvis begrenset nedslags­ Nesøya? Her må det vel være utbyggerin­ felt, fordi abonnement må tegnes separat. Jeg teresser som truer heroringvingen? Jeg la vil faktisk oppfordre FN-redaksjonen til å fram spørsmålet for Sylvi Ofstad som også snevre inn formålet igjen, og samtidig opp­ er i Miljøverndepartementet, men hun mente fordre zoologer til å benytte våre foreningers at Sollie var blitt tolket galt av Aftenposten. nisjetidsskrift så langt det lar seg gjøre. Vi får virkelig håpe det! Lars Ove Hansen Dette ser ut til å bli den første prøvestenen redaktør for hva fredninga egentlig er verdt. Vil den 2 (f)~ o ...... 'O O' æ, o ~ :;"> S e. >­ s. S ~ g" o :J :g~ p>o.., ~ S < ~ ~ < - - (!) _ """t :::Jo S' ~ s: 0...'" §" ~ Sl S' ::s o.. O ~ 0>0- o '" ~ ~ ~ ~ 00 _. ~ 00 C CD ~:>;"~::S~::S'OP>~ 8 S' g~, Sa ~ -...,C O- ::s "'0<,"(fQ0<:>;" ::s g. en _, :;">~ t"'l>-j0::s P>"'t"'l(ti en= ~ :::;-: ;:>'-<: S 0..0 P> :;:+';:>::s S~grfr ~CD ~ '" S ~ S - :;:''-<: ~ ::to ~ ::s ...... ..... ""' §"~.... ' < ~:>;"~'" o.._::s .... - .... S' lSi <CO ::s ~ P> '" P> o.. 'o.. .... @ ..... 1:; ~ ::s ::tJ t"'l ~ ~ t"" .... 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