Siphonella oscinina (Fallén, 1820)

Nartshuk, Emilia P., Polevoi, Alexei V. & Przhiboro, Andrey A., 2020, A review of grass flies (Diptera, Chloropidae) of Karelia and Murmansk Province of Russia, Fauna norvegica 40, pp. 47-92 : 55-56

publication ID	https://doi.org/10.5324/fn.v40i0.3406
persistent identifier	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/0389DE16-FFFC-FF97-58D4-6A4C98309A2B
treatment provided by	Felipe
scientific name	Siphonella oscinina (Fallén, 1820)
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Siphonella oscinina (Fallén, 1820) View in CoL

Material examined: Murmansk Province. Lps : 1 female, Pechenga ; 1 male, 1 female, Yläluostari ( NHMH) ; Lt : 1 male, Kola ( NHMH) . Lim : 1 female, Monchegorsk, 20–24.VII.1995, Kozlov ; 1 female, Khibiny, 16.VIII.1928, Cheburova ( ZISP) ; 1 female, Kandalaksha ( NHMH) . Karelia. Kk : 1 female, Kartesh, 22–24.VII.2010, Nartshuk ( ZISP) ; 1 female, Sonostrov, 6.VIII.2006, Polevoi; 1 male, Syrovatka, 19.VII.2003, Polevoi ( FRIP) ; Kpoc : 1 female, Island Nemetskii Kuzov, 22.VIII.2002, Humala ; 1 female, Island Zhiloi, 22.VII.2001, Humala ( FRIP) ; Kon : 1 male, Vorob’i, 6–8.VIII.1996, Polevoi ( ZISP) ; 1 female, Vorob’i, 20.VIII.2008, Polevoi ( FRIP) ; 1 female, Gomsel’ga, 3–5. VI.2013, Polevoi; 1 male, Island Bukol’nikov, 30.VII.2018, Polevoi; 1 male, Island Radkol’e, 30.VII.2018, Polevoi ( FRIP) ; Kl : 1 female, Valaam, 30.VII.2009, Polevoi ( FRIP) ; Kol : 1 female, Kolatsel’ga; 2 females, Petrozavodsk ( NHMH) ; 1 female, Vidlitsa, 3.IX.2018, Polevoi; 1 female, Zales’e, 26.VIII.2004, Polevoi ( FRIP) ; 1 male,

Nartshuk, Polevoi and Przhiboro: A review of grassfiles of Karelia and Murmansk, Russia

Sändeba ( NHMH); Kton: 1 female, Kolgostrov, 10.VIII.1995, Polevoi ( ZISP) .

Published records: Karelia. Surroundings of Ladoga Lake ( Chydenius & Furuhjelm 1859); Ks: Paanajärvi ( Krogerus 1960).

Distribution: Holarctic species.

Biological notes: Dry meadows. The data on bionomics of the species are controversal. Larvae are predators in egg cocoons of Aranei or feed on coccids Greenisca glyceriae (Green) living on Agrostis capillaris L. Both sexes of this species are highly attracted by white pan traps in late summer and autumn which may mirror the attractivity of spider cocoons as a source of oviposition and rendezvous strategy ( Tschirnhaus 1992).