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EIS-Nieuws 13 EIS-nieuws 13 2582 soorten planten en dieren in Amersfoort ven. Larven van de kriebelmug Simulium noelleri werden aan- getroffen in de Heilgenbergerbeek, een teken van een goede Samenstelling: Ed Colijn, Kees Quaadgras (KNNV Amers- waterkwaliteit. Waarschijnlijk de meest bijzondere waarneming foort), Kees de Heer (KNNV Amersfoort), Renée van Assema was die van de tangwesp Dryinus collaris. Dit wespje dat para- (gemeente Amersfoort) & Roy Kleukers siteert bij cicaden was nog maar drie keer eerder in ons land gevonden. In 2016 vond het 1000-soortenproject Amersfoort plaats, naar Het 1000-soortenproject toont aan dat in de stedelijke omgeving aanleiding van de opening van Het Groene Huis op Landgoed een grote biodiversiteit kan voorkomen. Dat is goed nieuws voor Schothorst. Honderden waarnemers onderzochten parken, weg- in natuur geïnteresseerde burgers. Er valt veel te genieten in de bermen, ruige terreintjes en tuinen. Er werden maar liefst 2582 eigen leefomgeving. Maar er blijken ook allerlei bijzonderheden soorten binnen de gemeentegrenzen aangetroffen. Uiteraard de gevonden te kunnen worden, waardoor de kennis over de Neder- ‘usual suspects’ in de stad, zoals bezemkruiskruid, gewone pad landse natuur verder vergroot wordt. en grote bonte specht, maar er werden ook diverse bijzonderhe- Het 1000-soortenproject was een gezamenlijk initiatief van den gevonden. IVN, KNNV, Vogelwacht, Waarneming.nl en EIS Kenniscen- Het groot takmos is een zeldzaam korstmos, dat net buiten het trum Insecten. Het is verheugend om te zien dat dit project en- centrum van Amerfoort gevonden werd op een boom. Het heide- thousiasme heeft opgewekt bij vrijwilligers om vanuit Het Groe- blaaskaakje is een blaaskopvlieg die parasiet is bij bijen. Dit bij- ne Huis de Amersfoortse natuur verder in kaart te brengen. Zo zondere vliegje werd in het zuidwesten van de gemeente gevon- zal er de komende jaren gewerkt worden aan onder andere mie- den op een schraal terreintje. De klimaugurk is een exotische ren, vlinders en mossen. Daarbij zullen ongetwijfeld weer aller- plant die zich lijkt uit te breiden in ons land. Dit is pas de derde lei bijzondere soorten worden gevonden. Er is zelfs een idee vondst in ons land. Het viervlekkapoentje is een zeldzaam lieve- ontstaan om met leerlingen van de Amersfoortse basisscholen de heersbeestje, dat gevonden werd in een tuin de wijk Lage Ho- verschillende soorten lieveheersbeestjes te gaan tellen. Enkele bijzonderheden van het 1000-soortenproject in Amersfoort: klimaugurk Akebia quinata (foto Marcel Hospers), de tangwesp Dryinus collaris (foto Vincent Kalkman), breed takmos Ramalina canariensis (foto Arie van den Bremer) en de kriebelmug Simulium noelleri (foto Bram Koese). 14 Nieuwsbrief EIS 65 (2017) Animalia ­ Dieren Marpissa muscosa - Schorsmarpissa Cylindroiulus punctatus - Knotskronkel Annelida ­ Ringwormen > Hirudinea ­ Pseudeuophrys lanigera - Huisspringspin Julus scandinavius - Grote knotspoot Bloedzuigers > Arhynchobdellida Salticus scenicus - Huiszebraspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Entognatha > ERPOBDELLIDAE SCYTODIDAE Collembola ­ Springstaarten Erpobdella octoculata - Achtogige bloedzuiger Scytodes thoracica - Getijgerde lijmspuiter CYPHODERIDAE