A Scythris buszkoi Baran, 2004 elterjedése és biológiája a Pannon régióban (Lepidoptera: Scythrididae)

Fazekas, Imre (2013) A Scythris buszkoi Baran, 2004 elterjedése és biológiája a Pannon régióban (Lepidoptera: Scythrididae). NATURA SOMOGYIENSIS (23). pp. 221-228. ISSN 1587-1908 (print); 2062-9990 (online)

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Abstract

The occurrence of Scythris buszkoi Baran, 2004 in Hungary has been reported recently. The database is based on the collection of the Regiograf Institute and publications. The descriptive text mentions the distribution of the species, the occurrence in Pannonian Region, the most frequented habitats, the biology and pertinent literature. Habitats of the species are illustrated by some photographs and are discussed. The habitats are areas that are extensively used, lowland-, colline- and submontane areas: thermophilous woodland fringes; dry and semi-dry closed grasslands; semi-natural road verges, embankments and flood-control dams; large parks and botanical gardens with surviving native vegetation; arable land with fine soil, often low-intensity agriculture vegetation; fine soil vineyards and orchards; sand, clay and gravel quarries, bare loess cliffs; former goose grazing land and cemetery. The first generation flies from the end of April until June, the second one from July to the mid-September. According to the observations in the Hungarian and Slovakian populations the adults are the most active in the late morning hours and early afternoon. In cloudy weather they relax on the underside of the leaves. They come to light in the evening and at night and are also active by day. Distribution: Very local in Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia and Austria, widespread in Hungary. The moth absent from southern and western Europe and unknown outside Europe. With 10 figures.

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