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Bembidion azurescens H. Wagner, 1930 Distributed in Europe, mainly in mountainous regions. Hungarian localities: Börzsöny Mts. (Endrôdi 1974), Fekete-Körös, Gyula (Ádám 1981). Bembidion lunatum (Duftschmid, 1812) Distributed in Europe, Siberia and Mongolia. Older data are known from Budapest and Kalocsa (Kuthy 1896*. Recently, it was found in the Bakony Mts. (Tóth 1973*. Debrecen and Szôce (Horvatovich 19791. Bembidion striatum (Fabricius, 1792) Distributed from France in Siberia. Hungarian localities: Kalocsa (Kuthy 1896*, Makó (Halász 1902), Bátorliget (Kaszab and Székessy 1953), Börzsöny Mts. (Endrödi 1974*. Mecsek Mts. (Horvatovich 1977). Brachinus nigricornis Gebler, 1829 Distributed in Europe, except the northern parts. Hungarian localities: Kétegyháza (Ádám 1981), KNP (Ádám and Merkl 1896). Bradycellus csikii Laczó, 1912 Distributed in North and Middle Europe. One single locality is known from Hungary: Inárcs (Ádám and Merkl 1986*. It is expected to occur in material of other light traps, too. Bradycellusverbasci (Duftschmid, 1812) Distributed from the Mediterranean Region through Middle Europe to Sweden. Hungarian localities are restricted to Western and Southern Transdanubia: e. g. Hencsehedrehely, Magyaregregy, Paie, Szalafô (Horvatovich 1981a). Dicheirotrichus rufithorax (Sahlberg, 1817* Distributed in Europe and Western Siberia. Sporadical in our country, mainly along large rivers and lakes. Hungarian localities: Káposztás me gye r (Hajóss 1930), Mosonmagyaróvár (Révy 1943*. Pellérd (Horvatovich 1978*. Dyschirius extensus Putzeys, 1846 Halophilous species. Distributed in Europe. Hungarian localities: Lake Fertő, Lake Velence, Szikra 'Horvatovich 1974), Bugac. Lakitelek (Ádám and Merkl 1986). Harpalus cordatus (Duftschmid, 1812) Distributed in Europe, including the European part of the Soviet Union. Hungarian localities: Budapest, Párád, Sopron (Kuthy 1896), Kőszegi Mts. (Kaszab 1937), Bakony Mts. (Tóth 1973), Bugac (Ádám and Merkl 1986). Harpalus melleti Heer, 1837 Distributed in Europe. Under the name " melleti", no more than two Hungarian localities have been published: Kislöd (Tóth 1973) and Zselic (Horvatovich in press). However, the specimens mentioned from the KNP by Ádám and Merkl (1986) under the name "schaubergerianus" are actually identical with "melleti" in the sense of Lindroth (1971). The present paper follows Lindroth's (1971) conception. Parophonus complanatus (Dejean, 1829) Distributed in Middle and East Europe. Hungarian localities: Bakony Mts. (Tóth 1973), Nagykovácsi (Mészáros et al. 1984b).