Folia Historico-Naturalia Musei Matraensis - A Mátra Múzeum Természetrajzi Közleményei 8. (1983)

Kiss, O.: A study of the Trichoptera of the Szalajka Valley near Szilvásvárad as indicated by light trap material

its quality can be considered good — with the exception of those specimens trapped on rainy days. The imagos are stored in microvials filled with isopropil alcohol and can be found in the Mátra Museum. CONCLUSIONS During the one-year operation of the light trap 4315 specimens of 46 species were caught and values of dominance for species were calculated. Of the 46 species the larvae of 20 species had been collected in 1974/75. FLIGHT PERIODS RHYACOPHILIDAE 1. Rhyacophila fasciata HAGEN: May 10, 19; May 16—10, id"; May 18—28, 2d, 19; Jun 7, 10"; Jun 9, 30"; Jun 10, 29; Jun n, id", 39; Jun 13, 20", 19; Jun 14, 20", 19; Jun 15, 19; Jun l6, 2CT, 29; Jun l8, IO"; Jun 19, id) Jun 20, 20", 19; Jun 21, 2d) 19; Jun 22, 10*; Jun 23, id; Jun 24, 19; Jun 25, 2d, IQ; Jun 26, id; Jul S —6, 3d; Jul 7, id; Jul 8, id; Jul II, id; Jul 17, id; Aug I, id; Aug 2, 2cf; Aug 3, IQ; Aug 7, id; Aug 29, id; Aug 30, id; Aug 31, 5Cf; Sept 2, 2d; Sept 7, id; Sept 10, id; Sept 15, id; Sept 22, id, 4 9; Sept 23, 4d, 19; Sept 25, id; Sept 28, id; Sept 29, id) Oct 2, id; Oct 3, 2d, 19; Oct 9, 4d; Oct 10, 2d; Oct 12, id; Oct 13, 6d, 19; Oct 15, 2d; Oct 17, 3d; Oct 19, 3d) Oct 20, 2d; Oct 22, 3d, 19; Oct 2s, sd. The most widely distributed representative of its genus in the mountainous regions of Hungary. 2. Rhyacophila obliterate Mac LACHLAN: Aug 2, id; Aug 15, id; Aug 20—21, id; Aug 31, id, 19; Sept 1, 2d; Sept 2, 2d; Sept 5, id; Sept 7, 2d; Sept 8, id; Sept 9, 3d; Sept 10, 2d, 29; Sept 11, 2(f; Sept 13, 2d; Sept 14, 7d; Sept 15, 4d; Sept 16, 9d ; Sept 17, 3d 1 ; Sept 18, 3 d; Sept 19, 6d; Sept 26, gd-, Sept 27, 6d } Sept 28, 6d; Sept 29, 3d; Sept 30, 2d; Oct 2, 8d ; Oct 3, 4d ; Oct s, 40"; Oct 7,50; Oct 9, 8d, 49; Oct 10, id 1 , Oct 12, 2d 1 ; Oct 13, 44d, 19; Oct 15, 4d ; Oct 16, i4d ; Oct 17, 3d, 19; Oct 18, 19; Oct 19, 23d; Oct 20, 5d ; Oct 22, 5d; Oct 23, scf;Oct 24, id, 29; Oct 25, 1 id; Oct 26, id; Oct 29 id! Similarly to the above­mentioned one it is frequently found in the mountainous regions of Hungary. 3. Rhyacophila tiistis PICTET: Jun 15, 2d; Jun 19, id) Jul 10, id"; Jul 17, id] Jul 21, id; Aug 1, id; Aug 9, 19; Aug 10, id) Aug 15, id) Aug 17, 19; Aug 22, id) Aug 30, 3d! Its sites of occurence indicate a Central-European alpine distribution. FELBER mentioned it among the species of subalpine type. It is not present in boreal areas. The northern fron­tier of its distribution is the German Central Range of Mountains while its eastern fron­tier is constituted by the Charpathians. 4. Rhyacophila pubescens PICTET: Jul 29, id; Aug 2, 19; Aug 5, 2d; Aug 10, id) Aug 31, 19; Oct 8, id! A Central-European species, Hungary is the easternmost region of its distribution. Synagapetus Mac LACHLAN genus has become known from the territory of Hunga­ry in the past decade only, and several of its species have been collected by J. OLÁH and Z. VARGA. Synagapetus mosely ULMER is present in Rumania, Czechoslovakia and Austria and was collected in the Vörös-kő Valley and Szentléleki Valley as well as the Vadász Valley in Hungary by J. OLÁH and Z. VARGA. 5. Synagapetus mosely ULMER: Jun 15, io; Jun 17, 10. 98

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