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Download PDF ( Final Version , 1Mb ) 'S? Sf Sf V PF# fl ?? vTV^ % % % TwT^ %&7 § •* I 111 111 %.r'\ Verenigingsnieuws Mlifcll.W& >: %/ &. 'fe/JÉ i&ÂÿtKp&ÀtefatQk.V ■V ‘i 11 X S açnif4;.;.;.;.. K3’ j§S À "Xy y XjA y À .* s ' .;; * *: » si * VI VII14 I■ : ¥ &YP'5& W 1 mpmm*ä v:v:::v Ä :% >x :|:::-:v. O* ■:•; j ? .:• Onder redactie van de secretaris P. Koomen, . naturalis, Postbus 9517, 2300 RA Leiden e-mail [email protected] mei 1999 bregts, mw. S. Kofman, P. Koomen, J. Krikken, 154e Zomerbijeen- 50^0% J.H. Küchlein, mw. C. Küchlein, W. Kuijken, S.C. komst te Hunsel Langeveld, H. Nieuwenhuysen, mw. G.C. van (L.), 4-6 juni Nimwegen, mw. S.P. Phoon, mw. J.D. Prinsen, J.C.P.M. van de Sande, M. Schilthuizen, Fenna Aanmelden is nog Schilthuizen, Jan Schilthuizen, R.T.A. Schouten, mogelijk! Maak J. Smit, mw. A.S.W. Span, mw. S.M. Stolz-de voor het hele week¬ Rijke, A.P.J.A. Teunissen, mw. M.F.H. Teunis- end ƒ 85,- over op sen-Van Zon, A.J. Threels, J. van Tol, B.J. van giro 449041 t.n.v. Vondel & O. Vorst. O. Vorst inz. zomer- bijeenkomst, Utrecht. Liefst voor 22 mei Lijst van vindplaatsen 1999! Zie het Verenigingsnieuws van maart and Den Andel, vloeivelden en omgeving conser¬ voor verdere details. Extra reden om te ko¬ venfabriek. AC 230-601. men: demonstratie van de nieuwste versie baf 1 Baflo; Noordpolder; gesleept; poldersloot van ORDE. Voor vragen: Oscar Vorst, tel. met zoute kwel en dijk. AC 230-604. 030-2722209, [email protected] baf2 Baflo; Noordpolder; zeedijk; kwelder; ge¬ zeefd; gesleept; handvangst. AC 230-605. baf3 Baflo; Noordpolder; kwelder. AC 231-605. bal De Marne; Ballastplaat. AC 210-595 (5x5 km), ►VERSLAG van de 153e ZOMERBIJEENKOMST del 1 Delfzijl; Fivellaan; sloot; handvangst. AC 255- te Pieterburen, 5 t/m 7 juni 1998 594. del2 Delfzijl; Kustweg; gracht. AC 256-596. O. Vorst del3 Delfzijl; Kustweg; Typha/Phragmites-moeras. AC 255-596. flau 1 Friesland; Dongeradeel; Anjum; Lauwers¬ De organisatie van deze zomerbijeenkomst meer; Polder de Band. AC 206-602. werd verzorgd door R.T.A. Schouten, O. Vorst flau2 Friesland; Dongeradeel; Anjum; Lauwers¬ en namens het NEV-bestuur P. Koomen. J. de meer; Polder de Band. AC 205-601. Leeuw en C.J. Zwakhals droegen bij aan de flau3 Friesland; Dongeradeel; Oostmahorn; Lau¬ voorbereidingen. wersmeer. AC 206-598. flau4 Friesland; Dongeradeel; Enumazijl; Lauwers¬ Deelnemers meer. AC 205-597. Het aantal deelnemers was deze maal kleiner harg Haren; Glimmen; dorp; geklopt in tuin. AC 238-573. dan gebruikelijk, hetgeen waarschijnlijk veroor¬ har Harenermolen, voormalige boomkwekerij. AC zaakt werd door de excentrische ligging van Pie- 238-574. terburen en de geringe aantrekkingskracht die harm Haren; Harenermolen; gesleept; geklopt. AC dit gebied (onterecht) op veel entomologen, in 237-574. het bijzonder dipterologen, schijnt te hebben. hor Hornhuizen, ruderale tuin. AC 219-600. De volgende personen namen deel: B. Aukema, harv Haren; Glimmen; Vogelzang; wegberm; ge¬ P. Boer, J.G.M. Cuppen, P.H. van Doesburg, sleept. AC 239-572. M.B.P. Drost, H.T. Edzes, J.A. Heetman, T. Heij- kanl Kantens; Klinkenborgerweg; sloot. AC 239- 599. erman, W.R.B. Heitmans, D.J. Hermes, J. Huij- kan2 Kantens; Stitswerd; bij zweefvliegveld; hand- Nederlandse Entomologische Vereniging XVII NEV Verenigingsnieuws mei 1999 vangst. AC 235-596. 