Ábrahám Levente (szerk.): Válogatott tanulmányok XVI. - Natura Somogyiensis 32. / Miscellanea 16. (Kaposvár, 2018)
Haris, A.: Sawflies from Külső-Somogy, South-West Hungary (Hymenoptera: Symphyta)
162 Natura Somogyiensis Nematus (Pteronidea) oligospilus Förster, 1854: Balatonendréd: láprét, 16. 04. 2018, 1 female. Frequent. Larva on Salix spp. Nematus (Pteronidea) myosotidis (Fabricius, 1804): Somogysárd: Flalastavak, 29. 04. 2018, 1 female; Balatonendréd: láprét, 16. 04. 2018, 1 female; Kapoly: Kis Koppányvölgye, 30. 04. 2018,1 male; Bonnya: Bonnyai-erdő, 24. 04. 2018, 1 male; Kisbárapáti: láprét, 24. 04. 2018,1 male; Somogygeszti: municipal area, 22. 04. 2018,1 male; Bábonymegyer: legelő, 16. 04. 2018,1 male; Polány: halastó, 22. 04. 2018,1 male. Common. Larval hosts: Onobrychis and Trifolium spp. Pontania (Pontania) proxima (Serville, 1823): Ságvár: Képes fa and Bögöcsei-legelő, 06. 05. 2018,3 galls; Kapoly: Kis Koppány-völgye, 06. 05. 2018,2 galls. Frequent, larva on Salix fragilis and S. alba. Pristiphora (Pristiphora) armata (C. G. Thomson, 1863): Gamás: belter., 22. 08. 1999, 1 male, Ságvár: Jaba-völgy, 20. 04. 1998, 1 male. Frequent. Larva on Crataegus spp. Pristiphora (Micronematus) monogyniae (Hartig, 1840): Igái: Andocsi úti-erdő, 14. 04. 2018, 1 female; Bonnya: Bonnyai-erdő, 24. 04. 2014, 1 female. Sporadic. Hostplant: Prunus spinosa ocasionally P. domestica. Pristiphora subbifida (C. G. Thomson, 1871): Ságvár: Ali-rét, 25. 04. 2018, 1 female; Memyeszentmiklós: Szentmiklósi-erdő, 22. 04. 2018; Somogytúr: Túri-erdő, 15. 04. 2018, 1 female. Sporadic. Hostplants: Acer campestre, sometimes A. pseudoplatanus and A. orientale. Results Rare species Aprosthema austriacum (Konow, 1892). Fig. 6. Rare species, from Hungary we have specimens Budapest: Jánoshegy and Hársbokorhegy, from the Mecsek Hills and also from Szilvásvárad. From the other regions of the Carpathian Basin it is recorded from Lepsa (Romanian Carpaths) and there are also 2 indefinite records from Burgenland and Subcarpathia. Dolerus (Poodolerus) quadrinotatus (Bíró, 1884). Fig. 5. Rare species, out of the Carpathian Basin it is known only from Spain (one specimen). From Hungary, we have specimens from Szeged: Újszeged, Simontomya, Látrány, Battonya: Tompapuszta and Sződ. From Slovakia, it is known from Vinicky (Szöllőske) and from Transylvania from Peér, Tasnád, Borosjenő and Németbogsán. Our specimen is a new colour variation: the red dorsal spot is completely missing, only the lateral red spots are present. Birka (Birka) annulitarsis (Thomson, 1870). Known occurrences from Hungary: Bakony, Mecsek Szilvásvárad, Aggtelek and Jósvafő. From the Carpathian Basin it is also known from Devin (Dévény), Javorina (Balázsvágás), Mosovce (Mosóc), Stefanová (Istvánkirályfalva) Zemianske Podhradie (Nemesváralja), Adamovské Kochanovce (Adamóckohanóc), Moravské Lieskové (Morvamogyoród) from Slovakia; Nagyszeben (Sibiu), Magúra, Horaita Zeteváralja (Sub Cetatea): Szenesed patak, Homoródfurdő (Bade Homorod) from Romania; Hankovice-údolie Latorice, Pop Ivan, Tiszabogdány, Brebenyeszkul (Bogdan) and Trebusafejérpatak (Dilove) from Subcarpathia. Empria hungarica (Konow, 1895). We have data from Hungary, from Magyaralmás, Simontomya, Hármashatárhegy, Budakeszi, Ocsa, Jósvafő, Lébény and Köveskál. It is also known from Neusiedler See (Austria); Stúrovo (Párkány), Devínska Kobyla (Pozsony: Dévény) (Slovakia); Mehádia, Arad, Krassó-Szörény (Caras-Severin),
