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10 species of Raphidioptera and 10 species of Mecoptera are currently known from the Czech. Republic (Zelený 1977, Chládek 1985, Ševčík 1997, 1999).
Čas. Slez. Muz. Opava (A), 59: 103-112, 2010

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Neuroptera, Raphidioptera and Mecoptera of the Podyjí National Park (Czech Republic) Jan Š e v č í k Neuroptera, Raphidioptera and Mecoptera of the Podyjí National Park (Czech Republic). – Čas. Slez. Muz. Opava (A), 59: 103-112, 2010 A b s t r a c t: A total of 48 species of Neuroptera, 6 species of Raphidioptera and 6 species of Mecoptera are recorded from Podyjí National park in southern Moravia. The material was obtained mainly during dipterological research in the years 2001 – 2004 by means of Malaise traps and also by individual collecting by the author. Three species, Coniopteryx drammonti Rousset, 1964, Dichochrysa abdominalis (Brauer, 1856) and Chrysoperla mediterranea (Hölzel, 1972), are for the first time recorded from the Czech Republic. K e y w o r d s: Insecta, Neuropterida, Mecoptera, new records, faunistics, Czech Republic

Introduction In the recent checklist by Jedlička et al. (2004), 85 species of Neuroptera were reported from the Czech Republic, of which 78 are from Moravia (including Czech Silesia). A total of 10 species of Raphidioptera and 10 species of Mecoptera are currently known from the Czech Republic (Zelený 1977, Chládek 1985, Ševčík 1997, 1999). Species composition of these insect orders in the territory of Podyjí NP has not yet been systematically studied and only several records of conspicuous species were published (e.g. Kačírek 1995, 1999, Zelený 1971). During the years 2001 – 2004, an intensive research aimed at the order Diptera was carried out there by prof. Miroslav Barták (Czech Agricultural University, Prague) using various collecting methods (Barták & Kubík 2005). The residual material from Malaise traps contained also many specimens of Neuroptera, Raphidioptera and Mecoptera, and that material was the main basis for this paper. Study area and methods Podyjí National Park (63 km2) is situated in southern Moravia along the Dyje River valley on the CzechAustrian state border, between the towns Vranov nad Dyjí and Znojmo. The park comprises a wide range of habitats, mainly steppe grasslands, thermophilous oak forests and also submontane beech forests (for details see e.g. Chytrý et al. 1999, Chytrý & Vicherek 1995, Grulich & Chytrý 1993). Material for this paper was collected mainly during dipterological research in the years 2001 – 2004 by means of Malaise traps (M. Barták & Š. Kubík leg.) and by sweep netting by the author in 2004 – 2005. Several specimens collected by other entomologists are also included. Descriptions and photographs of localities where Malaise traps were operated are given in Barták & Kubík (2005). All the specimens (unless otherwise indicated) are deposited in the collection of J. Ševčík (Ostrava). The identification of the Chrysoperla carnea complex was made according to the morphological characters described by Thierry et al. (1992) and using the key by Thierry et al. (1998). Abbreviations: NP = National Park; 1/3 = 1 male and 3 females; MT = Malaise trap (M. Barták & Š. Kubík leg.); SW = sweep netting (J. Ševčík leg.); * = species new to the fauna of the Czech Republic.

Survey of species NEUROPTERA Aleuropteryx loewii Klapálek, 1894 Material examined: Havraníky, 16.5.-11.6.2002, 0/2 (MT); Hnanice – Staré vinice, 13.6.2004, 0/4 (SW).

A stenotopic and rather rare species associated with pine (Pinus sylvestris).

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Coniopteryx aspoecki Kis, 1967 Material examined: Čížovský rybník, near pond, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 1/0 (MT).

A rare species, recorded as new for the Czech Republic by Ševčík (2003). Coniopteryx borealis Tjeder, 1930 Material examined: Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 1/0 (SW).

A relatively common species on deciduous trees and shrubs. *Coniopteryx drammonti Rousset, 1964 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 2/0 (MT); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 3/0 (MT).

