A check list of craneflies (Diptera, Tipulidae) of the Central European territory of Russia

Abstract

97 species of the family Tipulidae (Diptera) are listed for the Central European territory of Russia. 7 species are new for the region: Ctenophora (Cnemoncosis) fastuosa (Loew, 1871); Nephrotoma aculeata (Loew, 1871); N. quadrifaria quadrifaria (Meigen, 1804); Tipula (L.) helvola Loew, 1873; T. (L.) laetabilis Zetterstedt, 1838; Tipula (L.) livida livida Wulp, 1858 ; Tipula (Pt.) luridorostris Schummel, 1833. Twelve species erroneously listed from the region in the past have been excluded.

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A check list of craneflies (Diptera, Tipulidae) of the Central European territory
of Russia
VALENTIN E. PILIPENKO
Department of Entomology, Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University, 119899 Moscow, Russia. E-mail: vep@mail.ru
Abstract
97 species of the family Tipulidae (Diptera) are listed for the Central European territory of Russia. 7 species are
new for the region: Ctenophora (Cnemoncosis) fastuosa (Loew, 1871); Nephrotoma aculeata (Loew, 1871); N.
quadrifaria quadrifaria (Meigen, 1804); Tipula (L.) helvola Loew, 1873; T. (L.) laetabilis Zetterstedt, 1838; Tipula
(L.) livida livida Wulp, 1858 ; Tipula (Pt.) luridorostris Schummel, 1833. Twelve species erroneously listed from
the region in the past have been excluded.
Key words: Diptera, Tipulidae, check list, Central European territory of Russia
Introduction
The fauna of Tipulidae of the central parts of the European Russia remains inadequately known.
Moscow region (=Moskovskaya oblast) has received most attention. Fedchenko (1868) recorded 42
species from the region, among which the record of Tipula (Vestiplex) excisa excisa Schummel was
most likely an error. The record of Tipula (Tipula) oleracea Linnaeus also needs confirmation since
no specimens of this species are known from the region. The species recorded by Fedchenko are
indicated below with a single asterisk (*). Savchenko (1961, 1964, 1975, 1983) added 19 species,
indicated below with two asterisks (**). His specimen records, reexamined by the current author, are
also included in the present check list. A preliminary check list has been published recently for
Ulyanovsk region (Paramonov 2006).
Additional data were obtained by the author, who collected craneflies in Moscow and Tver'
regions since 1990 and in Voronezh region in 2009 (Pilipenko 1997, 2002, 2008). The current list
was compiled based on the author's collection (abbreviated below as V.P.), collections of the
Department of Entomology and the Biological Museum of Moscow State University (MSU), as well
as literature data (Savchenko 1961, 1964, 1975, 1983; Oosterbroek & Theowald 1992; Paramonov
2006) and the online “Catalogue of the Craneflies of the World” (Oosterbroek 2009).
The nomenclature and the order of taxa largely follow the Catalogue of Palearctic Diptera
(Oosterbroek & Theowald 1992). The data on species distributions are modified from Oosterbroek
(2009). Oosterbroek and Theowald (1992) defined the Central European territory (CET) as part of
the USSR between 60° N latitude, 50° N latitude, and the watershed of the Urals. In this paper,
however, the term Central European territory of Russia (CET) refers only to the part of Russian
Federation (without Kaliningrad region) within the same northern, southern, and eastern limits.
Belarus and the Baltic republics of the former USSR are, therefore, excluded. Other territorial units
also follow the partition scheme of Oosterbroek and Theowald (1992) but refer only to the Russian

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Federation: NET, North European territory; SET, South European territory (excluding Ukraine and
Moldavia); WS, West Siberia; ES, East Siberia; FE, Far East (incl. Kamchatka, Sakhalin, and
Kurils).
The list is completed with names of species erroneously recorded from CET in the past and those
recorded from localities in the Central European territory of the USSR sensu Oosterbroek and
Theowald (1992) which are outside the territory of the Russian Federation.
List of species
Ctenophora (Cnemoncosis) fastuosa (Loew, 1871)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Pushchino, 3.VI.1992 (1♀; Karpilova); Zelenograd,
28.V.2005 (1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. A rare Palearctic species; Russia: CET, SET (north of Black Sea), WS (Tyva),
FE.REMARKS. New for the region. Previously listed from Moscow region as Ct. festiva Meigen
(Pilipenko 2002).
*Ctenophora (Ctenophora) guttata Meigen, 1818
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Klin, 18.VI.1903 (1♀; Smirnov); Chashnikovo,
30.VI.1961 (1♀; Dubrovich); 1.VII.1973 (1♀; Gornostaev); YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST:
Yaroslavl, (2♂♂, 1♀; Vagner) (Savchenko 1973); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
Ctenophora (Ctenophora) nigriceps miyamotoi Takahashi, 1960
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 11.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Malino,
31.V.1989 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); Malinki, 10.VI.1999 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Japan (Honshu). Russia: CET (Moscow region), WS (Altai), FE (Kamchatka,
Primorskiy Krai).
REMARKS. A poorly differentiated subspecies. The nominal subspecies, Ct. nigriceps nigriceps
(Tjeder, 1949), occurs in North Sweden.
Ctenophora (Ctenophora) pectinicornis (Linnaeus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 18.VI.1977 (1♀; MSU).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (west), CET (west), SET (west).
**Ctenophora (Ctenophora) tricolor Loew, 1869
MATERIAL. BRYANSKAYA OBLAST: Bryansk, 22.VI. 1924 (1♀; Stark) (Savchenko 1973).
DISTRIBUTION; Russia: ?CET (?Bryansk), ES (south), FE (south, incl. Sakhalin); Japan
(Hokkaido), China (Hebei).
REMARKS. The occurrence of this species in CET requires additional confirmation.
*Dictenidia bimaculata (Linnaeus, 1761)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 8.VII.1978 (1♂; Gusav); 21.VII.1966
(1♀; Osyatinskaya); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 15.VII.1989 (1♀; V.P.);
YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST: Yaroslavl, (1♀; Vagner) (Savchenko 1973); RYAZANSKAYA