601. Let op ook code ulr 1 voor monster aan kho Kloosterburen; Hornhuizen; wegberm; hout- kant Waddenzee. singel; gesleept; geklopt. AC 219-600. mar5 De Marne; Marnewaard; zoute kwelder; kkh Kloosterburen; Kleine Huisjes; handvangst. schraal grasland; gesleept; geklopt; gezeefd; AC 222-601. zoute kwelplek. AC 213-603. kol 1 Friesland; Kollumerland; Lauwersmeer; Zout- mar6 De Marne; Marnewaard; plas met rietkraag; kamperplaat; gesleept zilt grasland; hand¬ konijnenkeutels. AC 212-601. vangst. AC 212-595. mar7 De Marne; Marnewaard; sloot met riet. AC kol2 Friesland; Kollumerland; Lauwersmeer; Zout- 212-600. kamperplaat; sloot; gespoeld. AC 213-595. mar8 De Marne; Marnewaard. AC 212-602. kol3 Friesland; Kollumerland; Lauwersmeer; Kollu- mar9 De Marne; Marnewaard; grasland. AC 212- merwaard; oever plas; paardenmest. AC 209- 598. 593. marIO De Marne; Marnewaard; slootkant met elzen. kol4 Friesland; Kollumerland; Lauwersmeer; Kollu- AC 212.8-598.5. merwaard; oever sloot. AC 208-593. marll De Marne; Marnewaard; Vlinderbalgbos; el- KLO Friesland; Kollumeroord. AC 205-590 (5x5 zen-esdoornbos. AC 213-598. km). midi Middelstum; centrum; sloot, op Phragmites lau De Marne; Lauwersoog. AC 205-600 (5x5 km). australis. AC 238-596. #lau De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Lauwersoogbos; mid2 Middelstum; nieuw natuurgebied; recent ge¬ potvallen met vis en menselijke fecaliën in graven plas. AC 239-596. loofbos. AC 211.0-602.0. nbr Noordbroek, rond zandwinningsplas Het lau 1 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Ballastplaat; achter Veen. AC 253-578. schors Populus. AC 209-600. nla Noordlaren, Appelbergen. AC 239-572. Iau2 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Ballastplaat; De oost Oosterbroek; Uiterburen; zandafgraving; ge¬ Rug; smalle sloot; brede sloot, gespoeld oe¬ sleept. AC 253-578. ver; onder hooi; tussen mos; duindoornstru- pied Eenrum; Pieterburen; Domies Toen. AC 225- weel; op Mentha: handvangst. AC 209-601. 602. Iau3 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Noordergat; cam¬ pieo Eenrum; Pieterburen; omgeving. AC 226-601. ping De Lauwers; aanspoelsel wad; schapen- SLI Eenrum; Pieterburen; De Slikken. AC 225-600 mest; dood konijn; gezeefd rietland; hand¬ (5x5 km). vangst. AC 209-602. slik Eenrum; Pieterburen; Kaakhorn; omgeving Iau4 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Strandweg; op kampeerboerderij De Slikken; op toilet; ge¬ zwam; poel; handvangst. AC 211-599. sleept; geklopt; handvangst; vliegend. AC Iau5 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Strandweg; berm- 228-603. sloot N en Z; gesleept; getrapt rietkraag. AC slip Eenrum; Pieterburen; Pieterburenwad (boven 212-597. Kloosterburen); handvangst.. AC 223-603. Iau6 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Lauwersoog. AC sliw Eenrum; Pieterburen; kwelder De Slikken; ge¬ 210-601. sleept; handvangst; onder steen aan dijkvoet; Iau7 De Marne; Lauwersmeer. AC 211-601. gezeefd. AC 228-604. Iau8 De Marne; Lauwersmeer. AC 213-595. sliz Eenrum; Pieterburen; kwelder De Slikken; Iau9 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; oever; paarden¬ handvangst. AC 228-605. mest. AC 213-596. tzal 't Zandt; Eenum; Bosweg; sloot. AC 246-595. lau 10 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; dode duif. AC 208- tza2 't Zandt; Oosterwijtwerd; Damsterweg; sloot. 