This is the first record from the Czech Republic and also the northermost record. A rare species known from several European countries. Coniopteryx haematica McLachlan, 1868 Published record: Havraníky, 15.5.2004, 3/0, J. Ševčík leg. (Jedlička et al. 2004). Material examined: Havraníky, 7.-26.6.2001, 1/0 (MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 2/0 (MT).

A rare thermophilous species, recorded from Podyjí NP as new for Moravia by Jedlička et al. (2004). Coniopteryx esbenpeterseni Tjeder, 1930 Material examined: Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 13.6.2004, 1/0 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 2/0, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 3/0, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 2/0 (all MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

An uncommon species on deciduous trees and shrubs. Coniopteryx pygmaea Enderlein, 1906 Material examined: Havraníky, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 42/4, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 6/0 (MT); 15.5.2004, 4/3 (SW); Hnanice – Staré vinice, 27.7.2004, 5/2 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 2/0 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0 (MT); Pod Větrníkem, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 2/0 (MT).

A common species on coniferous trees. In Podyjí NP one of the commonest species of Coniopterygidae, especially on pines (Fig. 2). Also known under the junior synonym Coniopteryx parthenia Navas & Marcet, 1910. Coniopteryx tineiformis Curtis, 1834 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 1/0 (MT); Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 25.8.2005, 1/0 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0 (MT), 29.4.-21.5.2004, 1/0 (MT); Pod Větrníkem, 29.4.21.5.2004, 1/0 (MT).

A common and widely distributed species associated with deciduous trees. Conwentzia psociformis (Curtis, 1834) Material examined: Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0 (MT).

This species is found mainly on oaks (Quercus spp.). Conwentzia pineticola Enderlein, 1905 Material examined: Havraníky, 7.-26.6.2001, 1/0 (MT); Hnanice – Staré vinice, 27.7.2004, 1/1 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 0/2 (SW).

A locally common species found on coniferous trees. Helicoconis lutea (Wallengren, 1871) Material examined: Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 0/1 (SW).

A rather rare species associated with coniferous trees. Semidalis aleyrodiformis (Stephens, 1836) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 7/4 (MT); Fládnická chata, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 6/2 (MT); Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 13.6.2004, 3/0 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 2/0 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 4/0, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 1/0, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 5/2 (all MT); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 1/0 (SW).

A common species on deciduous trees.

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Parasemidalis fuscipennis (Reuter, 1894) Material examined: Havraníky, 7.-26.6.2001, 1/0 (MT).

A very rare species associated with pines. Within the Czech Republic it has hitherto been known only from two localities – Central Bohemia and Lednice (Ševčík 1997). Osmylus fulvicephalus (Scopoli, 1763) Material examined: Mašovice – Andělský mlýn, along brook, 24.7.2005, 0/2 (SW).

A locally common species, mainly alongside small brooks in lowlands and low mountains. Drepanepteryx phalaenoides (Linnaeus, 1758) Material examined: Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 23.7.2005, 0/1 (SW).

An uncommon but widely distributed species associated with deciduous trees. Hemerobius atrifrons McLachlan, 1868 Material examined: Braitava – Hamerský potok, 21.8.2005, 0/1 (SW); Pod Větrníkem, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 0/1 (MT).

A local species associated with larch (Larix decidua). Hemerobius humulinus Linnaeus, 1758 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 1/1 (MT); Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 25.8.2005, 0/1 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 1/1 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 1/6, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 0/2 (all MT); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 1/1 (SW); Pod Šobesem, 8.-22.5.2002, 0/1 (MT); Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 5/0 (MT).

A very common species associated with deciduous trees. Hemerobius micans Olivier, 1792 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 0/1 (MT); Hnanice – Staré vinice, 27.7.2004, 2/1 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 3/2 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0 (MT); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 3/2 (SW); Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 0/1 (MT).

A common and widely distributed species associated with beech (Fagus sylvatica). Hemerobius marginatus Stephens, 1836 Material examined: Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 11.6.2005, 0/1 (SW).

An uncommon species associated with deciduous trees, mainly in submontane forests. Hemerobius nitidulus Fabricius, 1777 Material examined: Havraníky, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 13/5, 7.-26.6.2001, 1/0, 4.7.-29.8.2001, 0/3 (MT); Hnanice – Staré vinice, 27.7.2004, 0/1 (SW); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 2/0 (SW).