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OBLAST: Popadyino, 17.VI.1913 (1♀; Bianki) (Savchenko 1973); VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST:
Ramon, 21.VII.1951(1♂; Paliy) (Savchenko 1973); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov
2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET (south),
CET, SET, WS (south), ES, FE (Kamchatka, Sakhalin, Amur obl., Primorskiy Krai).
Dolichopeza (Oropeza) modesta Savchenko, 1980
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 26.VI.1995 (4♂♂, 1♀; V.P.);
14.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 25.VI.1996 (2♀♀; V.P.); 27.VI.1996 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 15.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Italy (Padova), Switzerland (Ticino); Russia: CET (Moscow region), FE
(Primorskiy Krai).
Nephrotoma aculeata (Loew, 1871)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 7.VII.1966 (1♀; Vorozhtsov);
25.VII.1995 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); Tsaritsino, 16.VIII.2006 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET (west),
CET, SET, WS (south), ES (south), FE (south, incl. south Kamchatka, Sakhalin).
REMARKS. New for the region.
*Nephrotoma analis (Schummel, 1833)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 14.VII.1967 (1♀; Ostroumov); 4.VII.
1980 (1♀; Trishina); 30.VI.1992 (1♀; V.P.); 6.VII.1995 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 15.VI.1995 (1♀; V.P.);
28.VI.1993 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 14.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.);
17.VI. 1997 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 6.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VII.1990 (1♂; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 8.VII.1981
(1♂; MSU); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 10.VI.1989 (3♂♂; V.P.);
KALUZHSKAYA OBLAST: 1–4.VII.1911 (1♂; Minkevich) (Savchenko 1973).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET
(southwest), CET (west), SET, WS (southeast), FE (Amur obl.).
*Nephrotoma appendiculata appendiculata (Pierre, 1919) (=maculata Mg)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 23.VI.1993 (2♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.);
14.VI.1992 (3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 28.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 18.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 19.VI.1992 (2♂♂; V.P.);
27.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 13.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 16.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.);
17.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 22.VI.1992 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.);
14.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 13.VI.1963 (1♂; Grazhdankin); 12.VI.1962 (1♂; Kudryashov); 14.VI.1960
(1♂; Ulyanova); 13.VI.1963 (1♂; Tikhomirova); 5.VI.1962 (1♂; Novikova); 8.VI.1963 (1♀;
Kalkov); Malino, 2.VI.1989 (3♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); Zelenograd, 24.V.1989 (2♂♂; V.P.); Pushchino,
2.VI.1991 (1♂; Dubinskas); 1.VI.1990 (1♂; Timokhov); 4.VI.1992 (1♂; Nabekina); 4.VI.1993 (1♂;
Gromenko); Mitishchi 5.V.1979 (1♂; Tishechkin); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh,
13.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 18.VI.1993 (1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); 12.VI.1997(1♂; V.P.); KALUZHSKAYA
OBLAST: 10–15.VI.1911 (1♀; Minkevich) (Savchenko 1973); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST
(Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (west), CET (west), SET.
*Nephrotoma cornicina cornicina (Linnaeus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 17.VII.1966 (1♂; Sorokov); 19.VII.
1963 (1♀; Sitrelskiy); Malino, 6.VII.1989 (1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Bologoe,

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17.VII.1902 (1♀) (Savchenko 1973); Konakovskiy Mokh, 15.VII.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 8.VIII.1993 (1♂,
1♀; V.P.); YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST: Yaroslavl, (1♂, 2♀♀; Vagner) (Savchenko 1973);
TULSKAYA OBLAST: Kolodeznoe, 19.VI–25 VII.1899 (4♀♀; Bezval) (Savchenko 1973);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Holarctic region. Russia: NET (southwest), CET, SET, WS (Yekaterinburg,
south), ES (southern half), FE (south, incl. Sakhalin and Kurils).
*Nephrotoma crocata crocata (Linnaeus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 16.VI.1967 (1♂; Nedashkovich);
26.VI.1970 (1♀; Aslanyan); 8VI.1966 (1♀; Izotova); 11.VI.1960 (1♀; Kozuleva); 5.VI.1975 (1♀;
Fenogenov); 15.VI.1963 (1♀; Komissarov); 8.VI.1976 (1♀; Ivanov); 27.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.);
Cherkizovo, 16.VI.1952 (1♂; MSU); Povarovka, 23.VI.1997 (1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST:
Bologoe, 30.V.1903 (1♀); 7–14.VI.1902 (3♀♀) (Savchenko 1973); Konakovskiy Mokh, 17.VI.1989
(1♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (1♀; V.P.); 4.VI.1999 (1♂; V.P.); YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST: Yaroslavl,
(1♂, 1♀; Vagner) (Savchenko 1973); TULSKAYA OBLAST: (1♀; Akimov) (Savchenko 1973);
NIZHEGORODSKAYA OBLAST, Gorbatovo, (2♂♂; Yakobson) (Savchenko 1973);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe. Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS, ES (absent south
of the line Chita-Yakutsk).
**Nephrotoma croceiventris lindneri (Mannheims. 1951)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Povarovka, 23.VI.1997 (3♂♂; V.P.); Zelenograd,
27.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); Rublevo, 28.V.1924 (2♂♂, 2♀♀; MSU); YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST:
Yaroslavl, (2♀♀; Vagner); Berditsino, 28.V.1906 (1♂, 1♀; Yakovlev) (Savchenko 1973);
RYAZANSKAYA OBLAST: Gremyachka, 1.VI.1909 (1♀; Semenov) (Savchenko 1973);
NIZHEGORODSKAYA OBLAST: Gorbatovo, 1909 (1♀; Yakobson) (Savchenko 1973);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET (west), SET
(west).
*Nephrotoma dorsalis (Fabricius, 1781)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 8.VI.1973 (1♀; Amgenkov);
6.VII.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 7.VII.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 7.VIII.1995 (1♂; V.P.) 10.VII.1996 (1♂; V.P.);
Zelenograd, 21.VI.1989 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); Malino, 21.VI.1989 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); Fruktovaya, 16.VI.1996
(1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET
(west), ES (south), FE (south, incl. Kamchatka).
*Nephrotoma flavescens (Linnaeus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Pushchino, 11.VI.1992 (1♂; Elanskiy)
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (west), CET (west), SET (west).
Nephrotoma lamellata lamellata (Riedel, 1910 )
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 23.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.); 25.VI.1995
(1♂; V.P.); 7.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 19.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: CET (west,
Moscow region), WS (Altai, Tyva, Khakassiya), ES (south), FE (Amur obl.).

