S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 34/1. (Budapest, 1981)

Distribution: sporadically in the Western Palaearctic Region (England, Finland, Hungary, Rumania: Transylvania, Italy: Sardinia, USSR: European part, Georgia). New to the fauna of Hungary

. Localities: Bükk-hegység (= Mts. B.), Bélkő, 1 é. Gyula, csatornapart, 1 ó*! Radnai-havasok (= Mtii Rodnei, Transylvania), 1 p. Tiszacsege, 1 <j>. - VII-DC. Apanteles praetor Marshall, 1885 - Distribution: up to now reported from England, Sweden, Finland, USSR (Armenia, Russia). New to the fauna of Hungary. Supposedly much more distributed in the Western Palaearctic Region. Localities: Gyalul-havasok, Runk, Bélavár (= Runcul Salvei, Transylvania), 1 if! Kőszeg, Gubahegy, 1 é. Szilágycsehi (= Cehul Silvanei, Transylvania), 1 <j>. Vác, Naszály, 1 £. - VI-VHI. Apanteles princeps Wilkinson, 1941 - Within the laevigatus-group first tergite relatively short, at most one-third longer than its greatest width before the middle, Its sides slightly converging posteriorly. Ovipositor sheath about length of third tibia. Stigma usually with a small pale basal spot, exceptionally effaced. - Distribution: its few localities were recorded in Europe (England, Hungary, Rumania: Transylvania) and in Korea. Localities: Gyenesdiás, 1 Keszthely, Újmajor, swept in wheat-field, 1 <j>. Kőszeg, 1 6*! Rév (=Vadul Crisului, Transylvania), 1 jj>. Szár, 1 (( - VI-DC. Apanteles seriphia Nixon, 1972 - First tergite with faintly widening sides posteriorly - a feature common with A

. sicarius Marsh.; the two species are similar to each other, their distinction is tabulated below: A . seriphia Nixon A . sicarius Marshall 1. Body relatively gracile. 1. Body relatively strong. 2. Nervellus of hind wing almost straight. 2. Nervellus of hind wing evenly incurved. 3. Hind imaginary tangent of anterior ocellus 3. Hind imaginary tangent of anterior transecting posterior pair. ocellus at most touching posterior pair. 4. rl usually directed outwards. 4. rl usually perpendicular to stigma. 5. Outer surface of hind tibia with few 5. Outer surface of hind tibia with relatively spinules. numerous spines. Distribution: sporadically in Germany, Hungary and the European part of the USSR. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities: Ágasegyháza, 1 Bocskaykert, 1 £. Borosznó (= Brusno, Slovakia), 1 o_. Budaörs, Uthegy, host collected 3.VI.

1973 and 27.V.

1977 on Convolvulus cantabricus L., ex Bedellia ehikella . Szőcs, 14.VI.

1973 (1 o) and 13.VI.

1977 (4 o_ and 1 S) (host new), 5 o_ and 1 S, leg. et educ. Szőcs. Budaörs, Uthegy, host collected 26.V.

1977 on Quercus pubescens Willd., ex Nepticula eberhardi Joh. 9. VI. 1977 (host new), 1 <j> and 4 6^ leg. et educ. Szőcs. Budaörs, Uthegy, host collected 13.V.1979, on Convolvulus cantabricus L., ex Bucculatrix cantabricella Chrét. 30.V.1979 (host new), 1 o_. Budapest, Hármashatárhegy, host collected 11. VI.

1966, ex Metzneria ehikella Gozmány (host new), 1 o_ and 3 6*1 Budapest, Svábhegy (= Szabadság-hegy), 1 o_. Csákvár, host collected 9.VI.

1966 on Convolvulus cantabricus L., ex Metzneria ehikella Gozmány (host new), 2 ç and 2 ff. Csákvár, 1 o_. Kelebia, halastó (= fish pond), 1 o_. M. Karpaty, Cachtice, 2 o_. Pilismarót, 1 <j>. Sződ, 1 o.. Tatatóváros, 1 ó*! Vác, Naszály, swept in Festucetum saxatilis, 3 6, - V-rx, very frequent in June. Apanteles Boika

i Nixon, 1972 - Spines of outer side of hind tibia extremely numerous and close-set. Head In frontal view usually one-fifth broader than high. Preapical joint of antenna slightly longer than broad (6:5). Mesonotum with sharp punctation. Stigma usually evenly brown, less usually with a more or less distinct pale basal spot. - Distribution: known only from Italy (Venezia), Hungary and Bulgaria. New to the fauna of Hungary and Bulgaria. Localities: Ágasegyháza, mocsár (= marsh), l.o_. Balatonszéplak, Töreki-láp, 3 p_ and 1 (f! Nógrádszakái, 1 6*'. Zamárdi-felső, 1 (f. - VI, Vm-fX. Apanteles sophiae Papp, 1972 - A member of the laevlgatus-group though with few transitional features towards the ater-group: first tergite with a more or less distinct medio-longitudinal trough on its hind half, propodeum with a rather U-shaped areola, vannai lobe of hind wing hardly convex. First tergite widening posteriorly. Antennái joints 14-17 cubic to transverse. Hypopygium produced in a spinule. - Distribution: I described it from Hungary, recently found in Bulgaria. New to the fauna of Bulgaria. Since its description further specimens were caught In new local!-