A rather common species associated with pines. Hemerobius pini Stephens, 1836 Material examined: Havraníky, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 0/3, 27.9.-14.11.2001, 0/1 (MT).

A common species on conifers. Hemerobius stigma Stephens, 1836 Material examined: Havraníky, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 1/0 (MT); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 0/1 (SW).

A rather rare species associated with coniferous trees, mainly pines. Micromus angulatus (Stephens, 1836) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 0/1 (MT); Havraníky, 27.9.-14.11.2001, 1/1 (MT); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 0/1 (MT).

An uncommon species of herb vegetation. Micromus variegatus (Fabricius, 1793) Material examined: Čížovský rybník, near pond, 29.4.-17.5.2001, 0/1 (MT); Havraníky, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 1/0 (MT); Konice, 18.8.2004, 0/1, V. Křivan leg.; Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 0/1 (SW); Pod Šobesem, 8.-22.5.2002, 0/1 (MT).

A common species living mainly in herb vegetation. 105

Sympherobius elegans (Stephens, 1836) Material examined: Havraníky, 7.-26.6.2001, 3/0 (MT); Hnanice, Staré vinice, 13.6.2004, 1/0 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0 (MT).

A rather rare species associated with deciduous trees. Sympherobius klapaleki (Zelený, 1963) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 1/0 (MT).

A rare species associated with deciduous trees. Sympherobius pygmaeus (Rambur, 1842) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 0/1 (MT); Fládnická chata, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 0/1 (MT); Konice, 18.8.2004, 1/1, V. Křivan leg.

A rare species associated with deciduous trees and herb vegetation. Sisyra nigra (Retzius, 1783) Material examined: Braitava, around Jejkal pond, 21.8.2005, 2/2 (SW).

A rather common species, recorded from several localities in Moravia and Silesia by Ševčík (1997) under the junior synonym Sisyra fuscata (Fabricius, 1793). The larve of Sisyra Burmeister, 1839 are associated with freshwater sponges (Porifera). Sisyra terminalis Curtis, 1854 Material examined: Dyje river between Šobes and Lipinská louka, 28.7.2004, 2/0 (SW).

This species is less frequent than the previous one. It was recorded from several localities in Moravia & Silesia by Ševčík (1997). Hypochrysa elegans (Burmeister, 1839) Material examined: Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 3/3 (MT); Vraní skála, 20.5.-5.6.2003, 0/1 (MT).

A rare species, found usually in the undergrowth of deciduous forests. All the Czech records (mainly from southern and central Moravia) are summarized by Ševčík (1997). Nineta pallida (Schneider, 1846) Material examined: Braitava, around Jejkal pond, 21.8.2005, 0/1 (SW).

A rather rare species associated with spruce (Picea abies). It is the largest species of the family Chrysopidae in the Czech Republic. Recorded as new for Moravia and Silesia by Ševčík & Hudeček (1995). Nineta vittata (Wesmael, 1841) Material examined: Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 11.6.2005, 1/0 (SW).

An uncommon species in deciduous and mixed forests. Chrysopidia ciliata (Wesmael, 1841) Material examined: Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 13.6.2004, 3/0 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 11.6.2005, 1/0 (SW).

A common species associated with deciduous trees. Zelený (1971) published this species from the localities Bítov and Znojmo, which could fall in the present Podyjí NP. Chrysopa perla Linnaeus, 1758 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 2/1 (MT); Fládnická chata, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 1/1 (MT); Havraníky, 7.-26.6.2001, 1/0, 16.5.-11.6.2002, 1/2 (MT); Horní Břečkov, near pond, 27.5.-26.6.2001, 1/0 (MT); Liščí skála, 27.5.-28.6.2001, 3/2, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 1/0 (MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 0/1 (MT); Široké Pole, 2.7.-9.8.2003, 1/1 (MT); Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

A common and widely distributed species. Zelený (1971) published this species from Vranov (without other data), possibly from the present Podyjí NP. Chrysopa phyllochroma Wesmael, 1841 Material examined: Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 25.8.2005, 0/2 (SW).