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*Nephrotoma lunulicornis (Schummel, 1933)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 30.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 23.VI.1993
(3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 21.VI.1993 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 28.VI.1993 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 14.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.);
16.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1992 (1♀; V.P.); 19.VI.1992 (3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 1.VI.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.);
31.V.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (3♂♂; V.P.); 12.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 27.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.);
2.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 15.VII.1997 (2♀♀; V.P.); Malino, 2.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.);
Alabushevo, 27.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 5.VI.1995 (1♀; V.P.); Unitsa
Riv., 6.VI.1996 (1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); Antsiferovo, 23.V.2001 (1♀; Tomkovich). TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 10.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 18.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (3♂♂,
3♀♀; V.P.); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (west), CET, SET (west), WS
(south), ES (south).
*Nephrotoma pratensis pratensis (Linnaeus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 1.VI.1973 (1♂; Nagurskaya);
14.V.1996 (1♀; V.P.); Podrezkovo, 10.VI.1952 (1♂; MSU); Moskow, 8.VII.1953 (1♀; Sharova);
Malino, 6.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); 9.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); Antsiferovo 23.V.2001 (1♀; Tomkovich);
TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 28.V.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (2♀♀; V.P.);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (west), CET (west), SET.
*Nephrotoma quadrifaria quadrifaria (Meigen, 1804)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 7.VII.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); 13.VI.1996
(1♂; V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); 26.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); Bolshaya Volga, 24.VI.1989 (3♂♂, 1♀;
V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 10.VI.1994 (12♂♂; V.P.); 7.VII.1994 (2♀♀;
V. P. ) .
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: CET, SET (south).
REMARKS. New for the region.
Nephrotoma quadristriata (Schummel, 1833)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 14.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.); Zvenigorod,
31.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET (west), SET
(west), WS (southeast), ES (southwest).
**Nephrotoma rossica (Riedel, 1910)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Luzhki, 16.VI.1990 (1♂; Rakitov); Uchinsk
Reservoir, 14.VI.1999 (1♂; Tomkovich). VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 27.V.1951 (3♂,
2♀; Paliy) (Savchenko 1973); ORLOVSKAYA OBLAST: Galichya gora 5.V.1958 (1♂, 1♀;
Arnoldi) (Savchenko 1973); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION; Russia: NET (south), CET (except west), WS (southern half), ES (southern
half).
**Nephrotoma scalaris scalaris (Meigen, 1818)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 22.VI.1992 (2♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.);
TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 15.VII.1989 (1♀; V.P.); TATARSTAN
RESPUBLIKA: Kazan 20.VI.1941(1♂) (Savchenko 1973).

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DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: CET, SET.
**Nephrotoma scalaris parvinotata (Brunetti, 1918)
MATERIAL. VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Rossosh, 17.V.1935 (1♂; Nikolskiy) (Savchenko
1973); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: CET, SET, WS,
ES, FE.
*Nephrotoma scurra (Meigen, 1818)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: hills at Oka Riv. , 26.VII.1951 (2♀♀; MSU);
Iliyinskoe, 23. VIII.1925 (1♂; Martinov); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh,
15.VII.1989 (1♂; 1♀; V.P.); 9.IX.1991 (1♂; V.P.); 3.IX.1991 (1♂; V.P.); RYAZANSKAYA
OBLAST: Gremyachka, 4.VII. (1♀; Semenova) (Savchenko 1973); VORONEZHSKAYA
OBLAST: Ramon, 23–29.VI.1951 (4♀♀; Paliy) (Savchenko 1973).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET
(west), WS, ES, FE.
Nephrotoma tenuipes (Riedel, 1910)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 25.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 2.VII.1997
(1♂; V.P.); Zelenograd, 12.VIII.1994 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST; Konakovskiy Mokh,
8.VIII.1993 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET
(southwest), CET (Moscow region), WS (Altai, Tyva), FE (Kamchatka).
*Nigrotipula nigra (Linneus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST; Bolshaya Volga, 24.VI.1989 (11♂♂; V.P.);
Podosinki, 24.VI.2000 (1♂; Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST; Kolomenskoe Lake,
18.VII.1946 (1♀; Lepneva); VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 15–19.VI.1951 (1♂, 1♀;
Paliy) (Savchenko 1973).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET,
WS, ES, FE (Amur obl.).
Phoroctenia vittata vittata (Meigen, 1830)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Antsiferovo, 10.VI.1998 (1♀; Tomkovich).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET (except
Murmansk obl.), CET (northwest), WS (Altai), ES (southern half), FE (south, incl. Kamchatka,
Sakhalin, Kurils).
*Prionocera pubescens Loew, 1844
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Kuskovo, (1♂, 1♀); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST
(Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Holarctic region. Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS, ES, FE (in Russia from
Murmansk obl. and Black Sea to the Kolyma River, Altai, and Amur obl.).
Prionocera subserricornis (Zetterstedt, 1851)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Malino, 2.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Alabushevo,
23.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.); Chashnikovo, 25.IX.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 11.V.1996 (4♂♂; V.P.); 14.V.1996 (1♂;

