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New data about the distribution of Neuropterida in Bulgaria and Romania

: The collections of neuropterid orders from Bulgaria and Romania preserved in museums in Poland (Upper Silesian Museum in Bytom and Museum and Institute of Zoology in Warsaw) are identified. Faunistic information on 89 species is reported: 77 species from Bulgaria and 37 species from Romania (25 species from both countries). Coniopteryx ( Xeroconiopteryx ) atlasensis , Megalomus tineoides , Cunctochrysa cosmia and Neuroleon assimilis are new species for the fauna of Bulgaria. These first records shift the range borders of three species with 190 to 700 km northwards. Easternmost localities of Phaeostigma ( Phaeostigma ) pilicollis and Nothochrysa capitata and northernmost locality of Neuroleon assimilis are registered. The new localities outline the borders of the ranges of 20 species. Very rare species are Phaeostigma ( Pontoraphidia ) rhodopicum (Balkan endemic species), Libelloides lacteus (a single population in Romania), Coniopteryx ( Metaconiopteryx ) lentiae (in Romania), Coniopteryx ( Holoconiopteryx ) haematica and Sagittalata perla (both in Bulgaria), and Nedroledon anatolicus (in both countries). This species is distributed in isolated areas in Southern Bulgaria and on the northern slopes of Stara Planina Range up to 1200 m a.s.l. (mainly below 700 m) on herbaceous vegetation in open habitats with deciduous trees and shrubs. The localities in Bulgaria are mapped by P oPov (2007). First record for the Black Sea Coast. The northern range border of the family Dilaridae runs along Stara Planina Range ( P oPov 2007: Fig. 4). Range: Balkan Peninsula, Western Anatolia, Crimea in Ukraine and Krasnodar Province and most likely Dagestan in Russia. and coniferous and Pinus in and up to The are mapped by oPov (2007). Range: southeastern parts of Central and from to and