Chasmias motatorius (Fabricius, 1775)

Chasmias motatorius (Fabricius, 1775) View in CoL

Notes

Similar to C. paludator . Differences are the colouration of the proximal flagellomeres (orange in C. motatorius ) and the dorsal side of the hind tarsus (orange in C. motatorius ). Around 16 observations could only be identified as belonging to this complex ( C. motatorius / paludator ), but none of these observations would constitute new country records. Common below bark, notably in Denmark and the United Kingdom.

Status: Confirmed.

Records: Austria (1) *, Belgium (11), Czechia (5) *, Denmark (28) *, Finland (1) *, France (32), Germany (20), Hungary (1) *, Latvia (2) *, Lithuania (1) *, Norway (2) *, Poland (3), Russia (5), Sweden (6) *, the Netherlands (18), Ukraine (1), United Kingdom (51).

First record: Ca. 1863 ( Tischbein (1863), Germany).

Hibernacula: DT (228), DTCL (4), DV (5), LV (46), M (11), S (1), U (121).

Sources: Tischbein (1863) and Tischbein (1871) [ Chasmodes motatorius Grav. ], Berthoumieu (1894) [ C. motatorius Grav. ], Habermehl (1896) [ C. motatorius ], Morley (1903), Habermehl (1916) [ C. motatorius Grav. ], Pic (1917) [ C. motatorius Grv. ], Smits van Burgst (1918) [ C. motatorius Grv. ] Pic (1919) [ C. motatorius Grv. ], Hancock (1923) and Hancock (1925), Seyrig (1923) [ C. motatorius F.], Seyrig (1926 a), Hedwig (1927) [ C. motatorius Grv. ], Heinrich (1949 a) and Heinrich (1951), Renken (1956) [ C. motatorius Grav. ], Starke (1956), Aerts (1957), Rasnitsyn (1959), Valemberg and Vago (1974 a) / Valemberg and Vago (1974 b), Valemberg and Vago (1975) and Valemberg and Vago (2013), Valemberg (1976 a) / Valemberg (1976 b), Valemberg (1978) and Valemberg (1982), Bauer (1984), Gokhman (1985), Hilpert (1989), Sebald et al. (2001), Schmidt and Zmudzinski (2005), Pénigot (2020), Varga et al. (2020), Verheyde and Quicke (2022); Unpublished: Arter DK, Artportalen, Artsobservasjoner, Coll. RBINS, Dabasdati, GBIF, Lajitietokeskus / FinBIF, iNaturalist, iRecord, Naturbasen, Naturgucker, Observation. org, Pers. obs.

Also mentioned in: Tischbein (1873 a) [ C. motatorius F.], Constantineanu (1959), Hinz and Horstmann (1999), Gokhman (2003).