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V.P.); 1.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 17.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 28.V.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 9.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.);
6.VI.1997 (2♂♂; V.P.); Podosinki, 24.VI.2000 (1♂; Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST:
Konakovskiy Mokh, 28.V.1989 (2♀♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Holarctic region. Russia: NET, CET, WS, ES, FE (in Russia widespread from
the Baltic sea and Murmansk obl. throughout Siberia, incl. Altai, Kamchatka, Sakhalin, and Kurils).
**Prionocera turcica (Fabricius, 1787)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Malino, 18.V.2007(1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.);
26.V.2007(3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 17.V.1951 (1♂; Paliy)
(Savchenko 1983).
DISTRIBUTION. Holarctic region. Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS, ES, FE (in Russia from the
Baltic sea to Magadan obl. in the north, from the Caucasus to Altai and Amur obl. in the south).
*Tanyptera atrata atrata (Linneus, 1758)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 9.VI.1971 (1♂; Glagolev);
14.VI.1972 (1♀; Sharov); 1.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); Mitishchi, 14.VI.1952 (1♂, 1♀; MSU);
Losinoostrovskaya, 28.V.1951 (3♂♂; MSU); Podrezkovo, 10.VI.1952 (1♀); 17.VI.1952 (1♀);
18.VI.1952 (1♀); Donino, 6.VI.1952 (2♂♂, 1♀); Glubokoe Lake, 7.VI.1997 (1♀; V.P.);
TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 15.V.1993 (1♀; V.P.); NIZHEGORODSKAYA
OBLAST: Volchikha VI.1894 (1♂; Yakobson) (Savchenko 1973); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST
(Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET,
WS (Altai, Tyva), FE (Amur obl., Kamchatka).
Tanyptera nigricornis nigricornis (Meigen, 1818)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Losinoostrovskaya, 28.V.1951 (1♂; MSU);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, ES (Yakutiya, Irkutsk
obl.).
*Tipula (Acutipula) fulvipennis Degeer, 1776
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 30.VI.1981 (1♂, Kotova); 14.VI.1967
(1♂); 3.VI.1975 (1♀; Pikunov); 12.VII.1993 (1♀, Preobrazhenskaya); 13.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.);
14.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 19.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); Zelenograd, 21.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Malino,
9.VI.1989 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 6.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); Pushchino, 2.VI.1991 (1♀; V.P.);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: Novaya Zemlya, NET, CET, SET, WS
(south), ES (south).
**Tipula (Acutipula) luna Westhoff, 1879
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Izmaylovo 12.VI.1917 (1♂; MSU) (Savchenko
1961); Chashnikovo, 4.VI.1993 (3♂♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1964 (1♀; Mironov); 27.V.1995 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.);
14.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 27.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); Glubokoe Lake, 7.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Pushchino,
4.VI.1981 (1♀; Alekseev); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 31.V.1989 (2♂♂; V.P.);
Zelenograd, 7.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 11.VI.1989 (1♂;
V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (south–west), CET.

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Tipula (Acutipula) maxima Poda, 1761
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 27.V.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 11.VI.1996
(1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 15.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Pushchino, 1.VI.1993 (1♀; Gromenko); Fruktovaya,
6.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET (northwest).
Tipula (Acutipula) tenuicornis Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 27.V.1995 (1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.);
1.VI.1995 (2♂♂, 3♀♀; V.P.); 25.V.1993 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 24.V.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); 25.V.1995 (1♂;
V.P.); 27.V.1995 (2♀♀; V.P.); 11.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 9.VI.1997 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Rep., Hungary, Lithuania,
Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine; Russia: NET (southwest), CET (west,
Moscow region).
*Tipula (Beringotipula) unca unca Wiedemann, 1817
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 26.VI.1993 (2♂♂; V.P.); 3.VII.1973
(1♂; Lisova); 21.VI.1957 (1♂; Kiryanov); 11.VI.1966 (1♂; Bondarenko); 22.VI.1992 (1♂, 1♀;
V.P.); 1.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 7.VII.1995 (1♀; V.P.); Alabushevo, 27.VI.1992
(1♂; V.P.); Zelenograd, 5.VII.1990 (2♂♂; V.P.); Malino, 1.VII.1990 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 11.VI.1989 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 18.VI.1993 (1♂;
V.P.); YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST: Berditsino, 22.VI.1906 (1♂; Yakovlev) (Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS (west).
*Tipula (Dendrotipula) flavolineata Meigen.1804
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 6.VI.1995 (1♀; V.P.) Malinki,
10.VI.1999 (1♂ V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: CET, SET (North Caucasus).
**Tipula (Lindnerina) bistilata bistilata Lundstrom, 1907
MATERIAL. SAMARSKAYA OBLAST: Zhiguli, 17.VI.1937 (1♂; Preobrazhenskiy)
(Savchenko 1964).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Belarus, Finland, Great Britain (Scotland), Latvia, Lithuania,
Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine; Russia: NET, CET (west), WS (north).
*Tipula (Lunatipula) affinis Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Malino, 9.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 18.VI.1989 (5♂♂; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (5♂♂; V.P.);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, WS (south).
Tipula (Lunatipula) circumdata Siebke, 1863
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 19.VIII.1997 (5♂♂; V.P.);
21.VIII.1997 (6♂♂; V.P.); 30.VIII.1997 (3♂♂; V.P.); 26.VIII.1997 (2♂♂, 1♀ V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Estonia, Finland, Italy (north), Norway, Romania, Sweden,
Switzerland, Ukraine; Russia: NET, CET (Moscow region), WS (south), ES (south).

