S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 29/1. (Budapest, 1976)
Sphaeroceridae Sphaerocera monilis Haliday, 1836. - H: 1 5. Terricolous species in wet forests, very rare in collections. It was reared from fungi and it was found in vertical karst pits and on deer manure mixed with forest litter (PAPP 1973, PAPP & PLACHTER 1976). Ischiolepta micropyga (Duda, 1938). - H: 1 â. Very rare, probably obligate terricolous species. First known specimen from Hungary. I. paracrenata (Duda, 1920). - B: 1 Ő, 2 ç; G: 3 Ő, 1 o. Second and third collecting locality in Hungary. Little known species: it was found alive in nest of coot, and it was reared from runway litter sample found in burrows of rat-vole in, Finland (HACKMAN 1967). I. pusilla (Fallén, 1820). - A: 1 <?. Known as a coprophagous species. Copromyza (Apterina) pedestris (Meigen, 1830). - A: Id, 11 <j>, B: 3 ô*, 5 o. It was known as a brachypterous, terricolous species, was reared from dead snails and found in wet forests and meadows, under cut sedge, in burrows of small mammals, etc.; but two fully-winged male specimens are in the present material, which show all the characteristics of the subgenus Fungobia Lioy. The specimens resemble very much C . (F . ) fimetaria (Meigen, 1830), only their genitalia are completely different. Thus, I think, this species is only a specialized, in most cases brachypterous species of Fungobia Lioy. The discussion of this question will be given elsewhere. C. (Olinea) atra (Meigen, 1830) - B: 1 6, 1 o, G: 1 o. A common coprophagous species, also known from burrows of small mammals. C. (Crumomyia) glabrifrons (Meigen, 1830) - A: 1 ç. Widespread in Europe but not a common species. It is a psychrophilous and athmophilous species, the imagines were found on wet meadows and in woods, and in the near-to-entrance region of caves. Copromyza (Copromyza) pseudostercoraria sp.n. Robust, black-bodied species with yellow legs. Head as long as high with dirty yellow to yellowish red hue over a big area below eyes and with a small reddish or greyish red diffuse area on front of irons. Orbitalia moderately shining grey. Head chaetotaxy as in stercoraria Meig., postocular hairs in one row, no genal bristle. Arista with scattered short ciliae. Eyes small, longest diameter: genal width = 1,5. Thorax and abdomen black, mesopleura mainly shining black, only its narrow upper region and a stripe along its hind margin dusted. Mesonotum with 3 pairs of dc bristles. Scutellum with thin but comparatively long bristle-like hairs on margin and on upper surface. Legs mainly yellow, only apices of femora darkened: reddish brown to reddish grey. Femora swollen, first femur only 3,0-3,5 times longer than wide. Mid tibia with 2-3 short and not thick anterodorsal bristles. No anterodorsal on hind tibia. mt3 ventrally as long as second joint, hind tibia with a moderately long curved ventral spine and with a small apical lateral spine. Wings somewhat browned, venis dark brown, all veins with brownish
