Stenichneumon culpator (Schrank, 1802)

Stenichneumon culpator (Schrank, 1802) View in CoL

Notes

Very similar to Patrocloides sputator , but with a tubercle on the hind coxa. Records (137) of 168 specimens could not be included as the essential features were not visible. One variety, var. adsentator , is common throughout Europe and has the abdomen completely black.

Status: Confirmed.

Records: Austria (6), Belarus (1) *, Belgium (342), Bulgaria (1), Croatia (1) **, Czechia (10) *, Denmark (28) **, Estonia (1) **, France (46), Germany (34), Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (1) *, Hungary (9), Ireland (1), Italy (1) *, Latvia (4) *, Lithuania (2) *, Norway (1) *, Poland (10) *, Romania (19), Russia (17), Sweden (6) *, the Netherlands (99), Ukraine (21), United Kingdom (39).

First record: Ca. 1871 ( Tischbein (1871), Germany).

Hibernacula: DT (1326), DTCL (39), DV (2), LV (4), M (6), S (1), U (18).

Sources: Tischbein (1871) [ Ichneumon culpator Schrank ], Mocsáry (1885) [ I. culpator Schrk. ], Berthoumieu (1894) [ I. culpator Schr. ], Kriechbaumer (1899) [ I. culpator Schr. ], Habermehl (1916), Pic (1917) and Pic (1919) [ I. culpator Sch. ], Hancock (1923), Seyrig (1923) and Seyrig (1926 a), Constantineanu (1929 b), Heinrich (1951), Aerts (1957), Constantineanu (1959), Rasnitsyn (1959) and Rasnitsyn (1964), Györfi (1963), Constantineanu (1969), Valemberg and Vago (1974 a) / Valemberg and Vago (1974 b) and Valemberg and Vago (1975), Janssens (1976), Valemberg (1976 a), Valemberg (1978) and Valemberg (1982), Bauer (1984), Gokhman (1985), Kolarov (1992), Hinz and Kreissl (1992) and Hinz and Kreissl (1993), Sebald et al. (2001), Schmidt and Zmudzinski (2005), Lungu-Constantineanu and Constantineanu (2014), Pénigot (2020), Varga et al. (2020), Verheyde and Quicke (2022); Unpublished: Arter DK, Artsobservasjoner, Coll. RBINS, Dabasdati, iNaturalist, Insecte. org, iRecord, Naturbasen, Naturgucker, Observation. org, Pers. obs., Pers. obs. (P. - N. Libert), UKRbin.

Also mentioned in: Tischbein (1873 a) [ Ichneumon culpator Schrank ], Morley (1903), Gokhman (2003).