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mark telfer's website beetles, pan-species listing, all-round natural history. britain, ireland and abroad. home identifying beetles pan-species listing contact home identifying beetles pan-species listing contact search search recent posts “how many firsts for britain have you found, mark?” a new sunshiner this website is back! acrotona pseudotenera ponking recent comments dave hemingway on the ‘immaculate’ collection clive washington on euaesthetinae, oxyporinae, pseudopsinae, paederinae john murray on ophonus: the arable weeds of the beetle world z. ahmad on scarabaeoidea brian heppell on have you seen a hazelnut weevil curculio nucum hole? archives february 2018 october 2016 march 2016 december 2014 november 2014 october 2014 august 2014 july 2014 august 2013 july 2013 june 2013 may 2013 april 2013 march 2013 february 2013 november 2012 october 2012 september 2012 august 2012 july 2012 june 2012 may 2012 april 2012 march 2012 february 2012 january 2012 december 2011 november 2011 october 2011 september 2011 august 2011 june 2011 may 2011 march 2011 february 2011 january 2011 december 2010 october 2010 september 2010 july 2010 may 2010 april 2010 march 2010 february 2010 november 2009 february 2009 meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org “how many firsts for britain have you found, mark?” february 28, 2018 / leave a comment … is a question i love to be asked but it’s quite a hard one to answer (and not because there are so many that i’ve lost count!). the reason it is difficult to answer is that discovering a first for britain is usually a joint effort. the list of firsts where i was the first to find it, the first to recognise it was something new to britain, and the first to put a name to it is quite short. but those pure discoveries are some of the great highlights of my time as a naturalist, and i’m really proud of having played my part in the joint discoveries too. one of my first bird books was “birds new to britain and ireland” which contains accounts of the discoveries of 83 species of bird new to britain and ireland from 1946 to 1980. i read this book over and over again as a schoolboy and dreamt of finding my own first for britain. sadly my chances of discovering a bird new to britain are close to zero but studying beetles and other invertebrates has allowed me to fulfil those schoolboy dreams many times over! in this blog, i’m going to describe the firsts for britain that i’ve been involved with, and then offer some suggestions on how to discover your own firsts for britain. i got off the mark by writing up two ground beetles ( bembidion caeruleum and ophonus subsinuatus ) new to britain in 2001 but both had been found and identified by others and i was just the one who stepped up to put these discoveries into print. telfer, m.g. (2001). bembidion coeruleum serville (carabidae) new to britain and other notable carabid records from dungeness, kent. the coleopterist , 10 , 1 – 4. telfer, m.g. (2001). ophonus subsinuatus rey (carabidae) new to britain, with a discussion of its status. the coleopterist , 10 , 39 – 43. bembidion coeruleum i was the first to identify acupalpus maculatus from britain but those first specimens had been found by john paul at dungeness. it later turned out that quite a few coleopterists had already collected acupalpus maculatus at dungeness and misidentified it as acupalpus parvulus – and i was one of them! telfer, m.g. (2003). acupalpus maculatus schaum, 1860: another carabid new to britain from dungeness. the coleopterist , 12 , 1 – 6. acupalpus maculatus in the case of xyleborus monographus i found it, figured out it was new to britain and confirmed it as xyleborus monographus at the natural history museum. unbeknown to me, peter hammond had also found it and only a few days later he would pull out the same drawer of specimens at the nhm and come to the same conclusion. he let me write it up and take the glory! telfer, m.g. (2007). xyleborus monographus (fabricius) (curculionidae: scolytinae) new to britain. the coleopterist , 16 , 41 – 45. xyleborus monographus i then hit a bit of a drought for a few years though i did find 8 species of beetle new to ireland in this period. it is not as difficult to add beetles to the irish list. telfer, m.g. (2007) macrorhyncolus littoralis (broun) (curculionidae) new to ireland. the coleopterist , 16 , 118 – 119. telfer, m.g. (2009) seven beetles new to ireland, seven new to northern ireland and other noteworthy discoveries. the coleopterist , 18 , 121 – 129. with quedius lucidulus , i found and identified it myself. by the time i got it into print, it had been found three more times but my record from the mens sussex wildlife trust reserve in may 2010 still stands as the earliest british record. telfer, m.g. (2012). quedius lucidulus erichson, 1839 (staphylinidae) new to britain. the coleopterist , 21 , 129 – 131. quedius lucidulus new to britain my next first, olibrus norvegicus at sandwich bay, was another pure discovery which i both found and identified myself. it’s quite a difficult species to identify and it was amongst much larger numbers of commoner olibrus . to the best of my knowledge it has been successfully twitched once but there have been no other british records. telfer, m.g. (2013). munster, 1901 (phalacridae) new for britain. the coleopterist , 22 , 25 – 26. olibrus norvegicus in september 2013 i identified the first soronia oblonga for britain though it had been standing in my collection as s. grisea since i collected it in july 2005 at langley park. an earlier specimen collected by peter hammond in 2004 has since come to notice, and i found it again in september 2013 at windsor. telfer, m.g. (2014). soronia oblonga brisout de barneville, 1863 (nitidulidae) new to britain. the coleopterist , 23 , 144 – 148. soronia oblonga (l), punctatissima (mid), grisea (r) in april 2009 i set foot in the eden project biomes for the first time and returned in april 2010, both times targeting woodlice and myriapods. both were group visits and the lengthy identification process has been carried out by steve gregory with help from other experts around the world. however, i found six species of woodlice which have now been added to the british list by steve, plus a single specimen of another which steve is still working on. at least one of these woodlice is also new to science. i also found the millipede amphitomeus attemsi new to britain which was subsequently identified by helen read and written up by tony barber and others, and a narwhal-headed millipede of the order siphonophorida which will probably never be named to species but is a new order for britain. gregory, s. (2014). woodlice (isopoda: oniscidea) from the eden project, cornwall, with descriptions of species new to britain and poorly known british species. bulletin of the british myriapod and isopod group , 27 , 3 – 26. barber, t., gregory, s. and lee, p. (2010). reports on the 2009 bmig spring meeting in cornwall. bulletin of the british myriapod and isopod group , 24 , 65 – 74. narwhal-headed millipede siphonophorida sp. i played my part in the addition of xylosandrus germanus to the british list, first found and identified by peter hammond. allen, a.j., hammond, p.m. and telfer, m.g. (2015). xylosandrus germanus (blandford, 1894) (curculionidae: scolytinae) in britain. the coleopterist , 24 , 72 – 75. xylosandrus germanus i found britain’s first carpelimus nitidus in august 2010 but it was not until winter 2014/15 that i got the identification confirmed and submitted the paper. my dungeness specimen remains the only british specimen, so far. telfer, m.g. (2015). carpelimus nitidus (baudi di selve, 1848) (staphylinidae): another beetle new to britain from dungeness. the coleopterist , 24 , 100 – 105. carpelimus nitidus composite image it gave me great pleasure to discover my first bug new to britain in 2013: dicyphus tamaninii . telfer, m.g. (2015). dicyphus tamaninii (hemiptera: miridae) new to b

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