A rather rare species associated with grasslands, steppes and other herb vegetation.

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Dichochrysa flavifrons (Brauer, 1850) Material examined: Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 1/1 (SW).

A rather rare species found mainly on deciduous trees. *Dichochrysa abdominalis (Brauer, 1856) Material examined: Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 1/0 (SW).

This species has long been confused with the very similar D. prasina and reinstated as valid by Hölzel (1998). It differs from D. prasina mainly in black crossveins in the costal field of a forewing. It is reliably known only from Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland. This is the first record from the Czech Republic. Dichochrysa prasina (Burmeister, 1839) Material examined: Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 13.6.2004, 1/0 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 0/1 (SW); Liščí skála, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 0/2 (MT); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 1/0 (SW); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

An uncommon species associated with deciduous trees. Dichochrysa ventralis (Curtis, 1834) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 0/2 (MT); Liščí skála, 24.7.-29.8.2001, 0/1 (MT).

An uncommon species, less frequent than the previous one. Zelený (1971) published this species from the localities Bítov and Znojmo, possibly in the present Podyjí NP. Peyerimhoffina gracilis (Schneider, 1851) Material examined: Pod Větrníkem, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 0/1 (MT).

A rather rare and local species associated with conifers. Chysoperla carnea (Stephens, 1836) s. str. Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 4/0 (MT); Braitava, around Jejkal pond, 21.8.2005, 4/2 (SW); Havraníky, 9.7.2004, 8/3 (SW); Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 25.8.2005, 1/7 (SW); Konice – Trauznické údolí Valley, 28.7.2004, 1/1 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 1/0 (MT); Lukov, between Klaperův and Rambach brooks, 29.7.2004, 3/5 (SW).

A very common and ubiquitous species. Ševčík (2003) recorded this species as Ch. kolthoffi (Navás, 1927) from many localities in northern Moravia and Czech part of Silesia. Chrysoperla lucasina (Lacroix, 1912) Material examined: Braitava – Hamerský potok, 21.8.2005, 1/0 (SW); Braitava, around Jejkal pond, 21.8.2005, 1/0 (SW); Havraníky, 9.7.2004, 0/1 (SW).

The exact distribution of this sibling species in the Czech Republic is not yet known. Ševčík (2003) recorded this species from the Poodří Protected Landscape Area in the Czech part of Silesia. *Chysoperla mediterranea (Hölzel, 1972) Material examined: Havraníky, 9.7.2004, 0/1 (SW).

This is the first record of this prinicipally Mediterranean species from the Czech Republic. Jedlička & Jedličková (2000) recorded this species from one locality in Slovakia. Mantispa styriaca (Poda, 1761) New records: Havraníky, steppe, 9.7.2004, 1/0 observed; Hnanice – Staré vinice, 27.7.2004, 1/1 observed and photographed (see Fig. 1).

A rare thermophilous species with only several localities in the Czech Republic. Treated as vulnerable in the local Red List (Zelený 2005).

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Dendroleon pantherinus (Fabricius, 1787) Published record: Kraví Hora near Znojmo, 25.7.1989, 1/0 (Kačírek 1995). Material examined: Fládnická chata, vii.2005, 1/1, V. Křivan leg.; Vranov nad Dyjí, castle, 2.9.2005, 0/1, V. Křivan leg.

A very rare species included in the Czech regional Red List as critically endangered (Zelený 2005). Distoleon tetragrammicus (Fabricius, 1798) Published records: Havraníky, 5.7.1992, 1/0; Podmolí – Šobes, 27.7.1994, 0/1 (both Kačírek 1995).

A local species typical for steppe and forest-steppe habitats. Euroleon nostras (Geoffroy in Fourcroy, 1785) New record: Hnanice – Staré vinice, 25.8.2005, 1 specimen photographed (see Fig. 3).

A widely distributed and relatively common species. Myrmecaelurus trigrammus (Pallas, 1781) Published record: Hnanice, 12.6.1996, 1/0 (Kačírek 1999).