HIRUDINIDAE SEGESTRIIDAE Cyphoderus albinus - Mierenspringstaart Haemopis sanguisuga - Onechte paardenbloed- Segestria bavarica - Muurzesoog DICYRTOMIDAE zuiger Segestria senoculata - Boomzesoog Calvatomina nr superba Annelida ­ Ringwormen > Polychaeta ­ TetRAGNAthIDAE ENTOMOBRYIDAE Borstelwormen > Opisthopora Metellina segmentata - Herfstspin Entomobrya albocincta LUMBRICIDAE Pachygnatha degeeri - Kleine dikkaak Entomobrya nivalis Lumbricus terrestris - Regenworm Tetragnatha extensa - Gewone strekspin Orchesella cincta Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Arachnida ­ TheRIDIIDAE - KOGELSPINNEN Orchesella villosa Spinachtigen > Araneae ­ Spinnen Dipoena melanogaster - Gemarmerde galgspin SMINthURIDIDAE AGELENIDAE - TREChteRSPINNEN Enoplognatha ovata / latimana - Gewone of Sminthurides aquaticus Agelena labyrinthica - Gewone doolhofspin Vergeten tandkaak TOMOCERIDAE Eratigena atrica - Gewone huisspin Paidiscura pallens - Kleine boskogelspin Tomocerus minor Tegenaria domestica - Grijze huisspin Parasteatoda lunata - Prachtkogelspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Insecta ­ Textrix denticulata - Gewone staartspin Parasteatoda tepidariorum - Broeikasspin Insecten > Coleoptera ­ Kevers AMAUROBIIDAE Platnickina tincta - Zwartringkogelspin ANOBIIDAE - KLOPkeVERS Amaurobius fenestralis - Huiskaardespin Simitidion simile - Witvlekheidekogelspin Ptilinus pectinicornis Amaurobius ferox - Grote kaardespin Steatoda bipunctata - Koffieboonspin ANthICIDAE - SNOERHALSkeVERS ANYPHAENIDAE Steatoda grossa - Grote Steatoda Notoxus monoceros - Eenhoornige snoerhals- Anyphaena accentuata - Struikspin THOMISIDAE - KRABSPINNEN kever ARANEIDAE - KRUISSPINAChtIGEN Diaea dorsata - Groene krabspin ANthRIBIDAE - BOKSNUItkeVERS Agalenatea redii - Brede wielwebspin Ozyptila praticola - Gewone bodemkrabspin Anthribus nebulosus Araneus diadematus - Kruisspin Xysticus cristatus - Gewone krabspin Bruchela rufipes Araneus quadratus - Viervlekwielwebspin Xysticus ulmi - Moeraskrabspin Choragus sheppardi Araneus sturmi / triguttatus Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Arachnida ­ Platystomos albinus - Witte boksnuitkever Araniella cucurbitina - Gewone komkommer- Spinachtigen > Ixodida ­ Teken AtteLABIDAE - BLADROLkeVERS spin IXODIDAE - SCHILDtekeN Deporaus betulae - Berkenbladrolkever Argiope bruennichi - Wespenspin Ixodes ricinus - Schapenteek BRENTIDAE - SPITSMUISjeS Cyclosa conica - Kegelspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Arachnida ­ Exapion fuscirostre Gibbaranea gibbosa - Boomknobbelspin Spinachtigen > Opiliones ­ Hooiwagens Nanophyes marmoratus Larinioides cornutus - Rietkruisspin PHALANGIIDAE Perapion curtirostre Larinioides sericatus - Brugspin Mitopus morio Perapion violaceum Mangora acalypha - Driestreepspin Odiellus spinosus Pirapion immune Neoscona adianta - Heidewielwebspin Oligolophus tridens - Drietandhooiwagen Protapion apricans Nuctenea umbratica - Platte wielwebspin Opilio canestrinii - Rode hooiwagen Protapion assimile Zilla diodia - Maskerspinnetje Rilaena triangularis - Voorjaarshooiwagen BUPRESTIDAE - PRAChtkeVERS Zygiella x-notata - Venstersectorspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Arachnida ­ Agrilus spec. CLUBIONIDAE - ZAKSPINNEN Spinachtigen > Prostigmata Trachys minutus - Wilgenprachtkevertje Clubiona comta - Bontezakspin ERIOPHYIDAE BYTURIDAE - FRAMBOzeNkeVERS Clubiona diversa - Vale zakspin Aceria tenella - Haagbeuknerfhoekmijt Byturus tomentosus - Frambozenkever DICTYNIDAE - KAARDESPINNEN Stenacis triradiata - Wilgenbezemmijt CANthARIDAE - SOLDAAtjeS Cicurina cicur - Herfststrooiselspin PHYTOPTIDAE Cantharis livida - Geel soldaatje Dictyna arundinacea - Heidekaardertje Phytoptus avellanae - Hazelaarrondknopmijt Cantharis pallida Nigma walckenaeri - Groen kaardertje TARSONEMIDAE Rhagonycha fulva - Kleine rode weekschild DYSDERIDAE - CELSPINNEN Steneotarsonemus phragmitidis - Rietloopmijt Rhagonycha gallica Dysdera crocata - Roodwitte celspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Arachnida ­ Silis ruficollis - Moerasweekschildkever GNAPHOSIDAE Spinachtigen > Pseudoscorpiones ­ CARABIDAE - LOOPkeVERS Zelotes petrensis - Steppekampoot Pseudoschorpioenen Abax parallelepipedus LINYPHIIDAE - HANGMATSPINNEN NEOBISIIDAE Acupalpus exiguus Floronia bucculenta - Prachtpalpje Neobisium carcinoides - Mosschorpioentje Agonum fuliginosum Lepthyphantes s.l. spec. Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Branchiopoda Agonum gracile Linyphia triangularis - Herfsthangmatspin ­ Kieuwpootkreeften > Diplostraca Agonum muelleri LIOCRANIDAE DAPHNIIDAE Agonum thoreyi Agroeca spec. Daphnia galeata Agonum viduum LYCOSIDAE Daphnia longispina Amara aenea Pardosa amentata - Tuinwolfspin Daphnia obtusa Amara communis Pardosa nigriceps - Graswolfspin Daphnia pulex Amara curta Pirata piraticus - Poelpiraat Scapholeberis mucronata Amara familiaris MIMetIDAE EURYCERCIDAE Amara lunicollis Ero spec. - Spinneneter onbekend Alonella nana Amara plebeja MITURGIDAE Chydorus sphaericus Anisodactylus binotatus Cheiracanthium erraticum - Heidespoorspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Chilopoda ­ Badister lacertosus NESTICIDAE Duizendpoten > Lithobiomorpha Bembidion properans Nesticus cellulanus - Holenspin LIthOBIIDAE Bradycellus harpalinus PHILODROMIDAE Lithobius forficatus - Gewone duizendpoot Calathus fuscipes Philodromus dispar - Zwartrugrenspin Arthropoda ­ Geleedpotigen > Diplopoda ­ Calathus melanocephalus PHOLCIDAE Miljoenpoten > Julida Calathus rotundicollis Pholcus phalangioides - Grote Trilspin JULIDAE Carabus granulatus - Gekorrelde veldloopkever PISAURIDAE - WOLFSPINNEN Allajulus nitidus - Knikstaartje Cicindela campestris - Groene zandloopkever Pisaura mirabilis - Kraamwebspin Cylindroiulus caeruleocinctus - Brede kronkel Cicindela hybrida - Bastaardzandloopkever SALTICIDAE Cylindroiulus latestriatus Cychrus caraboides - Lederslakkenloopkever Ballus chalybeius - Eikenspringspin Cylindroiulus latestriatus / brittanicus - Demetrias atricapillus Euophrys frontalis - Gewone zwartkop Zandkronkel/Britse kronkel Demetrias imperialis EIS-nieuws 15 Dyschirius globosus Prasocuris marginella - Gezoomd moeras- Magdalis cerasi Elaphrus riparius haantje Microplontus melanostigma Harpalus affinis Psylliodes affinis - Aardappelaardvlo Mononychus punctumalbum - Lissenboorder Harpalus anxius Psylliodes napi - Koolzaadbladhaantje Nedyus quadrimaculatus Harpalus autumnalis Psylliodes picina Notaris acridula Harpalus latus CIIDAE - HOUtzwAMkeVERS Notaris scirpi Harpalus
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