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district Pilisicum (II/l), elsewhere rare. New to the fauna of Hungary. — Localities: 1 male: Budapest, Csepel. 1 female: Őrbottyán: Orszentmilós — II/l: 1 male: Bakonyszombathely, Feketevízpuszta. 1 male: Balatonakarattya. 1 male: Balatonfüred, Nagymező. 2 females: Budakeszi, Hársbokor-hegy. 1 female: Budapest. 1 male: Herend, Aranyos. 1 female: Pilismarót. 1 female: Ugod, Szár-hegy. 1 female: Velence. 3 females + 4 males: Veszprém, Jutas — VI/2: 1 female: Darány, nature reserved forest. 1 male: Keszthely, Diás-sziget — IV-V and VII-IX, taken frequently in April and August. Chelonus canescens Wesmael, 1835 — First reported from Budapest by Szépligeti (1896a: 174), the specimen is not housed in the Budapest Museum. Distributed in Europe and in Far East Territory of Russia (Tobias 1986a: 311). Not a frequent species. — Localities: 1/1: 1 female: Kiskundorozsma. 1 female: Székesfehérvár, 2 June 1994 (collecting time of the host), ex Cnephasia pumicana Zeller (Lepidoptera, Tortricidae) 12 June 1994, host's food-plant: Triticum aestivum, leg. et educ. K. Szeőke — II/l: 1 female: Hárskút, Max-völgy — III/2 (Transylvania): 1 female: Máramarossziget (= Sighetu Marmatiei). Chelonus capsa Tobias, 1972 — Described and hitherto known from the type locality Volsk, Saratov district (European part of Russia). New to the fauna of Hungary. — Locality: 1/1: 2 males: Ócsa— IX. Chelonus caradrinae Kokoujev, 1914 — Widely spread throughout and fairly frequent in the former USSR (Tobias 1972: 291, 1986: 315) as far eastwards as Turkmenia; its westernmost occurrence reaches Hungary. In Hungary frequent to common, known from 59 localities. — Localities: 1/1: 24 females + 26 males from 32 localities — 1/2: 1 female from 1 locality — II/l: 9 females + 18 males from 20 localities — 1 1/2: 1 female + 2 males from 3 localities — III/l (Slovakia): 2 females from 2 localities — III/2-5 (Transylvania): 1 female + 1 male from 2 localities — V/l and VI/2: 2 females + 2 males from 3 localities — V-IX. Chelonus carbonator Marshall, 1885 — It is conspicuous that from among the 60 specimens taken in Hungary only 2 are females and the rest is male. In Europoe as well as in Hungary a very frequent species. — Localities: 1/1: 24 males from 19 localities — II/l: 12 males from 10 localities — II/2: 1 female + 17 males from 10 localities — III/l (Slovakia): 1 female + 2 males from 3 localities — III/4 (Transylvania): 1 male from 1 locality — V/l : 2 males from 2 localities — V-IX, most frequently taken in June-July. Chelonus contrarius Tobias, 1964 — For a long time known only from Kazakhstan. Reported recently from Hungary (Papp 1991: 649). — Localities: 1/1: 1 female: Bátorliget, swept in Cirsio-Festucetum pratensis. 1 female: Egyek, Ohati-erdő — II/l: 1 female: Budakeszi. 1 male: Pilisszántó, Hosszú-hegy. 1 female: Zalaszántó, Tátika. 1 female: Zirc, Kardosrét — II/2: 1 male: Párád, Pisztrángos-tó. 1 female: Miskolc, Lustavölgy. 2 males: Nagyvisnyó, Bán völgye. 1 male: Noszvaj, Síkfőkút. 1 male: Párád, Rózsaszállás. 1 male: Répáshuta, Málnás. 1 female: Telkibánya, Kutyaszorító — III/1 (Slovakia): 1 female: Bártfa (= Bardejov), dol. Hertnická — III/3—4 (Transylvania): 1 male: Kolozsvár (= Cluj), Szénafüvek. 1 male: Oravicabánya (= Oravita) — VI/2: 1 male: Balatonszemes, Bagó-domb, taken from Euphorbia salicifolia. 1 male: Csurgó, taken from Pastinaca sativa. 1 male: Felsőmocsolád, taken from Pastinaca sativa. 1 female: Kaposvár — VI-VII I. Chelonus corvulus Marshall, 1885 (= Ch. suturatus Szépligeti, 1898, syn. n.) — Localities: I/l: 11 females + 22 males from 22 localities — 1/2: 1 female: Mosonmagyaróvár, Istvánpuszta — II/l: 21 females + 39 males from 26 localities — II/2: 25 females + 13 males from 24 localities — III/l (Slovakia): 1 female: Kassa (= Kosice). 1 male:
