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Fund Af Småsommerfugle Fra Danmark I 1991 (Lepidoptera) Fund af småsommerfugle fra Danmark i 1991 (Lepidoptera) Otto Buhl, Per Falck, Benny Jørgensen, Ole Karshalt & Knud Larsen Buh!, 0., P. Falck, B. Jørgensen, O. Karshalt & K. Larsen: Records ofMicrolepidop­ tera from Denmark in 1991 (Lepidoptera). Ent. Meddr 60: 101-110. Copenhagen, Denmark, 1992. ISSN 0013-8851. This artide reparts on interesting Danish Microlepidoptera collected in 1991, and comments on remarkable findings from previous years. The classification and nomenelature follow Schnack (ed.): Ent. Meddr 52: 1-163. Four species are new to the Danish fauna: Elachista triseriatella Stainton, 1854 (Elachistidae) was found in a large sand dune area in the southern part ofWestjut­ land. According to Traugott-Olsen (1988) there are several similar species in the group, and published information on the biology and distribution can therefore not be trusted. Coleophora boreel/a Benander, 1939 (Coleophoridae) was found in marshland areas in the southern part ofWestjutland. I t has so far only been found in Finland, Norway and Sweden, but is probably overlooked, as i t belongs to a camplex of closely related species. There aresom e variations in adult pattern and genitalia between specimens from different localities within the distribution area, and it can not be ruled out that more species are inelucled ·under the present conc~pt of C. boreella. The biology is unknown. Metzneria santolinella (Amsel, 1936) (Gelechiidae) was found in numerous larvae and adult specimens in a grave! pit near Copenhagen. Cydia grunertiana (Ratzeburg, 1868) (Tortricidae) was found as larvae in bark o f La­ rix trees in eastern Jutland and on Bornholm. I t has been discussed, if grunertiana mere! y is a form of C. pactolana (Zell.) o r a distinct species. I t is the authors' firm opin­ ion, that grunertiana is a distin et species. There are smal! but constant differences in the genitalia. The ground colour o f grunertiana is black-grey, in pactolana olive-brown. The underside o f the hindwing is unicolorous in the grunertiana male, whereas male pactolana has a spot oflight yellowish scales. C. grunertiana is with certainty known only from Austria, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland and Switzerland. The species will be dealt with in a forthcoming artide in Nota Lepidopterologica. The specimens o f Acleris lipsiana (Den. & Schiff.) and Acleris ruJana (Den. & Schiff.) in the calleetion of the Zoological Museum of Capenhagen have been examined. Both species are so variable that examination o f the genitalia can be necessary for identification. The figures in Larsen & Vilhelmsen (1986) are correct. Two new food­ plants for lipsiana have been discovered: Andromeda polifolia and Rubus chamaemorus. Two specimens of Coleophora ornatipennella (Hb.) have been found in the calleetion o f ZMUC, labelled from a Danish locality. I t is obviously a case of mislabellin g. C. ornatipennella is not found in Denmark. The artide also inelude a number of original biological observations. Foreign readers are wellcome to consult any ofthe authors for further information. Correspondance to: Småsommerfuglelisten, Zoologisk Museum, Universitetspar­ ken 15, DK-2100 København Ø, Danmark. Ent. Meddc 60, 4 · 1992 101 Denne oversigt over fund af nye, sjældne og NEPTICULIDAE biologisk eller faunistisk set interessante Stigmella conjusella (Wlsm. & Wood). NWZ: Dy­ småsommerfugle er udarbejdet efter de sam­ besø, antal la. 9.vii.1990, Betula (Birk) (U. Sene­ me retningslinier som de 12 foregående årsli• ca). Ny for distriktet. ster publiceret i Entomologiske Meddelelser. Stigmella tiliae (Frey). F: Tranekær, antal la. Der publiceres fund af fire for den danske 16.ix.1990, Tilia cordata (Småbladet lind) (P. fauna nye arter: Elachista triseriatella Stt. Falck, B. Jørgensen). (Elachistidae ), Coleophora boreel/a Ben. (Cole­ Stigmella aceris (Frey). LFM: Keldskov, antal la. ophoridae ), Metzneria santolinella (Arns.) 17 .viii.1991, Acer campestre (Navr). Imagines klæk• (Gelechiidae) og Cydia grunertiana (Ratz.) kede ca. 14 dage senere (P. Falck, B. Jørgensen). (Tortricidae ). Artiklen rummer desuden Stigmella ulmivora (Folog.). NWJ: Mønsted, antal originale, biologiske oplysninger om flere la. 9.ix.1991, Ulmus (Elm) (P. Falck). Ny for di­ arter. striktet. Den systematiske opdeling samt række• Stigmella carpinella (Hein.). NEZ: Kongelun den, 1 følgen og nomenklaturen følger »Katalog la. 1.x.1991, Carpinus betulus (Avnbøg) (H. K. Jen­ over de danske Sommerfugle<< (Schnack, sen). Ny for Sjælland. 1985). Opdelingen af Danmark i distrikter Stigmella assimilella (Zell. ). F: Sinebjerg, antal la. er ligeledes den samme som heri. Listen for 1.x.1990, Populus alba (Sølvpoppel) (B. Jørgen­ 1991 rummer 76 nye distriktsfund. Dette tal sen). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. afspejler- i lighed med sidste år- en betyde­ Stigmella continuella (Stt. ). EJ: Sejs, 1 la. lig indsamlingsaktivitet i SJ (Sønderjyl­ 10.viii.1991, Betula (Birk) (P. Falck); NWJ: Dover land), der dog fortsat er det dårligst under­ Plantage, flere la. 8.-20.viii.1991, Betula (Birk) (P. søgte af de 11 danske distrikter. Falck). Ny for begge distrikter. Fund af præ-imaginale stadier medtages Stigmella poterii (Stt.). F: Snarup Mose, antal la. normalt kun, hvis der foreligger klækket m a­ 6.x.1991, Potentilla erecta (Tormentil), Storelung, teriale. Navne på planter følger >>Dansk flere la. 12.x.1991, Potentilla erecta (Tormentil) (0. Buh!). Ny for distriktet. Feltflora<< (Hansen, 1981), og som noget nyt nævnes nu både planternes latinske og dan­ Stigmella roborella Oohans.). SJ: Åbenrå, 1 la. ske navne. Alle de i listen omtalte dyr befin­ 2.xi.1991, Quercus (Eg) (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. der sig i findernes samlinger, hvis ikke andet Trijurcula headleyella (Stt.). LFM: Høvblege, 2 la. er anført. Forkortelserne NHMÅ henviser samt flere tomme miner 30.vii.1991, Frunella vul­ til Naturhistorisk Museum, Århus og garis (Almindelig Brunelle) (P. Falck); flere la. 15.ix.1991, Frunella vulgaris (Almindelig Brunelle) ZMUC til Zoologisk Museum, København. (P. Falck, G. Jeppesen); Jydelejet, antal la. Listen er et kollektivt produkt, men i de 16.ix.1991, Frunella vulgaris (Almindelig Brunelle) tilfælde, hvor enkeltpersoner har leveret (P. Falck, G. Jeppesen). Tidligere kun kendt fra grundige kommentarer til en art, anføres de LFM: Krenkerup, hvor arten sidst er set 1980, ansvarliges navne i parentes efter kommen­ idet lokaliteten nu er ødelagt ved tilgroning. tarerne, på samme måde som finderne an­ Ectoedemia atrijrontella (Stt. ). EJ: Hald Ege, 2 la. gives i parentes efter de enkelte fund. 13.iv.1991, Quercus (Eg); WJ: Stanghede, 3 la. Næste årsliste vil blive udarbejdet efter de 1.vi.1991, Quercus (Eg) (P. Falck). På begge lokali­ teter fandtes talrige tomme miner. Ny for Jyl­ samme retningslinier. Det er nødvendigt