NOTES ON THE SUFFOLK LIST OF COLEOPTERA : 1 - CARABIDAE A SUPPLEMENT DAVID R .
NASH
Since the publication of my paper updating the County list of Carabidae (Nash, 1978), information has become available concerning certain species whose names appeared there on the basis of records published by B. P. Moore (Moore, 1957). In addition to this information, this Supplement provides further details of underrecorded or critical species and four additions to the list. All abbreviations etc. are as used in my original p a p e r except the single asterisk, which here refers to species previously not recorded from Suffolk. 1 have assigned 2 figure N . G . references to those old records for which no map references are available. Cicindela maritima Dejean In Moore's draft chart for his publication on the County distribution of the British Carabidae this species is not recorded from Suffolk. Cicindela hybrida Linnaeus, however, is shown as occurring in the county, presumably on the basis of the old Stephens record cited by Morley, 1899. For some reason, Moore must have transferred the record to maritima in the final manuscript for publication. Confirmation of the present-day occurrence of C. maritima and/or hybrida in Suffolk would be most desirable, since I know of no record other than the 150-year-old-one of Stephens. Nebria brevicollis Fabricius A s the majority of the earlier Suffolk records of this species are unreliable, those for salina also being concealed under the n a m e brevicollis, the opportunity is taken to note reliable records for this insect which must rank as one of the most generally distributed and common of the British Carabidae. Because of this latter fact, and because its life history, ecology, etc. are so well-documented, in the interest of brevity, only localities are provided. Ipswich Museum Collections: there are specimens (teste H . M . ) in the Morley collection from "Hollywells" (presumably this is the site of Holywells Park, TM 1743) and Trans. S u f f . Nat. Vol. 18 pari 1.