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*Tipula (Lunatipula) fascipennis Meigen, 1818
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 19.VII.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 6.VII.1995
(4♂♂, 2♀; V.P.); 30.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 6.VII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 15.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 27.VII.1994
(1♂; V.P.); 25.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 15.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 2.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 25.VI.1995 (1♀;
V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); Malino, 21.VI.1989 (4♂♂; V.P.); Zelenograd, 27.VI.1992 (2♂♂; V.P.);
2.VII.1990 (1♀; V.P.); 9.VII.1990 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh,
18.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 17.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
Tipula (Lunatipula) helvola Loew, 1873
MATERIAL. VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Don Riv., 20.VI.2009 (7♂♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Southern and central Europe. Russia: CET, North Caucasus.
REMARKS. New for the region.
Tipula (Lunatipula) humilis Staeger, 1840
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 8.VII.1995 (1♂; V.P.); Bolshaya
Volga, 24.VI.1989 (6♂♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Medveditsa Riv., 25.VII.1995 (4♂♂;
V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Czech Rep., Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia,
Sweden, Ukraine (Kyiv); Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan. Russia: NET (southwest), CET (Moscow
region) WS (Altai).
Tipula (Lunatipula) laetabilis Zetterstedt, 1838 (=dilatata Schum)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 14.VIII.1994 (3♂♂; V.P.); 7.VII.1995
(2♂♂; V.P. V.P.); 6.VII.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 15.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 6.VII.1989 (3♂♂, 2♀♀;
V.P.); Zvenigorod, 5.VII.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); Bolshaya Volga, 24.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Medveditsa Riv., 25.VII. 1995 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, WS (south), ES (south).
REMARKS. New for the region.
Tipula (Lunatipula) livida livida Wulp, 1858
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 6.VII.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 20.VI.1996
(1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe. Russia: CET, North Caucasus.
REMARKS. New for the region.
*Tipula (Lunatipula) lunata Linnaeus, 1758
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 2.VII.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 6.VII.1995
(1♀; V.P.); 6.VII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 7.VII.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); 23.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VII.1993 (1♂;
V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (2♂♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 19.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 28.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.);
10.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 15.VI.1996 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 9.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 17.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.);
24.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); Malino, 9.VI.1989 (2♂♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Zelenograd,
17.VI.1991 (1♂; V.P.); 5.VII.1995 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 8.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST:
Konakovskiy Mokh, 18.VI.1989 (2♀♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (2♂♂; V.P.); ULYANOVSKAYA
OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET,
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**Tipula (Lunatipula) mellea Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 23.VI.1952 (1♂; Paliy);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST: Uliyanovsk, 23.VI.1951 (2♀♀; Lubishchev) (Savchenko 1964);
Vasilievka, 4–5.VI.2000 (1♂; Isaev) (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Belarus, Croatia, Czech Rep., France, Germany, Hungary, Poland,
Romania (Danube delta), Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine; Russia: CET, SET.
*Tipula (Lunatipula) peliostigma peliostigma Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Kosino, 2.VI.1917 (1♂; Yashnov);
VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Rosshot, 4.VII.1935 (1♂; Nikolskiy); Ramon, 23.VI.–
16.VII.1951 (2♂♂; Paliy) (Savchenko 1964).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
Tipula (Lunatipula) recticornis Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 18.VI.1993 (5♂♂; V.P.); 4.VI.1993
(1♂; V.P.); 7.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 26.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 7.VI.1989 (2♂♂;
V.P.); 15.VI.1994 (4♂♂; V.P.); 30.V.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); 27.V.1996 (5♂♂, 2♀; V.P.); 31.V.1995(1♂;
V.P.); 29.V.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 10.VII.1995 (2♀; V.P.); 17.V.1996 (2♀♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.);
9.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 11.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (2♂♂, 1♀;
V.P.); 11.VI.1997 (1♀; V.P.); 2.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Unitsa Riv., 6.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Czech Rep., Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden;
Russia: CET (Moscow region), WS (north, Altai, Tyva), ES (north).
**Tipula (Lunatipula) selene Meigen, 1830
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 7.VI.1989 (4♂♂; V.P.); 1.VI.1995
(1♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1995 (2♀♀; V.P.); 18.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 15.VI.1994 (1♂; V.P.); 9.VI.1996 (3♂♂;
V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 12.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); 17.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (1♂;
V.P.); 24.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 15.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 2.VII.1997(1♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.);
Zelenograd, 9.VII.1994 (1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: 14.VI.1947 (2♂♂; Semenov-
Tyanshanskiy) (Savchenko 1964).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
*Tipula (Lunatipula) vernalis Meigen, 1804
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: 16.VI.1952 (1♀; MSU); Unitsa Riv., 6.VI.1996 (1♂,
2♀♀; V.P.); Luzhki, 9.VI.1999 (1♂; Spiryaeva).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET (North Caucasus).
**Tipula (Odonatisca) nodicornis nodicornis Meigen, 1818
MATERIAL. VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 15.VI.1951 (1♂; Paliy) (Savchenko
1964).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, ES.
*Tipula (Platitipula) autumnalis Loew, 1864
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 15.IX.1990 (8♂♂, 3♀♀; V.P.);
29.VIII. 1994 (3♂♂; V.P.); 15.IX.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Alabushevo, 8.IX.1992 (5♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.);
Malino, 12.IX.1990 (1♂; V.P.); Fenino, 27.IX.2006 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST:
Konakovskiy Mokh, 7.IX.1990 (7♂♂, 4♀♀; V.P.); 29.VIII.1992 (7♂♂; V.P.) IX.1991 (6♂♂; P;