This is the only known locality of the occurrence of this mainly southern-European species in the Czech Republic. RAPHIDIOPTERA Phaeostigma major (Burmeister, 1839) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 13.5.-1.6.2002, 1/0 (MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

A rare species associated with deciduous forests. Phaeostigma notata (Fabricius, 1781) Material examined: Havraníky, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 2/1, 16.5.-11.6.2002, 2/0 (MT).

A widely distributed and relatively common species. The larvae live under the bark of both deciduous trees and conifers (Ševčík 1995). Dichrostigma flavipes (Stein, 1863) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 3/0 (MT); Fládnická chata, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 39/11 (MT); Havraníky, 7.-26.6.2001, 1/0, 16.5.-11.6.2002, 11/1 (MT); Havraníky, 9.7.2004, 0/1 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 1/0, 27.5.-28.6.2001, 1/0 (MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 5/1 (MT); Pod Ledovými slujemi, 13.5.-1.6.2002, 3/0 (MT); Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 0/1 (MT); Vraní skála, 20.5.-5.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

A locally common species, in Podyjí NP the commonest species of Raphidioptera. Subilla confinis (Stephens, 1836) Material examined: Fládnická chata, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 1/0 (MT);.

A rare species, known from several Moravian localities (e.g. Ševčík 1997). Venustoraphidia nigricollis (Albarda, 1891) Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 1/0 (MT).

A rare thermophilous species. In the Czech Republic, it is known only from 4 localities (Ševčík 1997) and included in the Red List as endangered (Zelený 2005). Xanthostigma xanthostigma (Schummel, 1832) Material examined: Havraníky, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 2/0 (MT); Fládnická chata, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 1/0 (MT); Hnanice, Staré vinice, 13.6.2004, 0/1 (SW); Liščí skála, 29.4.-16.5.2001, 0/1, 29.4.-21.5.2004, 1/0 (MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 0/1 (MT); Pod Ledovými slujemi, 13.5.-1.6.2002, 0/1 (MT); Pod Větrníkem, 29.4.21.5.2004, 1/0 (MT); Široké Pole, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

A locally common and widely distributed species. The larvae develop usually under the bark of deciduous trees and shrubs.

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MECOPTERA Boreus westwoodi Hagen, 1866 Material examined: Konice, Trauznitzké údolí Valley, 16.1.2006, 1/0, 21.10.2007, 0/1, on mosses Hypnum cupressiforme, Brachythecium velutinum and on snow, J. Ševčík leg.

The identification of this species is only tentative as it has been demonstrated that the shape of dorsal abdominal plates in males and other morphological characters used for specific determination show considerable variation (Ševčík et al. 2008). The systematics of the genus Boreus Latreille, 1816 has not yet been clarified and all European forms may belong to only one species (cf. Ševčík & Hudeček 1994, Ševčík et al. 2008). Boreids are usually associated with mosses but they may be found also on snow (Fig. 4) due to their autumn and winter activity. Panorpa alpina Rambur, 1842 Material examined: Široké Pole, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 2/0 (MT).

A principally montane species, sometimes occurring in lower altitudes. Panorpa cognata Rambur, 1842 Material examined: Hnanice, along Daníž brook, 10.8.2006, 1/0 (SW).

A rare thermophilous species. In the Czech Republic, it is known only from one locality in Bohemia and from several localities in Moravia (Ševčík 1999). Panorpa germanica Linnaeus, 1758 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 0/4, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 1/2 (MT); Čížovský rybník, near pond, 29.4.-17.5.2001, 1/0 (MT); Horní Břečkov, near pond, 27.5.-26.6.2001, 2/2 (MT); Liščí skála, 27.5.28.6.2001, 2/0 (MT); Nad Šobesem, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 2/0 (MT); Pod Ledovými slujemi, 13.5.-1.6.2002, 7/2 (MT); Pod Šobesem, 8.-22.5.2002, 3/1, 22.5.-11.6.2002, 4/3 (MT); Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 0/1 (MT); Vraní skála, 20.5.5.6.2003, 7/1 (MT).

