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Table 7 (continued) Species of Sphecoidea Quercetum petraeae-cerris Festucion 25-27 m 12-14 m 0-3 m 0-1 m Trypoxylon figulus (Linnaeus, 1758) 09.30: 1 d 05.29: 1? 05.01: 1 d 06.18: \ó 10: 1 d 28: 1 d 13: 1 d 09.18: 1 d 28: 1 d 06.12: 1 d 20: 1 Ç 26: 1 d 07.15: 1 9 17: 1 d 09.02: 1 d 05: 1 9 Trypoxylonfronticorne Gussakovskij, 1936 06.26: 1 ? 08.21: 1? 07.23:19 07.14:1 9 07.20: 1 ? Total number of species: 30 Total number of specimens: 143 Number of species taken only above the canopy (25-27 m): in the canopy (12-14 m): 4 in the shrub + herb layer (0-3 m): 6 in the meadow (0-1 m): 5 Species trapped in four layers: 3 in three layers 5 25-27, 0-3, 0-1 m: 1 12-14,0-3,0-1 m: 2 25-27, 12-14, 0-3 m: 2 25-27, 12-14,0-1 m: in two layers: 7 25-27, 12-14 m: 1 25-27, 0-3 m: 2 25-27, 0-1 m: 2 12-14, 0-3 m: 1 12-14,0-1 m: 0-3, 0-1 m: 1 nursing habit well explains that the species has been trapped in the canopy and shrub + herb layers in four (2 99 + 2 dd ) and six (4 99 + 2 dd ) individuals, respectively. L. Móczár (1959: 23) indicates its flying period to be from May to September in Hungary. At Síkfőkút the species was taken between 21 May and 14 September with more or less prolonged intervals (see Table 7, too). Pemphredon lugens was known from Transdanubia, West Hungary so far (Bajári 1957: 83, Józan 1985: 56); surprisingly, it was not listed from the Bükk National Park (Józan 1993), so it is worthy to note that Síkfőkút (in the environment of Noszvaj) is situ-