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Saproxylic beetles of Ireland ____________________________ H36 Tyrone: Caledon Deer Park (H7543), 16.viii.2006, KNAA. H38 Down: Rostrevor Oakwood, under bark of oak logs, 13.v.2000 (Anderson, Simms & Nelson, 2000); Murlough NNR, under dying elm bark, 15.xi.2010; Hollymount Wood NNR, in Trametes versicolor, ash log, 18.i.2011, RA; The Drinns, Tollymore Forest, under bark, 6.iv.2011, MDB; Mallard plantation, Castleward, under bark of Pseudotsuga log, 21.viii.2010, RA; Shooter’s Island, Quoile (J494470), 1 in deer dung(!), 23.ii.2012, MDB; Tullyframe Wood (J264169), under bark on beech, 27.iii.2012, RA. H39 Antrim: Murlough Bay, one under bark, ix.1901, GWC det. JNH; Great Deer Park, Glenarm (D2911), 20.v.2006, KNAA; Glenarm Nature Reserve, under bark of oak log, 8.vi.2011, 14.vi.2011, in Piptoporus on birch, both RA. H40 Londonderry: Altnaheglish Forest, Banagher, Sitka spruce stump, 6.viii.2005, RA. Leptusa ruficollis (Erichson, 1839) – Recent arrival Under bark on deadwood; favours thin fibrous-barked woody plants notably Tilia & frequently Clematis; ancient woodlands in Britain, but appears to be a recent arrival in Ireland. H38 Down: Mount Stewart House, 1 in rotting Russula under beech, 13.viii.2010, RA; Temple of the Winds, Mount Stewart, 1 under fresh bark on fallen beech bough, 5.x.2010, RA. Gyrophaenini are associated with fungal fruiting bodies, generally wood decay fungi but not exclusively so; larvae spore-feeding. Agaricochara latissima (Stephens, 1832) – Uncommon H2 North Kerry: Killarney, Bullock (1914) (O’Mahony 1929); Ballyseedy Wood, ix.2001, JAG. H30 Cavan: Cloverhill, 13.ix.1913, GWN (Nicholson, 1920; O’Mahony 1929). H36 Tyrone: Baronscourt Park, 15.vi.2006, KNAA, det. RA. H37 Armagh: Ardress House, 25.ii.2011, RA. H38 Down: Dane’s Wood, Clandeboye, 21.x.1973, CAMR; Stormont, 18.ix.2004, RA; Castle Espie, 19.viii.2007, RA; Belvoir Forest, 22.xi.2007, RA; Murlough NNR, 15.ix.2010, RA; Hollymount NNR, 18.i.2011, RA. H39 Antrim: Ballycastle, GWC (Johnson & Halbert, 1902); Barnett’s Park, 29.ix.1993, RA; Portmore Churchyard, 29.ix.2009, RA; Belfast Castle, 23.i.2011, RA; Glenarm Nature Reserve, 1.xi.2011, RA. Gyrophaena affinis Mannerheim, 1830 – Uncommon H16 North-east Galway: Clonbrock (M7439), in fungi on trees (Halbert, 1896; Johnson & Halbert, 1902). 32
Saproxylic beetles of Ireland ____________________________ H20 Wicklow: Powerscourt Deerpark, 20.vi.1928, EO (O’Mahony, 1929a). H23 Westmeath: Shurock House, pitfall, vi.2007, P. O’Connell. H25 Roscommon: St John’s Wood (M9956 & N0055), Armillaria on oak roots, 1.ix.2010 & frequent in FITs, 2.xi.2010, KNAA. H32 Monaghan: Castle Leslie, Glaslough, 18.vii.2009, RA. H36 Tyrone: Gortin Glen Forest (H484819), 21.vii.2012, RA. H38 Down: Barnett’s Park, 29.ix.1993, RA; Hillsborough Forest, 28.iv.1995, RA; Tollymore Forest, 27.vi.1998, RA; Stormont Estate, 18.ix.2004, RA; Castle Espie, 19.viii.2007, RA; Newforge, Belfast, 23.vii.2008, RA; Helen’s Tower, Clandeboye, 26.vii.2008, RA; Killynether Wood (J475722), 29.vi.2012, RA. H39 Antrim: Shane’s Castle Demesne, Lough Neagh, “only recorded from Galway in the Irish list”, vi.1923, OEJ (Janson, 1924); Rea’s Wood, Antrim, 3.xii.1994, RA; Portglenone Forest, 28.viii.2004, RA; Glenarm Nature Reserve, 14.vi.2011, RA. Gyrophaena bihamata Thomson, C.G., 1867 – Rare H2 North Kerry: near Killarney, EFB (Bullock, 1928; O’Mahony, 1929a). H32 Monaghan: Castle Leslie, Glaslough, in Polyporus squamosus on ash, 18.vii.2009, RA. H39 Antrim: Rea’s Wood, in Clitocybe under spruce, 30.vi.1986, RCW (Welch, 1986); in Hirneola auricula-judae on sycamore, 3.vii.2004, RA. Gyrophaena fasciata (Marsham, 1802) – Common & Widespread H2,H6,H9,H17,H20,H24,H25,H30,H32,H33,H36,H37,H38,H39. Gyrophaena gentilis Erichson, 1839 – Uncommon H20 Wicklow: Powerscourt Demesne, 1 with Daedalea quercina on an oak stump, ix-x.1990, Good & Butler (1995). H34/40: Foyle district, CWB (Buckle, 1900; Johnson & Halbert, 1902. Suppl. List). H32 Monaghan: Castle Leslie, Glaslough, 18.vii.2009, RA. H33 Fermanagh: Lough Fadda, Blessingbourne, 27.vii.2011, RA. H38 Down: Belvoir Forest, 27.x.1993, 9.ix.1995, 28.ix.1996, RA; Hollymount NNR, 5.x.1996, RA; Shane’s Castle, 3.vii.2004, RA; Belfast Castle, 11.vii.2004, RA; Killynether Wood (J475722), in Polyporus squamosus on sycamore, 29.vi.2012, RA. 33
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