Phegea
29 – nummer 1 (1
maart 2001)
De
Prins W.: Gelechia muscosella, een nieuwe
soort voor de Belgische fauna (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae).
Phegea 29(1): 1–3.
Een exemplaar van Gelechia muscosella Zeller, 1839
werd te Schoten (provincie Antwerpen) verzameld op 7 september
1991. Dit is de eerste waarneming van deze soort in België.
De algemene verspreiding en de biologie van de soort worden
kort besproken.
(Nederlands) – 
Hellers
M .: Enolmis acanthella, a new species
for Central Europe (Lepidoptera: Scythrididae).
Phegea 29(1): 5–8.
Enolmis acanthella (Godart, 1824), a species known
from SW Europe and NW Africa, is spreading its distribution
area. It has first been sighted in 1988 in France near Nancy.
Since 1991 it regularly occurs in a western suburb of the
city of Luxemburg. In 1998, a new locality in the south-eastern
part of Luxemburg has been discovered. In 1999, it has been
collected in Saarland (Germany), and in 2000 in the south
of Luxemburg. According to the literature, the first instars
feed on lichens, which could explain such a spreading.
(English) –
Coutsis
J. G.: Skippers, Butterflies, Burnets and Harvesters
from the Greek island of Límnos, a Skipper new to the
Greek island of Santoríni and two Butterflies new to
the Greek island of Síros (Lepidoptera: Hesperioidea,
Papilionoidea, Zygaenidae).
Phegea 29(1): 9–17.
An annotated list of butterflies (Hesperioidea & Papilionoidea)
and Zygaenidae of the Greek island of Límnos is presented,
based on personal observations of the author (October 1999,
April, June and September 2000), and literature records. 31
species of butterflies and 2 Zygaenidae are recorded. Only 2
former mentioned species and 2 doubtful records were not seen
by the author. The species poorness on the island of Límnos
is explained by the small area of the island, the important
isolation, the low diversity of landscapes, and moreover an
overgrazing and frequent fires. The fauna shows apparent affinities
with the one of the Greek mainland, and not with that of Turkey.
Some observations on the islands of Santoríni and Síros
are also mentioned. Respectively 2 and 1 butterfly species are
mentioned as new for these islands.
(English) –
De
Vrieze M.: Interessante waarnemingen van Lepidoptera
in Griekenland.
Phegea 29(1): 19–28.
In de periode van 28 mei tot 9 juni 2000 werden nachtvlinders
waargenomen in verschillende Griekse lokaliteiten met kunstmatig
licht. De bezochte lokaliteiten omvatten Dodoní (Ioanina),
de streek van Meteora (Trikala), Litohóri en Leptokaría
nabij Mt. Olympos (Pieria) and de Katara Pas (Ioanina). Een
lijst van de aargenomen soorten wordt bijgevoegd.
(Nederlands) –
De
Prins W.: Interessante waarnemingen van Lepidoptera
in België in 2000.
Phegea 29(1): 29–32.
Vier soorten werden als nieuw voor de Belgische fauna gemeld:
Monochroa palustrella (Douglas, 1850), Synanthedon
flaviventris (Staudinger, 1883), Actenia brunnealis
(Treitschke, 1829) en Lithophane leautieri (Boisduval,
1829). Verder wordt een hele reeks nieuwe provinciegegevens
meegedeeld.
(Nederlands) –
Ivinskis
P. & Saldaitis A.: A gynandromorph of Hyponephele
narica (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae, Satyrinae).
Phegea 29(1): 33–34.
A gynandromorf of Hyponephele narica (Hübner, [1813])
from Kazakhstan is described. The right forewing has a broad
band of androconial scales characteristic for the male and the
left forewing possesses a large apical spot which is characteristic
for the female.
(English) –
Nyst
R. H.: Heterocera of Brabant. Second contribution to
the Lepidoptera list of this province (Lepidoptera).
Phegea 29(1): 35–40.
In this paper, many Lepidoptera species are mentioned which
were observed in the province of Brabant, more precisely at
Ottignies.