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V.P.); 29.VIII.1992 (1♂; V.P.); VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 20.IX.1949 (1♀; Paliy)
(Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Belarus, Czech Rep., Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania,
Netherlands, Poland, Ukraine; Russia: NET, CET.
*Tipula (Platitipula) luteipennis luteipennis Meigen, 1830
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Zelenograd, 15.IX.1988 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.);
Chashnikovo, 15.IX.1990 (4♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); 7.IX.1994 (2♀♀; V.P.); 20.IX.1994 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.);
25.IX.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); 7.IX.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.); 7.IX.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 8.IX.1992 (14♂♂; V.P.);
Kurovskaya, 5.X.2001 (1♂; Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 7.IX.1990
(8♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); IX.1991 (3♂♂; V.P.); YAROSLAVSKAYA OBLAST: Yaroslavl, (1♂) (Savchenko
1961); SMOLENSKAYA OBLAST: Smolensk, 7.IX.1929(1♂; Karpova) (Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS (south), ES.
*Tipula (Platitipula) melanoceros Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Zelenograd, 19.IX. 1997 (3♂♂; V.P.);
TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 7.IX. 1991 (3♂♂; V.P.); 9.IX. 1991 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.)
28.VIII. 1992 (2♂♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET
(west), ES (Yakutiya), FE (Amur basin, Magadan obl.).
Tipula (Platytipula) moiwana (Matsumura, 1916)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Tsaritsino, 20.VIII.1999 (1♀, Tomkovich);
30.VIII.2006 (6♀♀, V.P.); 02.IX.2006 (8♀♀, V.P.); 13.IX.2006 (5♀, V.P.); 27.IX.2006 (6♀, V.P.);
16.VIII.2007 (7♀, V.P.); 12.VIII.2007 (4♀, V.P.); 03.IX.2006 (10♀♀, V.P.); 17.IX.2009 (8♀♀, V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION; Russia: CET (Moscow), FE (south, incl. Sakhalin and Kurils); Japan
(Hokkaido, Honshu), China (northeast).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) apicispina Alexander, 1933
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 15.VI.1995 (2♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.);
16.VI.1995 (6♂♂, 5♀♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1996 (3♂♂, 3♀♀; V.P.); 12.VI.1996
(3♂♂, 5♀♀; V.P.); 5.VI.1996 (2♀♀; V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (7♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 27.VI.1996 (6♂♂, 5♀♀;
V.P.); 26.VI.1997 (4♂♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 25.VIII.1991 (1♂;
V.P.); 7.VII.1991 (1♂; V.P.); Medveditsa Riv., 25.VII.1995 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Lithuania, Slovakia, Switzerland (north), Ukraine; Russia: CET (Moscow
region), FE (Primorskiy Krai).
*Tipula (Pterelachisus) irrorata Macquart, 1826
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 30.VI.1977 (1♀; Bunina); 20.VI.1967
(1♀; Kravchenko); 22.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.); 11.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 16.VI.1992
(1♀; V.P.); 30.VI.1992 (1♂; 1♀; V.P.); 31.V.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 29.V.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1995
(1♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1996 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1997 (1♀; V.P.); Malino,
6.VI.1989 (1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); Zelenograd, 5.VII.1990 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (south), CET, SET, WS (Altai).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) jutlandica Nielsen, 1947
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 27.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VI.1995 (1♂;

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V.P.); 29.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 5.VI.1995 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 9.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (1♂, 2♀♀;
V.P.); 13.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); 12.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 25.V.1997 (1♀; V.P.); 15.VI.1997 (1♀; V.P.);
11.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 6.VI.1989 (2♀♀; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (2♂♂; V.P.);
Zelenograd, 7.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); 2.VII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy
Mokh, 13.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Denmark, Lithuania, Sweden, Ukraine; Russia: CET (Moscow region), WS
(Altai).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) laetibasis Alexander, 1934
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 3.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); Dubna,
23.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 23.VI.1997 (1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Czech Rep., Finland, Norway (north), Sweden (north); Japan (Honshu).
Russia: NET (north), CET (Moscow region), WS (Altai), ES, FE (incl. Sakhalin and Kurils).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) luridorostris Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Dubna, 15.VIII.1995 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: Novaya Zemlya, NET, CET, WS
(Tyumen obl., Altai, Tyva), ES (Yakutiya).
REMARKS. New for the region.
Tipula (Pterelachisus) matsumuriana pseudohortensis Lackschewitz, 1932
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 18.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 7.VII.1996
(2♂♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); 12.VI.1996 (2♀♀; V.P.); 12.VII.1996 (1♀; V.P.);
27.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Zelenograd, 26.VI.2001 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Estonia, Finland (south), Latvia; Russia: NET, CET.
Tipula (Pterelachisus) mutila Wahlgren, 1905
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Glubokoe Lake, 8.VI.1997 (2♀♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Belarus, Denmark, Finland (south), Germany, Great Britain (south), Latvia,
Lithuania, Sweden (south), Ukraine (Lviv obl.); Russia: NET (southwest), CET (west, Moscow
region), WS (Altai), FE (Kurils).
*Tipula (Pterelachisus) pabulina Meigen, 1818
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 28.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 29.V.1995 (1♂;
V.P.); 30.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 30.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 31.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.);
10.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET, SET (west).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) pauli Mannheims, 1964
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 29.V.1995 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Czech Rep., Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland,
Romania, Sweden (Falun); Russia: CET (Moscow region), WS (Altai).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) pseudoirrorata Goetghebuer, 1921
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Malino, 2.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET.

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Tipula (Pterelachisus) pseudovariipennis Czizek, 1912
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 3.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VI.1995
(2♂♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 25.V 1995 (1♂; V.P.); 6.VI.1995 (1♀;
V.P.); 28.V.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 9.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Fruktovaya, 6.VI.1996 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.);
Tsaritsino, 23.V.1999 (1♂, 1♀; Tomkovich); Antsiferovo, 23.V.2001 (1♂; Tomkovich).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET, SET (North
Caucasus).
Tipula (Pterelachisus) stenostyla Savchenko, 1964
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 23.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.); Malino,
6.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. NET, CET (Moscow region), WS (Altai).
*Tipula (Pterelachisus) submarmorata Schummel, 1833 (= hortulana Mg.)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 4.VI.1993 (3♂♂; V.P.); 23.V.1995
(1♂; V.P.); 25.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 30.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 12.VI.1994 (1♂; V.P.); 18.VI.1993 (1♀;
V.P.); 28.VI.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 14.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 27.V.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 21.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.);
23.V.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 31.V.1989 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); Zelenograd,
24.V.1989 (2♀♀; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (16♂♂; V.P.); Tsaritsino, 26.V.1999 (1♂;
Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 28.V.1989 (1♀; V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (1♂;
V.P.); 13.VI.1992 (1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET.
*Tipula (Pterelachisus) truncorum Meigen, 1830
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 2.VI.1962 (1♀; Novikova).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
*Tipula (Pterelachisus) variipennis Meigen, 1818
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 3.VI.1972 (1♂; Tsigankova);
3.VI.1973 (1♀; Tarakanova); 27.V.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 14.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 31.V.1989 (1♀;
V.P.); Zelenograd, 24.V.1989 (3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 31.V.1992
(1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS (south), ES.
Tipula (Pterelachisus) winthemi Lackschewitz, 1932
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 29.V.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 3.VI.1992
(1♀; V.P.); 31.V.1995 (2♀♀; V.P.); 1.VI.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1995 (1♀; V.P.); 27.V.1996 (1♀;
V.P.); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania,
Netherlands, Sweden (north), Switzerland, Ukraine, Mongolia. Russia: CET (Moscow region), WS
(Ob delta), ES (Irkutsk obl.), FE (Kamchatka).
Tipula (Savtshenkia) benesignata Mannheims, 1954
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 21.XI.1994 (1♂; V.P.); 30.VIII.1997
(3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); Zelenograd, 19.IX.1997 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET.