A common and widely distributed species. Panorpa communis Linnaeus, 1758 Material examined: Braitava – letohrádek, 26.6.-31.7.2002, 0/3, 21.5.-12.6.2004, 2/0 (MT); Horní Břečkov, near pond, 27.5.-26.6.2001, 0/1 (MT); Pod Ledovými slujemi, 13.5.-1.6.2002, 5/7 (MT); Pod Šobesem, 8.22.5.2002, 1/0, 22.5.-11.6.2002, 5/2 (MT); Terasy, 3.5.-2.6.2003, 2/1 (MT); Vraní skála, 20.5.-5.6.2003, 1/0 (MT).

A common species, mainly in lowlands and warm places. Panorpa vulgaris Imhoff & Labram, 1836 Material examined: Pod Ledovými slujemi, 13.5.-1.6.2002, 3/0 (MT).

A common and widely distributed species, formerly confused with the previous species (cf. Ševčík 1999). Conclusions A total of 48 species of Neuroptera belonging to 7 families, 6 species of Raphidioptera and 6 species of Mecoptera have been recorded in the Podyjí National Park up to the present. Podyjí NP thus belongs to the most species-rich areas in the Czech Republic with regard to the fauna of neuropteroid insects and Mecoptera. Both steppe and sylvicolous species are well represented. Three species are reported here as new for the Czech Republic and have not yet been recorded from any other Czech locality. One species (D. pantherinus) is treated as critically endangered according to the recent Czech Red list (Zelený 2005), four species (D. tetragrammicus, H. elegans, S. terminalis, V. nigricollis) as endangered and three species (E. nostras, M. styriaca, O. fulvicephalus) as vulnerable. Two additional species were recorded from Znojmo (without any details) by Zelený (1971), Chrysopa pallens (Rambur, 1838) and Ch. commata Kis & Újhelyi, 1965, but as there is no recent and well localized material I have not included them into the fauna of Podyjí NP until a new material is collected. Several other species have not yet been recorded but may occur in the park. For example, at least one species of Bittacus Latreille (Mecoptera: Bittacidae) could be found there in the future as two species of this genus are known from several localities in southern Moravia (see e.g. Tajovský & 109

Fig. 1: Mantispa styriaca (Poda, 1761). Fig. 2: Coniopteryx pygmaea Enderlein, 1906. Fig. 3: Euroleon nostras (Geoffroy in Fourcroy, 1785). Fig. 4: Boreus westwoodi Hagen, 1866. Photo by J. Ševčík. All photographs taken in Podyjí NP.

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Lauterer 1986). At least two species of Wesmaelius Kruger, 1922 (Neuroptera: Hemerobiidae) and Nineta flava (Scopoli, 1763) (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) certainly occur in the area as they are widespread in central Europe. Also Inocellia crassicornis (Schummel, 1832) (Raphidioptera: Inoceliidae) should be recorded there as its larvae develop under the bark of pines (Pinus spp.) and larch (Larix decidua), see Ševčík (1995). On the other hand, the occurrence of Libelloides macaronius (Scopoli, 1763) is less probable although the steppe areas in the eastern part of the park may represent suitable habitat for this species. A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t s: The administration of Podyjí National Park provided permission for this research. I thank V. Křivan and M. Škorpík for additional information and material. I am also grateful to J. Holuša and Ľ. Vidlička for useful comments on the manuscript.

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Neuroptera, Raphidioptera a Mecoptera Národního parku Podyjí (Česká republika) Celkem 48 druhů řádu Neuroptera, 6 druhů Raphidioptera a 6 druhů Mecoptera je zaznamenáno z Národního parku Podyjí na jižní Moravě. Materiál byl získán zejména během dipterologického výzkumu v letech 2001 – 2004 pomocí Malaiseho pastí a také individuálním sběrem autora. Tři druhy, Coniopteryx drammonti Rousset, 1964, Dichochrysa abdominalis (Brauer, 1856) a Chrysoperla mediterranea (Hölzel, 1972), jsou poprvé publikovány z České republiky.

Author’s address: Jan Š e vč í k, Department of Biology and Ecology, University of Ostrava, Chittussiho 10, CZ710 00 Ostrava & Silesian Museum, Tyršova 1, CZ-746 01 Opava, Czech Republic. E-mail: [email protected].

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