Dr. Tóth Sándor (szerk.): A Bakonyi Természettudományi Múzeum Közleményei 3. (Zirc,1984)
DIETZEL GYULA: Újabb adatok és megfigyelések az Északi- és a Déli-Bakony Rhopalocera faunájáról, III.(1975-1984)
VARGA, Z. /1964/: Magyarország Állatföldrajzi beosztása a nagylepkefauna komponensei alapján - Rov.Közlem., 17., p.119-167. VARGA,Z. /1962/: További vizsgálatok az Észak-Borsodi karszt nagylepkefaunáján - Rov.Közlem., 15., p.335-356. WOHLFAHRT, Th. - FORSTER. W. /1955/: Die Schmetterlinge Mitteleuropas II. Tagfalter - Diurna /Rhopalocera und Hesperidae/ - Franckh'sche Verlangshandlung Stuttgart, pp. 126+29. NEW DATA AND OBSERVATIONS OF THE RHOPALOCERA FAUNA OF THE BAKONY MOUNTAINS, 1975—1984 In this part of the series the author reports the results of the last lo years. This article makes known in detail 12 species refer to Bakony Mountains Rhopalocera fauna. Two of these species, - Brenthis ino ROTT, and Pyronia tithonus, - are new in Bakony Mountains. The importance of faunistical data demanded the more detailed specification of these species, theirs subspecific situation could change during the subsequent inspections respectively. The 12 species was discussed more particularly the following: 1. Colias chrysotheme ESP. - its biotop was recently demonstrated in Bakony Mountains is the westernmost occurence up to date. 2. Loweia alciphron ROTT, is one of the rare Lycaenids of Bakony Mountains, it may be endangered in a given case. 3. Iolana iolas OCHS. is the well known Hungarian blue, being in the danger of ectincting. its observation happens place only rarely in the localities of the highland of Lake Balaton. 4. Maculinea arion LINNAEUS. This is one of th'e jungarianbutterfly species, of ehich subspecifical position is unexplained. According to all indication there is appearance and a local sparkling light blue variety in Bakony Mountains. 5. In ca.se of Maculinea alcon SCHIFF, the name "alcon" can give rise to difficulties, it is probably the Maculinea rebeli Hirschke seems to be recersive différend kind of blue species. The spreading of this latter species connected with its probable presence basides alcon. The significant mutations within the same population can be drawn the latest conclusion. 6. Lysandra thersites pergrata SZABŐ. That's the one of the few species which seems to spread of late years. More and more frequent occurences of its specimens are significant as a colouring factors in Bakony Mountains. 7. Lysadra amandus SCHNEID. /Plebicula icarius/ This species is the same important according to the author for it is being recorded as a rare species on Hungarian territory. It came in sight in the few point of the hinghland of Lake Balaton, of late years sometimes is being in a surprisingly high number of specimen . 8. Apatura ilia SCHIFF. The progressive extinction of Apatura species is enriched by the entry of dark ilia form, of the same foretype. This form was not detected on Bakony territory up to present. 9. Brenthis ino ROTT. This is a quite new species with respect to Bakony Mountains, it was found in Kabhegy /mt.Kab/. In case of the ino the life of the independent local form is not impossible. 10. Euphydryas maturna LINNAEUS. In case of this species a faunistical situation in Bakony Mountains a wide spread but generally rare Nymphalidae ., was demonstrated its the great number of population of Bakonygyepes is not a negligible result . 11. Euphydryas aurinia ROTT. This component of the hungarian fauna has been known since about 30 years in increasing too. Its easternmost presence is an important information too. The species has been discovered last years in the neighbourhood of Szentgál-Hills and Mt.Kab, in a few instances there are not environmental conditions of the species caracterisctically . 12. Pyronia tithonus LINNAEUS. It is another new species in the whole Bakony Mountains as a zoogeographical region. It is a local endemic Satyrids was discovered in one point of the highland of Lake Balaton, up to the present. I has frequent occurence in its locality but it breeds in very little field. In the conclusion the author deals with the diurnal butterfly fauna of the environmental damages and the calls attention to the damage of the destroying effect of the havitat this problem has to be solved. A szerző cime /Author's address/: DIETZEL Gyula 8440 Herend Rákóczi u. 18.
