Still needed a few more this afternoon to get to the 2000 mark, so got a tube out the freezer dated August 3rd, with various specimens from the moth trap in the garden - and a good tube it was, with a nationally scarce saltmarsh carabid and a second record of Amara majuscula, which I recorded as new to Britain in the garden in 2015, plus a few other things new for the year. Have also been looking at a few parasitic hymenoptera recently.
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Pogonus littoralis in the garden - a nationally scarce saltmarsh carabid |
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Syrphoctonus tarsatorius - Ichneumonidae |
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Probolus culpatorius - Ichneumoninae |
Here are the new ones:
1976 |
Laccaria laccata |
Fungi |
The Deceiver |
1977 |
Euphorbia lathyris |
Vascular Plants |
Caper Spurge |
1978 * |
Ptenidium pusillum |
Coleoptera |
Ptiliidae |
1979 |
Javesella pellucida |
Hemipteroids |
Delphacidae
(Planthopper) |
1980 * |
Monophadnoides geniculatus |
Hymenoptera |
Symphyta:
Tenthredinidae |
1981 * |
Eccoptomera longiseta |
Diptera |
Heleomyzidae |
1982 * |
Fannia polychaeta |
Diptera |
Fanniidae |
1983 |
Ophion parvulus |
Hymenoptera |
Ichneumonidae |
1984 |
Tasgius globulifer |
Coleoptera |
Staphylinidae |
1985 |
Quedius humeralis |
Coleoptera |
Staphylinidae |
1986 * |
Syrphoctonus tarsatorius |
Hymenoptera |
Ichneumonidae |
1987 |
Hypholoma fasciculare |
Fungi |
Sulphur Tuft |
1988 |
Branta leucopsis |
Birds |
Barnacle Goose |
1989 |
Morellia aenescens |
Diptera |
Muscidae |
1990 * |
Cladius pallipes |
Hymenoptera |
Symphyta:
Tenthredinidae |
1991 * |
Passaloecus singularis |
Hymenoptera |
Crabronidae |
1992 * |
Metellina merianae |
Arachnids |
Tetragnathidae |
1993 * |
Verrallia aucta |
Diptera |
Pipunculidae |
1994 |
Neuroctena anilis |
Diptera |
Dryomizidae |
1995 * |
Athalia cordata |
Hymenoptera |
Symphyta |
1996 * |
Probolus culpatorius |
Hymenoptera |
Ichneumonidae |
1997 |
Hesperocorixa sahlbergi |
Hemipteroids |
Water Boatman sp. |
1998 * |
Pogonus littoralis |
Coleoptera |
Carabidae |
1999 |
Amara majuscula |
Coleoptera |
Carabidae |
2000 |
Bradycellus harpalinus |
Coleoptera |
Carabidae |
2001 |
Bradycellus verbasci |
Coleoptera |
Carabidae |
An amazing achievement Tim, many congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThanks Andy - who needs birds (but did see a King Eider at Horsey the other day!).
DeleteYeah, but a scabby one I see. Not worth it unless a full adult male.
ReplyDeleteAwesome work. Congrats! I definitely need some pointers on Hymenoptera. The field seems rather opaque to me but as with a lot of things I think the materials required are maturing.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, and well done. And still 2 months to go!
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