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Fund Af Småsommerfugle Fra Danmark I 1988 (Lepidoptera) Fund af småsommerfugle fra Danmark i 1988 (Lepidoptera) Otto Buhl, Per Falck, Ole Karsholt, Knud Larsen & Karsten Schnack Buh!, 0., Falck, P., Karsholt, 0., Larsen, K. & Schnack, K.: Records of Microlepi­ doptera from Denmark in 1988 (Lepidoptera). Ent. Meddr 58: 33-41. Copenhagen, Denmark, 1990. ISSN 0013-8851. Thisartide reports on interesting Danish Microlepidoptera collected in 1988, and on remarkable records from previous years but not definitive! y identified until now. The classification and nomenelature follow Schnack (1985). Three species are new to the Danish fauna: Leucoptera lotella (Stainton, 1858) (Lyo­ netiidae ), found as larvae in great numbers on Lotus uliginosus in a wet meadow in C. Jutland; Chianodes Luctuelia (Hiibner, 1793) (Gelechiidae), taken in a light trap in a garden near Copenhagen; and Sophronia chilonella (Treitschke, 1833) (Gelechiidae), found in one of the southern islands of Denmark Hitherta unknown foodplants are reported for Elachista nobilella Zell. (Elachisti­ dae) and Trachysmia inopiana (H w.) (Tortricidae). Some rare species ofTineidae have been collected in numbers due to a new method o f placing homemade copies ofbird's nests in forests (se e J ens en, 1989). All known specimens from Denmark of Scythris palustris (Zell.) (Scythrididae), re­ ported from Denmark for the first time in 66 years, and Xystophora pulveratella (HS.) (Gelechiidae) are reported. Any of the authors may be consulted for further information by foreign readers. Correspondance to: Småsommerfuglelisten, Zoologisk Museum, Universitetspar­ ken 15, DK-2100 København Ø, Danmark. Denne oversigt over fund af nye, sjældne og Alle de i listen omtalte dyr befinder sig i biologisk eller faunistisk set interessante findernes samlinger, hvis ikke andet er an­ småsommerfugle er udarbejdet efter de ført. Forkortelsen ZMUC henviser til Zoo­ samme retningslinier som de ni foregående logisk Museum, København, og NHMÅ til årslister publiceret i >>Entomologiske Med­ Naturhistorisk Museum, Århus. delelser« siden 1981. Listen er et kollektivt produkt, men i de Fund medtages i listen i den udstrækning, tilfælde, hvor enkeltpersoner har leveret de rummer nye oplysninger om arternes bio­ grundige kommentarer til en art, anføres de logi eller udbredelse. Fund af præimaginale ansvarliges navne i parentes efter kommen­ stadier medtages normalt ikke, hvis der ikke taren, på samme måde som finderne angives foreligger klækket materiale. Den systema­ i parentes efter de enkelte fund. Ligeledes tiske opdeling, rækkefølge og nomenklatur angives i særlige tilfælde navnet på den deter­ følger »Katalog over de danske Sommerfug­ minator, der står inde for bestemmelsen af le« (Schnack, 1985). Opdelingen af Dan­ vanskelige arter. mark i distrikter er ligeledes den samme som Listen rummer tre nye arter for den dan­ heri. Navne på planter følger »Dansk Feltflo­ ske fauna: Leucoptera lotella (Stainton, 1858) ra<< (Hansen, 1981). (Lyonetiidae ), Ch ionodes luctuel/a (Hiibner, En t. Meddr 58, 2 · 1990 33 1793) (Gelechiidae) og Sophronia chilonella Stigmella crataegella (Klim. ). WJ: Holstebro, (Treitschke, 1833) (Gelechiidae ). antal la. 2.viii.1987, Crataegus (P. Falck). Ny Der anføres nye foderplanter for Elachista for distriktet. nobilella Zell. (Elachistidae) og Trachysmia in­ Stigmella minusculella (HS.). F: Nordenhuse, opiana (Hw.) (Tortricidae). Og der gives en flere la. 12.vii.1988, Pyrus (P. Falck). Ny for oversigt over samtlige kendte danske fund af distriktet. Nogle eksemplarer klækkede henholdsvis Scythris palustris (Zell.) (Scythri­ samme år, mens andre klækkede følgende didae), der er genfundet efter 66 år, og Xysto­ forår. Dette forhold er i øvrigt kendt fra flere phora pulveratella (HS.) (Gelechiidae ). arter i slægten. Næste årsliste vil blive udarbejdet efter samme retningslinjer. Det er nødvendigt for Stigmella trimaculla (H w.). EJ: Kielstrup, en­ os at få oplysningerne hertil skriftligt, helst kelte la. 18.ix.1988, Populus (P. Falck); NWJ: på de dertil udarbejdede meldeskemaer, Mønsted, enkelte la. 25.ix.1988, Populus (P. som sendes til alle, der har indberettet fund Falck). Første fund efter 1960 fra EJ og ny for til listen. Skemaerne kan naturligvis også re­ NWJ. kvireres hos listens forfattere, som også står Stigmella assimilella (Zell. ). SJ: Draved Skov, til rådighed, hvis man er i tvivl om, hvad enkelte la. 30.vii.1988, Populus tremula (K. man skal melde - eller om bestemmelsernes Gregersen). Ny for distriktet. holdbarhed. Alle, der afleverer meldeske­ maer, får tilsendt et særtryk af fundlist en. Stigmella sorbi (Stt.). EJ: Hvidding Krat, 2 stk. 6.v.1988 (U. Seneca). Første fund fra di­ striktet efter 1960. MICROPTERIGIDAE Stigmella plagicolella (Stt.). EJ: Glatved, antal Micropterix calthella (L.). NEJ: Dannerhøj, l la. 27 .vii.1988, Frunus spinosa (P. Falck). I det stk. 9.vi.1988 (K. Larsen). Ny for distriktet. jyske område tidligere kun kendt fra Anholt. ERIOCRANIIDAE Stigmella aeneofasciella (HS. ). EJ: Skæring He­ de, flere la. 3.x.1986, Agrimonia (U. Seneca). Heringocrania chrysolepidella (Zell.). F: Dalby, Ny for Jylland. Hindsholm, 4 stk. 1.v.1988 (0. Buhl). Stigmella poterii (Stt.). EJ: Hald Ege, flere la. 25.ix.1988, Potentilla (P. Falck). Ny for di­ NEPTICULIDAE striktet. Stigmella confusella (Wals. & Wood). EJ: Hald Stigmella ulmariae (Wcke.). EJ: Hald Ege, an­ Ege, antal la. 9.viii.1987, Betuta (P. Falck); talla. 10.x.1987 og 25.ix.1988, Filipenduta (P. WJ: Risbæk, Klosterhede, antal la. Falck). Ny for Jylland. 2.viii.1987, Betuta (P. Falck). Ny for begge di­ Stigmella pomella (Vaugh. ). EJ: Hald Ege, an­ strikter. talla. 9.x.1988, Malus (P. Falck). Ny for Jyl­ Stigmella catharticella (Stt. ). EJ: Kielstrup, an­ land. tal la. 18.ix.1988, Rhamnus cathartica (P. Stigmella perpygmaeella (Dbl d.). EJ: Hald Ege, Falck); NWZ: Røsnæs Fyr, 3 la. 20.ix.1987, antal la. 9.x.1988, Crataegus (P. Falck). Ny for R hamnus cathartica (Uffe Seneca). Ny for beg­ Jylland. ge distrikter. Stigmella hemargyrella (Kol! ar). NWJ: Res en v. Stigmella anomalella ( Goeze ). NWJ: K ås Skov, Struer, 1la. x.1987, Fagus, Rydhave Skov, 2 antal la. 28.ix.1988, Rosa (P. Falck). Første stk. 4.v.1988 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. fund fra distriktet efter 1960. Stigmella svenssoni Gohans.). NWJ: Hjelm Stigmella ulmivora (Fologne). EJ: Kielstrup, Hede, antalla. 25.vii.1988, Quercus (P. Falck). la. 18.ix.1988, Ulmus (P. Falck). Arten har i Danmark kun et kuld. 34 Ent. Meddr 58. 