(Français) –
Phegea
29 – nummer 2 (1
juni 2001)
Vanholder
B.: Trekvlinders in 2000, zeventiende jaarverslag (Lepidoptera).
Phegea 29(2): 41–62.
Rapport over trekvlinders tijdens 2000 waargenomen in België.
Een overzicht van alle trekvlinders en zwervers wordt in tabelvorm
aan het artikel toegevoegd.
(Nederlands) –
Coutsis
J. G., De Prins J. & De Prins W.: The chromosome
number and karyotype of the two morphs of Polyommatus
(Lysandra) coridon from Greece (Lepidoptera:
Lycaenidae).
Phegea 29(2): 63–71.
Polyommatus (Lysandra) coridon (Poda,
1761) is represented in Greece by two morphs, the first
one having males whose upperside is rather dull bluish-grey
with silvery-yellow reflections and the second one having
males whose upperside is silvery-blue. The first morph was
described as the nominal taxon "L.[ycaena]
Coridon var. graeca" by Heyne ([1895]),
and even though no specific locality of capture was included,
the description was undoubtedly based on specimens derived
from either central Greece or the Pelopónnisos. This
morph is somewhat reminiscent superficially of Polyommatus
(Lysandra) hispanus (Herrich-Schäffer,
1851) and inhabits the Pelopónnisos, central Greece
and the central and western part of northern Greece, while
the second morph, described as "Lysandra philippi"
by Brown & Coutsis (1978), based on a supposed chromosome
number of n=20-26, and quite similar superficially
to nominotypical P. (L.) coridon (n=87-92),
inhabits the eastern part of northern Greece. It has also
been reported to the first author that on Mt. Vermió,
central part of northern Greece, both these morphs, as well
as intermediates, fly together. In this paper, the chromosome
number and karyotype of both morphs are described, illustrated
and compared. The karyotype of both morphs turns out to
be identical, while only small differences are observed
in the number of chromosomes between "graecus"
(n=93) and "philippi" (n=88-90). Based
on this karyological identity and the occurrence of intermediate
forms, both morphs are considered as mere colour forms of
nominotypical P. (L.) coridon.
(English) –
Spronck
R.: Buszkoiana capnodactylus, a new
species for the Belgian fauna (Lepidoptera: Pterophoridae).
Phegea 29(2): 73–75.
On 16 June 1997 the first Belgian specimen of Buszkoiana
capnodactylus (Zeller, 1841) was caught at Visé
(province of Liège). The species has a well established
population there in a biotope with Petasites hybridus,
the larval foodplant.
(Français) –
Henderickx
H.: Het voorkomen van Chernes hahni in Nederland
bevestigd (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones).
Phegea 29(2): 77–78.
Op 2 april 2000 werd een wijfje van Chernes hahni
(C. L. Koch, 1839) gevonden op een boomstam (Populus
x canadensis) te Bieschbosch (Nederland, Made). Deze
waarneming bevestigd het voorkomen van deze soort in Nederland.
(Nederlands) –
Thys
N.: Tephritis cometa (Diptera: Tephritidae):
first record for Flanders and Belgium.
Phegea 29(2): 79–80.
On 20 May 1999 three male Tephritis cometa (Loew,
1840) were caught in the flower heads of Cirsium palustre
in a grassland near a forest at Tessenderlo (province of
Limburg). This is the first records of the species from
Flanders and Belgium.
(English) –
Phegea
29 – nummer 3
(1
september 2001)
De
Prins W. & De Prins J.: The occurrence of
Cameraria ohridella in Belgium (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae).
Phegea 29(3):
81–88.
Since the discovery in Belgium of Cameraria ohridella
Deschka & Dimic, the species has spread very fast over all
of the territory. It occurs currently in all provinces, and
is mostly very abundant, causing enormous damage to chestnut
trees (Aesculus hippocastanum), on which the caterpillar
lives in upperside blotch mines.
(English) –
Alderweireldt
M.: Enkele waarnemingen van landwantsen (Hemiptera) in
de Blankaart (Woumen, West-Vlaanderen).