602. AC 250-594. lau 11 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; oever plas. AC 210- ulrl De Marne; Ulrum; Groningerwad; kwelder, 602. aanspoelsel, onder dode vogels. AC 215-601. #lau 11 De Marne; Lauwersmeer; Lauwersoog; pot¬ ulr2 De Marne; Ulrum; Groningerwad; gezeefd uit vallen met vis en menselijke fecaliën in orchi¬ hooi op kwelder; handvangst; kwelder en dijk- deeënrijk grasland. AC 210.8-602.1 lichaam. AC 216-601. mar De Marne; Marnewaard; 210-600 (5x5 km), ulr3 De Marne, Ulrum, Westpolder, dijksloot. AC marl De Marne; Marnewaard; geklopt en gesleept 216-600/601. van Sa/ix repens, Hippophae rhamnoides en VLB De Marne, Marnewaard; Vlinderbalgbos. AC Urtica dioica: gezeefd uit gras; brakke plas, 210-595(5x5 km). gespoeld oever. AC 213-602. war Warffum, Warffumerbos. AC 232-600. mar2 De Marne; Marnewaard; Thero-Airion; konij¬ wda Warffum; Den Andel; fabrieksterrein; ge¬ nenkeutels; geklopt van Alnus g/utinosa: "lek¬ sleept; afvalhoop bij fabriek; kleiplas, sloot. kende" Populus; brakke sloot, gespoeld AC 230-601. oever; gesleept. AC 213-601. wwb Warffum; Warfummer Bosch; gesleept. AC mar3 De Marne; Marnewaard; gesleept. AC 216- 232-600. 601. weh Leens; Wehe-den Hoorn; omgeving. AC 223- mar4 De Marne; Marnewaard; gesleept. AC 215- 597. xviii Nederlandse Entomologische Vereniging NEV Verenigingsnieuws mei 1999 wehl Leens; Wehe-den Hoorn; Abelstokstertil; op NEPIDAE Anthriscus sylvestris; op riet langs Kromme Nepa cinerea\ dell, del2, del3, kanl, Iau2, Raken; handvangst. AC 225-596. Iau4, Iau5, tzal, tza2 #weh1 Leens; Wehe-den Hoorn; Abelstokstertil; pot- Ranatra linearis: dell vallen met vis en menselijke fecaliën in gras¬ CORIXIDAE land en loofbos. AC 225.5-596.6 + 225.7- 596.6. Cymatia coleoptrata: Iau5 weh2 Leens; Leenstertil; op Anthriscus sylvestris. Arctocorisa germari: kol2 AC 220-596. CaHicorixa praeusta: and, del2, kol2, Iau5, #weh2 Leens; Leenstertil; potvallen met vis en men¬ mid2 selijke fecaliën in loofbos. AC 220.3-596.3. Corixa affin is: kol 2, Iau2 wek Eenrum; Westernieland; kwelder. AC 225-600 G Corixa panzeri: kol2, Iau2, Iau4 (5x5 km). Corixa punctata-, dell, del2, del3, kanl, Iau2, wesl Westernieland, kwelder. AC 228-604. Iau4, Iau5, mid2, tza2 wes2 Westernieland, De Slikken. AC 228-603. Hesperocorixa Hnnaei\ del 1, del2, del3, kol2, gebruikte symbolen Iau4, Iau5 # potval ffesperocorixa sah/bergi: del 1, del3, Iau5, > lichtval of lichtvangst met laken tza2 Paracorixa concinna: del2, kol2, Iau2, Iau4, ulr3 ► DERMAPTERA - oorwormen G Sigara stagna/is: baf 1, baf2, Iau4, Iau5, marl W.R.B. Heitmans 8 J. Huijbregts Si ga ra se mi striata: mid2 Sigara striata : dell, del2, del3, kanl, kol2, FORFICULIDAE Iau2, Iau4, Iau5, marl, mid2, ulr3 Forficula auricularia (gewone oorworm): Sigara fa/leni: del2, kol2, Iau2, Iau4, ulr3 #lau, #lau11, wes2(3 grote nimfen), Sigara iactans: and, del2, Iau4 piedCnest' met ±7 nimfen) Sigara lateralis-, and, baf 1, baf2, kanl, kol2, Iau2, Iau4, Iau5, mid2, ulr3, wesl ►ORTHOPTERA - sprinkhanen en krekels NAUCORIDAE W.R.B. Heitmans llyocoris cimicoides: del 1, del3, Iau4, Iau5, mid2 TETTIGONOIDEA - sabelsprinkhanen (s.l.) NOTONECTIDAE Conocephalus dorsalis (rietsprinkhaan): Notonecta g/auca: Iau2, Iau5, tzal wes1(1 nimf) G Notonecta viridis: Iau2, Iau4, Iau5, kol2 Tettigonia viridissima (groene sabelsprink- PLEIDAE haan): pied(1 nimf), wes2(2 nimfen) Plea minutissima'. del 1, del2, Iau4, Iau5, mid2 MESOVEUIDAE ► HETEROPTERA - wantsen G Mesove/ia furcata: Iau4 B. Aukema, J. G. M. Cuppen 8 D. J. Hermes HEBRIDAE Hebrus ruficeps: Iau2, mar2 Het overzicht omvat naast waarnemingen van HYDROMETRIDAE de auteurs ook gegevens van materiaal verza¬ Hydrometra stagnorum: del 1, del2, kanl, meld door M. B. P. Drost, H. T. Edzes, Th. Heij- Iau2, Iau4, marl, mar2, mid2, tzal erman, J.
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