2 · 1990 Trifurcula cryptella (Stt.). NWJ: Rydhave, 4 Nemapogonjungivorella (Ben.). NEZ: Jægers• stk. 31.v.1988 og antal la. 23.vii.1988, Lotus pris, flere la. 23.iv.1988, Daedalia (K. Greger­ uliginosus (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Arten sen). forpupper sig både i og uden for minen. Nemapogon Jalstriella (Haas). SZ: Basnæs, 2 Bohemannia pulverosella (Stt. ). F: Damsbo stk. 10.viii.1988 (K. Gregersen). Findes des­ Skov, antal la. 16.vii.1987, Malus (B. Jørgen­ uden enkeltvis på de tidligere kendte lokali­ sen), Nordenhuse, flere la. 14.vii.1988, Malus teter. (P. Falck). Første fund fra distriktet efter 1960. Trichophaga tapetzella (L.). LFM: Vålse Ve­ sterskov, klækket i antal fra kunstige fuglere­ Bohemannia quadrimaculella (Bob.). EJ: Lovn­ der ophængt i 1988 (H. K. Jensen). Se Jen­ kær, l stk. 27.vii.1988 (P. Falck). Ny for Jyl­ sen (1989). land. Niditinea piercella (Bntk. ). LFM: Løgnor og Ectoedemia intimella (Zell.). NWZ: Jyderup Maltrup Skov; SZ: Karrebækstorp og Kri­ Skov, 2 la. 6.xi.1986, Salix (U. Seneca). Ny stiansholms Plantage ved Bisserup. Klækket for distriktet. i antal fra kunstige fuglereder ophængt i Ectoedemia angulifasciella (Stt.). SZ: Glænø, 1988 (H. K. Jensen). SeJensen (1989). flere la. 25.ix. og 8.x.1986, Rosa (H. K. Jen­ sen). Ny for distriktet. Tinea pellionella (L.). NWZ: Røsnæs, antal la. 1.iii.1988, på gåsefjer i en kælder (U. Se­ Ectoedemia atricollis (Stt.). NWJ: Kås Skov, neca). Ny for distriktet. antal la. 28.ix.1988, Crataegus og Malus (P. Falck). Ny for Jylland. Tinea dubiella Stt. NEZ: Blovstrød, 2 stk. 3.viii.1987 (U. Seneca). Ny for distriktet. Ectoedemia woolhopiella (Stt.). F: Ristinge Klint, l la. 26.ix.1987, Betuta (B. Jørgensen). Tinea pallescentella Stt. W]: Esbjerg, i antal Ny for distriktet. 31.v.1988 (P. Falck, J. Mikkelsen). Ny for di­ striktet. ADELIDAE Nematopogon schwarziellus Zell. NWJ: Daug­ GRACILLARIIDAE bjerg, l stk. 26.v.1982 (P. Falck). Ny for di­ striktet. Phyllonorycter anderidae (W. Fletcher). EJ: Løvenholm, antal pup. 27 .vii.1988, Betuta (P. Nematopogon metaxella (Hh.). NWJ: Rydhave Falck); NWZ: Ulkestrup Lyng, l la. Skov, l stk. 3.vii.1988 (P. Falck). Arten har 14.x.1988 (H. K. Jensen). Ny for NWZ. tidligere været meldt fra lokaliteten, men er ved en fejltagelse ikke kommet med i prikka­ Phyllonorycter platani (Staud. ). F: Odense og taloget (Schnack, 1985). Ny for distriktet. Otterup, antal la. 1.-5.xi.1987, Platanus (O. Nemophora cupriacella (Hh.). NEZ: Allindelil­ Buhl). Ny for distriktet. le, 2 stk. 20.vii.1988 (P. Falck). Phyllonorycter acerifoliella (Zell.). EJ: Hald Lampronia luzella (Hh.). LFM: Møns Klint, l Ege, enkelte la. 8.x.1988, Acer campestre (P. stk. 22.vi.1982 (U. Seneca). Falck); NWZ: Røsnæs, antal la. 25.x.1986, Acer campestre (U. Seneca). Ny for begge di­ strikter. TINEIDAE Phyllonorycter platanoidella Ooannis). EJ: lrifurcitinea argentimaculella (Stt.). F: Ravn­ Hald Ege, antal la. 8.x.1988, Acer platanaides bolt, 3 stk. 14.vii.1988 (P. Falck). (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Ent. Meddr 58, 2 - 1990 35 YPONOMEUTIDAE Argyresthia ivella (Hw.). NWJ: Kås,Skov, antal la. 15.v.1988, Malus (P. Falck). Larven lever i et meget løst spind imellem de nyudsprung­ ne blade. Argyresthia sernifuse a (Hw.). EJ: Lillering, antal la. 31.v.1988, Prunus padus (P. Falck); F: Dams­ bo Skov, antal la. 2.vi.1988, Prunus padus (B. Jørgensen). Første fund efter 1960 fra F. Yponomeuta malinellus Zell. WJ: Marbæk, 1 1 stk. 3.viii.1988 (P. Falck). Ny for distriktet. Fig. l. Leucoptera lotella (Stt. ). Cf, Dania, EJ: Hald Paraswammerdamia conspersella (Tgstr.). LFM: Ege, la. 25.ix.1988. (6 mm). Ulvshale, 1 stk. 18.vi.1988; NEZ: Vanløse, 4 stk.
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