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Tipula (Savtshenkia) grisescens Zetterstedt, 1838 (= macrocera Zett.)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 11.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 7.V.1995 (9♂♂;
V.P.); 20.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 11.V.1996 (3♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 14.V.1996 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS (Altai), ES.
**Tipula (Savtshenkia) interserta Riedel, 1913
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 15.IX.1990 (2♂♂; V.P.); 3.X.1995
(1♂; V.P.); Alabushevo, 8.IX.1992 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Lubinka, 13.IX.1995 (1♂;
V.P.); RYAZANSKAYA OBLAST: Gremyachka, (1♂; Semenov) (Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Belarus, Czech Rep., Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Romania
(south), Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan. Russia: NET, CET,
SET, WS (Tyva).
Tipula (Savtshenkia) limbata Zetterstedt, 1838
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 20.IX.1994 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 29.VIII.1992 (12♂♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET
(northwest), SET (west), WS (Ob delta), ES (Yakutiya), FE (Magadan obl., Kamchatka).
*Tipula (Savtshenkia) obsoleta Meigen, 1818
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 15.IX.1990 (5♂♂; V.P.); 20.IX.1994
(5♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 9.IX.1991 (3♂♂; V.P.);
SMOLENSKAYA OBLAST: Smolensk 3–10.IX.1929 (10♂♂, 1♀; Karpova) (Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET.
Tipula (Savtshenkia) signata Staeger, 1840
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 2.IX.1992 (8♂♂, 1♀; V.P.);
20.IX.1994 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 25.IX.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 30.VIII.1997 (2♂♂, 4♀♀; V.P.); Zelenograd,
19.IX.1997 (2♀♀; V.P.); Verbilki, 14.IX.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Antsiferovo, 16.IX.1999 (1♀;
Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 29.VIII.1992 (5♂♂, 5♀♀; V.P.);
7.IX.1990 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET.
Tipula (Savtshenkia) subnodicornis Zetterstedt, 1838
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 11.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 10.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, WS (south), ES (south).
*Tipula (Schummelia) variicornis variicornis (Schummel, 1833)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 4.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 30.VI.1992
(1♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); 26.VI.1993 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 4.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 27.V.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.);
Zelenograd, 7.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Tsaritsino, 21.V.2001 (1♂; Tomkovich).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET,
WS, ES, FE (Sakhalin, Kurils).
*Tipula (Tipula) paludosa Meigen, 1818
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14.VIII.1973 (1♂; Plakhov); 7.VIII. 1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 16.VIII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 14.VIII.1994 (3♂♂;
V.P.); Malinki, 29.VIII.1988 (1♂; V.P.); 1.VIII.1988 (1♀; V.P.); Moscow, 26.VII.1955 (1♀;
Sharova); 3.VIII.1955 (1♂; Sharova); 14.VIII.1955 (1♂; Sharova); Podosinki, 29.VIII.1999 (1♀;
Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 29.VIII.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 8.VIII.1993
(1♂; V.P.); VLADIMERSKAYA OBLAST: Omutishchi, 5.VIII.1952 (3♂♂) (Savchenko 1961);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe and in North America. Russia: NET, CET, SET.
**Tipula (Tipula) subcunctans Alexander, 1921 (=czizeki de Jong)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Moscow, Izmaylovo, 8.XI.1901(1♀; MSU)
(Savchenko 1961); Malinki, 29.VIII.1988 (2♀♀; V.P.); Chashnikovo, 19.IX.1997 (4♂♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET (south),
CET, SET, WS (south), ES (south, Yakutiya), FE (south, incl. Sakhalin).
**Tipula (Vestiplex) hortorum Linnaeus, 1758
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Mamontovo, (1♂); Tarasovka, 14.V.1917 (1♂;
Smirnov, MSU) (Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
*Tipula (Vestiplex) nubeculosa Meigen, 1804
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 28.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 19.VI.1993
(1♂; V.P.); 15.VI.1994 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 24.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); Zelenograd,
24.V.1989 (1♂; V.P.); Malino, 9.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.);
Losinoostrovskoe, 13.VI.1901 (1♂; Kozhevnikov); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh,
28.V.1989 (1♂; V.P.); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
*Tipula (Vestiplex) scripta scripta Meigen, 1830
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 26.VI.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 21.VI.1993
(1♂; V.P.); 19.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 22.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 25.VI.1994 (1♂; V.P.); 15.VI.1993 (1♂;
V.P.); 30.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.); 27.VI.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 10.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 12.VI.1996 (1♂; V.P.);
7.VII.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 14.VI.1996 (1♀; V.P.); Malino, 31V.1989 (1♂; V.P.); 2.VI.1989 (1♂; V.P.);
6.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); 7.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); Zvenigorod, 8.VII.1981 (1♂ Аndreeva); 31.V.1992 (1♀;
V.P.); Zelenograd, 9.VII.1990 (1♂; 1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh,
8.VIII.1991 (1♂; V.P.); 29.VIII.1992 (2♀♀; V.P.); 18.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.); ULYANOVSKAYA
OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS (south), ES
(south).
Tipula (Vestiplex) sintenisi Lackschewitz, 1933
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Zvenigorod, 31.V.1992 (1♂; V.P.); Glubokoe Lake,
07.06.1997 (2♂♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Estonia, Finland (north), Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Mongolia. Russia: NET,
CET (northwest, Moscow region), ES (south), FE (north, incl. Kamchatka).
*Tipula (Yamatotipula) caesia Schummel, 1833
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 30.V.1966 (1♂; V.P.); Unitsa Riv.,