for land. Tidligere kendt i 3 eksemplarer fra LFM: os at få oplysningerne hertil skriftligt, senest Vindeholme, SZ: Vemmetofte og B: Olsker. på Entomologisk Årsmøde og helst på de dertil udarbejdede meldeskemaer. Disse kan rekvireres hos listens forfattere, som også ADELIDAE står til rådighed, hvis man er i tvivl om, hvad Nematopogon schwarziellus Zell. SJ: Kollund, 2 stk. man skal melde - eller om bestemmelsernes 20.v.1991 og l stk. 2.vi.1991 (P. Falck); WJ: Stang­ holdbarhed. Alle, der afleverer meldeske­ hede, 3 stk. 1.vi.1991 (P. Falck). Ny for begge di­ maer, får tilsendt et særtryk af listen. strikter. 102 Ent. Meddr 60. 4 · 1992 Nematopogon adansoniella (Vil!.). SJ: Kollund, l Falck). Ny for Jylland. Tidligere kendt i 2 eksem­ stk. 20.v.l991 (P. Falck). Første fund fra distriktet plarer fra NEZ: Asserbo 1950 og 1954. efter 1960. BUCCULATRICIDAE INCURVARIIDAE Bucculatrix ulmella Zell. NWJ: Mønsted, 1 stk. 3.vii.1991 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Phylloporia bistrigel/a (Hw.). NWJ: Flyndersø, l stk. 13.vi.l989 (P. Falck). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. YPONOMEUTIDAE Argyresthia ivella (Hw.). SJ: Draved Skov, stk. TINEIDAE 17.viii.1991 (P. Falck). Argyresthia sorbiella Stenoptinia cyaneimarmorella (Mil!.). LFM: Bøtø, 1 (Tr.). EJ: Løvenholm, stk. stk. 28.vii.1990 (U. Seneca). 7.vii.1991 (K. Gregersen, U. Seneca). Yponomeuta malinellus Zell. WJ: Kølvrå, 2 stk. Triaxomasia caprimulgella (Stt.). LFM: Krenkerup, 4 la. 14.iv.l991, i hul Fagus (Bøg) (M. Hansen, samt en del tomme larvespind på Malus (Æble) coll. ZMUC). 6.viii.1991 a. P. Baungaard). Yponomeuta rorrella (Hb.). EJ: Alken, 1 stk. Monopisfenestratella (Heyd.). LFM: Løgnor, 1 stk. 2.vi.1990 a. P. Baungaard, K. Larsen). Tidligere 1.viii.1990 (A. Madsen); SZ: Præstø, 2 stk. kendt i et eksemplar fra F: Næbbeskov. Ny for di­ 21.vii.-3.viii.1991 (0. Karsholt), Høve, 1 stk. striktet. 16.viii.1991 (H. K. Jensen); NEZ: Hedehusene, antal la. 14.vii.1991, Salix alba (Hvid-Pil) a. P. Tinea pallescentella Stt. NWZ: Mørkøv, 1 stk. Baungaard), Porsemose v. Risby, i antal 28.vii.1991 (K J ens en). 2.-15.viii.1991 (H. Hendriksen m.fl.), Vanløse, 4 stk. 7 .-20.viii.1991 (F. Vilhelmsen), Søborg, 2 stk. 20. og 24.viii 1991 (K. Larsen). Ny for EJ. Arten G RACILLARIIDAE breder sig fortsat i Danmark. Calybites phasianipennella (Hb.). SJ: Rømø, 2 stk. Yponomeuta sedella Tr. SJ: Draved Skov, 1 stk. 26.ix.1989 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. 10.viii.1991 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Parornix Ioganella (Stt.). NEJ: Højsande, Læsø, 9 Pseudoswammerdamia combinella (Hb.). SJ: Draved stk. 5.-6.vi.1991 (P. Falck), 1la. 25.vii.1991, Betuta Skov, 1 stk. 1.vi.1991 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. (Birk) (U. Seneca). Cedestis subfasciella (Stph. ). SJ: Rømø, 1 stk. Parornixfagivora (Frey). SJ: Kollund, 3 stk. 12.v. og 24.vi.1977 (H. Hendriksen). Ny for distriktet. 2.vi.1991 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Generostoma piniariella Zell. SJ: Rømø, 1 stk. Phyllonorycter nigrescentella (Logan). NWZ: Aksel­ 24.vi.1977 (H. Hendriksen). Ny for distriktet. holm, antal la. 21.ix.1990 Vicia (Vikke) (U. Sene­ Rhigognostis annulatella (Curt.). NEJ: Østerby, ca). Ny for distriktet. Læsø, antal la. 7 .vi.1991, Cochlearia danica (Dansk Phyllonorycter platani (Stgr.). LFM: Nykøbing, an­ Kokleare) (P. Falck), i antal ved tangtage ultimo talla.
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