Sumpf-Heidelibelle

© Clemens M. Brandstetter

     (from Boudot & al. 2009:205): it has a wide range from western Europe to Japan. In Europe it has a scattered distribution. Locally it can be very numerous and it prefers rice paddles, fish ponds, swamps and seasonally dry water bodies. Sympetrum depressiusculum was widespread and abundant in rice fields of the Rhône delta and the Po plain, but has suffered a serious decline due to changes of management. Records of S. depressiusculum from Sardinia and Sicily are old and originate from unrealiable sources, for which reason they have been omitted. An old record form northeastern Algeria has never been confirmed and probably either refers to vagrants or to a misidentification. Major threats for S. depressiusculum  are changes in wetland management and habitat degradation induced by climate change.  

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In Mitteleuropa ist die Sumpf-Heidelibelle, Sympetrum depressiusculum (Selys 1841), stark gefährdet, da sie an flachmoorigen Gewässern leben, die einem starken Nutzungsdruck unterliegen oder aus den verschiedensten Gründen trockengelegt werden. Schröter (2010) meldet die Art aus Nord-Kirgisistan. 

Abb. 1: Männchen der Sumpf-Heidelibelle aus der Lombardai, Paullo, Prov. Mailand – Foto: © Carlo Bonardi.

 

Abb. 2: Weibchen am 17.VIII.2012 in Oppenwehe, Gemeinde Stemwede, Kreis Minden-Lübbecke, NRW – Foto: © Werner Clausen.

Abb. 3: Paullo (Mi) habe ich selbst besucht – hier ein Beispielfoto (© CMB).


 

Literatur:

Boudot J.-P., V. J. Kalkman, M. Amorín, T. Bogdanović, A. Rivera,G. Degabriele, J.L. Dommanget, S. Ferreira, B. Garrigós, M. Jović, M. Kotarac, W. Lopau, M. Marinov, N. Mihoković, E. Riservato, B. Samraoui & W. Schneider 2009: Atlas of the Odonata of the Mediterranean and North Africa. – Libellula Supplement  9:1-256.      

Schröter A. 2010: The Odonata of Kyrgyzstan, part I – Critical national checklist, annotated list of records and collected data of the summer half-years 2008 and 2009. – International Dragonfly Fund – Report 28 (2010): 1-72.

Selys-Longchamps E. 1841: Novelles Libellulidées d’Europe. – Revue Zool. 4:243-246.

 

 

           

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