ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA PRIRODOSLOVNI MUZEJ SLOVENIJE SLOVENSKO ENTOMOLOØKO DRUØTVO ØTEFANA MICHIELIJA LJUBLJANA, DECEMBER 2016 Vol. 24, øt./No. 2 ISSN 1318-1998 CODEN: AESLFM Vsebina / Contents R. ŠTANTA, M. ZADRGAL: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst Prispevek k poznavanju favne metuljev (Lepidoptera) Krasa.....................69 G. SELJAK: New and less recorded plant- and leafhoppers to the fauna of Slovenia (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha and Cicadomorpha) Novi in manj znani škržatki v favni Slovenije (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha in Cicadomorpha) ........................................151 T. KOREN, M. ZADRAVEC: New or interesting records of seven moth species (Noctuidae & Geometridae) for the fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nove ali zanimive najdbe sedem vrst vešč (Noctuidae in Geometridae) za favno Bosne in Hercegovine ...................201 H. IBRAHIMI, A. THAQI: First record of Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 (Insecta: Trichoptera) from the Republic of Kosovo Prvi podatki o vrsti Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 (Insecta: Trichoptera) v Republiki Kosovo ...............................................209 2 ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA LJUBLJANA, DECEMBER 2016 Vol. 24, øt./No. 2 PRIRODOSLOVNI MUZEJ SLOVENIJE SLOVENSKO ENTOMOLOØKO DRUØTVO ØTEFANA MICHIELIJA ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA Revija Slovenskega entomoloøkega druøtva Øtefana Michielija in Prirodoslovnega muzeja Slovenije Izhaja dvakrat letno / Issued twice a year ISSN 1318-1998 CODEN: AESLFM UDC (UDK) 595.7(051) © Acta entomologica slovenica Izdajatelja / Publishers Slovensko entomoloøko druøtvo Prirodoslovni muzej Slovenije Øtefana Michielija Preøernova 20, p.p. 290 ZRC SAZU, Novi trg 5 SI-1001 Ljubljana SI-1000 Ljubljana Uredniøki odbor / Editorial Board dr. Martin Baehr (München), dr. Boæidar Drovenik (Ljubljana), dr. Werner Holzinger (Graz), prof. dr. 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ZADRGAL: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst Prispevek k poznavanju favne metuljev (Lepidoptera) Krasa......................69 G. SELJAK: New and less recorded plant- and leafhoppers to the fauna of Slovenia (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha and Cicadomorpha) Novi in manj znani škržatki v favni Slovenije (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha in Cicadomorpha) .........................................151 T. KOREN, M. ZADRAVEC: New or interesting records of seven moth species (Noctuidae & Geometridae) for the fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nove ali zanimive najdbe sedem vrst vešč (Noctuidae in Geometridae) za favno Bosne in Hercegovine ....................201 H. IBRAHIMI, A. 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CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF LEPIDOPTERA FAUNA OF THE KARST Radovan ŠTANTA1, Matjaž ZADRGAL2 1 Miren 163, SI-5291 Miren, Slovenija, e-mail: radovan.stanta@gmail.com 2 Pod Lazami 53, Vrtojba, SI-5290 Šempeter pri Gorici, Slovenija, e-mail: matjaz.zadrgal@si.mahle.com Abstract - The Macrolepidoptera fauna of Komenski and Sežanski Kras region has been under our examination during the years 1985-2015, first by random checks and later with planned, daily and night time inventory. We recorded 755 species of Macrolepidoptera during 422 inventories and records of 36 additional species were found in other sources, altogether 791 species or 52 % of Slovenian Macrolepidoptera fauna are present in the region. The families Hepialidae, Psychidae, Limacodidae, Heterogynidae, Zygaenidae, Sesiidae, Cossiidae, Thyrididae and families from Bombi- coidea to Noctuidea are classified among Macrolepidoptera according to the old clas- sification for older literature data comparability. We have devided the investigated area into five zones – sub-areas, in accordance with the various ecological characteristics. We are stating the presence of species, their ecological characteristics, frequency rating and interesting informations from our own observations for each sub-area in the list of species. In rare and interesting species of the area we mention the exact data of the finds. Some of more interesting species are presented with comments and photos. We compare our results with other known data on the Karst fauna, as well as those for Gorizia and Trieste karst fauna of the neighboring Friuli - Venezia Giulia region. In addition we also present the differ- ences between the sub-areas, especially between the warmer north-west and the colder south-east part of the area. Furthermore we highlight the phenomenon of the Karst plateau diversity, where in a small area xerophilous, mesophilous and hygrophilous species are met due to Karst's heterogeneous structure of microhabitats, where hy- grophilous species retain in sinkholes, mesophilous on their edges, and xerophilous species on the slopes. The importance of nature protection of the area is also empha- sized. The finding of the geometrid Eupithecia limbata Staudinger, 1879 (Geometridae) in the Slovenian fauna is being mentioned for the first time. 69 ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA LJUBLJANA, DECEMBER 2016 Vol. 24, øt. 2: 69–150 KEY WORDS: Lepidoptera, Macrolepidoptera, Fauna, List of Species, Slovenia, Karst, Komenski kras, Sežanski kras Izvleček – PRISPEVEK K POZNAVANJU FAVNE METULJEV (LEPIDOPTERA) KRASA Predstavljamo favno makro metuljev (Macrolepidoptera) Komenskega in Sežan- skega krasa, ki smo jo proučevali v obdobju 1985-2015, najprej z naključnimi, kasneje pa z načrtnimi, dnevnimi in nočnimi popisi metuljev. Na skupno 422 popisih smo za- beležili 755 vrst makro metuljev, dodatnih 36 vrst pa predstavljajo še podatki iz drugih virov, kar skupaj znese 791 vrst ali 52 % slovenske favne makro metuljev. Za- radi primerljivosti podatkov iz starejše literature so v prispevku po stari razdelitvi med makro metulje uvrščene tudi družine Hepialidae, Psychidae, Limacodidae, He- terogynidae, Zygaenidae, Sesiidae, Cossiidae, Thyrididae ter družine od Bombicoidea do Noctuidea. V prispevku smo obravnavano območje, zaradi različnih ekoloških značilnosti, razdelili na pet con - podobmočij. Pri seznamu vrst navajamo prisotnost vrst v posa- mezni coni, ekološke značilnosti vrste, ocenjeno pogostost ter zanimive informacije iz lastnih opazovanj. Pri redkih in zanimivejših vrstah v območju navajamo dejanske podatke o najdbah. Nekaj zanimivejših vrst je predstavljenih s komentarji in fotogra- fijami. V prispevku primerjamo rezultate opazovanj z drugimi znanimi podatki o favni Krasa, kot tudi s favno Goriškega in Tržaškega krasa sosednje Furlanije - Julijske krajine. Prav tako predstavljamo razlike v favni med opredeljenimi conami, predvsem med toplejšim severozahodnim in hladnejšim jugovzhodnim delom območja. Izpostavljamo tudi fenomen raznolikosti kraške planote, kjer na majhnem območju srečamo kserotermne, mezofilne in higrofilne vrste, saj Kras s kraškimi pojavi nudi zelo heterogeno strukturo mikrohabitatov, kjer se v vrtačah zadržujejo higrofilne, na njihovem robu mezofilne, na pobočjih pa kserotermne vrste metuljev. Poudarjen je tudi naravovarstveni pomen območja. Prvič za favno Slovenije omenjamo najdbo pedica Eupithecia limbata Staudinger, 1879 (Geometridae). KLJUČNE BESEDE: Lepidoptera, Macrolepidoptera, favna, seznam vrst, Slovenija, Kras, Komenski kras, Sežanski kras Introduction Parent Kras (Karst) has always been interesting for researchers of different disciplines, also for entomologists, among whom were quite some of lepidopterologists. Trieste as a major economic and intellectual center of this area offered in the past a research starting point for the Karst hinterland and wider surroundings, because here it was the second largest natural history museum at the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This is also reflected in Lepidoptera literature as the area of Kras is cited in many publications. According to the current political division the majority of these data belongs to the Italian side of the Kras. Data from the Slovenian part of the Kras are less Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 70 comprehensive and there are few recent data. With an aim to supplement the knowledge of fauna of Macrolepidoptera of the Komenski and Sežanski kras, we herein present a more complete review, which is the outcome of our 30-year-old survey of Lepidoptera in this area. Kras with a capital letter or parent Kras, which is named also Komenski and Sežanski kras, is a limestone plateau the size of around 550 km2. It lies in the southwest of Slovenia and in neighboring Italy, in Friuli - Venezia Giulia, which possesses about a quarter of the total area. During the turbulent political history of Kras in the last century, in the beginning it belonged to Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, then to Italy, after the Second World War was shared by Italy and Yugoslavia and is now divided between Italy and Slovenia. The border runs along the ridge Žekenc so that the north-western part and a narrow strip of hinterland of Gulf of Trieste is on the Italian side, while the rest, just over three quarters of the surface, is the Slovenian part. Natural boundaries are Gulf of Trieste to the southwest, Friulian plain in the northwest and the Vipava Valley in the north and northeast, where border continues through the valleys of Branica and Raša. On the southeast border is more blurred as Kras passes in neighboring regions with similar characteristics, such as hills Vremščica, Brkini, Matarsko podolje and Podgorski Kras. The only distinctive dividing line is the Glinščica valley, which connects the southern boundary with the Gulf of Trieste. Inside the plateau, except in the extreme north and south are gently rounded hills, surrounded by valleys, sinkholes and larger planes. On the southwestern and northeastern edge the plateau descends with steep slopes down to the lowlands. The average altitude is between 300 and 400 m, with regard that the peaks V. Gradišče and Ograda in the far southwest exceed 700 m, at the northern edge Trstelj and Stol also rise over 600 m, in the northwest the plateau gradually reduces even at 50 m. Kras’s geological basis is Cretaceous and Tertiary lime stone, just to the northwest is occurring dolomite. Because of this permeable bedrock Karst does not have surface waters. Intermittent lake Doberdob - Lago di Doberdo and Prelosno Lake - Lago di Pietrarossa near Tržič - Monfalcone in Italy are two exceptions. Soil cover on the plateau is shallow, particularly in the northwest and in places where the wind and rain swept it away. Thicker soil is located only in numerous sinkholes and in valleys. In the middle part of the Karst occurs famous red soil, jerovica or terra rossa. The climate of the Kras is characterized by a mixture of sub-Mediterranean and continental influences. Sub-Mediterranean influence is reflected in warm and relatively dry summer and relatively high rainfall in spring and autumn. Continental influence, however, is indicated in sporadic incursions of cold air in the form of the famous burja (bora) wind and the distribution of average temperatures (Gogala, 2003). The average annual temperature across the plateau varies between 10-12 °C, except in the extreme north-west and in Brestoviški dol, where is 2 °C higher. In the far southwest, which is on average higher than 500 m is 2 °C lower. The average annual rainfall in the west, in the areas nearest the sea is around 1300 mm and is gradually increasing towards the northeast, where it reaches 1800 mm (www.arso.gov.si). Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 71 The dynamic karst terrain conditions large macroclimate differences. Valleys and sinkholes are filled at night with cold air, which brings a lot of dew, therefore even marsh plant species can be found there. The exact opposite is the dry slopes and peaks of the hills, where dew may be completely absent. On a sunny day grasslands and sparse woods get very hot during the day and cool at night strongly, due to the radiation during clear nights. Minor fluctuations in temperature between day and night are in denser stands. Because of intensive logging and grazing of sheep, goats and cattle the plateau of Kras was in the past almost naked. In the middle of the 19th century, the Austro- Hungarian authorities began the systematic forestation of the Karst with the black pine. It has proved to be very successful tree species to grow on the deserted plateau, and therefore, mainly due to the abandonment of livestock, the Kras in recent years turned into a landscape with a large proportion of forest or land in abandonment. You can still admire the entire plateau interlacing and sharing its distinctive habitats, such as dry grasslands, scrub and forest. Typical plant associations of the Karst are divided into forest, scrub and the asso- ciations of dry grasslands. Typical forest associations in the area are: • The association of hop hornbeam and autumn moor grass (Seslerio autumnalis - Ostryetum carpinifoliae) is a transitional form from grasslands to potential natural association of downy oak and hop hornbeam. • The association of sessile oak and autumn moor grass (Seslerio - Quercetum petreae) appears on deeper grounds. • The association of downy oak and hop hornbeam (Ostryo carpinifoliae - Quercetum pubescentis) is a climax forest association, we find it in various positions and it is relatively frequent. • Black pine grooves - almost two hundred years after forestation of the Karst with black pine on poorer and rocky grounds a large amount of aging grooves are in a poor state of health. Based on the development of succession, the oldest pines already decay in the bottom layer of the stands and indigenous xerophilic tree species are emerging. Typical scrubland associations of the area are: • The association of hazel and spring bell (Galantho nivalis - Coryletum avellanae) occurs in the deeper, richer soils. • Association of common dogwood and manna ash (Fraxino orni - Cornetum hungaricae) can be found on various habitats. • The association mahaleb cherry and rocky buckthorn (Frangulo rupestris - Prunetum mahaleb) is a typical association of rocky habitats. • The association wild privet elmleaf blackberry (Rubo ulmifolii - Ligustretum) is a typical association of nutrient - rich habitats. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 72 • Association with blackthorn Prunus spinosa can be found in eutrophic habitats. • The association smoke tree and rock buckthorn (Frangulo rupestris - Cotinetum coggygriae) is found between grasslands and forest edges. Typical associations of dry meadows are: • The most widespread and extremely rich in flora is the association of low sedge and rock centaury (Carici humilis - Centaureetum rupestris), which grows from lowlands to mountain belt. • The association Genisto sericeae - Seslerietum juncifoliae is typical for rocky slopes and ridges exposed to the wind. • The association Danthonio-Scorzoneretum villosae is linked to the deeper soil and the flora is very diverse (www.razvojkrasa.si/si/narava). A review of literature on Lepidoptera from Karst Compared to other “Carniola” countries, where Scopoli (1763) with his Entomologia Carniolica laid the foundation and reached to the former top of entomological science, butterflies of Karst are mentioned for the first time over 100 years later. The first records of 4 species we traced in Curò (1874, 1878), locations are not exact, only Karst. In the next period which lasts until the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of World War I, or after, we trace much more publications of various researchers. Galvagni (1909) in his work covers the period between 1900 and 1909, he states data for the landscapes around the northern Adriatic and Dalmatia. For Trieste Karst lists 43 species, of which 3 from current Slovenian side. Ivan Hafner (1909-1912) mentions two species in general for Kras and 2 specifically for Sežana and Divača. Among the 587 species that Hafner (1910) states in his work Macrolepidoptera from Gorica - Gorizia and the surrounding area, there are also 29 species of Kras. The data cover the period between 1892 and 1909 and are from two locations, Sežana and Kobdilj. Five articles follow with one species: Naufock (1913), Stauder (1913, 1914, 1921), Rebel (1919). Loebel (1920, 1921) recorded 145 species, mostly from Sežana and its surroundings, others from Divača. In the Stauder's articles (1919/20, 1920/21, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1926, 1927) 76 species were listed, most of the current Slovenian side of the Kras, almost half of the species records are citations of other authors. The most complete review of this period can be found in Carrara (1926), in which the "Territory of Trieste" (Territorio di Trieste) lists 584 species of Macrolepidoptera. For certain species only exceptionally indicates the exact locality and date. He worked between Križ - S. Croce and Žavlje - Zaule or Aquilinia in the Gulf of Trieste and between Prosek - Prosecco, Opčine - Opicina or Villa Opicina and Bazovica - Basovizza on the Karst plateau between 1907 and 1924. It can be concluded that almost all species quoted for Trieste Karst belong to locations that are now on the Italian side of the border. Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 73 During both world wars, when the entire Kras was under the Italian political power, the entomological activities decreased. We find only two publications: Loebel (1941) and Verity (1928) with one species. After connecting Primorska to parent country in September 1947 and after the normalization of the post-war situation, the exploration of butterflies had increased again. Domestic entomologists have concentrated their activities mainly in the Triglav National Park and reconnected areas, among which was also Primorska region with Kras. But the parent Kras was quite neglected in comparison with the coastal areas and the Karst edge, the Vipava Valley with southern slopes of the Trnovski gozd and western parts of the Julian Alps. The first publications of this period, signed by Italian entomologist Verity (1947, 1950, 1953) with four species for Slovenian Karst and two for the Italian side, followed by Proust and Wehrli (1934-1954) with two species. Carnelutti and Michieli (1955) indicate three new species of the Slovenian Karst among the novelties for Slovenia. Two articles followed with one species of the Trieste Karst (Melis, 1957; Storace, 1963), Pinker (1965) with eleven species on the Slovenian side and Bartol et al. (1965) with one. Carnelutti (1971) critically cites only findings by then, those of three species of Kras. Pleterski (1972) gives 160 species of owlet moths (Noctuidae) without naming for Sežana, provided only to the level of genera and 158 species of other families, also without naming. In the article by Michieli (1978) 67 more rare or more interesting species of Lepidoptera from "Vipava Valley and neighboring karst areas" are presented, where Karst is not precisely defined. Considering the known prevalence of certain species, we can conclude that the author had in mind the entire south-western Dinaric karst area to the Karst edge and beyond. Many of these species can be considered as representatives of the parent Kras. Especially we can mention Chelis maculosa and Omia cymbalariae for Divača, since this is the only information from the Kras for these two species. With the political independence of Slovenia in 1991 comes a new fruitful period of entomological research. The following year Slovenia gets the first comprehensive review of Macrolepidoptera (Carnelutti, 1992a, 1992b). Kras is included in the zoogeographical region of Primorska. Some articles with publications of new species records for Slovenia include new records for Kras. Štanta (1995, 1996, 2008) and Lasan (1997, 2000) recorded each of three and Predovnik (2001, 2002) two species. During this period, Čelik and Rebeušek (1996) collect and publish the first detailed data on endangered butterfly species of Slovenia, of which 13 are also found in the Kras. Here are some research works or reports, which deal mainly with butterflies of Kras: Verovnik, 2000, Čelik, 2003, Čelik et al., 2005, Polak, 2009, Bedjanič et al. 2009. In the publication by Flamigni et al. (2007) recent data for 26 species of Ennominae are presented for the Italian part of the Karst, mentioned are also 3 interesting findings in the Komen Karst: Gnopharmia stevenaria, Ennomos autumnaria and Nychiodes dalmatina. Cited after Lasan (2000) is the discovery of Isturgia murinaria for the "Carso Triestino SLO" and marked on map at Šmarje pri Sežani. It is a misinterpretation as Šmarje near Koper is the site where the species was found. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 74 The most extensive recent work in this field (Deutsch, 2008) deals with the province of Gorizia and Trieste in Friuli Venezia Giulia - Italy between 1973 and 2005. In it 905 species are listed, because it also includes Microlepidoptera. Among the 12 present locations, there are 7 situated in the Gorizia and Trieste Karst. If we consider only Macrolepidoptera with these seven karst sites, we get 359 species. In The Atlas of Slovenian butterflies (Verovnik & al., 2012) there are confirmed 117 species of butterflies for the parent Kras. With the recent work by Koren & al. (2013) the prevalence of sister species Pyrgus malvae / malvoides are presented at their intersection with several new locations including the Kras. Some new butterflly sites for the Slovenian part of the Karst is also found in Čelik (2014). In a recent work (Jež et al. 2015) R. Štanta recorded 149 species of nocturnal Macrolepidoptera found on three illuminated churches in the central Kras. From the posts from the beginning of activity until the 60s of the last century, we see that entomologists operated primarily in the area of Trieste and at the railway lines, which run through the Kras, Vienna - Trieste - Venice and Gorizia - Trieste - Rijeka. Other parts with few exceptions have been unexplored due to the difficult access. Greater coverage area and greater efficiency of the inventory has recently been enabled with the development of other means of transport and new ways of night hunt, especially of the portable UV lamps. Much of the data from the listed literature is not precise enough to be accurately placed in time and space. Nevertheless, with a high degree of accuracy we can estimate that 670 species of Macrolepidoptera are recorded for the Trieste and Gorizia Karst, which now belongs to Italy. For the Slovenian part of the Karst approximately 390 species are published. Listed among Macrolepidoptera after that scheme also were: Hepialidae, Psychidae, Limacodidae, Heterogynidae, Zygaenidae, Sesiidae, Cossiidae and Thyrididae. The old systematics in the listed literature has led us to decide that we maintain the same classification in this paper in order to facilitate comparisons. Material and methods Inventories of Lepidoptera were conducted with day and night observations. In the case of daytime flying species we have carried out the locations overview and classical catching with butterfly net, as well as searching for different developmental stages on their food plants. In the case of observations at night between 1985 and 1990, we mainly inspected lit areas under public lighting, which was renovated a little earlier and partly newly built. In it mainly 125W mercury vapor lamps were applied, which were in terms of attracting moths highly effective. The advantage of this method is data collecting in the same day from several sites. We used this method also later occasionally, but the aging of lamps and moreover with their replacement with more ecologic sodium- vapor lamps became completely ineffective. In the next period, most of the data were obtained by means of attracting moths on a white upright placed canvas, illuminated with 300W mercury-vapour lamp with a high proportion of UV light, powered by Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 75 220V electric generator. From 2000 onwards, we also used special light tents illuminated with super actinic UV tube lamps Blacklight and Blacklight blue 15W powered by 12V batteries covered by a translucent white synthetic fabric. In the early spring and autumn months we used to attract moths with wine bait smell which has proved to be a very effective method. A mixture of wine, vinegar and sugar was used with which we sprinkled tree trunks just before dark. Owlet moths - Noctuidae and Erebidae prefer the bait. We identified the species mainly on the spot already. Exceptionally, we took a small number of specimens away from the nature for subsequent determination. In some difficult determinable species we have used also the inspection of the genital armatures. Collected specimens of Lepidoptera are deposited in the collections of the authors. Localities and dates of inventories of species The border of the studied Komenski and Sežanski kras area is presented in Figure 1. Addressed area was divided into 5 approximately equal zones. They are labeled with numbers from 1 to 5, and they follow as shown in Fig. 1, from northwest to southeast. This division allows us a more accurate analysis and show the prevalence and easier detection of species which have more local distribution. In the Table 1 we present an overview of 70 locations, which provide data and dates of inventories. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 76 Fig. 1: Map of Komenski and Sežanski kras region divided into 5 zones Locations are named after the nearest town, hamlet, peak or after the provincial name. The average altitudes of locations are also listed and accurate or raw location coordinates in case if we were not able to identify them precisely, due to the size of the observed areas or due to more surveys in the vicinity of the same location. The names of locations are cited after Atlas Slovenije (1996). Dates of observations or excursions are arranged chronologically for each location and gathered in groups of authors observations. Day and night observations are not specifically separated, so you can find two or more locations at the same date. More locations can also be found when we visited more long distant locations during one observation. Authors of observations are marked only with initials of their names explained below in order to save space. Considered are only those authors who have joined us on observations with their equipment. (RŠ) = Radovan Štanta, Miren, (MZ) = Matjaž Zadrgal, Vrtojba, (BZ) = Bojan Zadravec, Nova Gorica, (CM) = dr. Carlo Morandini, Campoformido (Italy), (SG) = Stanislav Gomboc, Kranj, (ML) = Mojmir Lasan, Ljubljana, (TL) = Tone Lesar(†), Maribor (JD) = Jozef Debets, Solčava Table 1: Overview of localities of observed species and associated zones, as iden- tified on the map and dates of the observations. Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 77 Zone Name, altitude and coordinates of localities after WGS84 Dates and authors of observations 1 Brestovica, 66 m, 45.81258, 13.62173 13.2.1997, 28.6.1995, 31.5.1998, 22.6.2013 all (RŠ); 6.9.1991, 9.5.1992, 16.5.1994, 9.5.2013 all (RŠ&MZ); 24.9.1994, 26.9.1995, 16.5.2000 (MZ) 1 Gornja Brestovica, 70 m, 45.81236, 13.64460 16.4.1995 (RŠ); 20.7.1991, 19.3.1995, 10.9.1995, 3.4.2009, 13.11.2009 all (RŠ&MZ); 10.7.1997 (RŠ&ML); 26.3.1999 (RŠ&SG) 1 Hudi Log, 200 m, 45.83984, 13.61076 29.5.1997, 3.9.2012, 24. 8.2013 all (RŠ) 1 Klariči, 30 m, 45.81217, 13.60492 25.6.1988, 30.6.1988, 9.5.1992, 14.7.1992, 28.8.1993, 11.10.1993, 29.12.1994, 4.6.1995, 28.6.1995, 1.7.1995, 26.9.1995, 2.10.1995, 9.10.1995, 25.3.1996, 24.6.1996, 16.1.1998, 15.3.1998, 31.5.1998, 7.7.2001, 29.9.2011, 13.9.2015 all (RŠ); 19.7.1988, 9.11.1991, 7.9.1993, 18.3.1994, 25.3.1994, 24.4.1994, 13.11.1994, 22.1.1995, 26.1.1995, 18.3.1995, 19.3.1995, 26.3.1995, 7.9.1995, 29.10.1995, 13.11.1996, 15.3.2002, 13.11.2009, 21.4.2010, 27.9.2013, 7.10.2014 all (RŠ&MZ); 4.11.1993, 5.7.1995, 15.9.1995, 6.5.2000, 22.4.2006, 11.6.2010, 6.6.2012, 9.6.2013, 15.3.2014 all (MZ) 1 Klariči – Gnojne, 120 m, 45.80362, 13.61014 18.6.2014 (RŠ); 24.9.2014 (RŠ&MZ) 1 Korita na Krasu, 226 m, 45.83243, 13.62280 27.6.2004 (RŠ) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 78 1 Kostanjevica na Krasu, 277 m, 45.84405, 13.64199 22.4.1981, 25.7.1981, 31.3.1987, 9.8.1987, 23.4.1988, 16.4.1989, 16.8.1989, 19.3.1990, 1.5.1991, 19.5.1991, 10.10.1991, 18.6.1993, 24.9.1993, 4.10.1993, 11.7.1994, 19.8.1994, 27.11.1994, 20.1.1995, 22.4.1995, 19.6.1995, 2.10.1995, 25.10.1995, 20.4.1996, 4.7.1996, 4.11.1996, 16.3.1997, 29.5.1997, 22.6.1997, 20.4.1998, 10.7.1998, 16.7.1998, 26.3.2003, 24.5.2003, 17.4.2006, 11.4.2007 all (RŠ);10.10.1986, 2.5.1987, 23.5.1987, 6.6.1987, 11.7.1987, 15.7.1987, 25.7.1987, 23.8.1987, 15.8.1987, 19.9.1987, 27.5.1988, 11.6.1988, 19.7.1988, 24.9.1988, 7.4.1989, 14.4.1989, 23.4.1989, 6.5.1989, 10.6.1989, 1.7.1989, 26.7.1989, 25.8.1989, 1.10.1990, 13.3.1991, 7.4.1993, 22.5.1993, 22.9.1993, 25.3.1994, 31.3.1994, 16.5.1994, 17.2.1995, 1.3.1995, 2.4.1995, 12.7.1995, 26.2.1997, 9.7.2002, 30.10.2002 all (RŠ&MZ); 21.7.2001 (RŠ&BZ) 1 Lokvica, 215 m, 45.86114, 13.60280 23.11.1994, 28.6.1996, 4.11.1996, 19.7.2007, 26.8.2008, 8.10.2009, 21.11.2009, 22.6.2010, 5.9.2012 all (RŠ); 25.5.2002 (RŠ&BZ&SG) 1 Lokvica – Devetaki, 168 m, 45.86710, 13.58514 23.6.2006, 11.8.2006 all (RŠ) 1 Lokvica – Medvejšče, 300 m, 45.86370, 13.62460 27.6.2004, 30.3.2006, 2.9.2006, 30.3.2007, 6.4.2007, 25.2.2008, 9.4.2011, 1.8.2012, 14.9.2014, 17.9.2014 all (RŠ); 9.4.2007 (RŠ&MZ) 1 Lokvica – Segeti, 203 m, 45.85439, 13.61112 23.5.1988, 4.6.1989, 28.9.2003, 23.4.2006, 2.9.2011 all (RŠ); 11.4.2007 (RŠ&MZ&BZ&SG) 1 Miren – Gmajna, 215 m, 45.87602, 13.59923 19.11.1987, 2.9.1991, 27.10.1992, 19.3.1993, 29.10.1993, 11.11.1993, 5.11.1994, 24.3.1995, 15.4.2012 all (RŠ); 13.11.1994, 1.3.1995, 7.9.2008 (RŠ&MZ) 1 Nova vas, 200 m, 45.84173, 13.58372 14.10.2012, 14.9.2014 all (RŠ) 1 Novelo, 333 m, 45.84675, 13.66125 20.10.1989, 12.7.1996, 14.5.2011 all (RŠ); 14.7.1994, 15.8.1994, 26.10.1996, 9.7.2002 all (RŠ&MZ) 1 Opatje selo, 170 m, 45.85230, 13.58193 19.8.1978, 14.5.1989, 8.7.1989, 16.8.1989, 10.10.1991, 15.3.1992, 8.9.1992, 13.6.1993, 24.9.1993, 11.10.1993, 1.11.1993, 17.6.1994, 19.4.1995, 28.6.1996, 23.4.2006, 4.6.2006, 23.6.2006, 7.1.2007, 21.9.2011 all (RŠ); 2.5.1987, 6.6.1987, 11.7.1987, 2.8.1987, 15.8.1987, 23.8.1987, 19.9.1987, 6.5.1988, 27.5.1988, 11.6.1988, 19.7.1988, 13.8.1988, 24.9.1988, 7.4.1989, 14.4.1989, 6.5.1989, 12.5.1989, 10.6.1989, 1.7.1989, 26.7.1989, 25.8.1989, 27.10.1989, 5.5.1990, 21.9.1990, 1.6.1991, 7.9.1993, 22.1.1995, 26.1.1995 all (RŠ&MZ); 9.5.1987, 12.7.1987, 17.7.1987, 11.9.1987, 7.5.1995, 18.6.2004, 20.3.2007 all (MZ) 1 Sela na Krasu, 230 m, 45.82128, 13.61729 8.7.1989, 7.1.2007, 13.11.2010, 9.11.2011, 2.11.2013 all (RŠ); 10.11.2014 (MZ) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 79 1 Temnica, 402 m, 45.84578, 13.67785 4.10.1993, 25.10.1995, 11.8.2008, 21.7.2009, 1.8.2009, 9.4.2011, 14.5.2011 all (RŠ) 1 Trstelj, 622 m, 45.85787, 13.70660 19.5.1991, 18.6.1993, 15.7.2000, 1.8.2009, 6.8.2009, 16.7.2010 all (RŠ); 14.6.1991, 2.9.2009 all (RŠ&MZ) 1 Trstelj – Vrtovka, 406 m, 45.86455, 13.66558 23.7.2009 (RŠ&MZ&TL); 25.7.2010 (MZ) 1 Vale, 120 m, 45.81299, 13.67324 23.6.1999 (RŠ) 1 Vojščica, 309 m, 45.82857, 13.67339 19.3.1988, 4.10.1991, 4.10.1993, 11.10.1993, 11.7.1994, 30.10.1994, 9.10.1995, 15.11.1995, 25.3.1996, 4.7.1996, 11.10.1996, 4.11.1996, 10.7.1998, 18.8.2002, 2.5.2004, 27.12.2012 all (RŠ); 10.10.1986, 22.9.1993, 31.3.1994, 24.4.1994, 16.5.1994, 14.7.1994, 17.2.1995, 2.4.1995, 12.7.1995, 7.9.1995, 26.10.1996, 26.2.1997, 10.6.1999, 4.6.2003 all (RŠ&MZ); 1.7.1987, 17.7.1993, 16.10.1993, 7.5.1994, 6.6.2011, 29.7.2012 all (MZ) 2 Brje pri Komnu, 178 m, 45.78370, 13.71933 18.10.1995, 4.11.1996 all (RŠ); 22.5.1993, 2.4.1995, 29.10.1995, 2.5.1999, 30.4.2003, 25.9.2009, 25.4.2014 all (RŠ&MZ); 15.6.2001, 21.7.2013, 26.7.2014 (MZ) 2 Gorjansko, 200 m, 45.80232, 13.71403 15.11.1995, 4.11.1996, 13.2.1997, 21.5.2000, 2.5.2004, 3.7.2005, 22.5.2011, 9.6.2013, 22.6.2013 all (RŠ); 24.4.1994, 16.5.1994, 29.10.1995, 20.10.1996, 13.11.1996, 26.2.1997, 22.5.2009 all (RŠ&MZ); 11.9.1996, 5.11.1996, 29.4.2004, 15.5.2007, 18.6.2007, 20.5.2009, 5.7.2009 all (MZ) 2 Gorjansko – Krmanjek, 150 m, 45.79801, 13.70130 29.9.2011, 2.10.2011 all (RŠ) 2 Gorjansko – Podklanec, 200 m, 45.80630, 13.70645 3.7.2009 (RŠ&MZ) 2 Ivanji Grad, 297 m, 45.81891, 13.70680 1.4.2001, 13.11.2010, 9.11.2012 all (RŠ) 2 Klanec pri Komnu, 180 m, 45.80956, 13.69820 3.7.2005 (RŠ); 21.4.2010 (RŠ&MZ) 2 Kobjeglava – Zavodi, 270 m, 45.81415, 13.80066 29.10.1995, 19.5.1997, 8.5.2001 all (RŠ&MZ) 2 Komen, 290 m, 45.81728, 13.74532 12.4.2007, 29.9.2010; 17.7.2015 all (RŠ); 10.10.1986, 2.5.1987, 23.5.1987, 22.9.1993, 25.3.1994, 19.5.2011, 24.9.2013 all (RŠ&MZ); 23.4.1996 (MZ&TL); 28.5.2012, 13.6.2013, 5.8.2013 all (MZ) 2 Komen – Devinščina, 240 m, 45.80893, 13.72971 13.11.2010, 29.5.2011 all (RŠ) 2 Komen – Jažmerca, 210 m, 45.80122, 13.76386 5.6.2010, 18.9.2012 all (RŠ&MZ&BZ) 2 Lipa na Krasu, 366 m, 45.84386, 13.70732 30.6.1990, 18.8.1994, 27.11.1994, 20.4.1996, 12.7.1996, 29.5.1997, 16.5.1998, 10.7.1998, 13.6.1999, 26.4.2000, 18.6.2001, 9.6.2002, 29.7.2002, 25.2.2008, 1.8.2009, 19.6.2010, 9.4.2011, 14.5.2011 all (RŠ); 15.8.1994, 5.9.1994, 18.7.1995, 10.9.1995, 12.5.2006, 19.5.2010 all (RŠ&MZ); 21.7.2001 (RŠ&BZ); 14.5.2000, 9.6.2000, 14.5.2010, 16.6.2010 all (MZ) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 80 2 Mali Dol, 270 m, 45.83355, 13.76515 2.5.2004, 20.5.2007, 4.10.2007 all (RŠ) 2 Preserje pri Komnu, 264 m, 45.81811, 13.72852 29.10.1995 (RŠ) 2 Škrbina, 360 m, 45.84590, 13.72486 18.8.1994, 27.11.1994, 14.5.2011, 6.5.2014 all (RŠ); 24.4.1994, 15.8.1994, 5.9.1994, 18.7.1995 all (RŠ&MZ) 2 Tublje pri Komnu, 200 m, 45.77696, 13.73963 29.10.1995 (RŠ&MZ) 2 Volčji Grad, 255 m, 45.80259, 13.74697 8.6.2004 (RŠ) 2 Zagrajec, 280 m, 45.81530, 13.69937 2.10.1995, 13.2.1997, 1.6.2003, 13.10.2008, 30.9.2010, 30.10.2010, 2.10.2011 all (RŠ); 15.11.1992, 26.4.1993, 1.3.1995, 26.7.2008, 22.5.2009, 10.9.2010, 25.10.2013 all (RŠ&MZ); 6.11.2004 (MZ) 3 Brje pri Koprivi, 280 m, 45.77852, 13.84864 16.10.1998, 25.4.2014 all (RŠ&MZ); 25.10.2009 (RŠ&BZ) 3 Dobravlje, 310 m, 45.76291, 13.88159 28.9.1996, 20.7.2013 all (RŠ) 3 Dutovlje, 315 m, 45.75632, 13.83525 21.6.1991, 9.8.1994, 18.10.1995, 15.11.1995, 11.10.1996, 4.11.1996, 14.10.1998, 17.8.2013 all (RŠ); 25.3.1994, 31.3.1994, 24.4.1994, 16.5.1994, 2.4.1995, 7.9.1995, 29.10.1995 all (RŠ&MZ); 1.6.1994, 15.9.1995, 23.3.1996 all (MZ) 3 Kobjeglava, 320 m, 45.81688, 13.80965 2.10.1995, 18.10.1995, 15.11.1995, 4.11.1996 all (RŠ); 19.5.1987, 15.11.1992, 31.3.1994, 7.9.1995, 26.4.1997, 27.9.1997 all (RŠ&MZ); 18.5.1996 (MZ) 3 Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 285 m, 45.80901, 13.80898 5.8.1988, 15.6.1990, 22.5.1997, 22.5.1999, 23.5.1999, 21.5.2000, 26.5.2000, 20.5.2007, 8.10.2008, 22.5.2011, 4.6.2012 all (RŠ); 25.4.1993, 19.5.1997, 9.5.2012, 25.10.2013, 6.5.2014 all (RŠ&MZ); 17.5.2004 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); 13.5.1997 (RŠ&MZ&SG); 16.5.1996 (RŠ&ML) 3 Kopriva, 280 m, 45.78177, 13.83379 22.5.2011, 29.5.2011, 30.5.2011, 10.6.2011, 26.6.2011, 20.8.2011, 3.9.2011, 15.6.2012, 27.6.2012, 18.7.2012, 13.8.2012, 10.7.2013, 4.8.2013, 17.8.2013, 7.9.2013 all (RŠ); 2.4.1995, 15.5.2013 all (RŠ&MZ); 5.7.2013 (MZ); 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ&CM); 6.7.2014 (RŠ&CM) 3 Krajna vas, 250 m, 45.76314,13.80289 14.9.2010, 21.5.2014 all (RŠ); 21.5.2014, 18.7.2014 all (RŠ&MZ) 3 Kreplje, 280 m, 45.74515, 13.83082 8.6.2004 (RŠ) 3 Pliskovica, 280 m, 45.77545, 13.78746 23.6.1999, 10.8.2010, 29.5.2011, 10.8.2011, 15.8.2011, 17.8.2013 all (RŠ); 22.9.1993 (RŠ&MZ) 3 Ponikve, 325 m, 45.78986, 13.85696 12.6.2013, 17.6.2013 all (RŠ); 30.3.2014 (RŠ&MZ); 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ&CM) 3 Skopo, 290 m, 45.77385, 13.82180 29.5.2011, 30.5.2011, 10.6.2011, 26.6.2011, 28.7.2011, 20.8.2011, 3.9.2011, 12.10.2011, 4.8.2013, 17.8.2013, 7.9.2013 all (RŠ); 28.3.2012 (RŠ&MZ) 3 Štanjel, 300 m, 45.82069, 13.83588 2.5.1997 (RŠ); 1.6.1996 (MZ) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 81 3 Tomaj, 360 m, 45.75698, 13.85754 12.10.2014 (RŠ) 3 Veliki Dol, 220 m, 45.77083, 13.75269 15.6.2012, 27.6.2012, 28.7.2012, 13.8.2012, 15.5.2013, 13.8.2014 all (RŠ); 29.10.1995 (RŠ&MZ) 3 Vrhovlje, 350 m, 45.72525, 13.83003 8.6.2004, 17.8.2013, 6.6.2014 all (RŠ); 8.8.2014 (RŠ&MZ) 4 Grahovo Brdo, 340 m, 45.74383, 13.90570 21.3.2014 (RŠ) 4 Kazlje, 340 m, 45.75553, 13.90355 30.7.2005; 13.5.2015 all (RŠ); 17.9.2011, 31.10.2011, 28.3.2012, 14.11.2014; 19.5.2015 all (RŠ&MZ) 4 Podbreže, 380 m, 45.72658, 13.92076 6.6.2014 (RŠ); 1.5.2013, 28.5.2013, 12.7.2013 all (RŠ&MZ); 25.4.2013 (MZ) 4 Povir, 420 m, 45.69437, 13.93855 22.5.2005 (RŠ); 28.4.2012, 11.10.2013; 29.6.2015 all (RŠ&MZ); 22.8.2005 (MZ) 4 Sežana, 350 m, 45.70722, 13.84790 15.9.1999 (RŠ&MZ); 2.10.1997 (MZ) 4 Sežana – Dol Leskovec, 345 m, 45.69850, 13.86794 14.6.1986, 23.5.1999, 10.7.2005, 17.8.2013 all (RŠ) 4 Šepulje, 350 m, 45.75282, 13.87099 16.10.1998 (RŠ&MZ) 4 Šmarje pri Sežani, 296 m, 45.72203, 13.86662 26.6.2011, 28.7.2011, 15.5.2013, 4.8.2013 all (RŠ) 4 Štorje, 355 m, 45.75193, 13.92337 28.4.1996, 28.9.1996, 10.7.2005 all (RŠ); 6.5.2015 (RŠ&MZ) 5 Divača, 435 m, 45.66786, 13.94995 8.7.2002, 22.5.2005 all (RŠ); 25.10.1992, 20.10.1996, 15.9.1999, 15.9.2000 all (RŠ&MZ); 25.9.1999 (MZ) 5 Jirmanec, 665 m, 45.64414, 13.90096 17.6.2011, 8.7.2011 all (RŠ); 4.6.2011, 19.8.2011, 28.7.2012, 14.6.2013, 5.9.2013, 19.10.2013 all (RŠ&MZ); 9.6.2013 (MZ); 7.9.2014 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); 8.5.2015 (RŠ&MZ&BZ&SG); 3.9.2015 (RŠ&MZ&CM) 5 Kozina, 500 m, 45.61421, 13.94821 30.6.1992, 2.6.1994 all (RŠ) 5 Krvavi Potok, 520 m, 45.62601, 13.91472 30.6.1992 (RŠ); 18.4.2013 (RŠ&BZ&SG) 5 Lokev, 455 m, 45.65583, 13.90865 23.5.1999, 8.7.2002, 6.6.2014, 25.8.2014 all (RŠ); 30.9.2011, 16.3.2012 all (RŠ&MZ); 4.9.2010 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); 25.6.2010 (RŠ&MZ&BZ&CM); 19.10.2012 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); 26.5.2012, 9.6.2013 all (MZ) 5 Rodik, 500 m, 45.62878, 13.96455 15.9.1999 (RŠ&MZ) 5 Vrhpolje, 550 m, 45.62760, 13.91480 8.3.2014 (RŠ&MZ) 5 Vrhpolje – Sv. Tomaž, 600 m, 45.63210, 13.92089 17.6.2011, 8.7.2011, 16.6.2012 all (RŠ) Explanation of terms to the table showing all species observed in the area - Table 2 We present the data in a table with an overview of all of the species noticed in the area. Data present species according to the content that represent family and name of the species, the presence of the species in each zone (presence is marked with an x), time of occurrence of an adult butterfly (flying period) with an indication of the months when it was spotted, the frequency of species throughout the area and notes where peculiarities are presented and also interesting facts or accurate data in the case of rare species. The classification and nomenclature of the species is listed according to Nieukerken et al. in Zhang [ed.] (2011). All dates, which are stated in the text are provided in the format day.month.year. Lepidoptera flying period is provided with the consecutive number of the month (1 = January, 2 = February, ...). It indicates when the adult imago was observed, with a few exceptions when it is an observation of caterpillars, as explained in a footnote. Frequency of species is estimated on the basis of the average number of observed specimens of each species in the entire 30 year period inventory. If the species is present everywhere, the rating applies to the entire Karst if not this is applied only to segments where the presence of the species is confirmed or for micro-location in them, if the species is distinctly local (abandoned ponds, distinctly dry and warm slopes, the tops of hills ...). The rating applies to the time interval when specimens of the species fly except with a few exceptions, where the frequency is estimated on the basis of observations of caterpillars (Cucullia, Thaumetopoea, Psychidae ...) Frequency of species in the table is divided into 5 categories: very rare, rare, less common, common and very common. Very rare means that there has been observed less than one specimen per year, a rare - observed one to 5 specimens per year, less common - observed over 5 specimens per year to three specimens in one observation, frequent - observed from 4 to 20 specimens in one observation, very common - seen more than 20 specimens in one observation. Specimens of rarer, more interesting and more difficult determinable species which are mentioned by exact data, are deposited in the collections of the authors as evidence. Results During the thirty years of observations (1985-2015) Macrolepidoptera fauna of Komenski and Sežanski kras region, we recorded 755 species of Macrolepidoptera at the total of 422 inventories. Including some data before 1985, we collected 15,400 records of the species finds. A complete species checklist is shown in Table 2 and represents data for the 25 families of Macrolepidoptera, as day or night flying species. Families with the greatest number of species identified in the area are Noctuidae (230 species), followed by Geometridae (212 species) and Erebidae (83 species). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 82 By classifying and analyzing the data by zones we tried to determine the potential differences between them. Most of the records are from zone 1, 2 and 3, which repre- sent 83% of the total. Among the most notable is zone no. 1 with 38% of the performed examinations and the largest number of locations, which leads to a greater number of found species (636). Zones 4 and 5 were less often visited, due to greater distances from the place of residence, so the total number of data and collected species is smaller (Fig. 2). In zone 1, we find the majority of the species (56) which were found in only one of the zones. The zone 5 follows with 33 species, while in the central zones the number of such species is lower (Fig. 3). Overview of interesting species of the area This chapter presents some interesting, more scarce or locally distributed species with comments and specific data of findings. Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 83 Fig. 2: Number of species found in each zone Fig. 3: Number of species in this zone only Zygaenidae Jordanita budensis Ad. & Au. Spey. A rare species which with isolated populations occupies area from Spain through southern Europe, Asia Minor and the Caucasus to Mongolia. In neighborhood it has been found in the Trieste Karst Villa Opicina - Opčine (Deutsch, 2008). In Slovenia, it is known from Nanos (Štanta, Zadrgal personal observation), Vipava Valley and Kozina (Deutsch, 2008), southern slope of Trnovski gozd (Kovk, Kucelj) and Kačiči near Divača (S. Gomboc personal comment) and Brkini (S. Gomboc and M. Lasan personal comment). For the determination the analysis of genital structures, especially in females is necessary due to the visual similarity with related species Jordanita globulariae and Jordanita notata. The species is active during the day, at night it might come to artificial light, as came the specimen of 5.6.2014. Three males were found in Komenski Kras: Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 23.5.1999 1♂, 21.5.2000 1♂; Kob- jeglava – Jelenca, 6.5.2014 (RŠ&MZ) gen. prep. & coll. (RŠ); several specimens have been observed in Kazlje, 13.5.2015 3♂1♀ leg., gen. prep. & coll. (RŠ). Zygaena punctum Ochs. Mediterranean – Eastern European xerophilous species that inhabits karst meadows where its food plants of the genus Eryngium grow. As a rare species, it is regularly found in Goriški and Komenski kras. Occasionally more numerous populations occur in the area around Brestovica and Komen. Klariči, 4.6.1995, 1.7.1995, 24.6.1996; Opatje selo, 28.6.1996; Kostanjevica, 22.6.1997; Komen - Mali Dol, 20.5.2007; Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 20.5.2007; Kopriva, 29.5.2011; Vrhovlje, 6.6.2014 all leg. & coll. (RŠ); Klariči, 9.6.2013; Komen, 13.6.2013 both leg. & coll. (MZ). Hesperiidae Pyrgus malvae L. and Pyrgus malvoides Elw. & Edw. In the Atlas of butterflies of Slovenija (Verovnik et al., 2012) a doubt is expressed about the accuracy of the data collected on sister species P. malvae / malvoides in Primorska, where the species mix, so we conducted an analysis of the genital structures of all 24 specimens from the Karst, which were available to us. 16 specimens with a total of 8 locations belong to P. malvoides. The remaining 8 specimens belong to P. malvae, all from a single location - south-east from Krajna vas. Although all the spe- cimens are only from the zones 1, 2 and 3, they adequately complement the image of prevalence of P. malvoides at its eastern border, according to Koren et al., 2013. P. malvoides: Kostanjevica na Krasu, 22.4.1995 1♂1♀; Kostanjevica na Krasu, 20.4.1998 1♂2♀; Komen, 22.5.2010 1♂; Lipa na Krasu, 19.5.2010 2♂; Lipa na Krasu, 14.5.2011 1♀; Novelo, 14.5.2011 1♀; Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 23.5.2010 2♂; Škrbina, 6.5.2014 1♂ all leg., gen. prep. & coll. (RŠ); Opatje selo, 7.5.1995 1♂; Lipa na Krasu, 14.5.2000 1♂; Brestovica, 16.5.2000 1♂ all leg., gen. prep. & coll. (MZ). P. malvae: Krajna vas, 21.5.2014 7♂1♀ leg., gen. prep. & coll. (RŠ). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 84 Lycaenidae Polyommatus escheri Hübn. Escher's blue is in Slovenia only known from flysch slopes in the coastal part of Primorska and in a small area in the west of Ilirska Bistrica (Verovnik et al., 2012). By locating one male in Klariči near Brestovica is confirmed the data of 1992 that species is present also in Komenski Kras (UL97) (Čelik, Rebeušek, 1996): Klariči, 6.6.2012 leg. & coll. (MZ). Geometridae Rhoptria asperaria Hübn. It is distributed from the Canary Islands, via Morocco, Algeria and South Europe to Asia Minor. It is not rare in the coastal maquis of the Mediterranean countries, but is mostly local. It flies in at least two generations from March to November. In our vicinity it has been found in Friuli and Istria (Flamigni, et al., 2007). The only published data for Slovenia is one from the beginning of May 1854 from the vicinity of Gradišče at Vipava (Mann, 1854), so Carnelutti included it in the red list (Carnelutti, 1992a) as presumed extinct (EX?). It was found in one specimen in Kras: Komen, 24.9.2013 (RŠ&MZ) coll. (MZ). Ennomos quercaria Hübn. Widespread in southern and central Europe to Iran. It flies between May and Oc- tober in two generations. Inhabits oak forests because the larva feeds on various oaks - Quercus spp. In the south of the Apennine and the Balkan peninsulas it is quite Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 85 Fig. 4: Rhoptria asperaria female, Komen, 24.9.2013, leg. and coll. M. Zadrgal common, but in the north it is rarer and more local. It is very rare in Slovenia. Long after the discovery in Vipava (Mann, 1854) it was no longer observed, therefore the red list (Carnelutti, 1992a) classified it as extinct (EX) for the Dinaric karst region and possibly extinct (EX?) for the Primorska region. It was later found in Podgorski kras (Flamigni et al., 2007), 23.9.2011 leg. (CM&RŠ) coll. (CM), near Koper (M. Sukič personal comment) and in Kozjansko (S. Gomboc personal comment). We got it only once in Kras: Ponikve, 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ&CM) coll. (RŠ). Lycia graecarius Staud. The species can be found in southern and western Balkans, in Italy extends back to the western border of Friuli, which is also the most eastern border of a similar species Lycia florentina (Flamigni et al., 2007). It was noted for the Slovenian Pri- morska (Carnelutti, 1992a) due to some wrongly determinated specimens. From this sister species in Kras only Lycia graecarius is present. It flies from the end of February to April, depending on the height and it is relatively rare. Vojščica, 19.3.1988 (RŠ); Klariči, 18.3.1994 (RŠ&MZ); Kostanjevica na Krasu, 25.3.1994 (RŠ&MZ); Gorjansko, 26.2.1997 (RŠ&MZ); Jirmanec, 4.6.2011 (RŠ&MZ) – larva. Paraboarmia viertlii Boh. It is widespread in South East Europe and extends back to the Caucasus and the Middle East. It occurs in late June and early July. In Slovenia was first detected in Podgorski Kras (Habeler, 2011), which is also the only so far known location. We got it in three locations in Kras, in the woods and at the edge of the forest with plenty of oak, its food plant. Kopriva, 26.6.2011, 27.6.2012, 10.7.2013 all leg. & coll. (RŠ); Ponikve, 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ&CM); Podbreže, 12.7.2013 (RŠ&MZ); Kopriva, 6.7.2014 (RŠ&CM). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 86 Fig. 5: A female of Paraboarmia viertlii attracted by artificial ultra-violet light, Ponikve, 29.6.2013 Peribatodes correptaria Zell. Karst is situated at the western border of distribution of this geometrid moth of South-Eastern Europe. Its westernmost find, which is also the first finding in Italy (Deutsch, 2008), derives from the surroundings of Tržič – Monfalcone. In Carnelutti, 1992b, it is listed still as P. perversaria and mentioned in our country from Primorska. As it turned out later, this species is widespread only in Western Europe, so all the data in our region are attributed to the species P. correptaria. We found P. correptaria in three locations in Kras: Kobjeglava – Zavodi, 29.10.1995 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Jirmanec, 4.6.2011 and 14.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ); Komen, 24.9.2013 (RŠ&MZ). Eumannia lepraria Reb. Its prevalence area extends from Romania via Hungary and east Austria to the north of Italy. In Slovenia, it is known only from Primorska (Carnelutti, 1992b), listed as Tephronia sepiaria. Later species were separated, therefore the old data for T. sepiaria in our area are attributed to the species of E. lepraria. It flies in July and August and inhabits both warm, dry and as well highly humid biotopes. Larvae live on various lichens on wood and stone. Gorenja Brestovica, 20.7.1991 (RŠ&MZ); Temnica, 14.7.1994 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Lipa na Krasu, 18.7.1995 (RŠ&MZ); Zagrajec, 26.7.2008 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Trstelj – Vrtovka, 23.7.2009 (RŠ&MZ&TL); Temnica, 11.8.2011 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Jirmanec, 19.8.2011 (RŠ&MZ); Kopriva, 5.7.2013 leg. & coll. (MZ). Colostygia sericeata Schwin. It occurs in the Apennine and the Balkan Peninsulas. In Slovenia, it is known only from Primorska (Carnelutti, 1992), classified still as Colostygia multistrigaria. Since C. sericeata was only recently separated from the western C. multistrigaria, old data Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 87 Fig. 6: Eumannia lepraria male, Trstelj – Vrtovka, 23.7.2009, leg. and coll. R. Štanta of this species in our country can be attributed to C. sericeata. We found it in Bresto- viška dolina in Kras, where is most common in warm, dry, sunny slope, where thrives Asperula cynanchica L., one of its food plants. Other nutritional plant Galium verum L. can be found at the bottom of the valley, where geometrid moth however is much more rare. Klariči, 4.11.1993; Sela na Krasu, 10.11.2014 vse leg. & coll. MZ; Sela na Krasu, 14.11.2010, 9.11.2011, 25.11.2011, 6.11.2012; Gorjansko, 13.11.2010 all leg. & coll. (RŠ). Eupithecia schiefereri Boh. From the similar and more common E. venosata differs by a gray base color, in addition unambiguous determination requires analysis of the genital structures. Car- nelutti (1989) cited it from Krvavec. At Kras we found it on two locations of Komenski kras. Larvae could be found in June on Silene latifolia Poire. ssp. alba Mill., where they mainly feed with flowers and seeds. Komen – Jažmerca, 5.6.2010 1♂1♀ leg., gen. prep. & coll. (RŠ); Komen – Jažmerca, 19.5.2011 2♂2♀ (RŠ&MZ); Komen – Jažmerca, 10.5.2012 (larva 5.6.2011) leg. & coll. (RŠ); Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 9.5.2012 leg. & coll. (MZ). Eupithecia limbata Staud. Published records of the species in the Slovenian fauna can not be found. Heinz Habeler has found it at Podgorski Kras (S. Gomboc personal comment). In our vicinity it has been found in the Trieste Karst in Basovizza - Bazovica (www.lepifo- rum.de, 2013). The species is locally common in Spain and Italy, in the Balkans and in the Middle East. Tied to the karst terrain, where grows food plant genus Eryngium. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 88 Fig. 7: A male of Colostygia sericeata on a warm, dry karst slope near Sela na Krasu, 14.11.2010 Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 89 Fig. 8: Eupithecia schiefereri - full grown larva on its host plant Silene latifolia alba, Komen – Jažmerca, 10.6.2011 Fig. 9: Eupithecia schiefereri - three females and a male (above right), coll. R. Štanta Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 90 Fig. 11: Larva of Eupithecia limbata feeding on Eryngium amethystinum inflo- rescence, Hudi Log, 3.9.2012 Fig. 10: Male of Eupithecia limbata sitting on a limestone rock, ex. larva Lokvica – Medvejšče, 10.7.2015, leg. and coll. R. Štanta Five larvae were found on flowers of Eryngium amethystinum L. on three locations of Goriški kras: Lokvica-Segeti, 2.9.2011; Hudi Log, 3.9.2012; Hudi Log, 24.8.2013 all larvae leg. & det. (RŠ); Lokvica – Medvejšče, 10.7.2015, 12.7.2015 (larvae 14.9.2014) leg. & coll. (RŠ). Notodontidae Paradrymonia vittata Staud. This species of South European distribution reaches at our region the northeast limit of distribution. It is present throughout Kras and is not rare. It is tied to the forests and thickets, where thrives Acer campestre L., its plant nutrient. It flies from the beginning of May until mid-July. Here are only some data: Kostanjevica na Krasu, 11.7.1994 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Kostanjevica na Krasu, 1.7.1989 (RŠ&MZ); Gorenja Brestovica, 10.7.1997 (RŠ&ML); Jirmanec, 4.6.2011 (RŠ&MZ); Brestovica, 9.5.2013 (RŠ&MZ); Ponikve, 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ); Podbreže, 12.7.2013 (RŠ&MZ); Klariči, 18.6.2014 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Kopriva, 6.7.2014 (RŠ&CM). Erebidae Nudaria mundana L. European species that prefers rocky mountain areas above 700 m altitude, was found in the Kras at three lowland locations: Kopriva (280 m), Ponikve (325 m) and Lokev (455 m), dominated by dry meadows with hedges and forest edge. Lokev, 25.6.2010 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); Kopriva, 27.6.2012 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Ponikve, 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ&CM). Eilema pseudocomplana Dan. This species is locally distributed in central and southern Europe, from Spain to Iran and is not common. It has one generation which flies in July and August. In Slo- venia we have little published data, probably because of the similarity with E. com- plana, but is not uncommon on the Karst plateau, especially in August, when is the peak of its occurrence. Lokev, 4.9.2010 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); Skopo, 28.7.2011 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Temnica, 11.8.2012 (RŠ&MZ); Jirmanec, 28.7.2012 (RŠ&MZ); Komen, 5.8.2013 leg. & coll. (MZ). Amata marjana Staud. Some authors designate it as Amata kruegeri (Ragusa, 1904). Xerophilous species that inhabits dry, open karst meadows. In Goriški kras - around Brestovica and Lokvica two populations can be found, they occur approximately two weeks before the sister species of Amata phegea, common throughout all Karst. Lokvica, 18.6.1993, 18.6.2013; Lipa na Krasu, 13.6.1999; Klariči, 31.5.1998, 1.6.2001, 8.6.2013 all leg. & coll. (RŠ); Opatje selo, 18.6 2004 leg. & coll. (MZ). Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 91 Spiris slovenica Dan. Until now known as subspecies of Coscinia (Spiris) striata, has been now identified as a valid species (Huemer, 2012) which replaces the previously asserted C. striata in Slovenia, Italy, southern Austria and Croatia. It is active during the day, at night can be attracted with artificial light. Its habitat are dry meadows. At Kras is a common and widespread everywhere: Sežana - Dol Leskovec, 14.6.1986; Opatje selo, 8.7.1989; Dutovlje, 21.6.1991; Lipa na Krasu, 18.6.2001; Komen, 22.6.2013; Brestovica, 22.6.2013; Vrhovlje, 6.6.2014 all leg. & coll. (RŠ); Lokev, 9.6.2013 leg. & coll. (MZ). Hypena lividalis Hübn. This interesting South European erebid moth we got only once in the Komenski kras. It probably came to us as a migrant. Zagrajec, 30.9.2010 leg. & coll. (RŠ). Noctuidae Euchalcia modestoides Poole This Eurasian species is not common, it flies in June and July. One male was found southwest of Ponikve: Ponikve, 12.06.2013 leg. & coll. (RŠ). Cucullia gozmanyi G. & L. Ron. In Slovenia, it is known only in the Komenski kras (Lasan, 2000). Here are listed some of the findings, which expand the known distribution of the species to the Goriški kras: Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 15.4.1998 ex larva on Scrophularia phenicaeum L. (larvae 22.5.1997); Kostanjevica na Krasu, 3. - 15.4.1998 (larvae 29.5.1997); Hudi log, 20.4.1998 (larvae 29.5.1997); Lipa na Krasu, 15. - 18.4.2009 ex ovum on S. phenicaeum (ovum 9.5.2010, larvae 12. - 14.5.2010); Kobjeglava – Jelenca, 12. - 26.4.2001 (larvae 23.5.2000); Gorjansko, 2. - 8.6.2001 (larvae 21.5.2000) all leg. & coll. (RŠ). Schinia cardui Hübn. This owlet moth has been found so far in three locations in Slovenia: Laško (Car- nelutti, 1971), Košaki at Maribor (Lesar, Jež, 2006) and Sečovlje (S. Gomboc personal comment). From our proximity is known in Austria, Croatian Istria and Triest Karst, Fernetti (Fernetiči) (L. Morin personal comment). This xerophilous species we found in dry, open areas in Karst, particularly along the ways on Picris hieracioides L. where it feeds on flowers and seeds. Sežana, 4.9.2010 3x larvae (RŠ&MZ&BZ); Pliskovica, 9. - 12.8.2011 2♂1♀ (larvae 14.9.2010); Krajna vas, 14.8.2011 1♂ (larva 14.9.2010); Pliskovica, 24. - 28.7.2012 5♂6♀ (larvae 15.8.2011); Veliki Dol, 28.7.2012 1♂ (larva 15.8.2011); Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 92 Pliskovica, 15.8.2011 1♀, Lokvica – Medvejšče, 1.8.2012 1♀ all leg. & coll. (RŠ); Vojščica, 29.7.2012; Brje pri Komnu, 21.7.2013, 26.7.2014 all leg. & coll. (MZ). Oligia dubia Heyd. It occurs around the Alps from Switzerland to the Pannonian plains in the east. It is more common on the southern slopes of the Alps and the eastern provinces of the northern Adriatic. At Kras it is common from the middle of May until the end of June. In the middle of this period, when is its summit occurrence O. dubia is almost as frequent as O. latruncula. Typical pattern of the front wings differentiates O. dubia from O. latruncula due to the lighter colored field between the post-median fascia and sub-terminal fascia. In a typical O. dubia the lower part of the post-median fascia is light, almost white, and it is in the lower edge of the wings slightly curved outwards, while in a typical O. latruncula it is on average darker, almost straight and reaches the lower edge of the wing at right angle. There are also some exceptions, so an analysis of genital armatures is required. Kostanjevica na Krasu, 27.5.1988 (RŠ&MZ); Kobjeglava, 19.5.1997 (RŠ&MZ); Lokvica, 25.5.2002 (RŠ&BZ&SG); Lipa na Krasu, 12.5.2006 (RŠ&MZ); Zagrajec, 22.5.2009 (RŠ&MZ); Komen – Jažmerca, 5.6.2010 (RŠ&MZ&BZ); Komen, 19.5.2011 (RŠ&MZ); Kopriva, 30.5.2011 (RŠ); Skopo, 30.5.2011 and 10.6.2011 (RŠ); Jirmanec, 4.6.2011 (RŠ&MZ); Vrhpolje - Sv. Tomaž, 16.6.2012 (RŠ); Ponikve, 12.6.2013 (RŠ); Ponikve, 29.6.2013 (RŠ&MZ&CM); Brje pri Komnu, 25.4.2014 (RŠ&MZ) all gen. prep. & coll. (RŠ). Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 93 Fig. 12: Two caterpillars of Schinia cardui feeding on flowers of Picris hieracioi- des, Pliskovica, 14.9.2010 Perigrapha rorida Friv. Mediterranean-Asian owlet moth occurs in March and April. Larvae are fed exc- lusively with Paliurus spina-christi Mill. Regularly occurring in west of Goriški and Komenski kras. Klariči, 25.3.1994, 26.3.1995, 15.3.2002 (RŠ & MZ); Vojščica, 25.3.1996 leg. & coll. (RŠ); Klariči, 19. - 25.3.1996 ex larva leg. & coll. (RŠ); Klariči, 15.03.2014 leg. & coll. (MZ). Euxoa cos Hübn. It is a Mediterranean – West Asian species, Carnelutti (1992) is mentioning it for Vipava - old data. It has recently been found in Iamiano - Jamlje in Gorizia karst in Italy (Deutsch, 2008). One specimen was found also on the Slovenian side: Temnica, 29.8.2008 leg. & coll. (MZ). Discussion 755 species were found in the area of the Karst, compared with approximately 390 previously mentioned literature data, quite a significant increase in knowledge of Macrolepidoptera for Komenski and Sežanski kras. Comparison with approximately 670 recorded species on the more explored Italian side indicates that the vast majority of the registered fauna on the Italian side was found with our observations. Larger number of species is mostly due to greater surface of Kras on the Slovenian side and because there is a greater distance from the Gulf of Trieste, having on average, cooler climate. Typical species of these cooler areas, which are not confirmed for the Italian side, are populated in the southeastern and eastern part of the plateau. These are eg.: Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 94 Fig. 13: Euxoa cos male, Temnica, 29.8.2008, leg. and coll. M. Zadrgal Euphyia biangulata, Nudaria mundana, Brachionycha nubeculosa, Mniotype adusta, Staurophora celsia, Agrotis cinerea and others. Fauna on the Italian side leads in the number of hygrophilous species, some of them were not found on our side: Lycaena dispar Gastropacha populifolia, Perizoma flavofasciata, Cerura vinula, Herminia tenuialis, Deltote bankiana, Deltote uncula, Apterogenum ypsillon, Mythimna pallens, Mythimna impure and others. The literature does not always show the exact locations of these species; mainly they are surroundings of karst lakes, Doberdob lake - Lago di Doberdo and Prelosno lake - Lago di Pietrarossa and for some wetland areas of nearby Tržič - Monfalcone or Milje - Muggia. We found some hygrophilous species on the Slovenian side in the surroundings of ponds and their residues as the only surface water. The most suitable due to multiannual abandonment and large edge vegetation zone is a pond in Komen, where we found the majority of hygrophilous species: Athetis gluteosa, Rhizedra lutosa, Globia spar- ganii and others. There are fewer differences regarding xerophilous species among the Italian and the Slovenian part of the Karst. Thanks mainly to the warmer northwestern part on our side we found there almost all present species: Polygonia egea, Gnopharmia stevenaria, Rhoptria asperaria, Colostygia sericeata, Dysauxes famula, Metachrostis velox, Zebeeba falsalis, Meganephria bimaculosa, Dryobotodes monochroma, Aporo- phyla canescens, Perigrapha rorida and others. In the studied area of the Karst the most notable regarding diversity are zones 1 and 5. Among the 56 species, which were found only in the zone 1 stand out xerop- hilous species. The main factor is the impact of a warmer local climate, especially in Brestoviški dol and neighboring lower parts of Goriški and Komenski kras, where the influence of the sea could be felt. Therefore some xerophilous species we found only here: Acanthopsyche ecksteini, Pieris ergane, Polyommatus escheri, Polygonia egea, Nychiodes dalmatina, Amata marjana, Catocala conjuncta, Odice suava, Dry- obotodes carbonis, Perigrapha rorida, Euxoa cos and others. Another group typical only for zone 1 are random finds species, which are more common in the near Vipava Valley: Lycaena hippothoe, Clostera anastomosis, Glup- hisia crenata, Furcula furcula, Furcula bifida, Spilosoma lutea, Euproctis chrysorr- hoea, Sphrageidus similis, Acronicta auricoma, Apamea crenata. The discovery of Erebid moth Pelosia muscerda in Klariči is also interesting, the latter is probably accidental guest from the surroundings of karst lakes on the Italian side. Similarly, Dryobota labecula and Dryobotodes tenebrosa probably flew from the stands of holly oaks at the coast of the Gulf of Trieste. Zone 5 is the second according to the number of unique species. We found 33 species here which in other zones can not be found. A key role in this has the set of hills with altitude about 700 m from Jirmanec, more commonly known as Kokoš to V. Gradišče and Ograda. Colder climate on the top generates the presence of certain species, which were found only here: Peribatodes secundaria, Charissa obscurata, Scotopteryx moeniata, Catarhoe rubidata, Euphyia biangulata, Thera vetustata, Hy- drelia flammeolaria, Eupithecia trisignaria, Eupithecia absinthiata, Xanthia icteritia, Eugnorisma depuncta and others. Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 95 The warm southern slopes are different, there are some interesting xerophilous and mesophilous species: Phaiogramma etruscaria, Euphyia adumbraria, Horisme calligraphata, Perigrapha i-cinctum slovenica. For the entire Kras, especially for the central zones 2,3 and 4 which are characte- rized by the coexistence of species with different ecological requirements. This is enabled by a heterogeneous structure of microhabitats, conditioned by karst pheno- mena. Thus we find in small areas xerophilous, mesophilous and hygrophilous species. Hygrophilous species retain in sinkholes, some of the rarer are: Coenonympha oedip- pus, Acosmetia caliginosa, Photedes morrisii sohnretheli, Mythimna riparia, Orthosia gracilis. At the edge of sinkholes mesophilous species are found, among which we highlight Ennomos autumnaria, Odontopera bidentata, Polia nebulosa, Moma alpium; on the slopes xerophilous species of Lepidoptera, among the rarer eg.: Ennomos quercaria, Zekelita antiqualis, Praestilbia armeniaca, Aporophyla canescens. Among central zones slightly stands out zone 2 with 23 species which are not found elsewhere and consist of mainly xerophilous species: Gnopharmia stevenaria, Rhoptria asperaria, Eublemma parva, Epimecia ustula, because the lower southwest part of the zone falls within the warmer climate area. Due to the small number of inventories in zones 4 and 5, the number of species found there is the smallest. We expect that with additional research the differences in correlation with other zones will diminish, as in these two zones over 110 ubiquitous species are missing but are being represented in all other zones. A brief mention also deserve the most common species of Karst. In selection of the latter we took into account the average abundance throughout the period of 30 years. We canceled out seasonal fluctuations, which were quite large. Kras is being largely dominated by the tree species of Lepidoptera due to its overgrow with shrubs and trees. Among these species we can find: Colotois pennaria, Operophtera brumata, Eupithecia ericeata, Thaumetopoea pityocampa, Diloba caeruleocephala, Craniop- hora ligustri, Amphipyra pyramidea, Allophyes oxyacanthae, Conistra vaccinii, Co- nistra erythrocephala, Orthosia cerasi, Orthosia cruda. The butterflies were somewhat neglected in our observations, so we were unable to confirm all known species. According to the Atlas of butterflies of Slovenia (Verovnik & al., 2012) 9 additional species are also present: Leptotes pirithous, Satyrium acaciae, Satyrium w-album, Apatura ilia, Aphantopus hyperantus, Araschnia levana, Brenthis ino, Satyrus ferula and Colias hyale, as well as 15 species, which were found during the inventory of the Kras by Stanislav Gomboc: Hyles gallii, Laothoe populi, Peribatodes umbraria, Idaea muricata, Scopula confinaria, Nebula achromaria, Epirrita autumnata, Aplocera praeformata, Atolmis rubricollis, Hy- phoraia aulica, Lygephila procax, Eublemma ostrina, Bryophila domestica, Hoplod- rina octogenarian and Noctua orbona. A few more species known from the literature are expected to be found, but we have not managed to find them yet: Acanthopsyche atra, Apterona helicoidella (parth. form), Paranthrene tabaniformis, Synanthedon stomoxiformis, Daphnis nerii, Erannis ankeraria, Charissa variegata, Cerura vinula, Chelis maculosa, Catocala diversa, Omia cymbalariae, Dichonia aeruginea. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 96 Along with these, the number of species found in the Karst region rose to 791, which represents more than 52 % of known Macrolepidoptera species in Slovenia where from Carnelutti (1992a, 1992b), Gomboc & Lasan (2006) and Lesar & Govedič (2010) is to conclude that the slovenian fauna of Macrolepidoptera counts around 1500 species. For slovenian Kras is in older literature also mentioned Pyrgus onopordi, which now applies to extinct species in Slovenia (Verovnik & al., 2012) and some dubious species: Rebelia sapho, Asthena anseraria, Autophila anaphanes and Diarsia mendica, some of them had already been critically discussed: Pyrgus cirsii, Coscinia cribraria, Malacosoma franconica (Carnelutti, 1971). Species Conservation overview Karst is one of the hotspots of biodiversity, but we have witnessed accelerated change of the Kras area in recent decades. The main reason is the abandonment of traditional agricultural use of the landscape, resulting in overgrowth, thereby the re- ducement of the typical dry grasslands. The increase of urban environments, indu- strialization and the introduction of intensive farming also have a negative impact, but in the addressed area represent more marginal role. With the disappearance of the typical karst landscape we are losing the diversity of flora and fauna. The public is recently aware of this natural wealth, since almost the entire area of the central Kras has been placed in a special protection area Natura 2000 (Kras SI5000023), exempted are only Sežana, Divača and Kozina with their neighborhoods. In the attached checklist of species there are 67 species, which have the status of the endangered species in Slovenia (UL RS, 82/2002), from which 43 are in the cat- egory of endangered species - E and 24 of them are vulnerable species - V. There are 7 prioirity species living in Kras according to the Habitats Directive (92/43/EC), of those are 4 from Attachment II.: Callimorpha (Euplagia) quadripunc- taria, Coenonympha oedippus, Eriogaster catax in Euphydryas aurinia and 3 from Attachment IV.: Lopinga achine, Parnassius mnemosyne and Zerynthia polyxena. Protected species on the state level are laid down with Regulation of the conser- vation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora (Ur. l. RS, 2004a). 23 species are listed in both attachments. In Attachment 1, which protects the species and populations, there are 30 species from Kras (following in alphabetical order, as in the Regulation): Callimorpha (Eu- plagia) quadripunctaria, Carcharodus flocciferus (floccifera), Chazara briseis (Ex?), Chesias rufata, Coenonympha oedippus, Diaphora luctuosa, Eriogaster catax, Eu- blemma purpurina, Euphydryas aurinia, Eupithecia ochridata, Gnopharmia steve- naria, Gortyna puengeleri, Hecatera cappa, Hemaris fuciformis, Hemaris tityus, Lopinga achine, Nudaria mundana, Paradrymonia vittata, Parnassius mnemosyne, Perigrapha i-cinctum, Perisomena (Saturnia) caecigena, Phragmatobia luctifera, Plebicula (Polyommatus) escheri, Polygonia egea, Praestilbia armeniaca, Saturnia pyri, Schinia cardui, Zerynthia polyxena, Zygaena ephialtes, Zygaena punctum. Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 97 42 species is from Attachment 2, which protects habitats: Acanthopsyche zelleri, Apamea aquila, Archanara sparganii, Atethmia centrago, Athetis gluteosa, Callimor- pha (Euplagia) quadripunctaria, Carcharodus flocciferus (floccifera), Chazara briseis (Ex?), Chesias rufata, Chortodes (Photedes) morrisii sohnretheli (in Regulation as Chortodes morrisii and Chortodes sohnretheli), Coenonympha oedippus, Colostygia sericeata, Coscinia slovenica (in Regulation as Coscinia striata), Crassagrotis crassa (Agrotis bigramma), Cucullia gozmanyi, Diaphora luctuosa, Eilema pseudocomplana, Eriogaster catax, Eublemma purpurina, Euphydryas aurinia, Eupithecia ochridata, Euxoa cos, Gnopharmia stevenaria, Hemaris fuciformis, Hemaris tityus, Metachrostis dardouini, Metachrostis velox, Nudaria mundana, Odice suava, Orbona fragariae, Parnassius mnemosyne, Perigrapha i-cinctum, Phragmatobia luctifera, Plebicula (Polyommatus) escheri, Plebicula (Polyommatus) thersites, Polygonia egea, Praestil- bia armeniaca, Rhizedra lutosa, Rhyparia purpurata, Zerynthia polyxena, Zygaena ephialtes, Zygaena punctum. 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S p. / T ax on Z on e Fl yi ng p er io d Fr eq ue nc y N ot e 1 2 3 4 5 H EP IA LI D A E (2 ) Tr io di a sy lv in a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 8, 9 co m m on Ph ar m ac is lu pu lin a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5 ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 3. 5. 19 97 (R Š& M Z& SG ); K ob je gl av a - Z av od i, 8. 5. 20 01 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 9 .5 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 19 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z) PS Y C H ID A E (1 3) D ah lic a tr iq ue tr el la (p ar th . f or m ) ( H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x 3, 4 ve ry c om m on Lo kv ic a, 7 .4 .2 00 6 e. p . 3 0. 3. 20 06 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 9 .5 .2 00 8 e. l. 2 5. 2. 20 08 (R Š) Ta le po ri a po lit el la (O ch se nh ei m er , 1 81 6) x x x x 4, 5 co m m on O pa tje se lo , 2 9. 3. 20 07 e . p . 2 0. 3. 20 07 (M Z) ; Lo kv ic a, 1 9. 4. 20 07 e . p . 3 0. 3. 20 07 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 0. 5. 20 08 e . l . 2 5. 2. 20 08 (R Š) Ps yc he c ra ss io re lla (B ru an d, 1 85 1) x x x 3, 4, 5 no t c om m on Li pa n a K ra su , 2 0. 4. 19 96 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok vi ca , 30 .3 .2 00 6 (R Š) - la rv ae ; M ire n - G m aj na , 15 .5 .2 01 2 e. l. 1 5. 4. 20 12 (R Š) Bi ju gi s b om by ce lla (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Re be lia p er lu ci de lla (B ru an d, 1 85 3) x x x x x 4, 5 co m m on Ep ic hn op te ri x ko va cs iS ie de r, 19 55 x x 3, 4 no t c om m on N ov el o, 5 .4 .1 98 7 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 20 .4 .1 99 6 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 15 .3 .1 99 8 (R Š) Ac an th op sy ch e ec ks te in i( Le de re r 1 85 5) x 4 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 .4 .2 00 7 e. l. 2 .9 .2 00 6 on S at ur ej a m on ta na an d G en is ta g er m an ic a (R Š) ; L ok vi ca , 9. 4. 20 07 (R Š& M Z) Ac an th op sy ch e ze lle ri (M an n, 1 85 5) x x x 4 co m m on Lo kv ic a, 2 3. 4. 20 06 (R Š) ; O pa tje se lo , 7 .4 .2 00 7 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 4. 20 07 (R Š) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 104 C an ep ho ra h ir su ta (P od a, 1 76 1) x x 6 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 6. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 4 .6 .2 01 4 e. p . 2 5. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Pa ch yt he lia v ill os el la (O ch se nh ei m er , 1 81 0) x x 5, 6 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 9 .6 .2 00 0 (M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 6 .6 .2 01 1 (M Z) ; K om en , 2 8. 5. 20 12 (M Z) Pt ilo ce ph al a pl um ife ra m ed ite rr an ea (L ed er er 1 85 2) x x 3, 4 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 2 0. 4. 19 96 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 6. 3. 19 97 (R Š) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 4. 4. 19 99 (M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 7. 4. 20 06 (R Š) M eg al op ha ne s v ic ie lla (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6 co m m on Ph al ac ro pt er ix p ra ec el le ns (S ta ud in ge r, 18 70 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4 ve ry c om m on C O SS ID A E (4 ) C os su s c os su s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re K la rič i, 16 .5 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ); K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) Pa ra hy po pt a ca es tr um (H üb ne r, 18 03 -1 80 8) x x x 6, 7 ra re G or en ja B re st ov ic a, 2 0. 7. 19 91 (R Š& M Z) ; Š kr bi na , 18 .7 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 2 6. 7. 20 08 (R Š& M Z) ; V el ik i D ol , 2 7. 6. 20 12 (R Š) D ys pe ss a ul ul a (B or kh au se n, 1 79 0) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on Ze uz er a py ri na (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x 6, 7, 8, 10 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 2 .1 0. 19 95 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ); K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) SE SI ID A E (4 ) Sy na nt he do n an dr en ae fo rm is (L as pe yr es , 1 80 1) x / ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 3. 4. 20 06 - la rv ae o n Vi bu rn um la nt an a (R Š) Sy na nt he do n m yo pa ef or m is (B or kh au se n, 1 78 9) x / no t c om m on K om en , 1 2. 4. 20 07 - la rv ae o n M al us d om es tic a (R Š) Sy na nt he do n tip ul ifo rm is (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x / no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 4. 5. 20 03 - la rv ae o n Ri be s sp p. (R Š) C ha m ae sp he ci a ae ri fr on s( Ze lle r, 18 47 ) x / no t c om m on V oj šč ic a, 2 7. 12 .2 01 2 (R Š) ; S el o na K ra su , 2. 11 .2 01 3 (R Š) - ex uv ia e an d la rv ae in th e ro ot s o f Sa tu re ja m on ta na Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 105 H ET ER O G Y N ID A E (1 ) H et er og yn is p en el la (H üb ne r, 18 19 ) x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 pu pa (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 9. 6. 20 13 e . p . 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; V rh ov lje , 6. 6. 20 14 e xu vi ae (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 3. 5. 20 15 (R Š) LI M A C O D ID A E (1 ) Ap od a lim ac od es (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on ZY G A EN ID A E (1 6) Jo rd an ita b ud en si s( A d. & A u. S pe ye r, 18 58 ) x x 5 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Jo rd an ita n ot at a (Z el le r, 18 47 ) x x 6 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 9 .6 .2 00 2 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) - in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) Jo rd an ita c hl or os (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x 6, 7 ra re Ji rm an ec , 1 6. 7. 20 10 (M Z) ; J irm an ec , 8 .7 .2 01 1 (R Š) Jo rd an ita g lo bu la ri ae (H üb ne r, 17 93 ) x x x x x 5, 6 co m m on Ad sc ita m an ni i( Le de re r, 18 53 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 co m m on Ad sc ita st at ic es (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 2 6. 5. 20 00 (R Š) Zy ga en a pu nc tu m O ch se nh ei m er , 1 80 8 x x x 5, 6 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Zy ga en a pu rp ur al is (B rü nn ic h, 1 76 3) x x x x x 4, 5, 6 ve ry c om m on Zy ga en a ca rn io lic a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 6, 7 co m m on Zy ga en a lo ti (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on Zy ga en a os te ro de ns is R ei ss , 1 92 1 x x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje S el o, 9 .6 .1 99 5 (M Z) ; K la rič i, 31 .5 .1 99 8 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 2 6. 5. 20 00 (R Š) Zy ga en a vi ci ae (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 6 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 9 .6 .2 00 0 (M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 9. 6. 20 02 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 1 7. 6. 20 11 (R Š) Zy ga en a ep hi al te s( Li nn ae us , 1 76 7) x 6 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 25 .6 .1 98 8 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 5. 7. 