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DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
Tipula (Yamatotipula) coerulescens Lackschewitz, 1923
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 20.V.1995 (4♂♂; V.P.); 24.V.1995
(2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 31.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 20.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.); 24.V.1995 (2♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 11.V.1996
(3♂♂; V.P.); 20.V.1997 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET.
**Tipula (Yamatotipula) couckei Tonnoir, 1921
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Ilyinskoe, 21–23.VII.1922 (4♂♂, 1♀; Маrtinov)
(Savchenko 1961); Chashnikovo, 28.VIII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 28.V.1995 (1♂; V.P.) 27.V.1995 (1♀;
V.P.); 28.VI.1993 (1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Medveditsa Riv., 25.VII.1995 (13♂♂, 1♀;
V.P.); VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 26.VI.1951 (1♂; Paliy) (Savchenko 1961);
BRYANSKAYA OBLAST: Bryansk, 13.V.1922 (1♂; Таrbinskiy) (Savchenko 1961);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET, WS (Altai, Tyva), ES.
**Tipula (Yamatotipula) fenestrella Theowald, 1980
MATERIAL. Bashkortostan Respublika, South Ural, Irgizla, 18.VI.1899 (1♀; Yakobson)
(Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Austria, Czech Rep., Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Poland. Russia: NET
(southwest), CET (Bashkortostan).
*Tipula (Yamatotipula) lateralis Meigen, 1804
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 25.V.1990 (1♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1992
(1♀; V.P.); 7.VIII.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 27.V.1995 (2♂♂; V.P.); 10.VIII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 11.V.1996
(1♂; V.P.); 14.V.1996 (23♂♂, 1♀; V.P.); 27.V.1996 (1♂; V.P.); 11.VI.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 28.VI.1997
(1♂; V.P.); 19.VIII.1997 (4♂♂; V.P.); Malino, 6.VII.1989 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); Unitsa Riv., 17.V.1996
(1♂; V.P.); Tsaritsino, 13.V.2001 (1♂; Tomkovich); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh,
3.IX.1991 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); 5.VIII.1990 (1♂; V.P.); 8.VIII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); 11.VIII.1992 (1♀; V.P.);
3.IX.1991 (1♂; V.P.); VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 26.VI.1951 (1♂; Paliy) (Savchenko
1961); ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET, CET, SET.
**Tipula (Yamatotipula) lucifera Savchenko, 1954
MATERIAL. VORONEZHSKAYA OBLAST: Ramon, 26. VI.1951(1♂; Paliy). (Savchenko
1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET (nothwest), WS
(Tyva), ES (Krasnoyarskiy Krai).
*Tipula (Yamatotipula) marginella Theowald, 1980
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Malino, 9.VI.1989 (1♀; V.P.); TVERSKAYA
OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 13.VI.1992 (1♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed in Europe; Russia: NET (southwest), CET (west), SET
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**Tipula (Yamatotipula) pierrei Tonnoir, 1921 (=solstitialis Westh.)
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 8.VII.1995 (7♂♂, 1♀; V.P.);
8.VII.1995 (2♂♂, 2♀♀; V.P.); 23.V.1997 (1♂; V.P.); 19.VIII.1997 (1♂; V.P.); Dubna, 23.V.1995
(1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Bologoe, 19.V.1901 (1♂) (Savchenko 1961); Konakovskiy
Mokh, 8.VIII.1993 (2♂♂; V.P.); 13.VIII.1994 (1♂, 1♀; V.P.); Medveditsa Riv., 25.VII.1995 (4♂♂,
1♀; V.P.); RYAZANSKAYA OBLAST: Spassk, 11–12.VIII.1926 (3♂♂; Маrtinov) (Savchenko
1961); SMOLENSKAYA OBLAST: Smolensk (3♂♂, 1♀; Karpova) (Savchenko 1961);
ULYANOVSKAYA OBLAST (Paramonov 2006).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET,
WS, ES, FE (incl. Kurils).
*Tipula (Yamatotipula) pruinosa pruinosa Wiedemann, 1817
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Chashnikovo, 14.VI.1993 (2♂♂; V.P.); 14.VI.1996
(2♂♂; V.P.); 20.VI.1996 (2♂♂; V.P.); Zelenograd, 9.VII.1990 (1♀; V.P.); Fruktovaya, 6.VI.1996
(1♂; V.P.); TVERSKAYA OBLAST: Konakovskiy Mokh, 8.VIII.1993 (1♂; V.P.); Medveditsa Riv.,
25.VII.1995 (3♂♂; V.P.).
DISTRIBUTION. Widely distributed throughout the Palearctic Region; Russia: NET, CET, SET,
WS, ES, FE (Magadan obl.).
**Tipula (Yamatotipula) quadrivittata quadrivittata Staeger, 1840
MATERIAL. MOSKOVSKAYA OBLAST: Kosino, 26.VI.1921 (1♂, 1♀; MSU); Kuzminki,
2.VI.1921(MSU) (Savchenko 1961).
DISTRIBUTION. Denmark, ?Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Netherlands, Romania,
Sweden, Ukraine (Zhytomyr obl.). Russia: NET (southwest), CET (Moscow obl.).
Species omitted
Species erroneously listed from the region in the past:
Ctenophora (Cnemoncosis) festiva Meigen, 1804
Tipula (Vestiplex) excisa excisa Schummel, 1833
Tipula (Tipula) oleracea Linnaeus, 1758
Species recorded from the more western parts of the USSR, included in the Central European
territory in Oosterbroek and Theowald (1992):
Ctenophora (Ctenophora) flaveolata (Fabricius, 1794)
Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) albipes (Strom, 1768)
Nephrotoma guestfalica guestfalica (Westhoff, 1879)
Tipula (Lunatipula) limitata Schummel, 1833
Tipula (Lunatipula) soosi soosi Mannheims, 1954
Tipula (Pterelachisus) wahlgreni Lackschewitz, 1925
Tipula (Sav) pagana Meigen, 1818
Tipula (Savtshenkia) staegeri Nielsen, 1922
Tipula (Yamatotipula) montium Egger, 1863

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Acknowledgements
The author thanks Pjotr Oosterbroek for valuable comments on the manuscript and Roman Rakitov
for help with translation.
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