Phegea 29(3): 89–94.
In deze bijdrage wordt de actuele kennis van de landwantsenfauna
in het natuurreservaat "De Blankaart" samengevat.
Uit de resultaten blijkt dat het gebied onderbemonsterd is voor
wat deze groep invertebraten betreft. In totaal worden 22 soorten
vermeld. De meest interessante daarvan worden in meer detail
besproken. Chilacis typhae wordt hier voor de tweede
maal uit België vermeld.
(Nederlands) –
Troukens
W.: Doodgravers en aaskevers aan de westrand van Brussel
(Coleoptera: Silphidae).
Phegea 29(3): 95–98.
Tijdens 1999 werden 7 soorten Silphidae waargenomen aan de westrand
van Brussel: Necrophorus humator Goeze, N. fossor
Erichson, N. vespilio (Linnaeus), N. vespilloides
Herbst, Thanatophilus sinuatus (Fabricius), Silpha
tristis Illiger en Phosphuga atrata (Linnaeus). Aan
enkele vermelding van Necrodes littoralis (Linnaeus),
enkele jaren geleden, wordt eveneens vermeld.
Nederlands) –
Zavada
A. G.: New species of Torymus (Hymenoptera: Torymidae)
from Central Asia and Caucasus.
Phegea 29(3): 99–107.
Four new species of Torymus are described: Torymus
iacchos sp. n., T. silenus sp. n. and T. brevicoxa
sp. n. from Central Asia, and T. luridus sp. n. from
Caucasus. A new species group is defined to acommodate one of
the new species.
(English) –
Charmeux
J.-F.: A new species of the genus Lasiommata (Lepidoptera:
Nymphalidae, Satyrinae) from North-West Pakistan.
Phegea 29(3): 113–119
Lasiommata ananda sp. nov. is described from the Chitral
region (NW Pakistan). The female is unknown. The new species
is compared with closely related species which are known from
the same biotopes. The types of the new species, and the related
species are illustrated in colour. The male holotype of Lasiommata
schakra aiyuna Talbot, 1947, is re-examined. It probably
belongs to L. maerula C. & R. Felder, 1867.
(Français) –
Phegea 29 – nummer 4
(1
december 2001)
Gozmány
L.: Symmoca deprinsi sp. nov. and Amselina
olympi from Asia Minor (Lepidoptera: Symmocidae).
Phegea 29(4): 121–124.
From the province of Antalya (Turkey) Symmoca deprinsi
sp. nov. is described. In the same region a second specimen
of Amselina olympi (Gozmány, 1957) was found.
(English) –
Gumovsky
A. V.: The status of some genera allied to Chrysonotomyia
and Closterocerus (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae, Entedoninae),
with description of a new species from Dominican Amber.
Phegea 29(4): 125–141.
The taxonomy of the genera allied to Chrysonotomyia Ashmead
and Closterocerus Westwood is discussed. From Dominican
amber (Miocene) a new species is described: Chrysonotomyia
dominicana n. sp. Another specimen, conserved in Dominican
amber as well, seems to belong to the genus Achrysocharoides,
but it can not be described in further detail.
(English) –
Coutsis
J. G. & Ghavalás N.: The Skippers and Butterflies
of the Greek part of the Rodópi massif (Lepidoptera:
Hesperioidea & Papilionoidea).
Phegea 29(4): 143–158.
The hitherto recorded species of Skippers and Butterflies
from the Rodópi massif in N Greece are being listed and
the zoogeographic importance of this area unique for Greece
is being discussed.
(English) –
De
Prins W. & Groenen F.: Phyllonorycter robiniella,
een nieuwe soort voor de Belgische fauna (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae).
Phegea 29(4): 159–160.
In de herfst van 2001 werden enkel bladmijnen van Phyllonorycter
robiniella (Clemens, 1859) gevonden op Robinia pseudoacacia
in de streek van Lommel (België, Limburg). De soort wordt
hier voor het eerst uit België vermeld.
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