19 95 (M Z) Zy ga en a tr an sa lp in a (E sp er , 1 78 0) x x x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on N ov a va s, 14 .9 .2 01 4 - u nu su al d at e, o ne m al e ob se rv ed Zy ga en a fil ip en du la e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on Zy ga en a lo ni ce ra e (S ch ev en , 1 77 7) x x x x 5, 6 co m m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 106 TH Y R ID ID A E (1 ) Th yr is fe ne st re lla (S co po li, 1 76 3) x 6, 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 8 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 24 .6 .1 99 6 (R Š) PA PI LI O N ID A E (4 ) Ze ry nt hi a po ly xe na (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 6. 4. 19 89 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 2 6. 4. 20 00 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 1 8. 4. 20 09 (R Š) Pa rn as si us m ne m os yn e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on K ob je gl av a, 1 5. 6. 19 90 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 1 9. 5. 19 91 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 4. 5. 20 10 (M Z) ; K az lje , 13 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š) Ip hi cl id es p od al ir iu s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on Pa pi lio m ac ha on Li nn ae us , 1 75 8 x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on H ES PE R II D A E (1 5) Er yn ni s t ag es (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on C ar ch ar od us a lc ea e (E sp er , 1 78 0) x 6 ve ry ra re B re st ov ic a, 2 8. 6. 19 95 (R Š) C ar ch ar od us fl oc ci fe ra (Z el le r, 18 47 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re K la rič i, 31 .5 .1 99 8 (R Š) ; L ok ev , 8 .7 .2 00 2 (R Š) ; Li pa n a K ra su , 2 2. 5. 20 10 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a, 22 .5 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š) ; V rh ov lje , 6 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Sp ia lia se rt or iu s( H of fm an ns eg g, 1 80 4) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on Py rg us c ar th am i( H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on B re st ov ic a, 1 6. 6. 20 02 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 30 .6 .1 99 0 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 2 2. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 2 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 6 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Py rg us m al va e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 5 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Py rg us m al vo id es (E lw es & E dw ar ds , 1 89 7) x x 4, 5, 6 no t c om m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Py rg us a rm or ic an us (O be rth ür , 1 91 0) x x x 5, 6 ra re K la rič i, 6. 5. 20 00 (M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 2 2. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K om en , 2 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 22 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š) ; V rh ov lje , 6 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) ; L ok ev , 6. 6. 20 14 (R Š) Py rg us a lv eu s t re be vi ce ns is (W ar re n, 1 92 6) x 6 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 6 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 107 H et er op te ru s m or ph eu s( Pa lla s, 17 71 ) x x x 6, 7 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 3. 6. 20 06 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a, 1 5. 6. 19 90 (R Š) C ar te ro ce ph al us p al ae m on (P al la s, 17 71 ) x 5 ve ry ra re Šk rb in a, 6 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š) Th ym el ic us li ne ol a (O ch se nh ei m er , 1 80 8) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Th ym el ic us sy lv es tr is (P od a, 1 76 1) x x 6, 7 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 9. 6. 20 10 (R Š) ; D ob ra vl je , 20 .7 .2 01 3 (R Š) H es pe ri a co m m a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on O ch lo de s s yl va nu s( Es pe r, 17 77 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on PI ER ID A E (1 2) Le pt id ea si na pi s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on An th oc ha ri s c ar da m in es (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6 co m m on Ap or ia c ra ta eg i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 2. 4. 19 81 (R Š) - th e ea rli es t d at e Pi er is b ra ss ic ae (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on Pi er is m an ni i( M ay er , 1 85 1) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Pi er is ra pa e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Pi er is e rg an e (G ey er , 1 82 8) x 6, 8 ve ry ra re V al e, 2 3. 6. 19 99 (R Š) ; V oj šč ic a, 1 8. 8. 20 02 (R Š) Pi er is n ap i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Po nt ia e du sa (F ab ric iu s, 17 77 ) x x x 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on C ol ia s c ro ce us (G eo ff ro y & F ou rc ro y, 1 78 5) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 co m m on C ol ia s a lfa ca ri en si sR ib be , 1 90 5 x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on G on ep te ry x rh am ni (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 1 - 1 2 co m m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 108 LY C A EN ID A E (3 0) H am ea ri s l uc in a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 7, 8 co m m on K op riv a, 2 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š) Ly ca en a ph la ea s( Li nn ae us , 1 76 1) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1 0, 11 co m m on K op riv a an d V rh ov lje , 1 7. 8. 20 13 (R Š) Ly ca en a tit yr us (P od a, 1 76 1) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on Ly ca en a al ci ph ro n (R ot te m bu rg , 1 77 5) x 5 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 2 6. 5. 20 12 (M Z) Ly ca en a hi pp ot ho e (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x 6, 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 9. 7. 19 89 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 3 0. 6. 19 90 (R Š) Fa vo ni us q ue rc us (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re C al lo ph ry s r ub i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6 co m m on Sa ty ri um sp in i( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 6, 7 co m m on Sa ty ri um il ic is (E sp er , 1 77 9) x x x x x 6, 7 ve ry c om m on C ac yr eu s m ar sh al li B ut le r, 18 98 x 9, 10 no t c om m on O pa tje se lo , 2 1. 9. 20 11 (R Š) ; N ov a va s, 14 .1 0. 20 12 (R Š) C up id o m in im us (F ue ss ly , 1 77 5) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 co m m on K op riv a, 2 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š) C up id o ar gi ad es (P al la s, 17 71 ) x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on C up id o al ce ta s( H of fm an ns eg g, 1 80 4) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on C el as tr in a ar gi ol us (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on K op riv a, 2 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; S ko po , 1 7. 8. 20 13 (R Š) Ps eu do ph ilo te s v ic ra m a (M oo re , 1 86 5) x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ra re G or en ja B re st ov ic a, 1 6. 4. 19 95 (R Š) ; O pa tje se lo , 19 .4 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 2 6. 4. 20 00 (R Š) Sc ol ita nt id es o ri on (P al la s, 17 71 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on G la uc op sy ch e al ex is (P od a, 1 76 1) x x x 4, 5 ra re Pl eb ei us a rg us (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ve ry c om m on Pl eb ei us id as (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 109 Pl eb ei us a rg yr og no m on (B er gs trä ss er , 1 77 9) x x x 5, 6, 7, 9 no t c om m on Ar ic ia a ge st is (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Po ly om m at us se m ia rg us (R ot te m bu rg , 1 77 5) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Po ly om m at us e sc he ri (H üb ne r, 18 23 ) x 6 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Po ly om m at us d or yl as (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 4, 5, 6, 7 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 3. 4. 19 88 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 8. 6. 19 93 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 4. 5. 20 11 (R Š) Po ly om m at us a m an du s( Sc hn ei de r, 17 92 ) x 5, 6 no t c om m on K rv av i P ot ok , 3 0. 6. 19 92 (R Š) ; V rh po lje - Sv . To m až , 1 6. 6. 20 12 (R Š) ; L ok ev , 9 .6 .2 01 3 (M Z) Po ly om m at us th er si te s( C an te ne r, 18 35 ) x x 5, 6 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 2 6. 5. 20 12 (M Z) ; K la rič i, 11 .6 .2 01 0 (M Z) Po ly om m at us ic ar us (R ot te m bu rg , 1 77 5) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Po ly om m at us d ap hn is (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 6, 7, 8 ra re Po ly om m at us b el la rg us (R ot te m bu rg , 1 77 5) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Po ly om m at us c or id on (P od a, 1 76 1) x x x x x 7, 8 ve ry c om m on Pl is ko vi ca , K op riv a, S ko po , D ut ov lje , V rh ov lje , Se ža na - D ol L es ko ve c al l 1 7. 8. 20 13 (R Š) N Y M PH A LI D A E (4 9) Li by th ea c el tis (L ai ch ar tin g, 1 78 2) x x x 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 co m m on Pa ra rg e ae ge ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on La si om m at a m eg er a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on La si om m at a m ae ra (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on Lo pi ng a ac hi ne (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x 6 ve ry ra re Se ža na - D ol L es ko ve c, 1 4. 6. 19 86 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 18 .6 .1 99 3 (R Š) C oe no ny m ph a oe di pp us (F ab ric iu s, 17 87 ) x x x 6, 7 no t c om m on O pa tje se lo , 8 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š) ; L ok vi ca , 2 0. 6. 19 98 (R Š) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 1 2. 6. 19 99 (M Z) ; P lis ko vi ca , 23 .6 .1 99 9 (R Š) ; V al e, 2 3. 6. 19 99 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 8. 6. 20 01 (R Š) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 110 C oe no ny m ph a ar ca ni a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on C oe no ny m ph a gl yc er io n (B or kh au se n, 1 78 8) x 6, 7 co m m on Lo ke v, 8 .7 .2 00 2 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 17 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š) C oe no ny m ph a pa m ph ilu s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Er eb ia a et hi op s( Es pe r, 17 77 ) x x x 7, 8 no t c om m on K ob je gl av a, 5 .8 .1 98 8 (R Š) ; O pa tje se lo , 1 1. 8. 20 06 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 8 .7 .2 01 1 (R Š) Er eb ia m ed us a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 5, 6 no t c om m on Po vi r, 22 .5 .2 00 5 (R Š) ; L ok ev , 9 .6 .2 01 3 (M Z) Py ro ni a tit ho nu s( Li nn ae us , 1 76 7) x x x x 7, 8, 9 co m m on Pl is ko vi ca , 1 0. 8. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, D ut ov lje , V rh ov lje a ll 17 .8 .2 01 3 (R Š) M an io la ju rt in a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on M el an ar gi a ga la th ea (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on M in oi s d ry as (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 co m m on Pl is ko vi ca , K op riv a, S ko po , D ut ov lje , V rh ov lje , Se ža na - D ol L es ko ve c al l 1 7. 8. 20 13 (R Š) ; V el ik i D ol , 1 3. 8. 20 14 (R Š) Br in te si a ci rc e (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Pl is ko vi ca a nd S ko po , 2 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š) Ar et hu sa na a re th us a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Pl is ko vi ca , K op riv a, S ko po , D ut ov lje , V rh ov lje , Se ža na - D ol L es ko ve c al l 1 7. 8. 20 13 (R Š) ; V el ik i D ol , 1 3. 8. 20 14 (R Š) C ha za ra b ri se is (L in na eu s, 17 64 ) x 8 EX ? M ire n - G m aj na , 7 .8 .1 97 6 (R Š) ; O pa tje se lo , 19 .8 .1 97 8 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 5. 7. 19 81 (R Š) - it ha s n ot b ee n ob se rv ed a fte r t ha t d at e H ip pa rc hi a se m el e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Pl is ko vi ca , K op riv a, S ko po , D ut ov lje , V rh ov lje a ll 17 .8 .2 01 3 (R Š) H ip pa rc hi a fa gi (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Ar gy nn is p ap hi a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Ar gy nn is a gl aj a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8 co m m on Ar gy nn is a di pp e (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8 co m m on Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 111 Ar gy nn is n io be (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on Is so ri a la th on ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Br en th is d ap hn e (B er gs trä ss er , 1 78 0) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Br en th is h ec at e (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Bo lo ri a eu ph ro sy ne (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6 ra re Šk rb in a, 2 4. 4. 19 94 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 31 .5 .1 99 8 (R Š) ; Za gr aj ec , 1 .6 .2 00 3 (R Š) ; Š to rje , 6 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z) Bo lo ri a di a (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 co m m on Li m en iti s c am ill a (L in na eu s, 17 64 ) x 7 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 14 .7 .1 99 2 (R Š) Li m en iti s r ed uc ta St au di ng er , 1 90 1 x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 no t c om m on V rh ov lje , 6 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) N ep tis ri vu la ri s( Sc op ol i, 17 63 ) x 8 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 28 .8 .1 99 3 (R Š) N ym ph al is a nt io pa (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 5 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 5. 19 91 (R Š) N ym ph al is p ol yc hl or os (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 2, 3, 4, 6 no t c om m on Ag la is u rt ic ae (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6 no t c om m on Ag la is io (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on Va ne ss a at al an ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 1 - 1 2 no t c om m on Va ne ss a ca rd ui (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Po ly go ni a eg ea (C ra m er , 1 77 5) x 6, 8 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 9 .8 .1 98 7 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 30 .6 .1 98 8 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 28 .8 .1 99 3 (R Š) ; B re st ov ic a, 2 8. 6. 19 95 (R Š) Po ly go ni a c- al bu m (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on M el ita ea c in xi a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on M el ita ea d ia m in a (L an g, 1 78 9) x x 6 ve ry ra re Se ža na - D ol L es ko ve c, 1 4. 6. 19 86 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 3 0. 6. 19 90 (R Š) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 112 M el ita ea p ho eb e (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ve ry c om m on M el ita ea d id ym a (E sp er , 1 77 8) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ve ry c om m on M el ita ea tr iv ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 6, 7, 8 ra re K ob je gl av a, 5 .8 .1 98 8 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 16 .8 .1 98 9 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 1 9. 5. 19 91 (R Š) M el ita ea a th al ia (R ot te m bu rg , 1 77 5) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ve ry c om m on M el ita ea a ur el ia N ic ke rl, 1 85 0 x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on M el ita ea b ri to m ar tis A ss m an n, 1 84 7 x x x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on Eu ph yd ry as a ur in ia (R ot te m bu rg , 1 77 5) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on O pa tje S el o, 1 4. 5. 19 89 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 2 1. 6. 19 91 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a, 2 6. 5. 20 00 (R Š) ; V rh ov lje , 8. 6. 20 04 (R Š) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š) D R EP A N ID A E (9 ) Th ya tir a ba tis (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on H ab ro sy ne p yr ito id es (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x 5, 8, 9 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 2. 5. 20 06 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 11 .8 .2 00 8 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 1 9. 5. 20 15 (R Š& M Z) Te th ea o r( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 ra re D ut ov lje , 1 6. 5. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 11 .7 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - Z av od i, 8. 5. 20 01 (R Š& M Z) C ym at op ho ri na d ilu ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Po ly pl oc a ri de ns (F ab ric iu s, 17 87 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on As ph al ia ru fic ol lis (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4 ve ry c om m on W at so na lla b in ar ia (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on W at so na lla c ul tr ar ia (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 7, 9 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 7. 19 98 (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 7. 9. 20 13 (R Š) C ili x gl au ca ta (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 ra re K ob je gl av a, 7 .9 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 2 8. 3. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 113 LA SI O C A M PI D A E (1 4) Po ec ilo ca m pa p op ul i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x 10 ,1 1, 12 co m m on K az lje , 3 1. 10 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) - th e ea rli es t d at e Tr ic hi ur a cr at ae gi (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on Er io ga st er la ne st ri s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x 3, 4 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 2 .5 .2 00 4 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 2 .5 .2 00 4 (R Š) - l ar va e on C ra ta eg us sp p. Er io ga st er ri m ic ol a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 10 ,1 1 ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 1 8. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 29 .1 0. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 3 1. 10 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; I va nj i G ra d, 9 .1 1. 20 12 (R Š) Er io ga st er c at ax (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 10 ,1 1 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 .1 1. 19 93 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 2 9. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 9 .1 1. 19 96 e . l . ( R Š) M al ac os om a ne us tr ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 6, 7 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 7. 19 98 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ) M al ac os om a ca st re ns is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7 no t c om m on La si oc am pa tr ifo lii (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on La si oc am pa q ue rc us (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 7, 8 ra re M ac ro th yl ac ia ru bi (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 4, 5 no t c om m on D en dr ol im us p in i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Ji rm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) - th e la te st d at e Ph yl lo de sm a tr em ul ifo lia (H üb ne r, 18 10 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6 co m m on G as tr op ac ha q ue rc ifo lia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 7. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 1 7. 7. 19 93 (M Z) ; T rs te lj, 1 6. 7. 20 10 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š) O do ne st is p ru ni (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on O pa tje se lo , 1 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; T rs te lj, 1 4. 6. 19 91 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 6. 7. 20 14 (R Š& C M ) B R A H M A EI D A E (1 ) Le m on ia ta ra xa ci (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 4. 9. 19 93 (R Š) ; V oj šč ic a, 11 .1 0. 19 96 (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 9. 20 14 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 114 EN D R O M ID A E (1 ) En dr om is v er si co lo ra (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4 no t c om m on SA TU R N II D A E (5 ) Ag lia ta u (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 4, 5 ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 9. 5. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 30 .4 .2 00 3 (R Š& M Z) ; P ov ir, 2 8. 4. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; Ji rm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Sa tu rn ia p yr i( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6 no t c om m on Sa tu rn ia p av on ie lla (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 3, 4 no t c om m on Sa tu rn ia c ae ci ge na K up id o, 1 82 5 x x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) - th e ea rli es t d at e, la rv ae o n Q ue rc us p et ra ea An th er ae a ya m am ai (G ué rin -M én ev ill e, 1 86 1) x x x x x 7, 8 no t c om m on SP H IN G ID A E (1 4) M ar um ba q ue rc us (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8 co m m on N ov el o, 9 .7 .2 00 2 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 2 7. 6. 20 12 (R Š) M im as ti lia e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on Sm er in th us o ce lla ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 6 .6 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) Ag ri us c on vo lv ul i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on Ac he ro nt ia a tr op os (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 8, 9, 10 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 9 .1 0. 19 95 (R Š) ; M al i D ol , 2 6. 8. 20 14 e . l . 22 .7 .2 01 4 (M Z) Sp hi nx li gu st ri Li nn ae us , 1 75 8 x x 7, 8 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 6. 7. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 15 .8 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) Sp hi nx p in as tr iL in na eu s, 17 58 x x x x x 5, 6, 7 co m m on H em ar is ti ty us (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 5 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 2 6. 5. 20 12 (M Z) ; P od br ež e, 6 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 115 H em ar is fu ci fo rm is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 5. 19 91 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 4. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š) M ac ro gl os su m st el la ta ru m (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on H yl es e up ho rb ia e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 6 ra re Tr st el j, 14 .6 .1 99 1 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok vi ca , 2 6. 8. 20 08 (R Š) la rv ae ; M ire n - G m aj na , 7 .9 .2 00 8 (R Š) la rv ae H yl es li vo rn ic a (E sp er , 1 78 0) x x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 6 .5 .1 98 8 (R Š& M Z) ; Ji rm an ec , 8. 5. 20 15 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) D ei le ph ila e lp en or (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 0. 6. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 22 .5 .1 99 3 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 1 2. 7. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 2 5. 6. 20 10 (R Š& M Z) D ei le ph ila p or ce llu s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on G EO M ET R ID A E (2 12 ) Ab ra xa s g ro ss ul ar ia ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 6, 7 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 .7 .1 98 7 (M Z) Li gd ia a du st at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on St eg an ia tr im ac ul at a (d e V ill er s, 17 89 ) x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry ra re V rh po lje - Sv . T om až , 1 6. 6. 20 12 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 14 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 1 7. 7. 20 15 (R Š) H el io m at a gl ar ea ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on M ac ar ia a lte rn at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on M ac ar ia li tu ra ta (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on C hi as m ia c la th ra ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Is tu rg ia a re na ce ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 7, 8 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 1 3. 8. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; G or en ja B re st ov ic a, 2 0. 7. 19 91 (R Š& M Z) G no ph ar m ia st ev en ar ia (B oi sd uv al , 1 84 0) x 5 ve ry ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 2 .5 .1 99 9 (R Š& M Z) Rh op tr ia a sp er ar ia (H üb ne r, 18 17 ) x 9 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Pe tr op ho ra c hl or os at a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 116 Pl ag od is p ul ve ra ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 3, 4, 7, 8 no t c om m on Po ni kv e, 3 0. 3. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Pl ag od is d ol ab ra ri a (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 9 .7 .2 00 2 (R Š& M Z) ; Te m ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 08 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 2 .9 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; T rs te lj, 1 6. 7. 20 10 (R Š) O pi st ho gr ap tis lu te ol at a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Ps eu do pa nt he ra m ac ul ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5 ve ry c om m on Ap ei ra sy ri ng ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 6, 7, 9 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 1. 9. 19 90 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en - Ja žm er ca , 5 .6 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; K op riv a, 18 .9 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z& C M ) En no m os a ut um na ri a (W er ne bu rg , 1 85 9) x x 9 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a, 7 .9 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) En no m os q ue rc in ar ia (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x 6 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 2 5. 6. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& B Z) En no m os e ro sa ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 9, 10 ra re K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 3 0. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) En no m os q ue rc ar ia (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x 6 ve ry ra re Po ni kv e, 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Se le ni a de nt ar ia (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 5, 7, 8 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 2. 5. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 24 .4 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 08 (R Š) ; K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) Se le ni a lu nu la ri a (H üb ne r, 17 88 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Se le ni a te tr al un ar ia (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 co m m on Ar tio ra e vo ny m ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 7 ve ry ra re Sk op o, 2 8. 7. 20 11 (R Š) O do nt op er a bi de nt at a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x 5 ve ry ra re K op riv a, 1 5. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) C ro ca lli s t us ci ar ia (B or kh au se n, 1 79 3) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on C ro ca lli s e lin gu ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 co m m on Li pa n a K ra su , 1 .8 .2 00 9 (R Š) - th e ea rli es t d at e Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 117 O ur ap te ry x sa m bu ca ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 6 ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 0. 6. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ) C ol ot oi s p en na ri a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on An ge ro na p ru na ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 6, 7, 8 ra re Ap oc he im a hi sp id ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4 co m m on Ph ig al ia p ilo sa ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 2, 3 ve ry c om m on Ly ci a hi rt ar ia (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x x 3, 4 ve ry c om m on Ly ci a gr ae ca ri us (S ta ud in ge r, 18 61 ) x x x 2, 3 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Bi st on st ra ta ri a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x 2, 3, 4 ra re Bi st on b et ul ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on Ag ri op is le uc op ha ea ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 1, 2, 3 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .3 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 2 6. 2. 19 97 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 16 .1 .1 99 8 (R Š) Ag ri op is b aj ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 10 ,1 1, 12 co m m on Ag ri op is a ur an tia ri a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x 11 ve ry ra re K az lje , 1 4. 11 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) Ag ri op is m ar gi na ri a (F ab ric iu s, 17 76 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4 co m m on Er an ni s d ef ol ia ri a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x 11 ,1 2 co m m on N yc hi od es d al m at in a W ag ne r, 19 09 x 7 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 5. 7. 19 95 (M Z) M en op hr a ab ru pt ar ia (T hu nb er g, 1 79 2) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Sy no ps ia so ci ar ia (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on O pa tje se lo , 1 .6 .1 99 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 7. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 2 2. 5. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 7 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š) Pa ra bo ar m ia v ie rt lii (B oh at sc h, 1 88 3) x x 6, 7 no t c om m on K op riv a, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 2 7. 6. 20 12 (R Š) ; Po ni kv e, 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ); K op riv a, 5. 7. 20 13 (M Z) ; P od br ež e, 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 118 Pe rib at od es rh om bo id ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 ve ry c om m on Pe ri ba to de s s ec un da ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 6 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Pe ri ba to de s c or re pt ar ia (Z el le r, 18 47 ) x x 6, 9, 10 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Se lid os em a pl um ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 9 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 3 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& C M ) C le or a ci nc ta ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 no t c om m on Al ci s r ep an da ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 .6 .1 99 1 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 3 0. 5. 20 11 (R Š) H yp om ec is ro bo ra ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 6. 5. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 3 0. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 7 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) H yp om ec is p un ct in al is (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 co m m on V oj šč ic a, 1 1. 10 .1 99 6 (R Š) Fa gi vo ri na a re na ri a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Po vi r, 28 .4 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) As co tis se le na ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on Ec tr op is c re pu sc ul ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on K az lje , 2 8. 3. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) Em at ur ga a to m ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Eu m an ni a le pr ar ia (R eb el , 1 90 9) x x x x 7, 8 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Bu pa lu s p in ia ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on C ab er a pu sa ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on Lo m og ra ph a bi m ac ul at a (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 7, 9 ve ry ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 3 0. 4. 20 03 (R Š& M Z) ; T rs te lj, 16 .7 .2 01 0 (R Š) ; S ko po , 3 .9 .2 01 1 (R Š) Lo m og ra ph a te m er at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 ra re Th er ia ru pi ca pr ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 2, 3 co m m on Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 119 C am pa ea m ar ga ri ta ri a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Pu ng el er ia c ap re ol ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 6, 9 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 2 4. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) G no ph os fu rv at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Tr st el j, 2. 9. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 2 8. 7. 20 11 (R Š) C ha ri ss a ob sc ur at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 7, 8, 9 ra re Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 28 .7 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) D ys ci a ra un ar ia (F re ye r, 18 51 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 9, 10 no t c om m on D ut ov lje , 1 6. 5. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 9. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; K om en , 2 9. 9. 20 10 (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 2 8. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Al so ph ila a es cu la ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 1, 2, 3, 4 ve ry c om m on O pa tje se lo , 7 .1 .2 00 7 (R Š) Al so ph ila a ce ra ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 1, 12 no t c om m on K la rič i, 29 .1 2. 19 94 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 22 .1 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 7 .1 .2 00 7 (R Š) Ps eu do te rp na p ru in at a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on G eo m et ra p ap ili on ar ia Li nn ae us , 1 75 8 x x 6, 7 ve ry ra re Te m ni ca , 2 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) C om ib ae na b aj ul ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 5, 6 ra re K om en - Ja žm er ca , 5 .6 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; K op riv a, 2 2. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Th et id ia sm ar ag da ri a (F ab ric iu s, 17 87 ) x x x x 6, 7, 8 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 2 3. 8. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 11 .8 .2 00 8 (R Š) H em ith ea a es tiv ar ia (H üb ne r, 17 89 ) x x 5, 6 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 6. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 5. 6. 20 12 (R Š) Ph ai og ra m m a et ru sc ar ia (Z el le r, 18 49 ) x x 6 ve ry ra re V rh po lje - Sv . T om až , 1 6. 6. 20 12 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 29 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Th al er a fim br ia lis (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x 6, 7 ra re G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; Po ni kv e, 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 120 H em is to la c hr ys op ra sa ri a (E sp er , 1 79 5) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re G or en ja B re st ov ic a, 2 0. 7. 19 91 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 20 .8 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) Em m ilt is p yg m ae ar ia (H üb ne r, 18 09 ) x x x 5, 6, 8, 9 ra re V oj šč ic a, 4 .6 .2 00 3 (R Š& M Z) ; P lis ko vi ca , 10 .8 .2 01 0 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 2 2. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 13 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š) Id ae a oc hr at a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on Id ae a au re ol ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Id ae a ru st ic at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Id ae a fil ic at a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Id ae a m on ili at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 7, 8 no t c om m on Id ae a hu m ili at a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x 6, 7 co m m on Id ae a se ri at a (S ch ra nk , 1 80 2) x x x 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 ra re Id ae a di lu ta ri a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x x 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Id ae a su bs er ic ea ta (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 co m m on Id ae a tr ig em in at a (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re Id ae a av er sa ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Id ae a ru br ar ia (S ta ud in ge r, 18 71 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 co m m on Id ae a de ge ne ra ri a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Id ae a st ra m in at a (B or kh au se n, 1 79 4) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Id ae a de ve rs ar ia (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 84 7) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Sc op ul a im m or at a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 7, 8 no t c om m on Te m ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 08 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 4. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š) Sc op ul a ni gr op un ct at a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re K la rič i, 11 .9 .1 99 4 (M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 16 .5 .1 99 6 (R Š& M L) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 2. 5. 20 06 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 121 Sc op ul a vi rg ul at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Sc op ul a or na ta (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Sc op ul a su bm ut at a (T re its ch ke , 1 82 8) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re Sc op ul a de co ra ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 8, 9 ra re G or ja ns ko , 1 5. 8. 20 05 (R Š) ; L ok vi ca - M ed ve jš če , 2. 9. 20 06 (R Š) Sc op ul a ru bi gi na ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Sc op ul a m ar gi ne pu nc ta ta (G oe ze , 1 78 1) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on Lo kv ic a, 8 .1 0. 20 09 (R Š) Sc op ul a in ca na ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 6, 8, 9 ra re K la rič i, 11 .9 .1 99 4 (M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 19 .6 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Sc op ul a im ita ri a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ra re K la rič i, 2. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ); Sk op o, 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) Sc op ul a im m ut at a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 6, 9 ve ry ra re G or ja ns ko , 1 1. 9. 19 96 (M Z) ; P ov ir, 2 9. 6. 20 15 (R Š& M Z) Rh od os tr op hi a vi bi ca ri a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on Rh od os tr op hi a ca la br a (P et ag na , 1 78 6) x x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on Ti m an dr a co m ae Sc hm id t, 19 31 x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 2 5. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) - th e ea rli es t a nd th e la te st d at e C yc lo ph or a al bi oc el la ri a (H üb ne r, 17 89 ) x 9 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 3 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& C M ) C yc lo ph or a an nu la ri a (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 6. 7. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 19 .5 .1 99 7 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 1 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) C yc lo ph or a pu pp ill ar ia (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re Tr st el j, 16 .7 .2 01 0 (R Š) ; Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 9. 20 14 (R Š& M Z& C M ) C yc lo ph or a ru fic ili ar ia (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 85 5) x x x x x 4, 5, 9 ra re O pa tje se lo , 5 .5 .1 99 0 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 26 .4 .1 99 7 (R Š& M Z) ; P ov ir, 2 8. 4. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 122 C yc lo ph or a po ra ta (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 ra re V oj šč ic a, 2 4. 4. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; T rs te lj, 6 .8 .2 00 9 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ); K om en - Ja žm er ca , 1 8. 9. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) C yc lo ph or a qu er ci m on ta ri a (B as te lb er ge r, 18 97 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry ra re Tr st el j, 6. 8. 20 09 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ); Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) C yc lo ph or a pu nc ta ri a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re Tr st el j, 2. 9. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 4 .9 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) C yc lo ph or a su pp un ct ar ia (Z el le r, 18 47 ) x 8 ve ry ra re Po vi r, 22 .8 .2 00 5 (M Z) C yc lo ph or a lin ea ri a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 7. 19 98 (R Š) ; T rs te lj -V rto vk a, 23 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z& TL ); Ji rm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Rh od om et ra sa cr ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on Lo kv ic a, 4 .1 1. 19 96 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 8. 10 .2 00 8 (R Š) ; Š m ar je p ri Se ža ni , 2 8. 7. 20 11 (R Š) Ph ib al ap te ry x vi rg at a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 8, 9 no t c om m on D iv ač a, 1 5. 9. 20 00 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 2 4. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) C at ac ly sm e ri gu at a (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Sc ot op te ry x co ar ct ar ia (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on Sc ot op te ry x lu ri da ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on 55 sp ec im en s o f S . l ur id at a fr om 1 8 lo ca tio ns w er e co nf irm ed w ith th e in sp ec tio n of g en ita l s tru ct ur es ; S. m uc ro na ta ha s n ot b ee n de te ct ed Sc ot op te ry x bi pu nc ta ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 7 no t c om m on Se ža na - D ol L es ko ve c, 1 0. 7. 20 05 ; V rh po lje - Sv . To m až , 8 .7 .2 01 1 (R Š) Sc ot op te ry x m oe ni at a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x 7, 8 ra re Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 28 .7 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) O rt ho na m a ob st ip at a (F ab ric iu s, 17 94 ) x x x 8, 9, 10 ,1 1, 12 ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 5. 11 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; L ok vi ca , 4 .1 1. 19 96 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 5 .1 1. 19 96 (M Z) ; K op riv a, 18 .9 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 123 Xa nt ho rh oe fl uc tu at a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 co m m on Xa nt ho rh oe fe rr ug at a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x 4, 7, 9 ra re C at ar ho e cu cu la ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 co m m on B re st ov ic a, 2 6. 3. 19 99 (R Š& SG ) - th e ea rli es t d at e C at ar ho e ru bi da ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 6 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) C am pt og ra m m a bi lin ea ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on C am pt og ra m m a sc ri pt ur at a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x 6, 7 ra re Sk op o, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Ep ir rh oe a lte rn at a (M ül le r, 17 64 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 co m m on Ep ir rh oe ri va ta (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x 5, 7 ve ry ra re K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 8. 5. 20 15 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Ep ir rh oe g al ia ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Eu ph yi a bi an gu la ta (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x 7, 8, 9 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 4 .9 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; J irm an ec , 19 .8 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) Eu ph yi a ad um br ar ia (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 85 2) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re Te m ni ca , 1 .8 .2 00 9 (R Š) ; S ko po , 3 0. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 3 .9 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Ea ro ph ila b ad ia ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4 co m m on An tic le a de ri va ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 4, 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 7 .4 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - Je le nc a, 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) ; L ip a na K ra su , 9. 4. 20 11 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 3 0. 3. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Pe lu rg a co m ita ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 9 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 26 .9 .1 99 5 (R Š) Pe nn ith er a fir m at a (H üb ne r, 18 22 ) x x x x 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on Th er a va ri at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Th er a ve tu st at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 10 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Th er a ju ni pe ra ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 124 C id ar ia fu lv at a (F or st er , 1 77 1) x 6 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 2 5. 6. 20 10 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; V rh po lje - Sv . T om až , 1 6. 6. 20 12 (R Š) ; Ji rm an ec , 9 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) C os m or ho e oc el la ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on C hl or oc ly st a si te ra ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on C ol os ty gi a ol iv at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on C ol os ty gi a pe ct in at ar ia (K no ch , 1 78 1) x x x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on C ol os ty gi a se ri ce at a (S ch w in ge ns ch us s, 19 26 ) x x 11 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s C oe no te ph ri a sa lic at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on C oe no te ph ri a ab lu ta ri a (B oi sd uv al , 1 84 0) x x x x x 3, 4, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on O pe ro ph te ra b ru m at a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 11 ,1 2, 1 ve ry c om m on K la rič i, 16 .1 .1 99 8 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 7 .1 .2 00 7 (R Š) Ep ir ri ta d ilu ta ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 10 ,1 1, 12 ve ry c om m on M in oa m ur in at a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 5, 6 co m m on As th en a al bu la ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Eu ch oe ca n eb ul at a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x 6 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 2 5. 6. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& B Z) H yd re lia fl am m eo la ri a (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x 6 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 9 .6 .2 01 3 (M Z) Ph ile re m e ve tu la ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 co m m on Ph ile re m e tr an sv er sa ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x x x x 6, 7 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 8. 7. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 10 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 18 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) H yd ri a ce rv in al is (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 4, 5 co m m on Lo kv ic a - S eg et i, 11 .4 .2 00 7 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ); Po db re že , 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; G ra ho vo B rd o, 21 .3 .2 01 4 (R Š) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 125 Tr ip ho sa d ub ita ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 no t c om m on Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) - th e la te st d at e Pa re ul yp e be rb er at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on H or is m e vi ta lb at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on H or is m e te rs at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on O pa tje se lo , 6 .6 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) ; D ut ov lje , 9. 8. 19 94 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) - al l in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) H or is m e ra di ca ri a (d e La H ar pe , 1 85 5) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on D ut ov lje , 9 .8 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ); K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 9 .5 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) - al l in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) H or is m e ca lli gr ap ha ta (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 83 8) x 6, 9 ra re Lo ke v, 2 5. 6. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; J irm an ec , 4. 6. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; V rh po lje - Sv . T om až , 16 .6 .2 01 2 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) M el an th ia p ro ce lla ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 5, 6 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 1. 6. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 2. 5. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) Sc hi st os te ge d ec us sa ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 6. 19 95 (R Š) ; Š ta nj el , 1. 6. 19 96 (M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 2 0. 5. 20 07 (R Š) ; V rh ov lje , 6 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Ap lo ce ra p la gi at a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 4 .1 0. 19 96 (M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 1. 7. 20 01 (R Š& B Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 2 0. 5. 20 07 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) C he si as ru fa ta (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x 4 ve ry ra re K om en , 2 3. 4. 19 96 (M Z& TL ) Lo bo ph or a ha lte ra ta (H uf na ge l, 17 67 ) x x 5 ve ry ra re Po db re že , 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Ac as is v ir et at a (H üb ne r, 17 99 ) x x x x 5, 6, 8 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 3. 5. 19 97 (R Š& M Z& SG ); Tr st el j, 1. 8. 20 09 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) M es ot yp e pa ra lle lo lin ea ta (R et zi us , 1 78 3) x x 9, 10 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 3 0. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; P ov ir, 1 1. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 126 Pe ri zo m a hy dr at a (T re its ch ke , 1 82 9) x x x x 5, 6 ra re K om en , 1 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 3 0. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 9 .5 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; Ji rm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Pe ri zo m a al bu la ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 5, 8 ra re G or ja ns ko , 2 0. 5. 20 09 (M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) G ym no sc el is ru fif as ci at a (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on V oj šč ic a, 3 1. 3. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 7. 10 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) C hl or oc ly st is v -a ta (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ra re Pa si ph ila re ct an gu la ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 5, 6 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 7. 5. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 4. 6. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Pa si ph ila c hl oe ra ta (M ab ill e, 1 87 0) x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 5 .5 .1 99 0 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia h aw or th ia ta D ou bl ed ay , 1 85 6 x x x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on V oj šč ic a, 1 0. 6. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 22 .5 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; P on ik ve , 1 2. 6. 20 13 (R Š) ; Ji rm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia te nu ia ta (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x 4, 7 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) - in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3. 7. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 2 9. 4. 20 04 (M Z) Eu pi th ec ia in tu rb at a (H üb ne r, 18 17 ) x 7 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) - in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) Eu pi th ec ia a bi et ar ia (G oe ze , 1 78 1) x 6 ra re Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia li na ri at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 8 ve ry ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 .8 .2 00 9 (R Š) Eu pi th ec ia p lu m be ol at a (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x 6 ve ry ra re Sk op o, 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) Eu pi th ec ia v en os at a (F ab ric iu s, 17 87 ) x x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 9. 5. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia sc hi ef er er iB oh at sc h, 1 89 3 x x 5, 6 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Eu pi th ec ia a lli ar ia St au di ng er , 1 87 0 x x x x 7, 8 ra re Ji rm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 11 .8 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 5. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia a bb re vi at a St ep he ns , 1 83 1 x x x x 3, 4, 5 ra re K la rič i, 19 .3 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K rv av i P ot ok , 18 .4 .2 01 3 (R Š& B Z& SG ) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 127 Eu pi th ec ia d od on ea ta G ue né e, 1 85 8 x x x x x 4, 5 ve ry c om m on Eu pi th ec ia p us ill at a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Eu pi th ec ia e ri ce at a (R am bu r, 18 33 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Eu pi th ec ia ta nt ill ar ia B oi sd uv al , 1 84 0 x x x 4, 5 ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 7. 5. 20 04 (R Š& M Z& B Z) - in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 1. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia se lin at a H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 86 1 x 6 ve ry ra re K om en - Ja žm er ca , 5 .6 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) Eu pi th ec ia e ge na ri a H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 84 8 x 4 ve ry ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia o ch ri da ta Sc hü tz e & P in ke r, 19 68 x 4 ve ry ra re G or ja ns ko , 1 .4 .2 00 9 e. l. (M Z) o n Q ue rc us p et ra ea Eu pi th ec ia g em el la ta H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 86 1 x x x 5, 6, 9 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 30 .5 .2 01 1 (R Š) Eu pi th ec ia ir ri gu at a (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x 3, 4, 5 no t c om m on K az lje , 2 8. 3. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; P ov ir, 2 8. 4. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia in di ga ta (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x 4 ve ry ra re Po vi r, 28 .4 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia d is tin ct ar ia H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 84 8 x 5 ve ry ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 2 .5 .1 99 9 (R Š& M Z) - in sp ec tio n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) Eu pi th ec ia c en ta ur ea ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 ra re K ob je gl av a, 2 7. 9. 19 97 (R Š& M Z) ; P ov ir, 2 8. 4. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia li m ba ta St au di ng er , 1 87 9 x 7 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Eu pi th ec ia in si gn ia ta (H üb ne r, 17 90 ) x x x x x 4, 5 ra re Ji rm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Eu pi th ec ia tr is ig na ri a H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 84 8 x 7 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia g ue ne at a M ill ie re , 1 86 2 x 8 ve ry ra re Te m ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 08 (R Š) Eu pi th ec ia g ra tio sa ta H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 86 1 x 6, 7 ve ry ra re Šk rb in a, 1 8. 7. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia in tr ic at a (Z et te rs te dt , 1 83 9) x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 3. 5. 19 97 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 128 Eu pi th ec ia a bs in th ia ta (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x 8 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Eu pi th ec ia a ss im ila ta D ou bl ed ay , 1 85 6 x x 6, 7 ra re G or ja ns ko , 5 .7 .2 00 9 (M Z) ; L ok ev , 2 5. 6. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& B Z) Eu pi th ec ia e xi gu at a (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x 3, 4 no t c om m on Eu pi th ec ia ic te ra ta (d e V ill er s, 17 89 ) x x x x x 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Eu pi th ec ia se m ig ra ph at a B ru an d, 1 85 0 x x x x x 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on N O TO D O N TI D A E (2 4) Th au m et op oe a pr oc es si on ea (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Th au m et op oe a pi ty oc am pa (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 7, 8 ve ry c om m on C lo st er a cu rt ul a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 4, 5 ra re Za gr aj ec , 2 6. 4. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - Je le nc a, 6 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) C lo st er a an as to m os is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 .5 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) N ot od on ta tr ito ph us (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 4, 5, 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 .5 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 2 4. 4. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) D ry m on ia d od on ae a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 co m m on D ry m on ia ru fic or ni s( H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on D ry m on ia q ue rn a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 4, 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 2 5. 4. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) Ph eo si a tr em ul a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x 5 ve ry ra re D ut ov lje , 7 .5 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - Za vo di , 8 .5 .2 00 1 (R Š& M Z) Pa ra dr ym on ia v itt at a (S ta ud in ge r, 18 92 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Pt er os to m a pa lp in a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 8 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 3. 8. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 1. 6. 19 91 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 16 .5 .1 99 6 (R Š& M L) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 6. 5. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 129 Pt ilo ph or a pl um ig er a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 11 ,1 2 co m m on D ut ov lje , 1 5. 11 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 1 3. 11 .2 01 0 (R Š) Pt ilo do n ca pu ci na (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 4, 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 7. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 2 6. 4. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) Pt ilo do n cu cu lli na (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on G lu ph is ia c re na ta (E sp er , 1 78 5) x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 19 .7 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) Fu rc ul a fu rc ul a (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 1 3. 7. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) Fu rc ul a bi fid a (B ra hm , 1 78 7) x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 7. 5. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) D ic ra nu ra u lm i( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on Ph al er a bu ce ph al a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re Ph al er a bu ce ph al oi de s( O ch se nh ei m er , 1 81 0) x x x 7, 8 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 .8 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 26 .7 .2 00 8 (R Š& M Z) ; T rs te lj, 2 3. 7. 20 09 (R Š& M Z& TL ); K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) Pe ri de a an ce ps (G oe ze , 1 78 1) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on St au ro pu s f ag i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 no t c om m on K la rič i, 13 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š) - se co nd g en er at io n, tw o m al es o bs er ve d H ar py ia m ilh au se ri (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 no t c om m on K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) - un us ua l d at e, o ne m al e ob se rv ed Sp at al ia a rg en tin a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on ER EB ID A E (8 3) N ud ar ia m un da na (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x 6 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s M ilt oc hr is ta m in ia ta (F or st er , 1 77 1) x x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 6. 7. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 2 6. 7. 20 08 (R Š& M Z) C yb os ia m es om el la (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 6 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 1. 6. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en - Ja žm er ca , 5 .6 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; J irm an ec , 14 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 130 Pe lo si a m us ce rd a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 9 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Li th os ia q ua dr a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Ei le m a de pr es sa (E sp er , 1 78 7) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Ei le m a lu ri de ol a (Z in ck en , 1 81 7) x x x x x 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on K op riv a, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 5 .7 .2 01 3 (M Z) ; Po db re že , 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 18 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Ei le m a co m pl an a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Ei le m a ps eu do co m pl an a (D an ie l, 19 39 ) x x x x 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Ei le m a ca ni ol a (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Ei le m a py gm ae ol a (D ou bl ed ay , 1 84 7) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Ei le m a so ro rc ul a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 co m m on Am at a ph eg ea (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7 ve ry c om m on Am at a m ar ja na (S ta ud er , 1 91 3) x 5, 6 no t c om m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s D ys au xe s a nc ill a (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8 co m m on D ys au xe s f am ul a (F re ye r, 18 36 ) x x 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ); K om en , 24 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 18 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Ph ra gm at ob ia fu lig in os a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on V oj šč ic a, 3 1. 3. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) Ph ra gm at ob ia lu ct ife ra (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 5 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 .5 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 6 .5 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 21 .4 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Sp ilo so m a lu te a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 5, 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 3. 5. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 1 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 131 Sp ilo so m a lu br ic ip ed a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6, 8 ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 9. 5. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 2 .8 .1 98 7 (M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2 2. 5. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) D ia ph or a m en di ca (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 .5 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) D ia ph or a lu ct uo sa (H üb ne r, 18 31 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 7 .4 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 9. 5. 19 92 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 2 4. 4. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 9 .5 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 2 5. 4. 20 13 (M Z) Rh yp ar ia p ur pu ra ta (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re Lo kv ic a, 2 8. 6. 19 96 (R Š) ; S ko po , 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) D ia cr is ia sa nn io (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Ar ct ia v ill ic a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6 co m m on Sp ir is sl ov en ic a (D an ie l, 19 39 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 co m m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Eu pl ag ia q ua dr ip un ct ar ia (P od a, 1 76 1) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on K ob je gl av a, 5 .8 .1 98 8 (R Š) ; Š kr bi na , 1 5. 8. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 08 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 5. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) La sp ey ri a fle xu la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 5, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Pa ra sc ot ia fu lig in ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x 7, 9 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 9 .7 .2 00 2 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ); Ji rm an ec , 28 .7 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) C at ep hi a al ch ym is ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ve ry ra re G or en ja B re st ov ic a, 1 0. 7. 19 97 (R Š& M L) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 7. 5. 20 04 (R Š& M Z& B Z) M in uc ia lu na ri s( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 5 no t c om m on O ph iu sa ti rh ac a (C ra m er , 1 77 3) x 10 ve ry ra re Za gr aj ec , 2 5. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) D ys go ni a al gi ra (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on G ra m m od es st ol id a (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x 9 ve ry ra re Za gr aj ec , 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ) Eu cl id ia g ly ph ic a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 co m m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 132 Eu cl id ia m i( C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on C at oc al a co nv er sa (E sp er , 1 78 3) x x 6, 7 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 4. 7. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 16 .6 .2 01 0 (M Z) C at oc al a ny m ph ag og a (E sp er , 1 78 7) x x x x 7, 8 co m m on C at oc al a fr ax in i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x 9 ve ry ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) C at oc al a co nj un ct a (E sp er , 1 78 7) x 9 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) C at oc al a nu pt a (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 94 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 30 .1 0. 20 10 (R Š& M Z) C at oc al a el oc at a (E sp er , 1 78 7) x 7, 8, 9 ra re K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 1 4. 7. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 0. 7. 19 98 (R Š) C at oc al a di le ct a (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; N ov el o, 9 .7 .2 00 2 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 2 .1 0. 20 11 (R Š) ; K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) C at oc al a sp on sa (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 co m m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 94 (R Š) ; Š kr bi na , 18 .8 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 4 .8 .2 01 3 (R Š) ; L ok ev , 25 .8 .2 01 4 (R Š) C at oc al a pr om is sa (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 4 .7 .1 99 6 (R Š& M Z) ; Po db re že , 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 18 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 9. 20 14 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Ap op es te s s pe ct ru m (E sp er , 1 78 7) x 9 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 3 0. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Ly ge ph ila c ra cc ae (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 no t c om m on O di ce su av a (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 2. 7. 19 87 (M Z) Eu bl em m a pa rv a (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x 7 ve ry ra re G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) Eu bl em m a pu rp ur in a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ra re Lo kv ic a, 4 .6 .1 98 9 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 21 .5 .2 00 0 (R Š) ; T em ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 08 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 133 M et ac hr os tis d ar do ui ni (B oi sd uv al , 1 84 0) x 7 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) M et ac hr os tis v el ox (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x 7, 9 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 4. 9. 19 93 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 13 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š) O re ct is p ro bo sc id at a (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 85 1) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on K om en , 2 2. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 28 .7 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) Id ia c al va ri a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; Šk rb in a, 1 8. 8. 19 94 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) Pa ra co la x tr is ta lis (F ab ric iu s, 17 94 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on H er m in ia ta rs ip en na lis Tr ei ts ch ke , 1 83 5 x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on H er m in ia ta rs ic ri na lis (K no ch , 1 78 2) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on H er m in ia g ri se al is (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Po ly po go n te nt ac ul ar ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 2 2. 5. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 11 .8 .2 01 2 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Za nc lo gn at ha lu na lis (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Za nc lo gn at ha ze lle ra lis (W oc ke , 1 85 0) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 4 .7 .1 99 6 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 16 .7 .2 01 0 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 1 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š& M Z& JD ) Pe ch ip og o pl um ig er al is H üb ne r, 18 25 x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 8. 19 94 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 26 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) H yp en a pr ob os ci da lis (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re H yp en a ro st ra lis (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 ,1 1 ra re Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 134 H yp en a ob si ta lis (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x 2, 3, 4, 11 ve ry ra re Za gr aj ec , 1 3. 2. 19 97 (R Š) ; L ok vi ca , 2 1. 11 .2 00 9 (R Š) H yp en a liv id al is (H üb ne r, 17 96 ) x 9 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Ze ke lit a an tiq ua lis (H üb ne r, 18 09 ) x x 6 ve ry ra re B re st ov ic a, 1 4. 6. 19 98 (M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 4. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 18 .6 .2 01 4 (R Š) Sc hr an ki a co st ae st ri ga lis (S te ph en s, 18 34 ) x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 3 0. 10 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 24 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Ar ct or ni s l -n ig ru m (M ül le r, 17 64 ) x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re Te m ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 14 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 7 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š) ; Lo ke v, 2 5. 8. 20 14 (R Š) Le uc om a sa lic is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 6 ra re Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) Ly m an tr ia d is pa r( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Ly m an tr ia m on ac ha (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 6, 7 ra re Te m ni ca , 2 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 21 .7 .2 00 1 (R Š& B Z) O cn er ia ru be a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 7, 8, 9 ra re Te m ni ca , 2 1. 7. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 12 .7 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Eu pr oc tis c hr ys or rh oe a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) Sp hr ag ei du s s im ili s( Fu es sl y, 1 77 5) x 8, 9 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 3. 8. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 7. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) C al lit ea ra p ud ib un da (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 3. 4. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) O rg yi a an tiq ua (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on O pa tje se lo , 2 4. 9. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 11 .1 0. 19 96 (R Š) ; T om aj , 1 2. 10 .2 01 4 (R Š) Ph yt om et ra v ir id ar ia (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 135 C ol ob oc hy la sa lic al is (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 6 ve ry ra re K op riv a, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) Tr is at el es e m or tu al is (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 5 ve ry ra re G or ja ns ko , 2 2. 5. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) Ri vu la se ri ce al is (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 6 .6 .1 98 7 (R Š& M Z) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 9. 20 14 (R Š& M Z& C M ); K az lje , 1 9. 5. 20 15 (R Š& M Z) Ze be eb a fa ls al is (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 83 9) x x 5, 6, 7, 9 no t c om m on Za gr aj ec , 2 2. 5. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Sc ol io pt er yx li ba tr ix (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 3, 4, 5, 7 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 0. 7. 19 98 (R Š) ; K om en , 19 .5 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; G ra ho vo B rd o, 2 1. 3. 20 14 (R Š) EU TE LI ID A E (1 ) Eu te lia a du la tr ix (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on N O LI D A E (9 ) M eg an ol a st ri gu la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 8, 9 no t c om m on M eg an ol a to ga tu la lis (H üb ne r, 17 96 ) x x x 6, 7, 9 ve ry ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 3. 6. 19 99 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 2 .9 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) N ol a ae ru gu la (H üb ne r, 17 93 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 .8 .2 00 9 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 2 0. 8. 20 11 (R Š) ; T em ni ca , 1 1. 8. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) N ol a ci ca tr ic al is (T re its ch ke , 1 83 5) x x x x x 3, 4 ve ry c om m on N ol a co nf us al is (H er ric h- Sc hä ff er , 1 84 7) x x x x x 4, 5 co m m on Be na b ic ol or an a (F ue ss ly , 1 77 5) x x x 5, 6, 7, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 6 .5 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 18 .9 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Ps eu do ip s p ra si na na (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 6, 7 no t c om m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 136 N yc te ol a re va ya na (S co po li, 1 77 2) x x x x 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 ,1 1 ra re D ut ov lje , 2 3. 3. 19 96 (M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 26 .2 .1 99 7 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) N yc te ol a as ia tic a (K ru lik ov sk y, 1 90 4) x x x 3, 7, 9, 10 ,1 1 ra re K la rič i, 18 .3 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 15 .1 1. 19 95 (R Š) ; M al i D ol , 4 .1 0. 20 07 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 9. 20 14 (R Š& M Z& C M ) N O C TU ID A E (2 30 ) C ol oc as ia c or yl i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on D ilo ba c ae ru le oc ep ha la (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 10 ,1 1, 12 ve ry c om m on C ra ni op ho ra li gu st ri (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on M om a al pi um (O sb ec k, 1 77 8) x x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) ; K om en , 1 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Ac ro ni ct a al ni (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re Tr st el j, 14 .6 .1 99 1 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2. 5. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) Ac ro ni ct a ps i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Ac ro ni ct a au ri co m a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 4 .7 .1 99 6 (R Š) Ac ro ni ct a ru m ic is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 no t c om m on Ac ro ni ct a eu ph or bi ae (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 8 no t c om m on Ac ro ni ct a ac er is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6 no t c om m on Ac ro ni ct a m eg ac ep ha la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 5, 9 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 10 .9 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 1 8. 5. 19 96 (M Z) Ab ro st ol a tr ip ar tit a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 0. 6. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 17 .7 .1 99 3 (M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 5. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Ab ro st ol a as cl ep ia di s( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 137 Ab ro st ol a tr ip la si a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 2. 5. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; Po db re že , 1 .5 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 5. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; P on ik ve , 1 2. 6. 20 13 (R Š) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) C hr ys od ei xi s c ha lc ite s( Es pe r, 17 89 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on M ac du nn ou gh ia c on fu sa (S te ph en s, 18 50 ) x x 4, 5, 9, 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on D ia ch ry si a ch ry si tis (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 5, 6, 7 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 7 .5 .1 99 4 (M Z) ; K la ne c pr i K om nu , 3. 7. 20 05 (R Š) D ia ch ry si a st en oc hr ys is (W ar re n, 1 91 3) x 5, 6 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 2. 5. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) Eu ch al ci a m od es to id es Po ol e, 1 98 9 x 6 ve ry ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Au to gr ap ha g am m a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 co m m on D el to te p yg ar ga (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 co m m on D el to te d ec ep to ri a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 co m m on Pa ne m er ia te ne br at a (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x 4, 5 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 22 .4 .2 00 6 (M Z) ; Š to rje , 6 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z) Ty ta lu ct uo sa (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Ac on tia tr ab ea lis (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 co m m on Ac on tia lu ci da (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x 9 ve ry ra re D ut ov lje , 7 .9 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok vi ca , 5 .9 .2 01 2 (R Š) Ae di a le uc om el as (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 ra re M ire n - G m aj na , 2 .9 .1 99 1 (R Š) ; Š kr bi na , 1 5. 8. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 1 3. 10 .2 00 8 (R Š& M Z) C uc ul lia a bs in th ii (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x 6 no t c om m on Se ža na , 2 6. 6. 20 00 e . l . 1 5. 9. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) ; R od ik , 1 5. 9. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) ; T em ni ca , 2 5. 9. 20 01 (M Z) - la rv ae o n Ar te m is ia v ul ga ri s C uc ul lia u m br at ic a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x 8 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 5. 8. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 138 C uc ul lia b la tta ri ae (E sp er , 1 79 0) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on Lo kv ic a, 5 .4 .2 00 2 e. l. 2 0. 6. 20 01 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 22 .4 .2 00 1 e. l. 2 8. 5. 20 00 (R Š) - al l l ar va e on Sc ro ph ul ar ia c an in a; Š to rje , 1 0. 7. 20 05 (R Š) - la rv ae o n Sc ro ph ul ar ia c an in a C uc ul lia g oz m an yi (G . & L . R on ka y, 1 99 4) x x x 4, 5 no t c om m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s C uc ul lia ly ch ni tis R am bu r, 18 33 x x 5, 6 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 5. 19 99 e . l . 1 6. 7. 19 98 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 2 1. 6. 20 03 e . l . 2 9. 7. 20 02 (R Š) - a ll la rv ae o n Ve rb as cu m ly ch ni tis C uc ul lia v er ba sc i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x 7 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 9 .6 .2 00 2 - l ar va e (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 18 .6 .2 00 1 e. l. 1 5. 7. 20 00 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a - Je le nc a, 6 .5 .2 01 4 e. l. 2 8. 3. 20 15 (R Š& M Z) - al l la rv ae o n Ve rb as cu m th ap su s po da tk i M at ja ž - D ut ov lje ? Ep im ec ia u st ul a (F re ye r, 18 35 ) x 6 ve ry ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 1 5. 6. 20 01 (M Z) La m pr os tic ta c ul ta (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 6, 7 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 1 2. 7. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 10 .7 .1 99 8 (R Š) ; T rs te lj, 2 3. 7. 20 09 (R Š& M Z& TL ) Pr ae st ilb ia a rm en ia ca St au di ng er , 1 89 2 x 9 ve ry ra re Lo ke v, 4 .9 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) Am ph ip yr a py ra m id ea (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Am ph ip yr a tr ag op og in is (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x 9 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 15 .9 .1 99 5 (M Z) Am ph ip yr a te tr a (F ab ric iu s, 17 87 ) x x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 8. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko - M av hi nj e, 2 .1 0. 20 11 (R Š) As te ro sc op us sp hi nx (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x 11 ,1 2 no t c om m on Br ac hi on yc ha n ub ec ul os a (E sp er , 1 78 5) x 3, 4 no t c om m on Lo ke v, 1 6. 3. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; K rv av i P ot ok , 18 .4 .2 01 3 (R Š& B Z& SG ) Va le ri a ol ea gi na (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4 co m m on M eg an ep hr ia b im ac ul os a (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on V oj šč ic a, 9 .1 0. 19 95 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko - M av hi nj e, 29 .9 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; L ok ev , 3 0. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 2 4. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 139 Al lo ph ye s o xy ac an th ae (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 10 ,1 1, 12 ve ry c om m on Py rr hi a um br a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x 8, 9 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 8 .9 .1 99 2 (R Š) ; D ut ov je , 1 .6 .1 99 4 (M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 8. 8. 19 94 (R Š) Sc hi ni a ca rd ui (H üb ne r, 17 90 ) x x x 7, 8 no t c om m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s H el io th is p el tig er a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 3. 8. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; D ut ov lje , 31 .3 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; D ut ov lje , 1 .6 .1 99 4 (M Z) ; Ji rm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) H el io th is v ir ip la ca (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 ra re H el ic ov er pa a rm ig er a (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 co m m on Ac os m et ia c al ig in os a (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x 6 ve ry ra re K op riv a, 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) C al lo pi st ri a la tr ei lle i( D up on ch el , 1 82 7) x x x 8, 9, 10 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 1. 9. 19 87 (M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 4 .1 0. 19 91 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 1 5. 9. 19 95 (M Z) ; M al i D ol , 4. 10 .2 00 7 (R Š) C ry ph ia a lg ae (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Br yo ph ila ra pt ri cu la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 7, 8 ve ry ra re Tr st el j – V rto vk a, 2 5. 7. 20 10 (M Z) ; K om en , 5. 8. 20 13 (M Z) N yc to br ya m ur al is (F or st er , 1 77 1) x x 7, 8 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 1. 7. 20 01 (R Š& B Z) ; Sk op o, 2 8. 7. 20 11 (R Š) Ps eu de us tro tia c an di du la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 5, 6 ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 9. 5. 19 97 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 15 .6 .2 01 2 (R Š) Sp od op te ra e xi gu a (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on El ap hr ia v en us tu la (H üb ne r, 17 90 ) x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on C ar ad ri na m or ph eu s( H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 7 ve ry ra re Te m ni ca , 1 4. 7. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) C ar ad ri na k ad en ii Fr ey er , 1 83 6 x 9 ve ry ra re B re st ov ic a, 2 4. 9. 19 94 (M Z) ; B re st ov ic a, 2 6. 9. 19 95 (M Z) ; K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) C ar ad ri na a sp er sa R am bu r, 18 34 x x x 7, 8, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 5. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 8. 7. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; T rs te lj, 1 6. 7. 20 10 (R Š) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 140 C ar ad ri na c la vi pa lp is Sc op ol i, 17 63 x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on H op lo dr in a bl an da (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 7, 8 ra re Za gr aj ec , 2 6. 7. 20 08 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 19 .8 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 5 .8 .2 01 3 (M Z) ; V rh ov lje , 8 .8 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) H op lo dr in a re sp er sa (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on H op lo dr in a am bi gu a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on C ha ra ny ca tr ig ra m m ic a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 5, 6 co m m on C ha ra ny ca fe rr ug in ea (E sp er , 1 78 5) x x x x x 6, 7 co m m on At he tis g lu te os a (T re its ch ke , 1 83 5) x 8 ve ry ra re K om en , 5 .8 .2 01 3 (M Z) - lo ca l, at th e de se rte d po nd At he tis h os pe s( Fr ey er , 1 83 1) x x x 8, 9 ra re B re st ov ic a, 1 0. 9. 19 95 (M Z) ; L ok ev , 4 .9 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; K op riv a, 2 0. 8. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 3. 9. 20 11 (R Š) D yp te ry gi a sc ab ri us cu la (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Tr ac he a at ri pl ic is (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on M or m o m au ra (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 4 .7 .1 99 6 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 29 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Po ly ph ae ni s s er ic at a (E sp er , 1 78 7) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry c om m on Th al po ph ila m at ur a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 7, 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Ac tin ot ia p ol yo do n (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 9. 7. 19 88 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - Je le nc a, 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) C hl oa nt ha h yp er ic i( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 ra re G or en ja B re st ov ic a, 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 1 3. 10 .2 00 8 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 3. 8. 20 12 (R Š) Ph lo go ph or a m et ic ul os a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 141 Eu pl ex ia lu ci pa ra (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 ve ry ra re Šk rb in a, 1 8. 8. 19 94 (R Š) ; T rs te lj -V rto vk a, 23 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z& TL ); Ji rm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Au ch m is d et er sa (E sp er , 1 78 7) x x x x x 7, 8, 9 ra re Šk rb in a, 1 5. 8. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; P od br ež e, 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 25 .8 .2 01 4 (R Š) C os m ia d iff in is (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x 7 ve ry ra re K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) C os m ia a ffi ni s( Li nn ae us , 1 76 7) x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 ve ry ra re K om en , 2 2. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) C os m ia tr ap ez in a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on C os m ia p yr al in a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 6, 7 ve ry ra re K op riv a, 2 7. 6. 20 12 (R Š) ; P on ik ve , 2 9. 6. 20 13 (R Š& M Z& C M ); K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) D ic yc la o o (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7 co m m on B rje p ri K om nu , 1 5. 6. 20 01 (M Z) ; K op riv a, 15 .6 .2 01 2 (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 1 2. 7. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) At et hm ia c en tr ag o (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x 9, 10 ra re M al i D ol , 4 .1 0. 20 07 (R Š) ; K om en , 2 4. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Ti lia ce a ci tr ag o (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on Ti lia ce a au ra go (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on Ti lia ce a su lp hu ra go (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Xa nt hi a ic te ri tia (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 9 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Xa nt hi a gi lv ag o (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 10 ve ry ra re M ire n - G m aj na , 2 7. 10 .1 99 2 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 25 .1 0. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) Xa nt hi a ru tic ill a (E sp er , 1 79 1) x x 3 ra re K la rič i, 18 .3 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 2 5. 3. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 15 .3 .2 00 2 (R Š& M Z) Ag ro ch ol a ly ch ni di s( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Ag ro ch ol a ni tid a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 co m m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 142 Ag ro ch ol a hu m ili s( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 9, 10 ve ry ra re Št or je , 2 8. 9. 19 96 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 1 1. 10 .1 99 6 (R Š) ; S ež an a, 2 .1 0. 19 97 (M Z) Ag ro ch ol a lit ur a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Ag ro ch ol a he lv ol a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ag ro ch ol a lo ta (C le rc k, 1 75 9) x x x 10 ,1 1 ve ry ra re M ire n - G m aj na , 1 9. 11 .1 98 7 (R Š) ; T ub lje p ri K om nu , 2 9. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 25 .9 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 13 .1 1. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) Ag ro ch ol a m ac ile nt a (H üb ne r, 18 09 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Ag ro ch ol a la ev is (H üb ne r, 18 03 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 9. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 4 .1 1. 19 96 (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 2 .1 0. 20 11 (R Š) ; K om en - Ja žm er ca , 1 8. 9. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) Ag ro ch ol a ci rc el la ri s( H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on C on is tr a va cc in ii (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on C on is tr a lig ul a (E sp er , 1 79 1) x x x x 3, 4, 10 ,1 1 ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 5. 11 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 3 0. 10 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko - M av hi nj e, 2 9. 9. 20 11 (R Š) ; Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) C on is tr a ru bi gi no sa (S co po li, 1 76 3) x x x x x 3, 4, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on C on is tr a ve ro ni ca e (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on C on is tr a ru bi gi ne a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 , 11 ve ry c om m on C on ist ra e ry th ro ce ph al a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 , 11 ve ry c om m on Jo di a cr oc ea go (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 3, 4 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 5. 3. 19 92 (R Š& M Z) ; D ut ov lje , 24 .4 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; B re st ov ic a, 2 6. 3. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) Li th op ha ne se m ib ru nn ea (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x 3 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 15 .3 .2 01 4 (M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 143 Li th op ha ne so ci a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x 3, 4, 9 ra re M ire n - G m aj na , 1 9. 3. 19 93 (R Š) ; D ut ov lje , 24 .4 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 15 .3 .2 01 4 (M Z) Li th op ha ne o rn ito pu s( H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Xy le na e xs ol et a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 3, 10 ,1 1 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 7. 10 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; V oj šč ic a, 26 .1 0. 19 96 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) O rb on a fr ag ar ia e (V ie w eg , 1 79 0) x 3, 4, 10 ,1 1 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 5. 3. 19 92 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 7 .4 .1 99 3 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok vi ca , 2 3. 11 .1 99 4 (R Š) Eu ps ili a tr an sv er sa (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 ,1 1, 12 ve ry c om m on At yp ha p ul m on ar is (E sp er , 1 79 0) x x x x 5, 6, 7 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 1 0. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; P ov ir, 2 9. 6. 20 15 (R Š& M Z) M es og on a ac et os el la e (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 9, 10 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .1 0. 19 90 (R Š& M Z) ; Št or je , 2 8. 9. 19 96 (R Š) Ri le yi an a fo ve a (T re its ch ke , 1 82 5) x x x x 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on N ov el o, 2 0. 10 .1 98 9 (R Š) ; Š kr bi na , 2 7. 11 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; T em ni ca , 2 5. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š) ; K ob je gl av a, 4. 11 .1 99 6 (R Š& M Z) D ry ob ot a la be cu la (E sp er , 1 78 8) x x 11 ve ry ra re M ire n - G m aj na , 1 3. 11 .1 99 4 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 15 .1 1. 19 95 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 13 .1 1. 19 96 (R Š& M Z) ; Za gr aj ec , 6 .1 1. 20 04 (M Z) D ic ho ni a co nv er ge ns (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 10 ,1 1 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 2 6. 10 .1 99 6 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 4. 11 .1 99 6 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) G ri po si a ap ri lin a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on D ry ob ot od es e re m ita (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on D ry ob ot od es m on oc hr om a (E sp er , 1 79 0) x 10 ve ry ra re Za gr aj ec , 1 3. 10 .2 00 8 (R Š) ; Z ag ra je c, 3 0. 10 .2 01 0 (R Š) - al l i ns pe ct io n of th e ge ni ta l s tru ct ur es (R Š) D ry ob ot od es c ar bo ni sW ag ne r, 19 31 x 10 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 7. 10 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 144 D ry ob ot od es te ne br os a (E sp er , 1 78 9) x x 9, 10 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 4. 9. 19 93 (R Š) ; V oj šč ic a, 30 .1 0. 19 94 (R Š) An tit yp e ch i( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x 10 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .1 0. 19 90 (R Š& M Z) Am m oc on ia c ae ci m ac ul a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ve ry c om m on Am m oc on ia se ne x (G ey er , 1 82 8) x x 10 ,1 1 ra re N ov el o, 2 0. 10 .1 98 9 (R Š) ; K la rič i, 9. 11 .1 99 1 (R Š& M Z) ; M ire n - G m aj na , 5 .1 1. 19 94 (R Š) ; Za gr aj ec , 2 5. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) Tr ig on op ho ra fl am m ea (E sp er , 1 78 5) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ap or op hy la lu tu le nt a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ap or op hy la n ig ra (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x x x x 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on Ap or op hy la c an es ce ns (D up on ch el , 1 82 6) x x 9 ve ry ra re B re st ov ic a, 2 4. 9. 19 94 (M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 2 7. 9. 19 97 (R Š& M Z) Po ly m ix is ru fo ci nc ta (G ey er , 1 82 8) x x x 10 ,1 1 ra re K la rič i, 13 .1 1. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 29 .1 0. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 4 .1 1. 19 96 (R Š) ; Za gr aj ec , 2 5. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) M ni ot yp e ad us ta (E sp er , 1 79 0) x x 6 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 4 .6 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 2 7. 6. 20 12 (R Š) M ni ot yp e so lie ri (B oi sd uv al , 1 84 0) x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 4 .1 0. 19 93 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; D ut ov lje , 1 4. 10 .1 99 8 (R Š) ; P ov ir, 1 1. 10 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) M ni ot yp e sa tu ra (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ep is em a gl au ci na (E sp er , 1 78 9) x x x x 9, 10 co m m on C le oc er is sc or ia ce a (E sp er , 1 78 9) x 9 ve ry ra re D iv ač a, 1 5. 9. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) ; D iv ač a, 1 5. 9. 20 00 (R Š& M Z) C al am ia tr id en s( H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 7 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 7. 7. 19 87 (M Z) St au ro ph or a ce ls ia (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 9 co m m on D iv ač a, 1 5. 9. 19 99 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en - Ja žm er ca , 1 8. 9. 20 12 (R Š& M Z& B Z) ; K op riv a, 1 8. 9. 20 14 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 145 G or ty na p ue ng el er i( Tu ra ti, 1 90 9) x x x 9, 10 ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 0. 10 .1 98 6 (R Š& M Z) ; P re se rje p ri K om nu , 2 9. 10 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 20 .1 0. 19 96 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 3 0. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Am ph ip oe a oc ul ea (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x 8, 9 ve ry ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 19 .8 .2 01 1 (R Š& M Z) ; K om en , 5 .8 .2 01 3 (M Z) Lu pe ri na d um er ili i( D up on ch el , 1 82 6) x x x x 8, 9, 10 co m m on Rh iz ed ra lu to sa (H üb ne r, 18 03 ) x x 10 ve ry ra re K om en , 2 1. 10 .1 98 7 le g. (M L) c ol l. (R Š) ; O pa tje Se lo , 1 0. 10 .1 99 1 (M Z) Ph ot ed es m or ri si i s oh nr et he li (P ün ge le r, 19 07 ) x x x 6, 7 ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 7. 6. 19 94 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) G lo bi a sp ar ga ni i( Es pe r, 17 90 ) x 7, 8 ra re K om en , 5 .8 .2 01 3 (M Z) ; K om en , 1 7. 7. 20 15 (R Š) - lo ca l, at th e de se rte d po nd Ap am ea e po m id io n (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x 7 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 94 (R Š) Ap am ea a qu ila D on ze l, 18 37 x x 7, 8 ve ry ra re Šk rb in a, 1 8. 8. 19 94 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 19 .8 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 4 .7 .1 99 6 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 2. 7. 19 96 (R Š) Ap am ea c re na ta (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 5, 6 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 1 2. 5. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; B re st ov ic a, 28 .6 .1 99 5 (R Š) Ap am ea so rd en s( H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) ; Lo kv ic a, 2 5. 5. 20 02 (R Š& B Z& SG ) Ap am ea il ly ri a Fr ey er , 1 84 6 x x x x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 8. 5. 19 96 (M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 12 .5 .2 00 6 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 9. 5. 20 10 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 8 .5 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG ) Ap am ea sc ol op ac in a (E sp er , 1 78 8) x x 6, 7 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 1. 7. 19 94 (R Š) ; S ko po , 2 6. 6. 20 11 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) Ap am ea m on og ly ph a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x 6, 7 ra re Ap am ea li th ox yl ae a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 6, 7 no t c om m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 146 Ap am ea su bl us tr is (E sp er , 1 78 8) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8 no t c om m on K op riv a, 3 0. 5. 20 11 (R Š) ; P od br ež e, 2 8. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; K ra jn a va s, 21 .5 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) M es ap am ea se ca lis (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Za gr aj ec , 2 .1 0. 19 95 (R Š) - th e la te st d at e M es ap am ea se ca le lla R em m , 1 98 3 x 7, 9 ve ry ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; K ra jn a va s, 18 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& M Z) M es ol ig ia fu ru nc ul a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 7, 8, 9 ra re D ut ov lje , 9 .8 .1 99 4 (R Š) ; L ip a na K ra su , 1 .8 .2 00 9 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 2 8. 7. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) O lig ia st ri gi lis (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on O lig ia la tr un cu la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6 co m m on B rje p ri K om nu , 2 5. 4. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) - th e ea rli es t da te O lig ia d ub ia (H ey de m an n, 1 94 2) x x x x x 4, 5, 6 co m m on D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s An ar ta tr ifo lii (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Po lia n eb ul os a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x 5 ve ry ra re K om en , 1 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Pa ch et ra sa gi tti ge ra (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 5, 6 ve ry c om m on La ca no bi a w -la tin um (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on La ca no bi a su as a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 4, 5, 6, 7 ra re La ca no bi a ol er ac ea (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 ra re H ad a pl eb ej a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x 5 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 3. 5. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) M am es tr a br as si ca e (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on Si de ri di s r iv ul ar is (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x 6 ve ry ra re G or ja ns ko , 1 8. 6. 20 07 e . l . 1 5. 5. 20 07 (M Z) Si de ri di s r et ic ul at a (G oe ze , 1 78 1) x x x 6, 7 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 .7 .1 98 9 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 25 .6 .2 01 0 (R Š& M Z& B Z& SG & SP ); Ji rm an ec , 14 .6 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) C on is an ia lu te ag o (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7 no t c om m on H ec at er a dy so de a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 8 ve ry ra re V el ik i D ol , 1 3. 8. 20 12 (R Š) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 147 H ec at er a ca pp a (H üb ne r, 18 09 ) x 6 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 0. 6. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) H ad en a ca ps in co la (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 8. 5. 19 96 (M Z) H ad en a al bi m ac ul a (B or kh au se n, 1 79 2) x x 5 ve ry ra re K om en , 1 9. 5. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 1 5. 5. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) H ad en a fil og ra na (E sp er , 1 78 8) x x 5, 6 ra re K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) ; Po ni kv e, 1 2. 6. 20 13 (R Š) H ad en a pe rp le xa (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x 6, 7 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 1. 7. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; G or ja ns ko , 8 .6 .2 00 7 ex l. (M Z) Th ol er a ce sp iti s( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 9, 10 no t c om m on Th ol er a de ci m al is (P od a, 1 76 1) x x x x x 9, 10 ve ry c om m on M yt hi m na tu rc a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x 5, 8 ve ry ra re B rje p ri K om nu , 2 2. 5. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 28 .8 .1 99 3 (R Š) M yt hi m na c on ig er a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 6, 7 ra re M yt hi m na v ite lli na (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 9, 10 no t c om m on M yt hi m na u ni pu nc ta (H aw or th , 1 80 9) x x x 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on M yt hi m na si cu la (T re its ch ke , 1 83 5) x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 5. 8. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; O pa tje se lo , 1 7. 6. 19 94 (R Š) ; G or ja ns ko , 2 2. 5. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 2 2. 5. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) M yt hi m na a lb ip un ct a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 co m m on M yt hi m na fe rr ag o (F ab ric iu s, 17 87 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on M yt hi m na l- al bu m (L in na eu s, 17 67 ) x x x x x 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 co m m on M yt hi m na ri pa ri a (R am bu r, 18 29 ) x x x x 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 1. 9. 19 90 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a, 26 .4 .1 99 7 (R Š& M Z) ; Z ag ra je c, 2 2. 5. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 3 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 148 Le uc an ia o bs ol et a (H üb ne r, 18 03 ) x x 5, 6, 8 ve ry ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 5. 8. 19 87 (R Š& M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 1 6. 5. 19 96 (R Š& M L) Le uc an ia p ut re sc en s( H üb ne r, 18 24 ) x x 8, 9 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 5. 8. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; B rje p ri K om nu , 25 .9 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) Le uc an ia lo re yi (D up on ch el , 1 82 7) x x x x x 10 ,1 1 no t c om m on Pa no lis fl am m ea (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 no t c om m on O rt ho si a in ce rt a (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 5 ve ry c om m on O rt ho si a m in io sa (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 no t c om m on O rt ho si a ce ra si (F ab ric iu s, 17 75 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4, 5 ve ry c om m on O rt ho si a cr ud a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4 ve ry c om m on O rt ho si a gr ac ili s( D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4 ra re K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 1 9. 3. 19 90 (R Š& M Z) ; D ut ov lje , 3 1. 3. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 26 .3 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K rv av i P ot ok , 1 8. 4. 20 13 (R Š& B Z& SG ) O rt ho si a op im a (H üb ne r, 18 09 ) x x x x 3, 4, 5 ra re D ut ov lje , 2 5. 3. 19 94 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 26 .3 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 2 8. 3. 20 12 (R Š& M Z) ; K rv av i Po to k, 1 8. 4. 20 13 (R Š& B Z& SG ) O rt ho si a go th ic a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on An or th oa m un da (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 2, 3, 4 ve ry c om m on Pe ri gr ap ha ro ri da Fr iv al ds zk y, 1 83 5 x 3, 4 ra re D at a in th e C ha pt er re ga rd in g in te re st in g sp ec ie s Pe ri gr ap ha i- ci nc tu m sl ov en ic a (M ic hi el i 1 99 6) x 4 ve ry ra re K rv av i P ot ok , 1 8. 4. 20 13 (R Š& B Z& SG ) Eg ir a co ns pi ci lla ri s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on Eu xo a te m er a (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x x 9 ve ry ra re K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; K os ta nj ev ic a na K ra su , 2 2. 9. 19 93 (R Š& M Z) ; L ip a na K ra su , 10 .9 .1 99 5 (R Š& M Z) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Eu xo a co s( H üb ne r, 18 24 ) x 8 ve ry ra re Te m ni ca , 2 9. 8. 20 08 (M Z) Ag ro tis c in er ea (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x 5 ve ry ra re K ob je gl av a, 1 8. 5. 19 96 (M Z) ; K ob je gl av a - J el en ca , 6. 5. 20 14 (R Š& M Z) Radovan Øtanta, Matjaæ Zadrgal: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst 149 Ag ro tis se ge tu m (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ag ro tis e xc la m at io ni s( Li nn ae us , 1 75 8) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Ag ro tis ip si lo n (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ag ro tis b ig ra m m a (E sp er , 1 79 0) x x x 8, 9 ra re O pa tje se lo , 2 5. 8. 19 89 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 7. 9. 19 95 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; L ok ev , 25 .8 .2 01 4 (R Š) Pe ri dr om a sa uc ia (H üb ne r, 18 08 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 ,1 1 co m m on Ax yl ia p ut ri s( Li nn ae us , 1 76 1) x x x 6, 7, 8 ra re O ch ro pl eu ra p le ct a (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on C he rs ot is m ar ga ri ta ce a (V ill er s, 17 89 ) x x 9, 10 ve ry ra re V oj šč ic a, 1 6. 10 .1 99 3 (M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) N oc tu a pr on ub a (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 11 ve ry c om m on N oc tu a fim br ia ta (S ch re be r, 17 59 ) x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on N oc tu a tir re ni ca B ie bi ng er , S pe id el & H an ig k, 1 98 3 x x x x x 9, 10 ra re Za gr aj ec , 3 0. 9. 20 10 (R Š) ; K az lje , 1 7. 9. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; S ko po , 1 2. 10 .2 01 1 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 5. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) ; K la rič i, 27 .9 .2 01 3 (R Š& M Z) N oc tu a in te rp os ita (H üb ne r, 17 90 ) x x x x 7, 8, 9 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 1 0. 7. 19 98 (R Š) ; K op riv a, 1 3. 8. 20 11 (R Š) ; J irm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) ; J irm an ec , 5. 9. 20 13 (R Š& M Z) N oc tu a co m es H üb ne r, 18 13 x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on N oc tu a in te rj ec ta H üb ne r, 18 03 x x x x 7, 8, 9 no t c om m on N oc tu a ja nt hi na D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 x x x x x 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 no t c om m on N oc tu a te rt ia M en tz er & a l., 1 99 1 x 8 Ji rm an ec , 1 9. 8. 20 11 (R Š& M Z) Ep ile ct a lin og ri se a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x 8, 9 no t c om m on Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 150 Ly co ph ot ia p or ph yr ea (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x 5, 6, 7 ra re Li pa n a K ra su , 2 9. 5. 19 97 (R Š) ; L ok vi ca , 2 5. 5. 20 02 (R Š& B Z& SG ); K op riv a, 1 0. 7. 20 13 (R Š) D ia rs ia ru bi (V ie w eg , 1 79 0) x 5 ve ry ra re O pa tje se lo , 9 .5 .1 98 7 (M Z) Eu gn or is m a de pu nc ta (L in na eu s, 17 61 ) x 9 ve ry ra re Ji rm an ec , 3 .9 .2 01 5 (R Š& M Z& C M ) Xe st ia c -n ig ru m (L in na eu s, 17 58 ) x x x x x 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 co m m on Xe st ia tr ia ng ul um (H uf na ge l, 17 66 ) x x x x 6, 7 ra re G or ja ns ko - Po dk la ne c, 3 .7 .2 00 9 (R Š& M Z) ; Te m ni ca , 2 1. 7. 20 09 (R Š& M Z) ; K op riv a, 6 .7 .2 01 4 (R Š& C M ) Xe st ia st ig m at ic a (H üb ne r, 18 13 ) x x x x 8, 9 no t c om m on Xe st ia c as ta ne a (E sp er , 1 79 8) x x x x x 9, 10 ve ry c om m on Xe st ia x an th og ra ph a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 8, 9, 10 ve ry c om m on C er as tis ru br ic os a (D en is & S ch iff er m ül le r, 17 75 ) x x x x x 3, 4, 5 co m m on NEW AND LITTLE KNOWN PLANT- AND LEAFHOPPERS OF THE FAUNA OF SLOVENIA (HEMIPTERA: FULGOROMORPHA AND CICADOMORPHA) Gabrijel SELJAK Kmetijsko gozdarski zavod Nova Gorica, Pri Hrastu 18, 5000 Nova Gorica, Slovenia e-mail: gabrijel.seljak@gmail.com Abstract – In this account distribution data of 178 species of plant- and leafhoppers occurring in Slovenia are recorded; 81 of them are new to the fauna of Slovenia. Some rare and taxonomically and/or zoogeographically critical species like Hyalesthes scottii, Conomelus sagittifer, Delphacodes mulsanti, Delphax meridionalis, Pastiroma clypeata, Dicranotropis hamata group, Hespericerus brusinae, Stegelytra putoni, the genus Aphrodes, Anoscopus albiger, A. albifrons and A. flavostriatus complexes, Notus italicus, the genus Chlorita and many others are discussed. The distribution range and the demarcation line between the cis- and transalpine sibling species of the genus Forcipata in Slovenia is presented here more in detail. With this account the number of plant- and leafhopper species known for Slovenia has increased to 555 species. KEY WORDS: Hemiptera, Fulgoromorpha, Cicadomorpha, fauna, Slovenia Izvleček – NOVI IN MANJ ZNANI ŠKRŽATKI V FAVNI SLOVENIJE (HEMIP- TERA: FULGOROMORPHA IN CICADOMORPHA) Pregled prinaša podatke o razširjenosti 178 vrst malih škržatkov v Sloveniji; 81 vrst je omenjenih prvič in so nove za živalstvo Slovenije. Natančneje so obravnavane nekatere redke ter taksonomsko in/ali zoogeografsko zahtevne vrste, kot so: Hyalesthes scottii, Conomelus sagittifer, Delphacodes mulsanti, Delphax meridionalis, Pastiroma clypeata, Dicranotropis hamata skupina, Hespericerus brusinae, Stegelytra putoni, rod Aphrodes, kompleks vrst Anoscopus albiger, A. albifrons in A. flavostriatus, Notus italicus, rod Chlorita, in še številne druge. Natančneje je razdelana tudi razšir- jenost in zoogeografska razmejitev cis- in transalpinskih parov vrst rodu Forcipata. 151 ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA LJUBLJANA, DECEMBER 2016 Vol. 24, øt. 2: 151–200 S tem pregledom je število poznanih škržatkov in škržadov v favni Slovenije naraslo na 555 vrst. KLJUČNE BESEDE: Hemiptera, Fulgoromorpha, Cicadomorpha, favna, Slovenija Introduction In the previous literature, nearly 480 plant- and leafhopper species have been re- corded for the territory of Slovenia (SCOPOLI, 1763; THEN, 1886 and 1896; MELICHAR, 1896; GRÄFFE, 1903; KIAUTA, 1962; TANASIJEVIĆ, 1965; ASCHE, 1982; GOGALA & GOGALA, 1999; HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001; SCHÜRRER & LÖCKER, 2003; SELJAK & al., 2003; SELJAK, 1987, 2002, 2004a, 2004b, 2011, 2013a and 2013b; SELJAK & PA- GLARINI, 2004; HOLZINGER & al., 2011; HOLZINGER & al 2013). Since author's last more comprehensive contribution to the Auchenorrhyncha fauna of Slovenia (SELJAK, 2004a), a huge amount of material has been collected and many species new to the fauna of Slovenia have been discovered. This paper would rise too much in size, if all these data are included. Therefore only findings of new, less recorded and taxonom- ically or zoogeographically critical species are summarized here. With this account, together with the previous publications, a good base for a checklist of plant- and leafhoppers occurring in Slovenia is given. Material and methods Three different collecting methods have been used to provide specimens for fau- nistic and taxonomic study: sweep-netting, sampling with a suction sampler and light-trapping. For suction sampling, a leaf blower McCulloch BVM 240 was used. Insects were collected in a mesh net bag turned over the inlet hole of the suction tube. This bag retains the collected material inside the suction tube and prevents its damaging and passing through the fan. This suction method is especially advantageous for ex- tracting species and specimens dwelling near the ground or inside the fit vegetation. For light-trapping a home-made UV insect trap was used. If not specified otherwise, the collector was the author himself. Sample specimens were dry mounted on specimen cards of appropriate size and are deposited in the author's insect collection. In addition, plant- and leafhoppers preserved in 70% ethanol from a non-sorted Hemiptera collection deposited at the Slovenian Museum of Natural History (PMS) was examined. These data are also included here. Collectors (mainly students of bi- ology at Biotechnical Faculty - University of Ljubljana - BF) are often unknown. In these cases the collectors are specified as BF, but if known, they are explicitly cited. Sampling sites are designated by topographic names and by 10 x 10 km UTM grid marks. As the whole territory of Slovenia goes into the grid zone 33T, the zone designation is omitted. Species new to the fauna of Slovenia are marked with an asterisk (*). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 152 The names of food plants were taken from the database "The Plant List" (http://www.theplantlist.org/), therefore the authors of the plant names are also omitted. Results FULGOROMORPHA CIXIIDAE Spinola 1839 Apartus michalki (Wagner 1948) New records: Zadlaška jama - 300 m (VM01), 26.2.2005, leg. A. Kapla; Robič - 310 m (UM82), 18.6.2005, leg. A. Kapla; Trnovo ob Soči - 340 m (UM82), 14.4.2007; Slap Boka - 350 m (UM83), 14.4.2007; Rut - 1200 m (VM11), 12.6.2010; Izvir Soče - 900 m (VM04), 12.4.2011; Kolovrat - 1100 m (UM91), 16.6.2013, mostly swept from Picea abies trees, rarely from Pinus sylvestris as well. In earlier publications, in Slovenia this endemic species of the south-eastern Alps was only recorded from a single locality near Bohinjska Bela (HOLZINGER, 1999, HOLZINGER & al. 2003). However, since 2005 it has been collected on several sites in north-western Slovenia, especially abundantly in the Upper Soča Valley. Adult spec- imens were mainly swept during spring months from young trees of Picea abies and in much lesser extent also from pines. In the cave Zabreška jama, an adult specimen was caught as early as in late February, which suggests that adults may hatch very early waiting then in underground refuges for appropriate meteorological conditions to leave them. *Cixius sticticus Rey 1891 Material examined: Planina Razor - 1300 m (VM02), 7.7.2005; Vučja Gomila (WM97), 27.4.2011, leg. B. Zadravec. *Hyalesthes scotti Ferrari 1882 Material examined: Solkan - 100 m (UL99), 7.7.2005, 17.8.2008 and 24.6.2014; Vale pri Brestovici - 130 m (UL97), 6.8.2005; Kromberk - 350 m (UL99), 14.8.2005; Gradišče nad Prvačino (VL08), 14.7.2006; Hrvatini - Brageti - 135 m (VL04), 25.7.2006; Dolga poljana - 350 m (VL18), 11.7.2007; Kubed (VL14), 17.7.2012; Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014; Rebrnice (VL27), 1.8.2015; Sabotin - 570 m (UL99), 2.8.2015; Dragonja (UL93), 21.7.2016; mainly swept from Fraxinus ornus trees and from low vegetation. This west-Mediterranean species is known to occur in Italy, France, Spain and Portugal, with its most eastern distribution range somewhere on Balkans (HOCH & REMANE, 1985). In Slovenia, this species is scattered distributed on xerothermic slopes in the sub-Mediterranean area. I have also collected it in Croatia: in Istria (Poreč) and in Dalmatia (Krk, Senj and Opuzen). According to our observations it populates strictly xerothermic habitats. Adults have mostly been swept from trees and shrubs of Fraxinus ornus or from low vegetation below. In the literature, Ulmus trees have mainly been recorded on which adults mostly dwell (HOCH & REMANE, Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 153 1985). In contrast, we only have found Hyalesthes luteipes on those plants, but never H. scotti so far. Pentastiridius beieri (Wagner 1970) A new record: Ajba - 110 m (UM90), 5.6.2005; a ♀ caught on Salix eleagnos. This is the second record of this species for Slovenia (HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001). Both findings are from Soča Valley. Reptalus quinquecostatus (Dufour 1833) New records: Sebeborci (WM97), 25.8.2005; Seča (UL93), 4.6.2006; Stepani (VL14), 7.7.2006; Bertoki, 33 m (VL04), 25.7.2006; Izola (UL94), 24.7.2008; Lukini - 310 m (VL13), 20.8.2013; Ajševica (VL08), 17.7.2009, 8.7.2010, 13.7.2012, 22.06.2014; Vogrsko (UL98), 25.7.2012; Velike Žablje - 80 m (VL18), 1.8.2012; Lože - 110 m (VL17); Kromberk - 130 m (UL99), 11.8.2013; Nova Gorica - 100 m (UL99), 19.7.2014. Previously less recorded species from Slovenia, which has proved, however, to be one of the most common Cixiids in south-western parts of the country. It has been largely collected in and around agricultural biotopes, especially on fields with maize and cereals. Adults fly from mid-June to mid-August. Trigonocranus emmeae Fieber 1876 New records: Kromberk (UL99), 11.6.2005; Vogrsko (VL08), 14.6.2005; Kanalski vrh - 640 m (UM90), 6.7.2016. ACHILIDAE Stål 1966 *Cixidia pilatoi D’Urso & Guglielmino 1995 Material examined: Golo Brdo (UM80), 11.6.2006; Šmaver (UL99), 26.6.2012, leg. J. Kamin; Kubed (VL14), 17.7.2012; Klariči (UL97), 3.7.2013, Branik (Golec) - 370 m (VL07), 25.5.2014; Golo Brdo - 210 m (UM80), 31.5.2014; Petrinjski kras (VL14), 6.6.2014; Solkan (UL99), 24.6.2014; mostly swept from canopies of Q. pu- bescens. These distribution data have already been published in the monographic account on the West Palaearctic Achilidae (ASCHE, 2015). DELPHACIDAE Leach 1865 Kelisiinae Wagner 1963 *Kelisia irregulata Haupt 1935 Material examined: Novakov Rovt - 660 m (VM23), 2.9.2005; Kanji dol - 1020 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Trnovski gozd (Krnica) - 1000 m (VL08), 14.8.2011; Hotedršica - 550 m (VL38), 26.8.2016; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016. This species from the K. guttula group is characterized by the very short subanal processes that are half as long as the anal tube, by small serrated carina on halfway of the aedeagal shaft and by genal spots that do not extend beyond the median keel. Its Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 154 distribution range is apparently limited to Central Europe, being recorded from Ger- many, Austria, Slovakia, Switzerland and Luxemburg (NAST, 1987; REMANE & GUGLIELMINO, 2002; NIEDRINGHAUS & al. 2010). In Slovenia, it was found in five lo- calities, on wet or temporarily dry sites, mainly at higher altitudes up to 1100 m or in cool sites with more continental climate. Carex flacca is recorded as the host plant (NICKEL, 2003). As this plant is common everywhere else, climate conditions appar- ently play an important environmental role in the establishment and development of this species. It has not been found in the area with sub-Mediterranean climate yet. *Kelisia melanops Fieber 1878 Material examined: Nova Gorica - 95 m (UL98), 18.6.2005 (6 ♂♂ and 1 ♀); 9.10.2005 (2 ♂♂ and 11 ♀♀); 30.10.2016 (2 ♂♂, 18 ♀♀); Gradišče pri Vipavi - 115 m (VL17) (29.9.2016, 4 ♂♂ and 8 ♀♀). This species has a prevalently south-eastern European and Mediterranean distri- bution (NAST, 1987; HOLZINGER & al. 2003). Carex spp. is recorded as the host plant (DROSOPOULOS, 1982). Only two localities of this species are currently known in Slo- venia. In both cases, it was collected in wet or temporarily flooded sites with lots of various Carex and Juncus species. It can be easily recognized by the rather small and stout appearance and in particularly by the dark brown to black upper part of frons. *Kelisia monoceros Ribaut 1934 Material examined: Ajševica - 170 m (UL99), 15.9.2012 (3 ♂♂ and 2 ♀♀). So far, this is the only known locality of this species in Slovenia. The specimens were collected on a semi-dry and slightly shady meadow in a forest clearing on cal- careous ground. Sedges of the Carex muricata and C. vulpina complex are recorded as the host plants of this species (NICKEL, 2003). As several small species of this complex of sedges occur commonly in Slovenia, new findings of K. monoceros could be expected. Kelisia praecox Haupt 1935 New records: Podnanos - 150 m (VL27), 17.7.2005; Prvačina (UL98), 10.6.2006; Ajševica (VL08), 2.7.2006; Vogrsko - 50 m (UL98), 8.8.2007 and 7.10.2007; Vrtojba (UL98), 15.6.2014; Spodnje Bukovo - 390 m (VM11), 24.7.2016. Kelisia punctulum (Kirschbaum 1868) New records: Ajševica (VL08), 8.9.2001 and 1.8.2004; Ajševica - Gmajna (UL98), 19.8.2004; Loke (UL98), 19.8.2004; Nova Gorica (UL99), 18.6.2005 and 30.10.2016; Gradišče pri Vipavi - 115 m (VL17), 17.7.2005 and 29.9.2016; Strunjan (UL94), 10.8.2005. *Kelisia sima Ribaut 1934 Material examined: Labinje, 800- 900 m (VM21), 22.8.2004 and 23.8.2004 on two different localities; Novakov Rovt - 660 m (VM23), 2.9.2005; Vojsko - Gačnik - 910 m (VM10), 3.8.2016. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 155 The taxonomic position and separation of this species was clarified by REMANE & JUNG (1995). Because of the great similarity with Kelisia guttula (Germar 1818) earlier distribution records of the latter species became uncertain and need verification all over Europe. As both morphospecies may occur syntopically, the situation is getting even more complex (REMANE & JUNG, 1995), although, according to the more recent investigations, they develop on different host plants; K. guttula on Carex flacca and K. sima on sedges of the C. flava group (NICKEL, 2003). The main criteria that have been followed in discrimination of these two species among the material collected in Slovenia were: aedeagus length (in male), extent of the dark pattern in the apical region of fore wings, darkened or not darkened upper part of the frons. In all above mentioned localities specimens were collected on temporarily wet seeps and spring mires. In the locality Vojsko - Gačnik both sibling species occur, but it re- mains unknown whether syntopically. The species might be rather uncommon, as the number of specimens was scarce in all cases. Kelisia vittipennis J. Sahlberg 1868 New records: Labinje - 800 m (VM21), 22.8.2004; Jelovica (Ledine) - 1150 m (VM32), 23.8.2004, 19.9.2004 and 3.9.2005; Pokljuka (Grajska planina) (VM23), 2.9.2005; Rakitna - 800 m (VL58), 12.9.2008; Vojsko - Gačnik - 915 m (VM10), 12.7.2016 and 3.8.2016; Hotedrščica - 560 m (VL38), 26.8.2016; Žejna dolina - 580 m (VL39), 26.8.2016; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016. Stenocraninae Wagner 1963 Stenocranus fuscovittatus (Stål 1858) New records: Šempas (VL08), 22.3.2005; Nova Gorica (UL98), 18.6.2005 and 9.10.2005; Ajševica (VL08), 2.7.2006; on tall sedges. Delphacinae Wagner 1963 *Chloriona vasconica Ribaut 1934 Material examined: Škocjanski zatok (VL04), 14.4.2011 (4 ♂♂, leg. & det. I. Malenovský). *Oncodelphax pullula (Boheman 1852) Material examined: Vojsko - Gačnik - 910 m (VM10), 3.8.2016 (5 ♂♂). *Conomelus sagittifer Remane & Asche 1979 Material examined: Gradišče pri Vipavi (Mlake) - 115 m (VL17), 17.7.2005 (2 ♂♂ and 7 ♀♀) on Juncus effusus. So far, this species has only been recorded from Sicily, central Italy and Greece (REMANE & ASCHE, 1979; DROSOPOULOS, 1982). This new and apparently isolated occurrence in Vipava Valley is currently the northernmost in Europe and confirms the presumption of a possible wider distribution expressed already by REMANE & AS- CHE (1979). Like in central Italy, both species - C. sagittifer and C. lorifer dehneli live syntopically on Juncus effusus. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 156 Florodelphax leptosoma (Flor 1861) New records: Postojna (VL37), 17.7.1979 (ASCHE, 1979); Volovjek - 1040 m (VM72), 30.7.2005; Panovec (UL98), 14.8.2005 and 24.6.2007; Spodnje Bukovo (VM11), 24.7.2016; Kanalski vrh (UM90), 29.7.2016; Vojsko - Gačnik - 910 m (VL10), 3.8.2016; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016; Gradišče pri Vipavi - 115 m (VL17), 29.9.2016; mainly associated with Juncus effusus. *Delphacodes capnodes (Scott 1870) (Figure 1) Material examined: Velika Polana (XM05), 26.7.2004 (1♂ and 1♀). So far, this is the only known locality in Slovenia. It has not been found in western Slovenia yet, although systematically sought for years in wet habitats. *Delphacodes venosus (Germar 1830) (Figure 1) Material examined: Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004; Velika Polana (XM05), 26.7.2004; Panovec (UL98), 9.7.2005; Ajševica (UL98), 1.10.2016. *Delphacodes mulsanti (Fieber 1866) (Figure 1) Material examined: Bilje (UL98), 14.7.1999; Orehek pri Postojni (VL36), 12.9.2004; Dolina Dragonje (UL93), 2.4.2005; Nova Gorica (UL98), 9.10.2005, 24.6.2007 and 30.10.2016 (10 ♂♂ - all brachypterous, 23 ♀♀ - brachypterous and 18 ♀♀ macropterous); Ajševica (UL98), 20.8.2006 and 31.7.2010; Volčja Draga - 50 m (UL98), 8.8.2007 and 7.10.2007; Sečoveljske soline (UL93), 23.7.2010; Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016; Gradišče pri Vipavi - 115 m (VL17), 29.9.2016. In the past, the identity of this species was interpreted rather confused and contro- versially by several authors. Specimens from spatially distant populations were often Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 157 Fig. 1: The genus Delphacodes in Slovenia - currently known distribution. considered as separate species and described under different names (ASCHE & REMANE, 1983). According to Manfred Asche (pers. comm.), after he examined all holotypes of this species group, the following names have to be considered as junior synonyms: Megamelodes ornatipennis Haupt 1927; D. audrasi Ribaut 1954; Megamelodes lin- navuorii Le Quesne 1960; Calligypona fascia Lindberg 1960 and D. nastasi Asche & Remane 1983. Thus, the valid name for this taxon is the oldest one, which is D. mulsanti (Fieber 1966). D. mulsanti has a Mediterranean distribution. In Slovenia its distribution is probably restricted to the south-western part of the country which is its northernmost occurrence in this part of Europe. It dwells in moist to temporarily moist sites with Juncus spp., Carex spp. and Cyperus spp. (ASCHE & REMANE, 1983). Both forms – brachypterous and macropterous appear. Males are mainly brachyperous, while in females the proportion between both forms is more equalized. It overwinters in adult stage. *Delphax pulchellus (Curtis 1833) Material examined: Ankaran (VL04), 29.7.2004; Strunjan (UL94), 10.8.2005; Škocjanski zatok (VL04), 24.9.2005; Sečoveljske soline (UL93), 23.7.2010, always swept from plants of Phragmites australis. Although a widely distributed species all over Europe, in Slovenia it has been col- lected only in coastal salt marshes. *Delphax meridionalis (Haupt 1924) Material examined: Sečovlje (UL93), 10.6.2010 (1 ♂ and 1 ♀, leg. S. Gomboc), trapped at light in a marine salt marsh with Phragmites australis and other halophytic vegetation. So far, this species has only been recorded from the type locality in Greece (HAUPT, 1924; ASCHE & DROSOPOULOS, 1982). NAST (1972) listed it also for Italy and former Yugoslavia. ASCHE AND DROSOPOULOS (1982) have considered records for former Yugoslavia to be rather uncertain suggesting a possible confusion with D. ribautianus Asche and Drosopoulos 1982, a species being described by same authors ten years after Nast's publication. A very disjunctive finding of D. meridionalis in the littoral area of Slovenia makes Nast's records for former Yugoslavia likely to be true, which, however, has to be verified by further faunistic investigations focussed especially on the area along the Adriatic Sea in Croatia and Montenegro. Dicranotropis hamata group (Figure 2) The existence of two morphologically slightly different populations of Dicran- otropis hamata s.l in Slovenia has been well known for several years. In the continental part of Slovenia including the Dinaric mountain chain, specimens displaying charac- teristics of the typical species have always been collected. Populations occurring in western parts of Slovenia from the south Alpine slopes to the littoral region on the south, however, differ significantly in shape of genital styli and the chirality of the aedeagus. This entity has been described recently as a new species Dicranotropis re- maniaca Guglielmino, d'Urso & Bückle 2016. The genital styles of this new species Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 158 are slightly curved apically and show a well-developed preapical tooth. In D. hamata this subapical bifurcation is lacking and the aedeagus including the phallotreme (which is on the left side) is (with some rare exceptions) mirror-inverted to the latter (GUGLIELMINO & al., 2016). Among the material collected in Slovenia, no exceptions in this regard have been observed. The taxonomic relevance of the chirality of the aedeagus in the D. hamata group has been discussed for a long time. Nevertheless, a clear parapatric distribution in Slovenia strongly supports the arguments for two distinct taxonomic entities. They have to be considered as the result of the long- lasting separation of populations by the Dinaric mountain chain during the last glacia- tions in Europe. In context of this new knowledge, also all earlier records and data for Slovenia have been revised and are given here again (FLOR, 1961; THEN, 1886; GRAEFFE, 1903; KIAUTA, 1962; ASCHE, 1982; SELJAK & HOLZINGER, 2001). Graeffe's records cannot be discriminated with complete reliability, but according to current knowledge D. remaniaca should occur in the major part of the area he dealt with. Thus, his record will be treated here as D. remaniaca. All records by FLOR (1861), THEN (1886), KIAUTA (1962) and ASCHE (1982) should belong to D. hamata. Records given by HOLZINGER & SELJAK (2001) were divided according to the new knowledge. Dicranotropis hamata (Boheman 1847) Old records: Ljubljana (FLOR ,1861); Lesce (THEN, 1886); Škofja Loka (KIAUTA, 1962); Postojna, Žužemberk (ASCHE, 1982) Material examined: Bohinjska Bistrica (VM12), 19.8.2002; Dolnje Lome - 680 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016; Hotedršica - 550 m (VL38), 26.8.2016; Hrušica (VL37), 10.9.2008; Idrijska Bela - 412 m (VL29), 12.7.2016; Kneža (VM01), 1.8.1999; Kojca - 670 m (VM11), 8.8.2010; Kucelj - 1140 m (VL08), 3.9.2000; Labinje (VM21), 7.8.1998, 14.8.1999, 20.7.2003 and 18.8.2012; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Lendavske gorice (XM15), 27.7.2004; Litmerk (WM84), 26.6.2002; Mali Brebrovnik (WM94), 22.7.2003; Marindol - 240 m (WL23), 3.6.2007; Mestni vrh pri Ptuju (WM64), 22.7.2003; Orešje (WL59), 4.8.2004; Podraga (VL17), 18.7.2016; Police pri Radgoni (WM76), 15.7.2003; Radg- ona (WM76), 6.9.2000; Sinji vrh - 980 m (VL18), 12.8.2001; Spodnje Bukovo (VM11), 1.8.1999 and 24.7.2016; Sremič (WL39), 25.9.2007; Sromlje (WL49), 2.8.2007; Stojnci (WM73), 31.7.2008; Strezetina (WM84), 20.9.2002 and 22.7.2003; Svetinje v Sl. goricah (WM94), 26.6.2002; Turški vrh (WM83), 26.6.2002 and 20.9.2002; Vetrnik, 700 m (WM40), 17.6.2006; Virštanj - 370 m (WM40), 16.6.2006; Vodiška planina - 1110 m (VM32), 3.9.2005; Vremščica - 840 m (VL25), 16.7.2011; Vučja Gomila (WM97), 27.4.2011; Zgornje Jezersko - 890 m (VM63), 15.8.2007. *Dicranotropis remaniaca Guglielmino, d'Urso & Bückle 2016 Old records: Primorje (Kras, Soča Valley) (GRAEFFE, 1903) Material examined: Ajševica (UL98), 31.7.2010; Banjški Kuk - 770 m (VM00), 12.8.2014; Baske - 600 m (UL99), 22.5.2011; Bilje (UL98), 4.5.1999; Bizjaki (VL08), 14.7.2006; Breginj - 550 m (UM72), 22.8.2003; Gorjansko - 197 m (UL97), 6.8.2005; Grižnik - 299 m (VL07), 6.8.2005; Kamno - 200 m (UM91), 18.8.2006; Kanalski vrh Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 159 (UM90), 29.7.2016; Kozana (UL89), 17.5.2003; Krn - 1200 m (UM92), 26.8.2011; Kromberk (UL99), 17.7.1999 and 6.4.2007; Lepena - 700 m (UM92), 26.8.2001 and 22.8.2003; Loke (UL99), 19.8.2004; Nova Gorica (UL99), 12.8.1999; Nova Gorica UL98), 17.7.1999, 12.7.2001 and 24.6.2007; Novelo (UL97), 1.9.2001; Osek (VL08), 16.7.2003; Pliskovica (VL06), 7.6.2003; Podčela (UM83), 16.9.2002 and 6.8.2004; Podlaka (VL09), 13.5.2006 and 13.7.2006; Prvačina (UL98), 1.4.1998 and 4.9.2003; Ravnica (UL99), 7.5.2000, 3.10.2004 and 25.5.2008; Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 19.9.2005; Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016; Strunjan (UL94), 23.4.2000; Šmihel (VL08), 13.7.2006; Vipolže (UL89), 26.7.2005; Vitovlje (VL08), 13.7.2006; Vogrsko (VL08), 2.7.2006 and 21.9.2014; Zalošče (VL08), 14.7.2006; Zavino - 190 m (VL17), 8.8.2007. Dicranotropis divergens Kirschbaum 1868 New records: Kolovrat - 1100 m (UM91), 24.6.2016; Krnsko jezero - 1400 m (UM92), 1.8.2009; Logarska dolina - 790 m (VM73), 30.7.2005; Mangart - 2050 m (UM94), 15.7.2006; Planina Pungrat -1440 m (VM54), 9.8.2014; Planina Razor (VM02), 7.7.2005 and 2.9.2006; Drežniške Ravne (Planina Zapleč) - 1200 m (UM92), 12.7.2015; Porezen - 1600 m (VM21), 3.7.2010 and 25.6.2011; Soriška planina - 1500 m (VM22), 3.8.2008; Vršič - 1620 m (VM04), 27.7.2008; Zadnja Trenta - 960 m (VM03), 24.7.2005 and 28.7.2007. Euconomelus lepidus (Boheman 1847) New records: Orehek pri Postojni (VL36), 12.9.2004; Zagorje (pri Pivki) (VL35), 9.7.2006; Rakitna 800 m (VL58), 12.9.2008. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 160 Fig. 2: Known distribution of the three Dicranotropis species in Slovenia Eurysanoides flavobrunnea (Dlabola 1956) (Figure 3) New records: Nanos - 900 m (VL27), 20.8.2004 and 4.9.2005; Kucelj - 1150 m (VL08), 4.9.2004; Ravnica - 400 m (UL99), 3.10.2004; Kastelec - 320 m (VL14), 21.9.2016. This is a rare and little known Mediterranean species originally described from northern Italy (DLABOLA, 1956). Furthermore, it is recorded for Greece and France (DROSOPOULOS, 1982; ASCHE & HOCH, 1982) and also for former Yugoslavia (NAST, 1987), but the exact locality for the latter is not known to the author. In Slovenia it was first recorded in Trnovo (HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001), but later on it was found by myself in several localities on the exposed southern slopes of Nanos and Čaven mountains, sometimes in fairly significant numbers in altitudes up to 1150 m. Recently it was found on the Karst edge near Kastelec as well. *Eurysula lurida (Fieber 1866) Material examined: Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004; Ajševica (UL98), 1.8.2004; Ma- ribor - Tezno (WM55), 16.9.2004; Grgar (UL99) 18.6.2005; Hotedršica - 550 m (VL38), 26.8.2016. *Falcotoya minuscula (Horvath 1897) Material examined: Izola (UL94), 10.8.2005 and 27.07.2011; Ankaran (VL04), 31.7.2007 In Slovenia, this species has a strictly Sub-Mediterranean distribution range and lives on the grass Cynodon dactylon. *Megamelodes lequesnei Wagner 1963 Material examined: Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004 (1 ♀); Nova Gorica (UL98), 31.10.2006 (21 ♂♂, 18 ♀♀, 1 nymph) and 10.5.2008 (1 ♂). Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 161 Fig. 3: Eurysanoides flavobrunnea, left: male (size: 1.8 - 2.0 mm); center: aedeagus – lateral and dorsal view (arrow); right: male pygofer and the right stylus ventral side In Germany this species lives monophagously on Juncus subnodulosus in swamps and does not tolerate mowing (NICKEL 2015). In the last locality this species was swept from fen vegetation with Carex pendula, Scirpus sylvaticus and Sparganium sp. in an urban park, but no attention was paid whether Juncus subnodulosus was present there. Mirabella albifrons (Fieber 1879) A new record: Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004. Paradelphacodes paludosa (Flor 1861) New records: Jelovica (Ledine) (VM32), 3.9.2005; Puščava - 240 m (WL18), 17.6.2006; Vojsko - Gačnik - 915 m (VM10), 12.7.2016; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016; Hotedršica - 560 m (VL38), 26.8.2016; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016. Muellerianella fairmairei (Perris 1857) New records: Nova Gorica (UL98), 23.7.2005; Dolnji Zemon (VL44), 1.7.2007; Vogrsko (UL98), 21.9.2014; Gradišče pri Vipavi - 115 m (VL17), 29.9.2016. Muellerianella extrusa (Scott 1871) New records: Planinsko polje (VL47), 28.6.2001; Nova Gorica (UL98), 21.8.2001, 9.7.2005, 9.10.2005; Kobarid - 235 m (UM92), 15.9.2001; Pokljuka (Močila) - 1200 m (VM23), 14.8.2003 and 2.9.2005; Ajševica (UL98), 1.8.2004; Podčela - 350 m (UM83), 6.8.2004; Labinje - 800 m (VM21), 23.8.2004; Petelinjsko jezero 550 m (VL46), 12.9.2004; Jelovica (Ledine) - 1100 m (VM32), 19.9.2004 and 3.9.2005; Gradišče pri Vipavi (VL17), 17.7.2005; Novakov Rovt (VM23), 2.9.2005; Nanos (VL27), 4.9.2005; Puščava - 240 m (WL18), 17.6.2006; Preloge - 360 m (WL15), 31.5.2007; Dolnji Zemon (VL44), 1.7.2007; Čepovan (Kobilica) - 540 m (VM00), 8.7.2007; Lijak (VL08), 20.7.2008; Rakitna - 800 m (VL58), 12.9.2008; Vojsko - Gačnik - 915 m (VM10), 12.7.2016; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Kanalski vrh (UM90), 29.7.2016; Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016; Hotedršica - 560 m (VL38), 26.8.2016; Žejna dolina - 580 m (VL39), 26.8.2016. *Pastiroma clypeata (Horvath 1897) Material examined: Strunjan (UL94), 6.7.2011 (2 ♂♂) on Puccinellia festucifor- mis. More abundantly, this species has been collected in halophytic salt marshes near Poreč in Istria - Croatia (Červar-Porat (UL91), 10.8.2003, 11.8.2004, 22.8.2005; Va- briga - Santa Maria (UL91), 8.8.2006). Metropis aris Asche, Drosopoulos & Hoch 1983 New records: Branik - Branik (Golec) - 370 m (VL07), 8.6.2006 (11 ♀♀), 10.6.2008 (7 ♀♀), 25.5.2014 (70 ♀♀, 13 ♂♂), 21.04.2016 (2 ♀♀, 19 ♂♂); Petrinjski kras (VL14), 27.4.2008 (1 ♂); Rakitovec - 520 m (VL13), 6.6.2014 (1 ♂, 3 ♀♀). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 162 This species occurs on very dry karstic pastures with various xerophilous grasses, mainly certain species from the Festuca valesiaca and F. ovina aggregate as well as Stipa pennata. Sometimes it may be found even a substantial number of specimens, especially by the suction sampling method. It develops one generation per year. Adults appear in spring from April to June. Males usually prevail at the beginning (April, early May), while in June only females can be found. *Struebingianella lugubrina (Boheman 1847) Material examined: Zagorje pri Pivki (VL35), 9.7.2006 on Glyceria notata. TETTIGOMETRIDAE Germar 1821 *Tettigometra leucophaea (Preyssler 1799) Material examined: Petelinjsko jezero - 550 m (VL46), 12.9.2004; Strunjan - 50 m (UL94), 14.10.2007; Unec - 540 m (VL47), 31.8.2008; Izola - 130 m (UL94), 3.11.2008; Dragonja - 20 m (UL93), 26.5.2016; on dry xerotermic pastures and low- intensity meadows with calcareous soil. CICADOMORPHA Evans 1946 APHROPHORIDAE Amyot & Serville 1943 Aphrophora major Uhler 1896 New records: Ljubljana (VL60), 19.7.1988; Jarše (VM60), 8.6.1989; Dolga vas pri Kočevju (VL95), 15.9.1991; Stražišče pri Kranju (VM42), 4.7.1995 (all leg. BF); Podčela - 350 m (UM83), 6.8.2004; Labinje - 800 m (VM21), 22.8.2004 and 18.8.2012; Baske - 600 m (UL99), 25.7.2009; Koseze (IB) (VL44), 11.7.2014; Vojsko - Gačnik - 920 m (VM10), 12.7.2016; Hotedršica - 560 m (VL38), 26.8.2016. Neophilaenus limpidus Wagner 1935 New records: Kucelj - 1170 m (VL08), 13.8.2006; Volovja reber - 1080 m (VL44), 1.7.2007; Rakitovec - 520 m (VL13), 6.6.2014. In Slovenia, this species has been recorded earlier only from the type locality on the mountain Nanos (WAGNER, 1935). It may be more common along the Dinaric mountain chain, but hitherto little faunistic attention has been paid to this species. All localities recorded here belong to this geographic area. This species is confined to a few isolated populations on the southern side of the Alps. Outside of Slovenia, which is "terra typica", this species is only recorded from the North-Italian regions Piedmont and Trento-Alto Adige (SERVADEI, 1967). Neophilaenus minor (Kirschbaum 1868) New records: Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014; Branik - 380 m (VL07), 30.6.2002 and 10.6.2008; Sinji vrh - 1000 m (VL18), 12.8.2001; Turški vrh (WM83), 26.6.2002. CICADELLIDAE Latreille 1825 Macropsinae Evans 1935 Macropsis fragilicola Holzinger, Nickel & Remane 2013 Records: Stanošina (WM62), 27.5.2013; on Salix fragilis (HOLZINGER & al., 2013) Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 163 No other records are known from the territory of Slovenia. This species has not been collected yet by the author himself. Macropsis notata (Prohaska 1923) New records: Planinsko polje - 450 m (VL47), 31.8.2008 on Salix triandra; Hruševje pri Postojni - 535 m (VL36), 12.9.2015 on Salix fragilis. Species recorded earlier only from Kungota pri Ptuju (SCHÜRRER & LÖCKER, 2003). Macropsis gravesteini Wagner 1953 New records: Nova Gorica (UL98), 28.5.2006; Golubinjek - 200 m (WM40), 16.6.2006, in both places on Salix alba. Species also recorded earlier from Dolnja Počehova (SCHÜRRER & LÖCKER 2003). *Macropsis remanei Nickel 1999 Material examined: Kamno - 200 M (UM91) 18.8.2006; Zadnja Trenta - 970 M (VM03), 28.7.2007; Idrijska Bela - 410 m (VL29), 12.7.2016; - on Salix eleagnos Macropsis haupti Wagner 1950 New records: Logarska dolina - 790 m (VM73), 30.7.2005; Podsreda - Socko - 300 m (WL49), 17.6.2006; Kranjska gora - 850 m (VM04), 27.7.2008; Vojsko - Gačnik - 915 m (VM10), 12.7.2016; Podraga (VL17), 18.7.2016; on Salix purpurea. Macropsis scutellata (Boheman 1845) New records: Čentiba (XM15), 27.7.2004; Bizjaki (VL08), 14.7.2006; Oševljek (UL98), 14.7.2006 and 12.6.2007; Nova Gorica (UL98), 30.8.2011. On Urtica dioica. *Macropsis vicina (Horvath 1897) Material examined: Kanal (UM90), 5.6.2005; Kromberk (UL99), 27.6.2007; on Populus alba *Hephathus freyi (Fieber 1868) Material examined: Debeli rtič (VL04), 27.7.2011, swept from plants of Artemisia caerulescens. This species has been collected more abundantly in the Croatian part of Istria (Červar - Porat (UL91), 25.8.2008 and 20.8.2015; Antenal (UL91), 7.8.2001), mainly swept from Artemisia caerulescens plants. Its most likely association with Artemisia spp. plants has already been reported by Tishechkin (TISHECHKIN, 1999). Agalliinae Kirkaldy 1901 *Agallia consobrina Curtis 1833 Material examined: Čentiba and Lendavske gorice (XM15), 27.7.2004 on Urtica dioica. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 164 Indiagallia limbata (Kirschbaum 1868) New records: Nanos - 1040 m (VL27), 16.7.2004; Podsreda - Socko, 300 m (WL49), 17.6.2006; Cimprovka - 1240 m (VM21), 24.6.2006; Soriška planina - 1400 m (VM22), 3.8.2008; Grant - 700 m (VM11), 12.6.2010; Rut - 1200 m (VM11), 12.6.2010; Spodnje Bukovo - 388 m (VM11), 12.6.2010; Cimprovka - 1180 m (VM21), 26.6.2010; Porezen - 1620 m (VM21), 3.7.2010; Porezen - 1300 m (VM21), 25.6.2011; Kalce - Ruska rajda (VL38), 15.5.2012; Ravhar (UM90), 18.5.2013; Volčanski Ruti - 560 m (UM91), 16.6.2013; Grčarice (VL85), 21.7.2013; Košenjak (WM06), 8.7.1973 (leg. B. Sket - coll. PMS); Podolševa - Sveti Duh (VM74), 20.7.1974 (leg. B. Sket - coll. PMS). This south-alpine and dinaric species is fairly common in Slovenia, especially along the Dinaric mountain chain (Figure 4). According to the current knowledge, it is absent in the sub-Mediterranean area as well as in the extreme eastern parts of Slo- venia (Prekmurje). We usually have found it associated with the plant Lamium orvala, which is most likely its prefered if not the only host plant. Namely, if distribution maps of Indiagallia limbata and Lamium orvala are compared, an almost perfect overlap is gained, which could additionally support this prefered relationship. Adults occur from end of April to the end of July with the maximum in June. Dryodurgades dlabolai Wagner 1963 New records: Podkraj - 870 m (VL27), 10.9.2008; Vitovski vrh - 880 m (VL08), 28.9.2008; food plant Trifolium medium. Idiocerinae Baker 1915 *Hespericerus brusinae (Horvath 1895) Material examined: Lokvica - 215 m (UL97), 8.5.2005 and 7.5.2016; Klariči (UL97), 19.5.2006 (nymphs) and 3.7.2013;Vale pri Brestovici -140 m (UL97), 8.5.2005; Kromberk (UL99), 9.7.2005; Lijak (VL09), 20.5.2006 (nymphs and adults), Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 165 Fig. 4: Known distribution of Indiagallia limbata in Slovenia 4.5.2008 and 3.4.2007 (nymphs); Solkan (UL99), 21.5.2006 (1 ♂, many nymphs); Golo brdo (UM80) - 200 m, 11.6.2006 and 31.5.2014; Osp (VL14), 27.4.2008; Črni kal (VL14), 14.4.2011; always on Pistacia terebinthus. The type locality of this species is the island of Hvar ('Lesina' in Horvath's original paper) in Dalmatia, but recorded by the same author also from Bakar and Novi Vin- odolski in the northern Adriatic area (HORVATH, 1895). According to DLABOLA (1981: 225) this species is an arboreal-east-Mediterranean fauna element distributed from Tajikistan through Turkmenistan, Iran, western Caucasus to the Black Sea area and then along the eastern Adriatic coast, where it reaches the most western and northern range in western Slovenia and in Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Northeast Italy). Various plant species have been recorded as to be the host plants of this species: Pistacia spp. (DLABOLA, 1981), Ailanthus altissima (LOGVINENKO, 1984), Rhus coriaria (GNEZDILOV, 1999). Records on Salix and Celtis in Turkey seem to be somehow ambiguous (LODOS & KALKANDELEN, 1982). We always found this species to be strictly associated with Pistacia terebinthus. Its life history is poorly known. We found first adults in April when its host plant starts budding. This suggests that this species most probably over- winters in the adult stage. Larvae and nymphs have been observed very abundantly in May and June, rarely even in early July. They feed on young leaves and shoots of Pistacia terebinthus. Adults of the new generation have been collected on the host plant during July and then they disappeared completely. It remains a mystery where they move after this period. *Populicerus albicans (Kirschbaum 1868) Material examined: Kromberk (UL99), 27.6.2007; Nova Gorica (UL99), 5.6.2010; on Populus alba. Populicerus laminatus (Flor 1861) New records: Kot pri Semiču - 370 m (WL15), 31.5.2007; Baske - 600 m (UL99), 25.7.2009; on Populus tremula. Iassinae Amyot & Serville 1843 Iassus mirabilis Orosz 1979 New records: Rodik (VL15), 6.7.2008; Dobravlje na Krasu (VL16), 23.6.2010; Rebrnice - 540 m (VL26), 5.7.2014 - on Quercus cerris. Aphrodinae Haupt 1927 Aphrodes bicincta (Schrank 1776) group Opinions on species delimitation in this group were controverse in the past because of very vague morphological differences between the sibling species. Since they often may live syntopically, the situation becomes even more complicated. Important im- provements in this regard have been done in the recent time by using multiple diagnostic criteria (vibrational signals, molecular and morphological characteristics) in order to provide more information needed for reliable species identification (TISHECHKIN, 1998; BLUEMEL & AL., 2014; DERLINK & al., 2014). In the latest two studies also a huge Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 166 amount of material from Slovenia was elaborated. It has been corroborated that four species from this group occur in Slovenia - A. bicincta (Schrank 1776), A. makarovi Zachvatkin 1948, A. diminuta Ribaut 1952 and a new one that still needs to be described, temporarily named Aphrodes type "Dragonja" (DERLINK & AL., 2014). In the light of these recent studies, the correctness of all older data on Aphrodes species in Slovenia become dubious (GRAEFFE, 1903; HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001) and require complete verification. Hence, the only reliable distributional data in Slovenia derive from BLUEMEL & al. (2014). After the complete morphological revision of Aphrodes material in my collection, my own data can only be contributed for A. diminuta, which is morphologically well-defined, but not for A. bicincta s.str. and A. makarovi. On the basis of our observations and data, in Slovenia A. diminuta seems to have a more mountainous distribution, being collected mainly at altitudes between 600 - 1400 m. Aphrodes diminuta Ribaut 1952 Material examined: Porezen - 1300 m (VM21), 19.8.2000; Blegoš (VM21), 29.7.2001, 6.9.2008, 8.8.2009; Črni vrh over Cerkno - 1270 m (VM21), 5.8.2007; Kojca - 670 m (VM11), 8.8.2010; Bohinjska Bistrica (VM12), 19.8.2002; Bohinjsko jezero - (VM12), 3.8.1999; Jelovica 1100 m (VM32), 23.8.2004, 3.9.2005; Logarska dolina - 790 m (VM73), 30.7.2005; Mlinarjevo sedlo - 1250 m (VM63), 15.8.2007; Mojstrana (VM24), 27.7.2011; Nanos - 900 m (VL27), 20.8.2004 and 4.9.2005; Plan- ina Razor (VM02), 2.9.2006; Dolnji Zemon (VL44), 1.7.2007; Trbovlje (WM00), 11.7.1990 (PMS). Anoscopus albifrons (Linnaeus 1758) Material examined: Murska Sobota (WM87), 4.7.1974 *Anoscopus albifrons mappus Guglielmino & Bückle, 2015 Material examined: Solkan - 90 m (UL99), 30.8.2008; Kromberk (UL98), 9.7.2005; Grgar (UL99), 18.6.2005; Skalnica - 160 m (UL99), 21.5.2005; Zagomila - 360 m (UL99), 16.6.2008; Kobariški Stol - 1135 m (UM82), 20.7.2014; Livek - 850 m (UM91), 16.7.2005; Kucelj - 1200 m (VL08), 4.9.2004; Čaven - 1240 m (VL18), 14.8.2011; Socerb - 440 m (VL14), 6.7.2008; Jelšane (VL43), 1.7.2007; Čepovan (Kobilica) - 540 m (VM00), 8.7.2007; Vodiška planina - 1110 m (VM32), 3.9.2005. According to the most recent investigations made by GUGLIELMINO & BÜCKLE (2015) the whole material in my collection collected in western Slovenia belongs to the subspecies A. a. mappus. Also records published by me in 2004 as A. albifrons refer to this subspecies (SELJAK, 2004a). Only a male specimen found in the collection of PMS, meets aedeagus characteristics of the typical A. albifrons (Linnaeus) s.str. This specimen was collected by B. Sket near Murska Sobota (Pannonian region) on 04.07.1974. * Anoscopus carlebippus Guglielmino & Bückle, 2015 Material examined: Rožna dolina (UL98), 23.7.2005 and 22.7.2011; Nova Gorica (UL98), 30.7.2004 and 24.6.2007; Kromberk (UL99), 16.7.2004; Mark (UL98), Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 167 20.7.2004; Ajševica (UL98), 1.8.2004, 20.8.2006 and 31.7.2010; Semič (WL15), 6.7.1981; Gederovci (WM87), 21.7.1974; in temporary wet to swampy places rich on sedges. The recently published studies by GUGLIELMINO and BÜCKLE (2015) showed that the populations of Anoscopus albiger (Germar 1821) species complex distributed in the Balkans as well as those from western Slovenia differ from the typical species in the shape of the aedeagus appendages, the terminal ones being "very broad, leaf- shaped" and the proximal ones "diverging in ventral view". Specimens from this region have been recognized as a separate species and described under the name above. Among the paratypes also material from western Slovenia was studied and documented. According to these changes the typical Anoscopus albiger (Germar 1821) has not been collected in Slovenia yet. Anoscopus flavostriatus (Donovan, 1799) s. l. According to the recent account on the species A. flavostriatus two subspecies occur in Europe; the typical one being widely distributed all around the vast part of Europe and A. f. dubius Gebicki & Bednarczyk 2002 till now only recorded from central and northern Italy (GUGLIELMINO & BÜCKLE, 2015). The differences between two subspecies are small, but seem to be stable and largely consider the shape and ori- entation of proximal aedeagal appendages. Specimens from Slovenia included in this study originate from the eastern part of the country (Muriša) and belong to A. flavo- striatus s. str. The subsequent re-examination of specimens in my collection has shown, however, that both subspecies occur in Slovenia. Because of the scarcity of material from the central and eastern part of the country being available for the examination, general conclusions on the distribution and demarcation situation of both subspecies in Slovenia have to be omitted for now. Available distributional data of both subspecies that suggest a much commoner occurrence of A. f. dubius are gathered below. Anoscopus flavostriatus (Donovan 1799) s. str. Material examined: Gederovci (WM87), 21.7.1974 (leg. B. Sket); Dolina pri Len- davi (XM15), 26.7.2004; Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004; Dolnji Zemon (VL44), 1.7.2007; Hrušica pri Podgradu - 550 m (VL34), 6.7.2008. Anoscopus flavostriatus dubius (Gebicki & Bednarczyk 2002) Material examined: Zabreška planina -1050 m (VM34), 2.8.2003; Soriška planina - 1300 m (VM22), 14.8.2003 and 23.8.2004;; Podčela - 350 m (UM83), 6.8.2004; Cimprovka - 1250 m (VM21), 23.8.2004 and 28.8.2016; Jelovica - 1150 m (VM32), 23.8.2004 and 3.9.2005; Kucelj - 1200 m (VL08), 4.9.2004; Mala Lazna - 1100 m (VL09), 4.9.2004; Logarska dolina - 790 m (VM73), 30.7.2005; Novakov rovt (VM23), 2.9.2005; Planina Kuk - 1150 m (VM01), 2.9.2006; Zadnja Trenta - 970 m (VM03), 28.7.2007; Blegoš - 1230 m (VM21), 6.9.2008; Kojca - 1300 m (VM11), 27.8.2009; Vremščica - 840 m (VL25), 16.7.2011; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Vojsko - Gačnik - 910 m (VM10), 8.8.2016; Črni vrh nad Cerknim - 1220 m (VM21), 28.8.2016; Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 168 *Anoscopus alpinus (Wagner 1955) Material examined: Peca - 1900 m (VM85), 22.7.1974 (1 ♂; leg. B. Sket - coll. PMS) *Planaphrodes trifasciata (Geoffroy 1785) Material examined: Čaven - 1240 m (VL18), 14.8.2011(1 ♂); Sabotin (UL99), 14.8.2012 (2 ♂♂, leg. J. Kamin); Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014 (1 ♂). *Stroggylocephalus agrestis (Fallen 1806) Material examined: Nova Gorica - Barje (UL98), 18.6.2005, 9.10.2005, 23.8.2010; Rožna dolina (UL98), 23.7.2005; Orehek pri Postojni (VL36), 12.9.2004; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Velika Polana (XM05), 26.7.2004; Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004; in wet or temporary dry straw meadows on tall sedges, mainly on Carex acutiformis. *Stroggylocephalus livens (Zetterstedt 1840) Material examined: Ajševica (VL08), 20.8.2006, 20.9.2009 and 31.7.2010; Nova Gorica - 100 m (UL99), 30.10.2016; in wet meadows. Stegelytrinae Baker 1915 *Stegelytra putoni (Mulsant & Rey 1875) (Figure 5 and Figure 6) Material examined: Nova Gorica (UL99), 11.9.2010, 2.10.2010, 2.10.2011, 29.10.2011 and 6.7.2013, 15.7.2016; always in the same place on Quercus ilex. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 169 Fig. 5: Stegelytra putoni - female (size: 5.0-5.7 mm) This is a Mediterranean species distributed in the Pyrenean Peninsula, southern France, and Italy (RIBAUT, 1952; GUGLIELMINO & BÜCKLE, 2007). In the East Adriatic region it was recorded from Dalmatia (Croatia) (RIBAUT, 1952; NAST, 1987), but marked in Fauna Europaea as a vague data (JACH & HOCH, 2016). In Dalmatia (Croa- tia), I only found a female on the island Korčula, 30.06.2005, therefore uncertainty, which species occurs there - S. putoni or S. erythroneura, remains unsolved. However, repeated collections of this species on the above given locality for several years un- ambiguously confirm the presence of S. putoni in the East-Adriatic region. According to our observations this species develops at least two generations per year, one in summer and another one in early autumn. According to RIBAUT (1952), it is strictly associated with evergreen oaks, especially Quercus ilex and Q. suber. We always collected it from Q. ilex only. Cicadellinae Latreille 1825 *Graphocephala fennahi Young 1977 Material examined: Maribor (WM45), 25.7.2005, leg. J. Miklavc; a specimen trapped on a yellow sticky trap (SELJAK, 2013). Errhomenus brachypterus Fieber 1866 New records: Kojca - 670 m (VM11), 8.8.2010; Krnica - 990 m (VL09), 29.7.2012, leg. J. Kamin; Deskle (UM90), 4.10.2012, leg. J. Kamin; Rimske Toplice (WM10), 7.4.2016 (leg. B. Zadravec). Collection PMS: leg. BF: Ig (VL68), 14.5.1984 (leg. ?); Kočevski Rog (WL05), 18.6.1986 (leg. ?); Pevno (VM41), 27.5.1987 (leg. R. Borisov); Planinsko polje (VL47), 23.6.1993; Planinsko polje (VL48), 23.6.1993; Planinca (VL59), 9.9.1996 (leg. M. Pistotnik); Turjak (VL68), 15.6.1997 (leg. P. Presetnik); Šmarna gora (VM50), Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 170 Fig. 6: Stegelytra putoni – nymph 19.6.1997 (leg. S. Strgulc) and 17.6.1998 (leg. Š. Štrekelj); Laze (WL16), 22.6.1997 (leg. A. Gregorčič); Podutik (VM50), 12.7.1997 (leg. U. Kozina) and 25.6.1998 (leg. A. Skoberne); Postojna (VL37), 20.7.1997 (leg. B. Fajdiga); Doblar (UM90), 1.6.1998 (leg. B. Del Fabbro); Dragatuš (WL14), 14.6.1998 (leg. N. Planinc); Vrhnika (VL49), 15.6.1998 (leg. M. Zagmajster); Gorenja Kanomlja (VM10), 22.6.1998 (leg. D. Erja- vec); Iški Vintgar (VL68), 22.6.1998 (leg. T. Korenčič); Sedlo Davovec (Cerklje) (VM62), 22.6.1998 (leg. E. Močnik); Smlednik (VM51), 22.6.1998 (leg. A. Žunič); Stari Grad v Podbočju (WL37), 22.6.1998 (leg. A. Zorko); Trnovec (VM50), 22.6.1998 (leg. G. Šubic); Vikrče (VM50), 10.6.1999 (leg. ?); Žlebe (VM50), 20.6.1999 (leg. P. Glogovačan). Typhlocybinae Kirschbaum 1868 Dikraneura variata Hardy 1850 New records: Šempas (VL08), 28.9.2002; Lijak (VL09), 9.11.2003; Stara Gora (UL98), 25.6.2007; Sabotin - 370 m (UL99), 16.6.2008; Kojca - 1300 m (VM11), 27.8.2009; Kolovrat - 1100 m (UM91), 8.9.2012 and 16.6.2013; Ravnica - Vratca (UL99), 18.6.2015; Malo Polje (VL28), 27.6.2015; Mala Lazna - 1110 m (VL09), 23.10.2015. The genus Forcipata DeLong & Caldwell 1936 in Slovenia (Figure 7) The zoogeographical situation of the genus Forcipata in Slovenia has already been discussed in earlier papers (SELJAK, 2004a; SELJAK, 2012). Four species occur in the territory - F. citrinella (Zetterstedt 1828), F. major (Wagner 1948), F. forcipata (Flor 1861) and F. obtusa Vidano 1965. However, there are clear parapatric distribu- tional patterns between the vicariant species pairs, the cisalpine (F. major and F. ob- tusa) and transalpine (F. citrinella and F. forcipata) ones (SELJAK, 2012). Beside the Alps, the Dinaric mountain chain that runs from the north-west towards the south of the country greatly determines the distribution ranges of Forcipata species in Slovenia. It is quite obvious that during the last glaciations previously unique populations became spatially completely divided for a period of time which was long enough for gradual development of separate species pairs. Till now F. forcipata has only been found in the Alpine regions of the northern part of Slovenia, usually at higher altitudes between 900 - 2200 m. In contrast, F. obtusa has only been collected south of the Julian Alps, along the Dinaric mountain chain and to the west of it. This species also seems to be more common at submontane and higher altitudes than in the plain. According to the current knowledge there is no geographic overlap of these two species in Slovenia. F. citrinella occurs in the continental part of Slovenia to the east and north of the Dinaric mountain chain. It has never been collected to the west, where it is completely replaced by F. major. Slightly overlapping areas in the southern slopes of the Julian Alps show a possible geographic co-ocurrence, but according to our observations they do not live syntopically. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 171 Because of some misinterpretations of Forcipata species in an earlier work (HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001) that resulted in erroneous interpretations of distribution patterns all earlier distributional data from Slovenia are listed here again. Forcipata citrinella (Zetterstedt 1828) Material examined: Borovška gora (VL84), 20.7.2013; Dolga vas (XM16), 31.7.2008; Golubinjek - 200 m (WM40), 16.6.2006; Ljubljana (VM60), 5.6.1971 (leg. B. Sket); Lopata - 260 m (WM12), 28.9.2010; Mala Polana (XM05), 17.5.2000 (leg. S. Gomboc); Murska Sobota (WM86), 4.6.1974 (leg. B. Sket); Novakov rovt (VM23), 2.9.2005; Planina Stador - 1040 m (VM01), 7.7.2005; Preloge - 360 m (WL15), 31.5.2007; Preval pri Podutiku - 330 m (VM50), 6.6.2012; Puščava - 240 m (WL18), 17.6.2006; Radenci (WM86), 23.3.2001; Ravne nad Šoštanjem (WM03), 3.9.1997 (leg. S. Gomboc); Rogaška Slatina (WM42), 2.8.2013; Soriška planina - 1400 m (VM22), 3.8.2008; Turški vrh (WM83), 20.9.2002; Vršič - 1500 m (VM04), 15.8.2012; Zgornje Jezersko - 890 m (VM63), 15.8.2007; Žitkovci (XM06), 31.7.2008. Forcipata major (Wagner 1948) Material examined: Ajševica (VL08), 6.5.2001, 8.9.2001, 1.8.2004; Bate - 650 m (UM90), 2.7.2000; Bilje (UL98), 28.7.1998, 27.5.1999, 19.7.1999; Blegoš - 1400 m (VM31), 6.9.2008; Bohinjska Bistrica (VM12), 19.8.2002; Cerkniško jezero (VL56), 14.8.2001; Gojače (VL08), 20.5.1998; Gorje - 580 m (VM21), 8.8.2010; Gradišče pri Vipavi (VL17), 17.7.2005, 13.6.2006; Grgar (UL99), 22.10.2000, 27.5.2012; Horjul (VL49), 19.9.2007; Hotedršica - 560 m (VL38), 26.8.2016; Hruševje pri Pos- tojni - 535 m (VL36), 12.9.2015; Hrušica (VL37), 10.9.2008; Idrija pri Bači (VM00), 23.8.1998; Idrsko (UM91), 10.9.2001; Kalce - 500 m (VL38), 29.8.2001; Kobarid - 235 m (UM92), 15.9.2001; Kromberk (UL99), 10.10.1999, 14.7.2013; Labinje - 500- 900 m (VM21), 7.8.1998, 9.9.2006, 18.8.2012; Jelovica (Ledine) - 1100 m (VM32), 19.9.2004; Lijak (VL09), 20.7.2008; Log Čezsoški (UM82), 16.9.2002; Mala Lazna - 1100 m (VL09), 23.8.2003; Miren (UL98), 2.5.2012; Nemški rovt - 750 m (VM22), 14.8.2003; Nova Gorica (UL98, UL99), 5.10.1997, 16.10.1997, 29.8.1998, 22.5.1999, 23.10.1999, 12.7.2001, 21.9.2001, 18.6.2005, 29.6.2011, 19.7.2014, 11.7.2001, 9.10.2005, 24.6.2007, 6.6.2010; Novelo - 370 m (UL97), 16.9.2010; Orehek (VM11), 5.6.2015; Orehek pri Postojni (VL36), 12.9.2004; Paljevo (UL93), 20.9.2003; Panovec - 110 m (UL98), 11.6.2000, 13.9.2000, 21.8.2001, 14.8.2005; Planinsko polje - 450 m (VL47) , 17.6.1983 (leg. B. Sket) , 28.6.2001, 31.8.2008; Podraga (VL17), 18.7.2016; Poljubin (VM01), 27.4.2007; Pri Peči (VL09), 18.10.1997, 21.9.2015; Rakitna - 800 m (VL58), 12.9.2008; Ravnica (UL99), 9.5.1998; Sečoveljske soline (UL93), 23.7.2010; Senik - 550 m (UM80), 11.6.2006; Soriška planina (VM22), 23.8.2004; Spodnje Bukovo - 400 m (VM11), 28.8.2011 and 24.7.2016; Stara Gora (UL98), 21.5.2005, 10.9.2011, 25.5.2012, 9.5.2014; Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016; Studeno (VL37), 6.6.1999; Tolmin (VM01), 13.10.2002 and 24.6.2016; Vetrnik - 700 m (WM40), 17.6.2006; Vipava (VL17), 10.8.2000; Vitovlje (VL08), 25.10.2001; Vodice (UL99), 20.9.2003; Vojsko - 1050 m (VL19), 23.8.2003; Vojsko Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 172 - Gačnik - 915 m (VM10), 12.7.2016; Zagomila - 360 m (UL99), 16.6.2008; Zalošče (VL08), 7.9.1999; Žejna dolina - 580 m (VL39), 26.8.2016. *Forcipata forcipata (Flor 1861) Material examined: Krnsko jezero - 1400 m (UM92), 1.8.2009; Mangart - 1770 m (UM94), 15.7.2006; Mangart - 2050-2100 m (UM94), 15.7.2006, 28.8.2015; Mlinar- jevo sedlo - 1250 m (VM63), 15.8.2007; Planica (VM04), 15.8.2012; Planina Pungrat -1440 m (VM54), 9.8.2014; Rogla - 1500 m (WM24), 13.8.2000; Smrekovec - 1350 m (VM93), 22.6.2002; Vršič - 1500-1620 m (VM04), 15.8.2012, 27.7.2008; Zadnja Trenta - 960 m (VM03), 24.7.2005, 28.7.2007. Forcipata obtusa Vidano 1965 Material examined: Baske - 600 m (UL99), 22.5.2011; Blegoš - 1300 m (VM21), 8.8.2009, 29.7.2001; Cimprovka - 1250 m (VM21), 24.6.2006; Črni vrh nad Cerknem - 1270 m (VM21), 5.8.2007; Gorje - 580 m (VM21), 8.8.2010; Kolovrat - 1100 m (UM91), 8.9.2012; Komna - 1520 m (VM02), 2.8.1999; Labinje 700-900 m (VM21), 21.8.1997, 23.8.2004, 17.9.2011, 18.8.2012; Lokve - 920 m (VL09), 19.7.2009; Loški potok (VL65), 23.6.2001; Porezen - 1350 m (VM21), 7.8.1998; Slavnik - 1000 m (VL14), 6.7.2004; Spodnje Bukovo - 388 m (VM11), 12.6.2010; Stara Gora (UL98), 21.5.2005, 10.9.2011, 19.9.2015; Trnovo (VL09), 6.9.2015; Vitovski vrh - 880 m (VL08), 28.9.2008; Vogel - 1500 m (VM12), 5.8.1999; Zakriž (VM11), 5.6.2015. Micantulina micantula (Zetterstedt 1840) New records: Kobariški Stol - 1230 m (UM82), 8.9.2013 (1 ♂); in a montane forest clearing. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 173 Fig. 7: Forcipata spp. - distribution map and the rough demarcation line (red dotted) between cis- and transalpine species in Slovenia As already stated earlier, this species may be very rare in Slovenia (SELJAK, 2004a). In my collection there are only a male and a female, both from the Upper Soča Valley, but from two rather distant localities. Both specimens were swept from tall vegetation in montane forest clearings. Thalictrum minus is recorded as to be the host plant (NICKEL, 2003). This plant species is rather common in that area (JOGAN & al., 2001), but I could not find the association with M. micantula yet. *Notus flavipennis (Zetterstedt 1828) Material examined: Cerkniško jezero (VL56), 23.6.2001; Planinsko polje (VL47), 28.6.2001; Juršinci (WM74), 16.9.2004; Puščava (WL18), 17.6.2006; Planinsko polje - 450 m (VL47), 31.8.2008; Rakitna - 800 m (VL58), 12.9.2008; Koseze (VL44), 11.7.2014; Juršinci (WM74), 16.9.2004; Puščava (WL18), 17.6.2006. The problem of Graeffe's records on "Dicraneura flavipennis Fabricius" and the posibility of confusion with the following species was discussed in an earlier paper (SELJAK, 2004a). *Notus italicus Wagner 1954 Material examined: Vojsko - Gačnik - 915 m (VM10), 12.7.2016. This endemic species described from the Laguna of Venetia for the first time is widely distributed throughout northern and central Italy (WAGNER, 1954; SERVADEI, 1967). Several records from the adjacent region Friuli Venezia Giulia have suggested that the distribution range of N. italicus could extend also into the territory of western Slovenia, which turned out to be true. The above mentioned locality is the only known so far and interestingly very isolated and rather far away from the nearest known localities in Friuli Venezia Giulia in Italy. *Wagneriala incisa (Then 1897) Material examined: Stara Gora (UL98), 17.6.2011 and 10.9.2011; Socerb - 330 m (VL14), 23.9.2011. Empoasca ossiannilssoni Nuorteva 1948 New records: Sabotin - 600 m (UL99), 10.9.2002; Bukovščica - 460 m (VM42), 17.7.2010. The genus Chlorita Fieber 1872 in Slovenia (Figure 8) Till now, five Chlorita-species have been found in Slovenia: Ch. paolii (Ossian- nilsson 1939), Ch. beieri Dlabola 1959, Ch. mendax (Ribaut 1933), Ch. dumosa (Ribaut 1933) and Ch. szelenica Dlabola 1967. While Ch. paolii, Ch. beieri and Ch. mendax are morphologically and trophically well characterized (SELJAK, 2004a), the situation is not so clear for Ch. szelenica and Ch. dumosa, seemingly both dwelling on Thymus-plants. According to DLABOLA (1967) the basic difference between these two species is in the shape and arrangement of the appendages at the base of the aedeagus shaft. In Ch. dumosa the distal two appendages arise laterally from the base of the shaft and are set closer to each other than the proximal one and mostly have Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 174 some kind of a common base; the proximal appendage is clearly widely spaced, but still shifted rather close to the base of the shaft. In contrast, in Ch. szelenica the three appendages are more or less evenly spaced and the proximal two displaced from the shaft base. These criteria were used for separating both species. However, among populations swept from Thymus mats in south-western Slovenia, also specimens with somewhat intermediate arrangement of these appendages have been observed which may complicate a reliable identification. In such cases several specimens have to be examined. Chlorita beieri Dlabola 1959 New records: Nanos - 900 m (VL27), 20.8.2004; Škrljevica - 576 m (VL26), 19.6.2005; Kromberk (UL99), 9.7.2005; Gorjansko - 197 m (UL97), 6.8.2005; Grižnik - 299 m (VL07), 6.8.2005; Vale pri Brestovici - 130 m (UL97), 6.8.2005; Črni kal (VL14), 24.9.2005; Golo brdo (UM80), 11.6.2006; Volovja reber - 1080 m (VL44), 1.7.2007; Dolga poljana - 340 m (VL18), 11.7.2007; Lokvica na Krasu (UL97), 7.10.2007; Branik (Golec) - 370 m (VL07), 10.6.2008; Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 24.7.2008; Korte - 100 m (UL93), 17.5.2009; Kastelec (VL14), 17.7.2012; Kubed (VL14), 17.7.2012; Rakitovec - 520 m (VL13), 6.6.2014; Rebrnice - 390 m (VL27), 5.7.2014; Lokovec - 850 m (VM00), 12.8.2014; Beka (VL15), 30.6.2016. The species is strictly monophagous on Satureja montana species complex. In Slovenia it has been collected mainly on S. montana s.str., rarely on S. subspicata, too. Chlorita mendax (Ribaut, 1933) New records: Planina (VL17), 8.6.2006; Ajševica (VL09), 4.5.2008; Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014; Otlica - 830 m (VL18), 27.6.2015; Sabotin - 570 m (UL99), 2.8.2015; Socerb (VL14), 30.6.2016. The majority of above-listed localities belong to the type area, which is somewhere around Gorizia in Italy and Nova Gorica in Slovenia (RIBAUT, 1933; RIBAUT, 1936). Here, this species is strictly associated with Artemisia alba. Most probably it over- winters in the egg stage. First adults appear at the beginning of May with maximum numbers in June and July, but some specimens can be found until to end of September. *Chlorita dumosa (Ribaut 1933) Material examined: Dragonja (UL93), 27.4.2012; Nova vas over Dragonja (UL93), 27.4.2012; Socerb (VL15), 26.5.2016; swept from mats of various Thymus species. Chlorita szelenica Dlabola 1967 New records: Podnanos (VL17), 5.7.2014; swept from mats of various Thymus species. Chlorita paolii (Ossiannilsson 1939) New records: Šared - 260 m (UL94), 23.9.2011; Nova vas nad Dragonjo (UL93), 27.4.2012; Škocjanski zatok (VL04), 24.9.2005; Divača (VL25), 24.9.2005; Podnanos Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 175 (VL17), 5.7.2014; Malo polje (VL28), 21.9.2003; Idrijski Log - 650 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Nanos - 900 m (VL27), 26.7.2002; Dolnje Lome - 680 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Hrušica - 850 m (VL37), 19.9.2007; Baske - 600 m (UL99), 22.5.2011; Vodice nad Grgarjem (UL99), 20.9.2003; Pri Peči - 400 m (VL09), 21.9.2015; Kanal- ski Kolovrat - 650 m (UM90), 19.10.2013; Kolovrat - 1150 m (UM91), 16.6.2013; Zatolmin (VM01), 3.7.2008; Ljubin (VM01), 27.4.2007; Trebuša - 460 m (VM00), 17.8.2006; Spodnje Bukovo - 440 m (VM11), 28.8.2011; Labinje - 800 m (VM21), 23.8.2004; Blegoš - 1300 m (VM21), 8.8.2009; Rateče (VM05), 15.8.2012; Kranjska gora - 850 m (VM04), 27.7.2008; Gora pri Krškem (WL39), 25.9.2007; Golubinjek - 200 m (WM40), 16.6.2006; Maribor - Tezno (WM55), 16.9.2004; Jareninski dol (WM56), 25.7.2004; Turški vrh (WM83), 20.9.2002; mainly on Achillea spp. * Kybos lindbergi (Linnavuori 1951) Material examined: Črni vrh nad Cerknem - 1270 m (VM21), 5.8.2007; Baske - 600 m (UL99), 25.7.2009; Preval pri Podutiku (VM50), 6.6.2012, on Betula pen- dula. Ossiannilssonola callosa (Then 1886) New records: Črni log (XM05), 7.6.2003; Gorenji Novaki - 1028 m (VM21), 4.7.2009; Kozja peč - 400 m (WL59), 16.6.2006; Laniše (VL38), 23.6.2002; Ljubljana (VM60), 17.6.1971 (leg. B. Sket). *Edwardsiana bergmani (Tullgren 1916) Material examined: Planina Stador - 1040 m (VM01), 7.7.2005 on Alnus alnobe- tula Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 176 Fig. 8: The genus Chlorita in Slovenia: known distribution of four species (the widely distributed species Ch. paolii is not mapped out here) * Edwardsiana lamellaris (Ribaut 1931) Material examined: Nova Gorica (UL98), 11.7.2011 and 14.7.2013, trapped on light; Miren (UL98), 2.5.2012 on Rosa arvensis. Edwardsiana lethierryi (Edwards 1881) New records: Gorenje pri Divači (VL16), 22.9.2001; Lokev (VL15), 22.9.2001; Kromberk (UL99), 25.4.2003; Ljubljana (VL69), 22.5.2003; Krn - pl. Kašina - 1100 m (UM92), 5.7.2003; Nemški rovt - 750 m (VM22), 14.8.2003; Most na Soči (VM01), 16.8.2003; Kanal (UM90), 5.6.2005; Preval pri Podutiku (VM50), 6.6.2012; collected on Acer campestre, Tilia cordata and T. platyphyllos. Edwardsiana nigriloba (Edwards 1924) Previous records: Tkalca jama (VL47), 22.6.2001 (Schürrer & Löcker, 2003); New records: Nova Gorica (UL99), 27.5.2010 (5 ♂♂, 5 ♀♀), on Acer platanoides. Edwardsiana platanicola (Vidano 1961) Material examined: Nova Gorica (UL99), 19.5.2007, 14.7.2007 and 02.08.2014 on Platanus x hispanica (SELJAK, 2013). *Edwardsiana rosaesugans (Cerutti 1939) Material examined: Kobarid - 270 m (UM92), 5.8.2006; This record is based on a male collected at the above-mentioned locality and meets morphological characteristics of this species. However, the aedeagus stem en- largement terminates apically rather sharply angulate, pronounced even slightly more than in Lauterer's drawing (LAUTERER, 1983). *Edwardsiana soror Linnavuori 1950 Material examined: Lepena - 700 m (UM92), 22.8.2003 (1 ♂); Zgornje Jezersko - 890 m (VM63), 15.8.2007 (1 ♂) on Alnus glutinosa; Gorenji Novaki - 1028 m (VM21), 4.7.2009 (1 ♂) on Alnus incana. Linnavuoriana sexmaculata (Hardy 1850) New records: Tuniši (VL13), 30.9.2004; Pregara (VL13), 20.10.2005; Vogrsko (VL08), 31.3.2006; Panovec (UL98), 7.4.2006; Ajševica (VL08), 28.4.2006 and 2.7.2006; Slap Boka (UM83), 15.7.2006; Horjul (VL49), 19.9.2007; Rut - 1200 m (VM11), 12.6.2010; Ljubljana - Rožna dolina (VM50), 20.7.2010; Nova Gorica (UL99), 24.3.2012; Vršič - 1400 m (VM04), 15.8.2012; mainly on various broad- leaved Salix spp. Ribautiana alces (Ribaut 1931) New records: Lijak (VL09), 9.11.2003; Pregara (VL13), 20.10.2005; Kozja peč - 400 m (WL59), 16.6.2006; Novelo (UL97), 16.9.2010; Kromberk (UL99), 23.10.2011; Planina pri Ajdovščini (VL17), 19.7.2012; mainly on Quercus pubescens *Ribautiana ognevi (Zachvatkin 1948) Material examined: Planinsko polje - 450 m (VL47), 31.8.2008 (3♂♂, 2♀♀) on Ulmus glabra Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 177 *Eupteryx adspersa (Herrich-Schaeffer 1838) Material examined: Divača (VL25), 24.9.2005; Kastelec (VL14), 6.7.2008; on Artemisia absinthium Eupteryx austriaca (Metcalf 1968) New records: Vojsko - 1040 m (VL19) 18.8.2001 and 23.8.2003; Soriška planina (VM22), 23.8.2004; Maribor - Kalvarija (WM45), 25.8.2005; Kromberk (UL99), 1.6.2006, 9.7.2011 and 14.7.2013; Vitovlje (VL08), 8.6.2006; Gradišče pri Vipavi (VL17), 13.6.2006; Podsreda - Socko, 300 m (WL49), 17.6.2006; Straška gora - 300 m (WL07), 31.5.2007; Blegoš - 1500 m (VM31), 8.8.2009; Kojca - 670 m (VM11), 8.8.2010; Nova Gorica - Pristava (UL99), 12.9.2010 on Knautia spp. (mainly K. drymeia). *Eupteryx collina (Flor 1861) Material examined: Duplje - 120 m (VL17), 30.9.1999; Lijak - 90 m (VL09), 4.5.2008; Šempeter pri Gorici - 100 m (UL98), 25.9.2011; Ajševica - 60 m (UL99), 15.9.2012; Rogaška Slatina - 260 m (WM42), 2.8.2013; Podnanos - 140 m (VL17), 5.7.2014; on Mentha longifolia. Eupteryx lelievrei (Lethierry 1874) New records: Ajševica (UL98), 1.8.2004, 2.7.2006 and 20.8.2006 - on Stachys of- ficinalis. Eupteryx melissae Curtis 1837 New records: Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 28.9.2004, 20.10.2005 and 23.10.2006; Pregara (VL13), 12.10.2005; Parecag (UL93), 20.10.2005; Sečoveljske soline (UL93), 23.7.2010. So far, it has only been caught on yellow sticky traps or on light, therefore no own data on the host plant(s) are available. Its distribution pattern concentrated in the littoral area suggests, however, that Nepeta spp. (N. cataria and N. nuda) might be the main host plant (NICKEL, 2003). *Eupteryx origani Zachvatkin 1948 Material examined: Planina Kuk - 1270 m (VM01), 2.9.2006 - 1 ♀ ; Borovška gora - 1000 m (VL84), 20.7.2013 - 1 ♀; on Origanum vulgare. It is obviously a rare or perhaps only little collected species in Slovenia, although its host plant is common all over (JOGAN & al., 2001); only two females have been found so far. Eupteryx ribauti Dworakowska 1972 New records: Trstelj (UL97), 29.5.2004; Solkan (UL99), 25.9.2005; Kromberk (UL99), 16.10.2005 and 18.5.2008; Lijak (VL09), 1.10.2005, 20.5.2006 and 4.5.2008; Golo Brdo (UM80), 11.6.2006; Spodnje Bukovo - 440 m (VM11), 9.9.2006 and Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 178 28.8.2011; Hudajužna (VM11), 28.8.2013; Lokovec (VM00), 12.8.2014 - host plants Clinopodium menthifolium and C. nepeta. *Eupteryx salviae Arzone & Vidano 1994 Material examined: Petrinje (VL14), 17.7.2012 and 06.06.2014 on natural popu- lation of Salvia officinalis Zyginella pulchra Löw 1885 (Figure 9) Material examined: Food plant Cotinus coggygria: Ravnica (UL99), 18.10.1997; Črni kal (VL14), 5.6.2001; Strunjan (UL94), 22.6.2001; Kostanjevica (UL97), 1.9.2001; Opatje selo (UL98), 1.9.2001; Lokev (VL15), 22.9.2001; Lijak - 450 m (VL09), 2.5.2002; Sabotin - 600 m (UL99), 10.9.2002; Skalnica (UL99), 30.8.2003 and 30.10.2011; Ravnica (UL99), 12.10.2003; Podsabotin (UL99), 25.4.2004; Vale pri Brestovici -140 m (UL97), 8.5.2005; Ajdovščina (VL18), 14.5.2005; Lukini - 320 m (VL13), 24.9.2005; Pregara (VL13), 12.10.2005; Parecag (UL93), 20.10.2005; Gradišče nad Prvačino (VL08), 14.7.2006; Hrvatini (VL04), 25.7.2006; Črni kal (VL14), 14.4.2011; Kromberk (UL99), 9.7.2011 and 14.7.2013; Branik (VL07), 21.9.2014. On other food plants or the food plant not specified: Bled (VM33), 19.8.2002 (Acer platanoides); Ljubljana - Rožna dolina (VL59), 23.7.2004 (leg. V. Mazzoni); Kozja peč - 400 m (WL59), 16.6.2006; Idrijski Log - 650 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Vi- tovski vrh - 880 m (VL08), 28.9.2008; Labinje (VM21), 18.8.2012 (Juglans regia); Vodranci (WM94), 28.10.2013. On winter shelter plants: Nova Gorica (UL99), 7.2.1998, 10.12.2000, 8.2.2001, 13.03.2005 (Taxus baccata, Picea abies); Lijak - 450 m (VL09), 1.12.2002, 11.2.2007 and 2.3.2008 (Quercus ilex); Sabotin - 200 m (UL99), 4.2.2007 (Quercus ilex); Selo pri Prosenjakovcih - 260 m (WM97), 4.2.2016 (Pinus sylvestris). Cotinus coggygria is the main food plant of this species in the sub-Mediterranean area of south-western Slovenia. Larvae and adults provoke the characteristic stippling of leaves just like the majority of mesophyll feeding Typhlocybinae. The populations are often rather considerable and consequently the visibility of injuries on leaves, too. In ad- dition, this species is the only Typhlocybinae we have ever found feeding on C. coggygria. However, there were also certain hesitations expressed whether these populations belong to Z. pulchra at all or another perhaps still undescribed species may be involved (REMANE, pers. comm.) I myself have examined a vast number of specimens collected on C. coggygria and those swept from Acer platanoides and Juglans regia. At the morphological level no differences have been observed between compared populations. Fifth instar nymphs were also compared and again both display the same morphological features. Perhaps, combined molecular, vibrational and/or rearing assays would be advantageous to remove the last shadows from this question. Zyginella pulchra graeffei Melichar 1901 Material examined: Škodelin (UL93), 20.5.2005; Bilje (UL98), 16.4.2009; Miren (UL98) 18.4.2012; Kromberk - 300 m (UL99), 24.4.2013 and 15.05.2016 - in all cases trapped on yellow sticky traps. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 179 Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 180 Fig. 9: Zyginella pulchra, top: adult fe- male; center: 5th instar nymph; bottom: feed- ing signs on a leaf of Cotinus coggygria This variety has mainly not been accepted as a valid taxonomic entity although externally it differs quite clearly from the typical species by a distinct black quadran- gular spot in the costal region of the fore wings just behind the wax area. Good draw- ings of this feature were published by MELICHAR (1901) and DLABOLA (1977). More material and further studies will be needed to establish the taxonomic value of this pattern variation. All specimens (altogether 7) found by us were captured on yellow or blue sticky traps always in spring, only from April to May. Arboridia pusilla (Ribaut 1936) New record: Solkan - 90 m (UL99), 30.8.2008 (7 ♂♂). Earlier, this species has only been recorded once from Fijesa (HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001). Specimens from the new locality were swept from the vegetation along a railway bank. Geranium sanguineum is recorded as its food plant (NICKEL, 2003) Hauptidia distinguenda (Kirschbaum 1868) New records: Nova Gorica (UL99), 26.4.2005 and 2.4.2006 on Arabis caucasica, 8.9.2016 on Nicotiana sp. (leg. J. Kamin); Črniče (VL08), 29.4.2005 on Geranium robertianum; Kozana (UL89), 25.5.2007 on tomato plants; Tolmin (VM01), 16.10.2011 on Fuchsia corymbiflora; Ljubljana (VM60), 6.8.2013 on Sedum maximum. In all cases nymphs were also present and obvious injuries on leaves observed. Zygina frauenfeldi Lethierry 1880 Material examined: Branik (Golec) - 370 m (VL07), 8.6.2006; Socerb (VL14), 23.9.2011; Šempeter pri Gorici (UL98), 25.9.2011; Dragonja (UL93), 27.4.2012; Nova Gorica (UL99), 7.10.2012; Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014, Koper - Sermin (VL04), 26.5.2016; Beka (VL15), 30.6.2016; part of these data have already been published in HOLZINGER & al. (2011). This species occurs scattered in extremely dry and hot habitats, often along road margins, in stone and sand pits always associated with Sanguisorba minor s.l. Until now, all findings in Slovenia are from the sub-Mediterranean region. Zygina hyperici (Herrich-Schaeffer 1836) New records: Mala Lazna - 1100 m (VL09), 4.9.2004; Hrušica - 850 m (VL37), 19.9.2007; Rožna dolina (UL98), 30.8.2011; Solkan (UL99), 16.9.2011; Kastelec (VL14), 17.7.2012; on Hypericum perforatum. *Zygina lunaris (Mulsant & Rey 1885) Material examined: Nova Gorica (UL98), 26.3.2006, 5.7.2008 and 27.9.2008; Nova Gorica (UL99), 29.10.2011 and 24.3.2012; Loke (UL99), 8.7.2010; Miren (UL98), 18.4.2012, 2.5.2012 and 15.06.2014; on Salix purpurea and S. eleagnos; adults overwinter on evergreen trees, locally often swept from Quercus ilex. Zygina ordinaria (Ribaut 1936) New records: Lijak (VL09), 1.12.2002 on Salix purpurea; Slap Boka (UM83), 15.7.2006 on S. eleagnos; Dragonja (UL93), 14.4.2011 and Preval pri Podutiku - 330 m (VM50), 6.6.2012, both on Salix alba. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 181 Zygina suavis Rey 1891 New records: Tolmin (VM01), 12.10.2002; Labinje (VM21), 1.11.2003, both on Frangula alnus; Krn - 1100 m (UM92), 5.7.2003; Planina Razor (VM02), 2.9.2006 both on Rhamnus alpina subsp. fallax. Zyginidia servadeii Vidano 1982 New records: Parecag (UL93) 18.10.2004 and 4.6.2006; Seča (UL93), 4.6.2006; Strunjan (UL94), 14.10.2007; Korte (UL93), 17.5.2009 and 17.5.2009; on various grasses, by us confirmed feeding of adults and nymphs on Arundo donax. *Zyginidia franzi (Wagner 1944) Material examined: Vršič - 1600 m (VM04), 29.7.2001, leg. C. Chersi (pers. comm.); Mangartsko sedlo - 2100 m (UM94), 28.8.2015 on Sesleria caerulea. Deltocephalinae Fieber 1869 Fieberiellini Wagner 1951 *Phlogotettix cyclops (Mulsant & Rey 1855) Material examined: Podnanos - 150 m (VL17), 17.7.2005; Nova Gorica (UL98), 8.8.2005; Novo mesto - Kandija (WL17), 23.8.2005; Trebče (WL49), 25.8.2005; Izvir Lijaka (VL09), 1.10.2005; Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 23.10.2006; Zavino - 190 m (VL17), 8.8.2007. Synophropsis lauri (Horvath 1897) Widely distributed in the sub-Mediterranean region on various especially evergreen trees and schrubs; found also in Ljubljana (VM60), 25.7.2010 on a bonsai tree of Olea europaea (leg. T. Trilar). Goniagnathini Wagner 1951 Goniagnathus brevis (Herrich-Schaeffer 1835) New records: Socerb (VL14), 2.10.2001 and 30.5.2004; Debeli rtič (UL94), 6.10.2001; Sanabor - Zavetniki (VL28), 10.5.2002; Kromberk (UL99), 29.8.2003; Črniške Ravne (VL08), 3.7.2004; Lokvica - 215 m (UL97), 8.5.2005; Vipolže (UL89), 26.7.2005; Gaberje (VL17), 9.6.2006; Šempeter pri Gorici (UL98), 25.9.2011; Lukini - 310 m (VL13), 20.8.2013. Opsiini Emeljanov 1962 *Circulifer opacipennis (Lethierry 1876) Črni kal (VL14), 24.9.2005 (2 ♂♂ and 2 ♀♀); Solkan (UL99), 17.8.2008 (1 ♀); Socerb - 330 m (VL14), 23.9.2011 (2 ♂♂) and 30.6.2016 (1 ♀). This species is subject to diverging interpretations among various authors. While it is recognised as a variety of C. haematoceps (Mulsant & Rey 1855) by some authors (RIBAUT, 1952) or is suggested it might probably be just an "ecomorph", others consider it a good species or even "two different species complexes, namely the C. haematoceps and the C. opacipennis complex" (KLEIN & RACCAH, 1992). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 182 Without delving deeper into this matter, I decided to publish specimens found in Slovenia as C. opacipennis because they meet all characters of this taxonomic entity described by RIBAUT (1952) and DELLA GIUSTINA (1989). All specimens in my col- lection are rather small not exceeding 2.7 mm in males and 3.0 mm in females, green- ish-yellow in colour and mostly devoid of any dark markings on fore wings. Hishimonus hamatus Kuoh 1976 New records: Gažon - 170 m (UL94), 9.7.2015; Renče (UL98), 4.9.2015; Debeli rtič (VL04), 19.12.2015; Dragonja (UL93), 21.7.2016. For the first time, this East-Palaearctic species has been recorded to occur in Slovenia and in Europe in 2012 (SELJAK, 2013). Some web forums have reported its occurrence in several Italian provinces since 2008. However, no officially published data are available. I myself found a specimen in the city park in Catania (Sicily) on June 15, 2016. There are also documented findings in the surroundings of Poreč in Croatia. In south-western parts of Slovenia it is spreading rather fast, although the population densities are still moderate everywhere. The species seems to be very polyphagous. Recently, it has been collected particularly often on olive trees. Macrostelini Kirkaldy 1906 *Aconurella prolixa (Lethierry 1885) Material examined: Seča (UL93), 16.8.2004 and 14.10.2007; Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 19.9.2005; Valdoltra (VL04), 31.7.2007; Strunjan (UL94), 14.10.2007; Izola - Livade (UL94), 24.7.2008; Solkan (UL99), 16.9.2011; Vedrijan (UL89), 21.9.2011; Vipolže - 60 m (UL89), 1.8.2012, mainly on Cynodon dactylon. *Balclutha calamagrostis Ossiannilsson 1961 Material examined: Selovec - 1200 m (VL08), 13.8.2006; Krnica - 1000 m (VL08), 14.8.2011; Preval pri Podutiku (VM50), 6.6.2012. Nesoclutha erythrocephala (Ferrari 1882) (Figure 10) Material examined: Antenal (UL91) - Croatia, 20.8.2011 (23 ♂♂ and 22 ♀♀), on grasses (perhaps Bothriochloa ischaemum) in an extremely hot and dry stone-pit. In Slovenia this extremely thermoxerophilous species has not been found yet, but it may be expected in the coastal region. *Erotettix cyane (Boheman 1845) Material examined: Blagovna (WM22), 24.7.2004 (1 ♂, 8 ♀♀) on Trapa natans (leg. T. Trilar). *Macrosteles alpinus (Zetterstedt 1828) Material examined: Mangartsko sedlo - 2100 m (UM94), 28.8.2015; *Macrosteles horvathi (Wagner 1935) Material examined: Jelovica (Ledine) - 1150 m (VM32), 23.8.2004 and 19.9.2004. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 183 *Macrosteles maculosus (Then 1897) Material examined: Zadnja Trenta - 960 m (VM03), 24.7.2005 and 28.7.2007; Robič - 250 m (UM82), 13.8.2008. Macrosteles ossiannilssoni Lindberg 1954 New records: Žejna dolina - 580 m (VL39), 26.8.2016; *Macrosteles septemnotatus (Fallen 1806) Material examined: Loški potok (VL65), 23.6.2001; Jelovica (Ledine) - 1150 m (VM32), 23.8.2004, 19.9.2004 and 3.9.2005; Grobišče (ob Pivki) (VL36), 12.9.2004; Orehek pri Postojni (VL36), 12.9.2004; Puščava - 240 m (WL18), 17.6.2006; Planinsko polje - 450 m (VL47), 31.8.2008; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; host plant Fil- ipendula ulmaria. *Macrosteles sexnotatus (Fallen 1806) Material examined: Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016; Under the name Cicadula sexnotata Fallen, this species was recorded by Graeffe as very common in the whole littoral region that includes the present-day's Slovenian part as well. He recorded: "Im ganzen Küstenlande verbreitet, liebt besonders nasse Wiesen und findet sich vom April bis October dort in grosser Anzahl" (GRAEFFE, 1903). According to our observations, this species is rather uncommon being found only once on a very wet meadow with lots of Juncus effusus, Molinia coerulea and various Carex-species near Kobarid. Graeffe's record obviously includes several by external appearances similar species like M. cristatus, M. laevis, M. ossianillssoni which dominate in this area. Hence, this record cannot be accepted as reliable. This old record has already been marked as questionable in an earlier paper (HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001). Macrosteles variatus (Fallen 1806) New records: Lepena - 700 m (UM92), 22.8.2003; Dolina Idrije (UM80), 11.6.2006; Kucelj - 1180 m (VL08), 13.8.2006; possibly on Urtica dioica *Macrosteles viridigriseus (Edwards 1922) Material examined: Nova Gorica (UL98), 9.10.2005, 27.9.2008 and 22.7.2011; Kamno - 200 m (UM91) 18.8.2006; Lokve v Beli krajni (WL14), 31.5.2007; Preloge - 360 m (WL15), 31.5.2007; Straška gora - 300 m (WL06), 31.5.2007; Marindol - 240 m (WL23), 3.6.2007; Sečje selo - 170 m (WL13), 3.6.2007; Podlisec (VL98), 7.8.2007; Ajševica (VL08), 11.5.2012. Deltocephalini Fieber 1869 Maiestas horvathi (Then 1896) New record: Vogrsko (VL08), 2.7.2006 (1 ♂); in Slovenia previously only recorded by Then from Kočevje (THEN, 1896; HOLZINGER & SELJAK, 2001). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 184 Doraturini Ribaut 1952 * Doratura exilis Horvath 1903 Material examined: Branik (Golec) - 380 m (VL07), 30.6.2002; Petelinjsko jezero - 550 m (VL46), 12.9.2004; Zagorje (pri Pivki) (VL35), 9.7.2006; Gabrje pri Tolminu (UM91), 3.7.2008; Vipava (VL17), 1.8.2012; Kobariški Stol - 1380 m (UM82), 8.9.2013; Drežniške Ravne (Planina Zapleč) - 1200 m (UM92), 12.7.2015; Beka (VL15), 30.6.2016; Socerb (VL14), 30.6.2016; Spodnji Kras (VL14), 21.9.2016. Chiasmus conspurcatus (Perris 1886) New records: Prvačina (UL98), 4.9.2003; Panovec - 110 m (UL98), 14.8.2005; Vogrsko (UL98), 7.10.2007 and 10.8.2008; Kromberk (UL99), 12.10.2007; Strunjan (UL94), 14.10.2007; Izola (UL94), 24.7.2008; Rožna dolina - 84 m (UL98), 10.8.2008; Solkan - 90 m (UL99), 30.8.2008 and 16.9.2011; Vipolže - 60 m (UL89), 1.8.2012 and 01.09.2016; Nova Gorica - 100 m (UL99), 30.10.2016; mostly in anthropogenic environment, on sunny and warm sites, often in vineyards and orchards among the ground vegetation. Tetartostylini Wagner 1951 Tetartostylus illyricus (Kirschbaum 1868) New records: Lukovec (VL07), 30.6.2002; Pri peči (VL09), 12.7.2002; Sabotin - 360 m (UL99), 28.6.2007; Kuk nad Desklami - 640 m (UL99), 25.7.2009; Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014; Podnanos - 150 m (VL17), 2.7.2011 and 5.7.2014; Podraga (VL17), 18.7.2016; Socerb (VL14), 30.6.2016; monophageous on Chrysopogon gryllus. This species has a South-eastern European distribution range. Its habitats are dry low-intensity karstic meadows and pastures with Chrysopogon gryllus as the host plant. It is scattered distributed in south-western Slovenia, but locally it may occur rather abundantly. Adults occur from the beginning of June to the mid of July. In the database Fauna europaea (JACH & HOCH, 2016) it is recorded as doubtfully present in Italy. Specimens in my collection from Vivaro (Magredi) (UM20), 7.6.2008 (Friuli Venezia Giulia) as well as earliest record by GRAEFFE (1903) definitely confirm its presence in Italy. Athysanini Van Duzee 1892 Allygidius commutatus (Scott 1872) New records: Labinje - 700 m (VM21), 22.8.2004 and 18.8.2012; Logarska dolina - 790 m (VM73), 30.7.2005; Zadlog - 710 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Čepovan (Kobilica) - 680 m (VM00), 17.8.2006; Čezsoča (UM83), 28.7.2007; Dolenja Trebuša (VM00), 4.7.2009; Lokve - 920 m (VL09), 19.7.2009; Kojca - 1300 m (VM11), 27.8.2009; Kromberk (UL99), 9.7.2011 and 14.7.2013; Vremščica - 900 m (VL25), 16.7.2011; Borovška gora - 1000 m (VL84), 20.7.2013; Osilnica - 825 m (VL74), 20.7.2013; Mirtovički potok (VL84), 21.7.2013; Grčarice (VL85), 21.7.2013. Allygus maculatus Ribaut 1948 New records: Lokve - 920 m (VL09), 19.7.2009; Utovlje (VL16), 23.6.2010; Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 185 *Artianus manderstjernii (Kirschbaum 1868) Material examined: Šembije - 580 m (VL45), 9.7.2006 and 11.7.2014; Zagorje (pri Pivki) (VL35), 9.7.2006; Jelšane (VL43), 1.7.2007; Zavino - 190 m (VL17), 8.8.2007; Hrušica pri Podgradu - 550 m (VL34), 6.7.2008; Kastelec - 420 m (VL14), 6.7.2008 and 17.7.2012; Beka (VL15), 30.6.2016; Socerb (VL14), 30.6.2016; Lukovec (VL07), 21.8.2016; Rakitovec - 520 m (VL13), 11.9.2016; on hot xerothermic pastures or partly overgrown places; the host plant(s) not known to me. *Athysanus argentarius Metcalf 1955 Material examined: Limbuš (WM45), 20.7.1997 (2 ♀♀, leg. L. Božič - coll. PMS); Dolnja Bistrica (WM95), 26.7.2004 (1 ♀); Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004 (2 ♀♀). In Slovenia this species has so far only been collected in the eastern part. *Colobotettix morbillosus (Melichar 1896) Mala Lazna - 1100 m (VL09), 1.8.2010. Lives on Picea abies. Conosanus obsoletus (Kirschbaum 1858) New records: Ajševica (VL08), 8.9.2001 and 2.7.2006; Ankaran (VL04), 29.7.2004; Nova Gorica (UL99) 18.6.2005; Gradišče pri Vipavi (VL17), 17.7.2005; Dolnji Zemon (VL44), 1.7.2007; Vogrsko - 50 m (UL98), 8.8.2007; Rakitna - 800 m (VL58), 12.9.2008; Strunjan (UL94), 6.7.2011; Koseze (Ilirska Bistrica) (VL44), 11.7.2014; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016. *Euscelis venosus (Kirschbaum 1868) Material examined: Topla - Črna na Koroškem (VM84), 21.7.1974 (1♂, leg. B. Sket - coll. PMS). Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 186 Fig. 10: Nesoclutha erythrocephala – female (size: 2.6-3.2 mm) *Euscelidius variegatus (Kirschbaum 1858) Material examined: Nova Gorica (UL99), 31.7.2002; Vedrijan (UL89), 21.9.2011; Miren (UL98), 2.5.2012; Vipolže - 70 m (UL89), 1.9.2016. *Hardya tenuis (Germar 1821) Material examined: Gederovci (WM87), 21.7.1974 (1 ♂; leg. B. Sket - coll. PMS) Idiodonus cruentatus (Panzer 1799) New records: Čepovan (Kobilica) - 680 m (VM00), 17.8.2006; Zadnja Trenta - 970 m (VM03), 28.7.2007; Planica (VM04), 15.8.2012; Mangartsko sedlo - 1770 m (UM94), 28.8.2015. *Laburrus quadratus (Forel 1864) (Figure 11) Kubed (VL14), 17.7.2012; Solkan (UL99), 24.6.2014; Golo brdo (UM80), 23.6.2014, Puštale - 520 m (VL09), 12.8.2014; Sabotin - 570 m (UL99), 2.8.2015; Rakitovec - 520 m (VL13), 11.9.2016; always associated with Artemisia alba; on the same plant also collected on the island Krk (Croatia), 10.07.2014. Lamprotettix nitidulus (Fabricius 1787) New records: Kucelj - 1100 m (VL08), 3.9.2000 and 13.8.2006; Marno pri Hrast- niku (WM10), 25.8.2005; Mlinarjevo sedlo - 1250 m (VM63), 15.8.2007; Hrušica - 850 m (VL37), 19.9.2007; Mala Lazna (VL09), 1.8.2010; Godnje (VL06), 20.7.2011; Lendavske gorice (XM15), 28.7.2011; Soriška planina - 1500 m (VM22), 23.10.2012; Pivola (WM45), 22.7.2014. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 187 Fig. 11: Laburrus quadratus – male (size: 3.1-4.0 mm) *Macustus grisescens (Zetterstedt 1828) Črno jezero on Pohorje - 1200 m (WM34), 25.7.2004; among tall sedges in a montane peat bog. *Mocydiopsis parvicauda Ribaut 1939 Dolina pri Lendavi (XM15), 26.7.2004; Dolnja Bistrica (WM95), 26.7.2004; Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004. Ophiola cornicula (Marshall 1866) New records: Pokljuka (Močila) - 1200 m (VM23), 14.8.2003; Pokljuka (Grajska planina) - 1200 m (VM23), 2.9.2005; subalpine peat bog with lots of diverse Eri- caceae. Limotettix striola (Fallen 1806) New record: Staro Selo - 240 m (UM82), 24.8.2016 on Eleocharis sp. Ophiola decumana (Kontkanen 1949) New records: Gornje Cerovo (UL89), 16.6.2005; Gaberje (VL17), 8.6.2006; Prel- oge - 360 m (WL15), 31.5.2007; Brič (VL03), 8.7.2007; Gora pri Krškem (WL39), 25.9.2007; Bilje (UL98), 28.7.2008; Stojnci (WM73), 31.7.2008; Vogrsko - 115 m (UL98), 10.8.2008; Kromberk (UL99), 21.7.2011; Vedrijan (UL89), 21.9.2011; Potoče - 75 m (VL08), 1.8.2012; Lukini - 310 m (VL13), 20.8.2013; Korada - 615 m (UM80), 31.5.2014; Vipolže - 70 m (UL89), 1.9.2016; mainly swept from plants of Polygonum aviculare; Petrinjski kras (VL14), 6.6.2014 abundantly on Geranium robertianum; *Ophiola russeola (Fallen 1826) Material examined: Zadnja Trenta - 960 m (VM03), 24.7.2005 and 28.7.2007; Tolmin (VM01), 24.06.2016 on limestone gravel near the river Soča. Orientus ishidae (Matsumura 1902) New records: Gornje Cerovo (UL89), 10.7.2005; Kojsko (UL89), 20.7.2009; Neblo (UL89), 5.7.2008; Snežatno (UL89), 10.7.2005; Vipolže (UL89), 10.7.2005; Ajševica (UL98), 31.7.2010; Renče (UL98), 23.7.2015; Stara Gora (UL98), 29.6.2011 and18.7.2006; Vogrsko (UL98), 10.8.2008; Grgar (UL99), 29.7.2012; Kromberk (UL99), 9.7.2011, 13.7.2013; Ravnica (UL99), 1.8.2010; Sabotin (UL99), 14.8.2012 and 2.8.2015; Morsko (UM90), 6.7.2016; Spodnje Bukovo (VM11), 24.7.2016; Staro Selo (UM82), 17.7.2012 and 24.8.2016; Banjšice (UM90), 17.8.2012; Osek (VL08), 8.7.2011; Spodnja Idrija (VL29), 5.8.2005; Ljubljana - Rudnik (VL69), 25.9.2007; Ljubljana - Bežigrad (VM60), 25.7.2010; Smlednik (VM51), 29.7.2015; Zadlog (VM70), 13.7.2015; Krško (WL49), 3.7.2013; Pečica (WM42), 30.7.2013; Zbelovo (WM42), 30.7.2013; Zgornji Gabrnik (WM42), 30.7.2013; Kalvarija nad Mariborom (WM45), 26.7.2007; Pivol (WM45), 11.8.2014; Počehova (WM55), 12.7.2011; Ne- gova (WM55), 21.7.2016. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 188 Since 2004 this species has spread rapidly in various parts of Slovenia. In the recent time it has occurred in very high population densities on various trees around Nova Gorica and in apple orchards around Maribor (e.g. Pivol, Negova, Počehova). Phlepsius intricatus (Herrich-Schaeffer 1838) New records: Podsreda - Socko - 300 m (WL49), 17.6.2006 (2 ♀♀); Osp - 40 m (VL14), 27.4.2008 (1 ♀); Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 22.10.2010 (1 ♀); Kastelec (VL14), 17.7.2012 (1 ♀) and 21.9.2016 (1 ♂, 1 ♀); Solkan (UL99), 24.6.2014 (1 ♂); on hot xerothermic pastures and overgrown grassland. Pithyotettix abietinus (Fallen 1806) New records: Zadnja Trenta - 960 m (VM03), 24.7.2005; Mangartska planina - 1400 m (UM94), 15.7.2006; Kucelj - 1150 m (VL08), 13.8.2006; Trnovo ob Soči (UM82), 14.4.2007; Mlinarjevo sedlo - 1300 m (VM63), 15.8.2007; Čaven - 1240 m (VL18), 14.8.2011; Mala Lazna - 1100 m (VL09), 9.5.2015; Nemci - 880 m (VL09), 13.6.2015; Trnovo (VL09), 6.9.2015; monophagous on Picea abies. Rhopalopyx adumbrata (J. Sahlberg 1842) New records: Col - 720 m (VL28), 14.7.2001; Soriška planina - 1300 m (VM22), 19.8.2002; Zabreška planina - 1050 m (VM34), 2.8.2003; Rakitna - 900 m (VL58), 6.8.2004; Cimprovka - 1250 m (VM21), 23.8.2004; Livek - 850 m (UM91), 16.7.2005; Logarska dolina - 790 m (VM73), 30.7.2005; Pokljuka (Grajska planina) (VM23), 2.9.2005; Vodiška planina - 1110 m (VM32), 3.9.2005; Divača (VL25), 24.9.2005; Dolnje Lome - 680 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Idrijski Log - 650 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Kanji dol - 1020 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Planina Kuk (VM01), 2.9.2006; Planina Razor - 1400 m (VM02), 2.9.2006; Zadnja Trenta - 970 m (VM03), 28.7.2007; Mli- narjevo sedlo - 1250 m (VM63), 15.8.2007; Blegoš - 1230 m (VM21), 6.9.2008; Ko- bariški Stol - 1380 m (UM82), 8.9.2013. *Rhopalopyx preyssleri (Herrich-Schaeffer 1838) Material examined: Dolina pri Lendavi (XM15), 26.7.2004; Muriša (XM24), 26.7.2004; Zagorje (pri Pivki) (VL35), 9.7.2006; Vremščica - 840 m (VL25), 16.7.2011. *Selenocephalus pallidus Kirschbaum 1868 Material examined: Hrvatini - Brageti, 135 m (VL04), 25.7.2006 (1 ♀); Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 24.7.2008 (1 ♂); Kastelec (VL14), 17.7.2012 (1 ♂); in all cases swept from Quercus pubescens. Stictocoris picturatus (J. Sahlberg 1842) New records: Lepena - 600 m (UM92), 26.8.2001; Krim - 1050 m (VL58), 6.8.2004; Rakitna - 900 m (VL58), 6.8.2004; Sromlje (WL49), 2.8.2007; Ručetna vas (WL15), 23.8.2007; Bohinjsko jezero (VM12), 12.8.2008; Nanos (VL27), 2.7.2011; Kromberk (UL99), 1.10.2012. Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 189 Streptanus aemulans (Kirschbaum 1868) New records: Strezetina (WM84), 20.9.2002; Nova Gorica (UL98), 1.7.2003; Mala Lazna - 1100 m (VL09), 4.9.2004; Trnovski gozd (Smrečje) - 1050 m (VL09), 4.9.2004; Slamnjak (WM95), 25.6.2007 (leg. M. Lukman); Dolnji Zemon (VL44), 1.7.2007; Landol - 530 m (VL37), 18.7.2016; Gorenji Novaki - 1090 m (VM21), 28.8.2016. Thamnotettix exemtus Melichar 1896 New records: Radenci (WM86), 23.5.2001; Nanos - Rebernice (VL26), 26.7.2002; Boharina - 700 m (WM23), 25.7.2004; Branik (Golec) - 370 m (VL07), 8.6.2006; Senik - 550 m (UM80), 11.6.2006; Virštanj - 370 m (WM40), 16.6.2006; Vetrnik, 700 m (WM40), 17.6.2006; Lokve v Beli krajni (WL14), 31.5.2007; Straška gora - 300 m (WL06), 31.5.2007; Sabotin - 360 m (UL99), 28.6.2007; Jelšane (VL43), 1.7.2007; Ravnica - 500 m (UL99), 25.5.2008; Bukovščica - 450 m (VM41), 31.5.2008; Zagomila - 360 m (UL99), 16.6.2008; Kromberk (UL99), 7.7.2008 and 2.5.2016; Planina pri Ajdovščini (VL17), 19.7.2012; Osilnica - 825 m (VL74), 20.7.2013; Pečica (WM42), 30.7.2013; Lokvica (UL98), 7.5.2016. Thamnotettix zelleri (Kirschbaum 1868) (fig. 12) New records: Višnjevik (UL89), 1.6.2005; Spodnje Škofije (VL04), 20.7.2011; Gaberje (VL17), 27.4.2014; Bertoki (VL04), 26.4.2015. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 190 Fig. 12: Thamnotettix zelleri (size: 6.5 - 8.0 mm) Paralimnini Distant 1908 Adarrus exornatus Ribaut 1952 New records: Kromberk (UL99), 26.5.2001; Blegoš - 1550 m (VM31), 29.7.2001; Bohinjska Bistrica (VM12), 19.8.2002; Most na Soči (VM01), 16.8.2003; Vodice (UL99), 20.9.2003; Kucelj - 1200 m (VL08), 4.9.2004; Livek - 850 m (UM91), 16.7.2005; Zadnja Trenta - 970 m (VM03), 28.7.2007; Zagomila - 360 m (UL99), 16.6.2008; Hrušica pri Podgradu - 550 m (VL34), 6.7.2008; Bohinjsko jezero (VM12), 12.8.2008; Bukovščica - 460 m (VM42), 17.7.2010; Krnica - 1000 m (VL08), 14.8.2011; Labinje (VM21), 18.8.2012; Cimprovka - 1250 m (VM21), 28.8.2016. Calamotettix taeniatus (Horvath 1911) New records: Lazaret (VL04), 29.7.2004 and 25.7.2006, on Phragmites australis on the margin of a sea lagoon. Cosmotettix aurantiacus (Forel 1859) New records: Jelovica (Ledine) - 1100 m (VM32), 19.9.2004; Vojsko (Gačnik) - 910 m (VM10), 12.7.2016 and 3.8.2016; in wet straw meadows and fens on Carex elata (NICKEL, 2003 and pers. comm.) *Cosmotettix costalis (Fallen 1826) Material examined: Jelovica (Ledine) - 1100 m (VM32), 23.8.2004 (2 ♀♀, 1 ♂); 19.9.2004 (5 ♂♂, 19 ♀♀) and 3.9.2005 (2 ♂♂, 11 ♀♀). Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 191 Fig. 13: Ebarrius interstinctus - female (size 3.5 - 3.9 mm) This species has a predominantly north-European distribution ranging then towards the Trans-Caucasian region. The locality given above is currently the most southern known occurrence of this species in Europe. The nearest locality is recorded from Carinthia (HOLZINGER, 1995). Several dozens of specimens were obtained in an Alpine bog by using the suction method. *Ebarrius cognatus (Fieber 1869) Material examined: Škrbina - 1660 m (VM54), 9.8.2014 (1 ♂); a single male was found among the material collected on the south slopes of the mountain Škrbina (Karavanke). Ebarrius interstinctus (Fieber 1869) (Figure 13) Material examined: Mangart - 1770 m (UM94), 28.8.2015 (1 ♂, 3 ♀♀); THEN (1886) recorded this species from Kočevska reka and from three localities on the Italian site close to the Slovene border (Basovizza, Sant'Antonio in Bosco - Borst and Cave di Predil - Raibl). After 130 yers, this is the first finding of this species in the territory of Slovenia. The new locality is rather close to THEN's record in Raibl. Emeljanovianus medius (Mulsant & Rey 1855) New records: Blegoš - 1350 m (VM31), 29.7.2001; Nanos - 950 m (VL27), 6.7.2002 and 2.7.2011; Vojsko - 1050 m (VL19), 23.8.2003; Virštanj - 370 m (WM40), 16.6.2006; Vetrnik - 700 m (WM40), 17.6.2006; Cimprovka - 1250 m (VM21), 24.6.2006; Petelinjsko jezero - 550 m (VL46), 9.7.2006; Kanji dol - 1020 m (VL28), 30.7.2006; Marindol - 240 m (WL23), 3.6.2007; Starod - 660 m (VL33), 25.6.2008; Log pod Mangartom - 620 m (UM93), 12.7.2008; Hrušica - 830 m (VL37), 10.9.2008; Vremščica - 800 m (VL25), 16.7.2011; This species obviously reaches in Slovenia the most northern distribution range in this part of Europe. The majority of findings are from the area of the High Dinaric Karst, but it has also been collected at lower altitudes in alpine valleys and on sub- Pannonian hills. It usually occurs on sunny moderately dry pastures and low-intensity meadows on calcareous substrates, often synoptically with Turrutus socialis. The grass Bromus inermis has been recorded as the host plant in Russia (EMELJANOV, 1964), but probably also some other grasses may serve it for food. Henschia collina (Boheman 1850) Material examined: Črnotiče (VL14), 29.7.2004; Slap pri Vipavi (VL17), 30.7.1998; Maribor (Tezno) (WM55), 16.9.2004; Nova Gorica (UL98), 18.6.2005; Brestovica - 50 m (UL97), 6.8.2005; Kamno - 200 m (UM91), 18.8.2006; Sremič (WL39), 25.9.2007; Stojnci (WM73), 31.7.2008; Miren (UL98), 2.5.2012; Kastelec (VL14), 17.7.2012. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 192 Nanosius chloroticus (Melichar 1896) New records: Kucelj - 1150 m (VL08), 4.9.2004; Kobariški Stol - 1135 m (UM82), 20.7.2014; Drežniške Ravne (Planina Zapleč) - 1200 m (UM92), 12.7.2015; Sabotin - 570 m (UL99), 2.8.2015 - on Sesleria tenuifolia. *Paralimnus lugens (Horváth 1897); syn.: P. zachvatkini Emeljanov 1964 Material examined: Škocjanski zatok (VL04), 24.9.2005; Bertoki, 4 M (VL04), 25.7.2006; Nova Gorica (UL98), 27.9.2008; Sečoveljske soline (UL93), 23.7.2010 - Phragmites australis. Quartausius hamatus (Then 1896) (Figure 14) A new record: Kastelec - 320 m (VL14), 11.9.2016 (3 ♂♂, 1 ♀). Until now, only one male specimen of this apparently rare species was available to me. Recently, I obtained additional four specimens by using the suction method. Both known localities in Slovenia are fairly close to each other and both belong to the type area, which is around Bazovica near Trieste (Italy), just about 6 km away (THEN, 1896). Nothing is known about its biology. THEN collected it in June and July, while all specimens collected by me were found later in the season (September, Oc- tober), which suggests that two generations may occur. The apparent conspecificity of Q. dalmatinus Dlabola 1974 with this species was discussed in an earlier paper (SELJAK, 2004a). Gabrijel Seljak: New and little known plant- and leafhoppers of the fauna of Slovenia 193 Fig. 14: Quartausius hamatus (size: 2.5 - 3.0 mm) Jassargus alpinus (Then 1896) s.str. New records: Snežnik - 1680 m (VL54), 21.7.2002; Zadlog, 710 m, (VL28), 30.7.2006; Trnovski gozd (Smrečje) - 1050 m, (VL09), 4.9.2004; Voglarji - 770 m (VL09), 1.8.2010; Čepovan (Kobilica) - 680 m, (VM00), 17.8.2006 and 8.7.2007; Planina Kuk - 1150 m (VM01), 2.9.2006; Kojca - 1300 m, (VM11), 27.8.2009; Porezen -1400-1630 m (VM21), 25.6.2011; Črni vrh over Cerkno - 1220 m, (VM21), 28.8.2016; Blegoš - 1230 m (VM31), 29.7.2001; Matajur - 1300 m, (UM81), 24.8.2016; Planina Razor - 1400 m (VM02), 2.9.2006; Soriška planina - 1300 m, (VM22), 19.8.2002, 14.8.2003 and 29.7.2016; Jelovica (Ledine) - 1150 m, (VM32), 23.8.2004; Vodiška planina - 1110 m, (VM32), 3.9.2005; Breginj (Planina na Klinu) - 900 m, (UM72), 22.8.2003; Kobariški Stol - 1400 m, (UM82), 8.9.2013 and 20.7.2014; Krnsko jezero - 1400 m, (UM92), 1.8.2009; Drežniške Ravne (Planina Zapleč) - 1200 m, (UM92), 12.7.2015; Zadnja Trenta - 960 m, (VM03), 24.7.2005 and 28.7.2007; Vršič - 1400 m, (VM04), 23.7.2002 and 27.7.2008; Javorniški rovt - 1100 m, (VM24), 11.8.2004; Planina Pungrat -1440 m, (VM54), 9.8.2014. *Jassargus alpinus neglectus (Then 1896) Material examined: Košenjak (WM06), 8.7.1973 (1 ♂, leg. B. Sket); Rogla - 1500 m (WM24), 13.8.2000 (2 ♂♂ and 1 ♀). Along with the typical J. alpinus s.str., four additional subspecies are recognized, which slightly differ in the shape of the aedeagus. Furthermore, they have a more or less clear parapatric distribution in Europe. A detailed taxonomic account on this species was made by W. WAGNER (1958), who also drew rough demarcation lines between different subspecies. Accordingly, in much of the Slovenian territory the typical J. alpinus s. str. should occur, but the subspecies J. alpinus neglectus cannot be excluded in the most eastern parts. Our faunistic investigations confirm in some way these delineations, although there are still insufficient data from the eastern part of Slovenia for a general conclusion. However, two male specimens collected on Rogla display well the aedeagus characteristics of J. alpinus neglectus. More field studies will be needed to clarify this faunistic question. In western parts, however, only J. alpinus s.str. occurs and is fairly common at higher altitudes above 1000 m. Discussion and conclusions With this account, the fauna of plant- and leafhoppers is getting fairly well known regarding the western part of Slovenia (Dinaric mountain chain included). In contrast, the central and eastern parts remain almost a white area with only scattered records from the earlier published papers or data gathered during the author's occasional trips. With this account the number of plant- and leafhoppers hitherto known to occur in Slovenia has risen to 555 species. 81 species recorded here are new to the fauna of Slovenia. With the interpolation of Italian, Austrian and Hungarian checklists a rough indication can be obtained, which further species may occur in the territory of Slove- nia. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 194 From the taxonomic and zoogeographic point of view, several representatives of the subfamily Aphrodinae have revealed to be very complicated in the studied area. Morphological identification down to the species level has revealed as rather uncon- fident for the genus Aphrodes except for A. diminuta. Hence, additional vibrational or/and molecular methods are necessary to obtain reliable results for this group (BLUEMEL & al. 2014). Also the majority of material belonging to the species Anosco- pus albifrons and A. flavostriatus collected in the western part of Slovenia display some aberrations in the aedeagus morphology in comparison to the typical species. However, they share the characteristics with the subspecies recently recorded from Italy, namely Anoscopus albifrons mappus and Anoscopus flavostriatus dubius re- spectively (GUGLIELMINO & BÜCKLE, 2015). The species Anoscopus albiger is com- pletely replaced here by a newly described species Anoscopus carlebippus. In spite of some hesitation concerning the taxonomic significance of the morphological aber- rations of aedeagi that have been applied for the creation of these new entities, they have been accepted here in order to point out the differences and to preserve distrib- utional data separately. The Auchenorrhyncha fauna of western Slovenia shares a significant number of typical Mediterranean species. The majority of them can be encountered in the Adriatic littoral area (Slovenska Istra), as well as in a larger area around Nova Gorica (Vipava Valley, Goriška Brda). Such species are: Cixiidae: Hyalesthes scotti; Delphacidae: Kelisia melanops, Conomelus sagittifer, Delphax meridionalis, Delphacodes mulsanti, Eurysanoides flavobrunnea, Metropis aris, Ribautodelphax fanari; Issidae: Latilica maculipes, Bubastia obsoleta; Cicadellidae: Hephathus freyi, Hespericerus brusinae, Stegelytra putoni, Notus italicus, Chlorita szelenica, Ch. beieri, Ch. mendax, Eupteryx ribauti, E. zelleri, E. salviae, Zyginidia servadeii, Synophropsis lauri, Goniagnathus brevis, Selenocephalus pallidus, Aconurella pro- lixa, Opsius heydeni, Laburrus quadratus, Thamnotettix zelleri, Quartausius hama- tus. Some of these species achieve here the most northern distribution range in Eu- rope. So far, nine non-European alien species are recorded for Slovenia. The majority of them have spread into Slovenia in the last three decades. They are: Prokelisia marginata (SELJAK, 2004), Metcalfa pruinosa (ŠIVIC, 1991), Stictocephala bisonia (SELJAK, 2002), Graphocephala fennahi (SELJAK, 2013b), Scaphoideus titanus (SEL- JAK, 1987), Orientus ishidae (SELJAK, 2004a), Erasmoneura vulnerata (SELJAK, 2011), Hishimonus hamatus (SELJAK, 2013a), Edwardsiana platanicola (SELJAK, 2013b). Scaphoideus titanus has become a serious pest transmitting the grapevine flavescence dorèe phytoplasma, one of the most harmful plant pathogens of vine. Orientus ishidae is rapidly spreading in several parts of Slovenia. It has been recog- nised as the carrier of certain phytoplasmas, but its ability to transmit them between plants has not been established yet (MEHLE & al, 2012). Prokelisia marginata seri- ously threatens the already scarce populations of the grass Spartina maritima in Lazaret and Sečovlje. 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As Bosnia and Herzegovina remains one of the least studied countries in the north-western Balkans, further records of other rare and interesting moth species are to be expected. KEY WORDS: Lepidoptera, rare species, Zelengora, Ljubuša Izvleček – NOVE ALI ZANIMIVE NAJDBE SEDEM VRST VEŠČ (NOCTUIDAE IN GEOMETRIDAE) ZA FAVNO BOSNE IN HERCEGOVINE Podatki o sedmih vrstah redkih vešč dveh družin (Noctuidae in Geometridae) so predstavljeni v tem članku. Osebki so bili zbrani na dveh hribih, Zelengori in Ljubuši. Naslednje vrste so nove najdbe za favno Bosne in Hercegovine: Chersotis margari- tacea, Autographa bractea, Crypsedra gemmea, Episema tersa in Thera cognata. Glede na to, da je Bosna in Hercegovina najmanj raziskana država severnega Balkana, pričakujemo dodatne najdbe redkih in zanimivih vrst. KLJUČNE BESEDE: Lepidoptera, redke vrste, Zelengora, Ljubuša Introduction The moth fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been studied in the past by the leading European lepidopterologists, the most important works being those of Hans 201 ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA LJUBLJANA, DECEMBER 2016 Vol. 24, øt. 2: 201–208 Rebel (Rebel 1898, 1901, 1904, 1906) who collected and revised the material collected by his contemporaries and created the first checklist of Lepidoptera for the country. After him, the comprehensive contributions were done by Schawerda (1908-1922). Between the beginning of the 20th century and the last decade, the extensive moth surveys have ceased. In the last few years, several small contributions were made, usually containing data for one or several moth species recorded in the country (e.g. Žujo Zekić et al. 2009, Đurić et al. 2012, Hanjalić & Lelo 2014, Karabeg & Lelo 2014, Kurz & Horvat 2010). The most important recent contribution was the revision of the systematic list of Lepidoptera of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Lelo 2004), however, it does not present new data, but is solemnly based on the already mentioned published data. Nevertheless, it is a good starting point for any entomologist wanting to conduct surveys in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Here we want to present the data of several rare or local moth species recorded during several visits to Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2016. When compared to the online database Fauna Europaea (de Jong et al. 2014) the occurrence of some species in Bosnia and Herzegovina is marked on the maps and lists, but the origin of the data is unknown and, due to this, certain species presented here as new for the country could already be listed in some literature unknown to us. However, we think that the inclusion of such species is indeed beneficial, as they have not been listed in the current Lepidoptera checklist of the country (Lelo 2004). Materials and methods This study took place at two mountain complexes, Zelengora and Ljubuša. Both are in northern Herzegovina and are a part of the Dinaric Alps. They are characterised by Late Pleistocene unconsolidated clastids and morphological forms. Limestone is the predominant rock type (Hrvatović 2005). Zelengora Mt. is located in the Sutjeska National Park. The highest peak is Bregoč (2014 m a.s.l.). It is situated on the border between the SE Bosnian (Igman-Zelengora Region) and the Submediterranean-Moun- tain ecological-vegetation zones. As a result, the vegetation communities are quite diverse. Additionally, there are quite a few lakes on the mountain. Ljubuša Mt.’s SE part, which intersects with the NE part of Vran Mt., falls within the Blidinje Nature Park. The highest peak is Velika Ljubuša (a.k.a. Ljubuša or Crnovrh, 1797 m a.s.l.). Its numerous dolines give it its characteristic moon-like landscape. It is within the Submediterranean-Mountain ecological-vegetation zone. This work was carried out on one location per mountain (Fig. 1). The first location, on Zelengora, is situated at the camp site just above Orlovačko Lake, at the humid meadows, N: 43.375109°, E: 18.549857°, 1477 m a.s.l. We visited it between 18-20 August 2016. Swaths of deciduous beech forest border the location to the north, be- tween the camping site and the lake, and to the south. The camp site itself and other immediate areas are covered in wet grasslands and the occasional bush, with the bushes becoming more frequent near the forest edge. The immediate camping area is regularly mown every year, while all grasslands in the area are used as pastures in the traditional way, grazed by a large number of sheep and the occasional cow. The Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 202 second location, on the SE outcrop of Ljubuša Mt., north-west from the village Lagu- movići, on dry karstic meadows, N: 43.699326°, E: 17.546090°, 1480 m a.s.l., was visited on 6.9.2016. The locality is composed of a large grassland, mostly used as a pasture by local shepherds. Succession is evident in some areas. On average, four hours were spent on each locality on each date, depending on the time-of-year and climate conditions. Six UV light tents were used per locality to attract moths. Most of the attracted moths were identified in the field and released. The nomenclature follows the online database Fauna Europaea (de Jong et al. 2014). Results and discussion During our visit we recorded several species which either represent new country records, or represent rare or local species worth mentioning. For each species basic Toni Koren, Mladen Zadravec: New or interesting records of seven moth species (Noctuidae & Geometridae) 203 Fig. 1. Surveyed localities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. information about their occurrence, biology and presence in the neighbouring countries is given. The six newly recorded species are presented in Fig. 2 (a-f). Noctuidae Chersotis margaritacea (Villers, 1789) Material examined: Zelengora Mt., 1 ex. Note: A Palearctic species, present in central and southern Europe towards central Asia (Macek et al. 2012). It can be found on xerotermophilous rocky terrains, mostly on karstic surfaces. The moth flies in a single generation from June to September de- pending on the location. The occurrence of this species in Bosnia and Herzegovina was not mentioned by Lelo (2004). While several records of this species exist for Croatia (Stauder 1925, Kučinić & Lorković 1999) no records from Bosnia and Herze- govina are known to us. In Fibiger (1997), the range of this species includes also Bosnia and Herzegovina, but this may indeed just represent the presupposed distrib- ution. Chersotis cuprea ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) Material examined: Zelengora Mt., 10 ex. Note: Euro-Siberian, boreal species, inhabiting mountainous areas of Europe. Adults fly in a single generation between July and September. Records from the northern Balkans are fairly scarce. Carnelutti (1992) lists it for Slovenia, Kučinić & Lorković (1999) for Croatia. In B&H it is known only from Vlašić Mt. (Rebel 1904), so, accordingly, ours is the second known locality for this species in the country. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 204 Fig. 2. Newly recorded or rare moth species for the fauna of Bosnia and Herze- govina: a) Chersotis margaritacea, b) Autographa bractea, c) Epipsilia grisescens, d) Crypsedra gemmea, e) Episema tersa, f) Thera cognata. Autographa bractea ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) Material examined: Zelengora Mt., 3 worn ex. Note: A Palearctic species present in most parts of Europe, from the Pyrenees in the west, across Eastern Europe to Altai in the east. Adults fly in a single generation between June and August. This species was not recorded in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the past but its occurrence was expected. During our visit to Zelengora Mt. we recorded three worn specimens, probably at the end of their flight season. This is the first record for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Epipsilia grisescens (Fabricius, 1794) Material examined: Zelengora Mt., 1 m, 6 f. Note: A western Palearctic species with fragmented distribution in Europe, in northern Spain, the Alps, Apennines and the Balkans. This xeromontane species in- habits open, dry, rocky habitats of the alpine and subalpine zone. It flies between June and September. Caterpillars feed on different grasses. This is the only species of the genus Epipsilia present in Bosnia and Herzegovina, known from Kalinovik and Jablanica (Rebel 1904). A similar species, Epipsilia latens (Hübner, 1809) is present in nearby countries, so the correct species identification was confirmed by the exam- ination of the male genitalia (according to Fibiger 1997) (Figure 3). This is a rare and local species, with a limited number of records in the northern Balkans, and as such, is included in this manuscript. Toni Koren, Mladen Zadravec: New or interesting records of seven moth species (Noctuidae & Geometridae) 205 Fig. 3. Male genitalia of Epipsilia grisescens from Mt. Zelengora. Crypsedra gemmea (Treitschke, 1825) Material examined: Zelengora Mt., 2 ex. Note: A predominantly montane species distributed in most parts of Europe. While its occurrence in Bosnia and Herzegovina was expected, its presence in the country was not confirmed in any former works dealing with moths of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Lelo 2004). Episema tersa (Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775) Material examined: Ljubuša Mt., 2 m, 10 f. Note: A Ponto-Mediterranean species, distributed from south-eastern Europe to central Asia. Adults fly in a single generation from the second half of August till Oc- tober. This is a sister species of Episema glaucina (Esper, 1789) from which it can be reliably distinguished only based on the genital morphology. On Ljubuša Mt. we col- lected ten females and two males belonging to this species. The identification was confirmed by the dissection of the male genitalia and comparison with E. glaucina (Nowacki 1998). According to Lelo (2004) this is a new country record for Bosnia & Herzegovina. Geometridae Thera cognata (Thunberg, 1792) Material examined: Zelengora Mt., 3 ex. Note: A Western Palearctic species. Adults fly between July and August, mainly in moorlands in northern Europe and mountainous areas in the southern Europe (Macek et al. 2012). This species was not previously recorded from Bosnia and Herzegovina (Lelo 2004, Hausmann & Viidalepp 2012) therefore it can be regarded as the first country record. Conclusions The moth fauna of Bosnia & Herzegovina has for a long period been neglected in terms of systematic moth surveys, and is probably one of the least surveyed countries in Europe. This is partially due to the last war that occurred in the region, as well as because of the lack of experts and amateurs within the country. Our results contribute only slightly to the knowledge about the moth fauna, but may indeed be a next step towards more systematic surveys of moths of the country. Acknowledgments We are grateful to dr. Laszlo Ronkay for the identification of Epipsilia grisescens and the usefull suggestions to the manuscript. References Carnelutti, J., 1992: Rdeči seznam ogroženih metuljev (Macrolepidoptera) v Sloveniji. Varstvo narave, 17: 61-104. 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Simpozijum entomologa Srbije, Sokobanja, 23.–27. septembar, Entomološko društvo Srbije, Srbija, Zbornik plenarnih referata i rezimea, 57 pp. Received / Prejeto: 20. 9. 2016 Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 208 FIRST RECORD OF LIMNEPHILUS CENTRALIS CURTIS, 1834 (INSECTA: TRICHOPTERA) FROM THE REPUBLIC OF KOSOVO Halil IBRAHIMI* and Arben THAQI Department of Biology, Faculty of Mathematical and Natural Sciences, University of Prishtina “Hasan Prishtina”, “Mother Theresa” p.n., 10 000 Prishtina, Republic of Kosovo * Corresponding author halil.ibrahimi@uni-pr.edu Abstract - The Limnephilid species Limnephilus centralis is present mostly in Western and Central Europe and has been rarely sampled in Southeastern Europe. In this paper we present first record of this species from the Republic of Kosovo, more pre- cisely from Mokna Mountain. In some European countries or areas during the last decades Limnephilus centralis has been assessed as extinct, vanished or rare. In Kosovo it belongs to the group of rare species. Limnephilus centralis is the ninth species of the genus Limnephilus reported from Kosovo. Other species associated with Limnephilus centralis in investigated locality are: Rhy- acophila laevis, Philopotamus montanus, Potamophylax luctuosus, Limnephilus bipunctatus and Beraea pullata. KEY WORDS: Limnephilus centralis, Kosovo, Trichoptera, Balkan Peninsula. Izvleček – PRVI PODATKI O VRSTI LIMNEPHILUS CENTRALIS CURTIS, 1834 (INSECTA: TRICHOPTERA) V REPUBLIKI KOSOVO Limnephilus centralis, vrsta družine Limnephilidae, je razširjena predvsem v za- hodni in srednji Evropi, v jugovzhodni Evropi je bila redko najdena. V prispevku predstavljava prvo najdbo te vrste v Republiki Kosovo, natančneje na gori Mokna. V nekaterih evropskih državah ali območjih je bila v zadnjih desetletjih vrsta Limnephilus centralis opredeljena za izumrlo, izginulo ali redko. Na Kosovu pripada skupini redkih vrst. Je deveta vrsta rodu Limnephilus, zabeležena na Kosovu. Druge vrste, pridružene vrsti Limnephilus centralis na preiskanem najdišču, so Rhyacophila laevis, 209 ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SLOVENICA LJUBLJANA, DECEMBER 2016 Vol. 24, øt. 2: 209–214 Philopotamus montanus, Potamophylax luctuosus, Limnephilus bipunctatus in Beraea pullata. KLJUČNE BESEDE: Limnephilus centralis, Kosovo, Trichoptera, Balkanski polotok. Introduction The Integripalpian family Limnephilidae is one of the most species rich families of caddisflies, distributed mostly in northern temperate regions. All species have aquatic larvae with the exception of the genus Enoicyla Rambur, 1842, whose larvae are terrestrial. Their aquatic larvae are notable for constructing portable cases from different material of plant, mineral and even animal origin. The genus Limnephilus Leach, 1815 has more than 200 known extant species worldwide (Morse 2016) distributed mostly across Holarctic region. Adults usually fly from May to October. Larvae of Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 are found mostly in eucrenal and hypocrenal zone but sometimes in epirhithral zone as well (Graf et al. 2008). This species is found in a wide variety of altitudes with adults emerging mostly in spring and autumn, but in lesser number in summer as well. While widespread in some countries of Western and Central Europe, it is rarely sam- pled in most part of the Southeastern Europe. The goal of this paper is to contribute to the knowledge of the distribution of Limnephilus centralis in this part of the Euro- pean continent where large and systematic inventories of caddisflies are still missing. Material and methods Data sampling and processing Adult caddisfly specimens were collected with entomological net and ultraviolet light trap three times during 2015. Ultraviolet light was placed above the white pan of 60 cm in diameter filled 10 cm with water with a few drops of detergent. The light trap was placed on stream bank and operated from dusk until next morning. Collected samples were preserved in 80 % ethanol. The specimens were identified under a stereomicroscope with determination keys from Malicky (2004) and Kumanski (1985, 1988). The collection is deposited at the Laboratory of Zoology of the Faculty of Natural and Mathematical Sciences, University of Prishtina, Kosovo. Study area The sampling site is located at Mokna Mountains in northwestern part of Kosovo. This mountain area is part of Bjeshkët e Nemuna Mountains and is shared by Kosovo, Serbia and Montenegro. The sampling site (Figure 1) is located in a stream originating from this range of mountains above the Istog town (42.88737˚N, 20.56192˚E, and 1669 m above sea level). The streambed is moderately shaded by nearby vegetation and consists of gravel, sand and stones of different sizes. Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 210 Results Material examined: Family Limnephilidae Limnephilus Leach, 1815 Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 One adult male specimen was caught with UV light trap on 21st of July 2015. Other species associated with Limnephilus centralis in this sample are: Rhyacophila laevis Pictet, 1834 (1♂), Philopotamus montanus (Donovan, 1813) (2♂♂, 2♀♀), Potamophylax luctuosus (Piller & Mitterpacher, 1783) (1♂), Limnephilus bipunctatus Curtis, 1834 (2♀♀) and Beraea pullata (Curtis, 1834) (7♂♂, 2♀♀). One adult female specimen was caught with entomological net on 23rd of July 2015. Other species associated with Limnephilus centralis in this sample are: Rhyacophila laevis (1♂), Philopotamus montanus (9♂♂, 2♀♀), and Beraea pullata (12♂♂, 3♀♀). Halil Ibrahimi, Arben Thaqi: First record of Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 from the Republic of Kosovo 211 Fig. 1: Sampling site in Mokna Moun- tain with indicated watersheds in the Re- public of Kosovo: A – Adriatic Sea water- shed, B – Black Sea watershed, C – Aegean Sea watershed. One adult male specimen was caught with UV light trap on 26th of August 2015. Other species associated with Limnephilus centralis in this sample are: Philopota- mus montanus (1♂♂), Potamophylax cingulatus/luctuosus (1♀), Potamophylax pal- lidus (Klapalek, 1899) (1♀), Beraea pullata (2♂♂) and Hydropsyche spp. (2♀♀). Discussion During this investigation we found Limnephilus centralis for the first time in the Republic of Kosovo. The species belongs to the group of rare species in Kosovo. From more than 150 localities all over Kosovo sampled during the last years (e.g. Gashi et al. 2015, Gashi and Ibrahimi 2008, Ibrahimi et al. 2013, 2014, 2015a, 2015b, 2015c, 2015d, 2016, Ibrahimi and Gashi 2008, Olah et al. 2014, 2015) Limnephilus centralis is found in one locality only. The species is sampled rarely elsewhere in Southeastern Europe as well. Only in Bulgaria this species has been found in consid- erably more localities (Figure 2, DAET 2016). In Figure 2 are summarized major findings of L. centralis in Europe according to DAET (2016). In addition, this species is also present in Slovenia and Serbia (Krušnik and Urbanič 2002, Živić et al. 2006). In several European countries during the last decades L. centralis has been assessed as extinct, vanished or rare. In Hungary and some parts of Germany it hasn’t been Acta entomologica slovenica, 24 (2), 2016 212 Fig. 2: Distribution of Limnephilus centralis in Europe prior to the current inves- tigation, according to the Distribution Atlas of European Trichoptera (DAET 2016). recorded during the past several decades and is thus categorized as extinct/vanished species (Nogradi and Uherkovich 1999, Klima 1991). L. centralis has been rarely sampled in Czech Republic, some parts of Germany, France, Luxemburg and some Balkan countries (Maradova and Soldan 2012, Neu 2005, DAET 2016). L. centralis is the ninth species of the genus Limnephilus registered in the Republic of Kosovo. Three other species collected during this investigation together with L. centralis also belong to the group of rare species in Kosovo: Beraea pullata, Rhyacophila laevis and Potamophylax luctuosus. 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ŠTANTA, M. ZADRGAL: Contribution to the knowledge of Lepidoptera fauna of the Karst Prispevek k poznavanju favne metuljev (Lepidoptera) Krasa.....................69 G. SELJAK: New and less recorded plant- and leafhoppers to the fauna of Slovenia (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha and Cicadomorpha) Novi in manj znani škržatki v favni Slovenije (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha in Cicadomorpha) ........................................151 T. KOREN, M. ZADRAVEC: New or interesting records of seven moth species (Noctuidae & Geometridae) for the fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nove ali zanimive najdbe sedem vrst vešč (Noctuidae in Geometridae) za favno Bosne in Hercegovine ...................201 H. IBRAHIMI, A. THAQI: First record of Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 (Insecta: Trichoptera) from the Republic of Kosovo Prvi podatki o vrsti Limnephilus centralis Curtis, 1834 (Insecta: Trichoptera) v Republiki Kosovo ...............................................209 2