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of the specimens of this steppe species (63 ex.) in the HNHM is from the Kiskunság. They were collected in sandy areas, in open forests, etc. Trlcholauxania praeusta (Fallén, 1820) - I. Lakitelek: Töserdő. - 1. Ócsa: Nagyerdő; 3. Csévharaszt; 8. Kéleshalom; 9. Kunfehértó. 17. V.-18. VIII. - A very common species, which lives in forests fin any kind of forests also on our lowlands; 55 ex. ). Peplomyza discoidea 'Meigen, 1830) - IV. Fülöpháza. - 3. Csévharaszt. - Kecskemét, Kalocsa, Deliblat. 10-20. V-?. - Widespread in deciduous forests of Europe (9 ex.). Peplomyza intermedia E. Remm, 1979 - I. Lakitelek: Töserdő. - 1. Ócsa: Mádencia-erdő. - örszentmiklós. 7-19-21. IX. - Known from Central and SE Europe (incl. USSR to Armenia). Only three females were caught during our collecting programme. Peplomyza litura 'Meigen, 1826) - 1. Ócsa: Mádencia-erdő. - Kalocsa. ?-19. IX.Two males and one female were collected in one place only; it is widespread though not abun dant in Europe (deciduous forests). [

Aulogastromyia anisodactyla (Loew, 1845) - It has not been collected in the Kiskunság National Park but we have specimens in the HNHM from Orszentmiklós, Csornád and Kalocsa, i.e. from areas similar to those of the Kiskunság (as for their landscape and vegetation). J [

Lyciella (Meiosimyza) platycephala (Loew, 1847) - Gyón (now Dabas-Gyón). 17. VII.A widespread European species, very rare on our lowlands, common in mountains (e.g. Bükk Mts). J [

Lyciella (Lyciella) decempunctata (Fallén, 1820) - Gyón. 19. VI. - Common in deciduous forests of Europe; much to our surprise, it has not been collected in the Kiskunság N. P. ] Lyciella (Lyciella) decipiens (Loew, 1847) - IV. Fülöpháza: - 1. ócsa: Mádencia-erdő; 3. Csévharaszt; 5. Tabdi. - Gyón, Kiskunhalas. 23. V.-31. VII. - Known fromEurope (incl. the Caucasus Mts); it is more or less restricted to forests but common also on wet meadows with groves (63 ex. ). Lyciella (Lyciella) pallidiventris (Falién, 1820) - 9. Kunfehértó, 27. VII. - Widespread in deciduous forests of Europe but never abundant. Two males were caught in one place only. Lyciella (Lyciella) stylata L. Papp, 1978 - 9. Kunfehértó. - A single male. Lyciella (Lyciella) subpallidiventris L. Papp, 1978 - VI. Bugac: Bugaci nagyerdő. 21-25. VI. - One male only. Lyciella (Lyciella) rorida (Falién, 1820) - I. Lakitelek: Töserdő; 1. Ócsa: Mádenciaerdő, Öregturján; 8. Kéleshalom; 9. Kunfehértó. 28. V. -27. VII. - A common sylvicolous species (38 ex.*. Lauxania (Callixania) minor Martinék, 1974 - I. Lakitelek: Töserdő; IV. Fülöpháza; VI. Bugac. - 1. Ócsa; 2. Agasegyháza; 3. Csévharaszt; 5. Tabdi: 27. IV.-5. VI. - It is known from Europe and Mongolia (an univoltine forest species). 66 ex. Lauxania (Lauxania) cylindricornis (Fabricius, 1794) - IV. Fülöpháza; VI. Bugac. 1. Ócsa: Bikarét; 3. Csévharaszt; 5. Tabdi. IV. 26.-22. VI. - A Holarctic forest species (37 ex.). Calliopum aeneum (Falién, 1820) - I. Lakitelek: Töserdő; II. Dömsöd: Apajpuszta; IV. Fülöpháza; V. Izsák: Kolon-tó; VI. Bugac, Bocsa. - 1. Ócsa: Felsőbabád, Mádenciaerdő, Öregturján, Nagy-erdő; 2. Ágasegyháza, Orgovány; 3. Csévharaszt; 5. Tabdi. - Gyón, Deliblat. 16. V. -7. X. - It is the commonest species of this family in Hungary (166 ex. ). Calliopum elisae (Meigen, 1826) - 1. Ócsa: Kisturjánosok, Turjáni-erdő. 17. VI.31. VII. - A common though not abundant species in the wet deciduous forests of Europe. Here two males and two females were only collected. Calliopum simillimum (Collin, 1933) - I. Lakitelek: Töserdő; VI. Bugac. - 1. ócsa: Mádencia-erdő; 3. Csévharaszt; 5. Tabdi; 9. Kunfehértó. 7. V.-l. X. - It is common in cool and wet forests (also on lowlands). 85 ex. Eusapromyza multipunctata (Fallén, 1820) - VI. Bugac: Bugaci nagyerdő. - 1. Ócsa: Turjáni-erdő; 3. Csévharaszt. - Gyón, Kalocsa, Deliblat. 23. V.-19. VIII. - A common sylvicolous European species; 91 specimens are preserved in the HNHM from the Kiskunság