17. Hedychridium femoratum (Dahlbom 1854)

Distribution. South Europe, Turkey. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Bunyola). Fenology. 2.VI, 1 ex.

18. Hedychridium jucundum Mocsáry, 1889

Distribution. Mallorca: Mal Pas, 2 km NW Alcudia (Reder, per. comm.). Fenology. 2.VI, 1♀

19. Hedychridium infans santschii Trautmann 1927

Distribution. Hedychridium infans Abeille de Perrin 1878 is West Mediterranean species, H. infans santschii is described from Balearic Islands (Linenmaier 1968) and distributed in Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt (Linsenmaier 1999).

20. Hedychridium scutellare (Tournier 1878) 21. Holophris friesei (Mocsáry 1889)

Distribution. Spain. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Linsenmaier 1959; Mingo 1994).

22. Holopyga amoenula occidenta Linsenmaier 1959

Distribution. Spain, France. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Mingo 1970, 1994).

23. Holopyga chrysonota (Förster 1853)

Distribution. Europe, Turkey. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Soller, Bunyola). Fenology. 1.VI, 3 exx.; 2.VI, 11 exx.; 1.VIII, 2 exx.; 2.VIII 2 exx.

24. Holopyga fervida (Fabricius 1781)

Distribution. Europe, Turkey, North Africa. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Soller, Bunyola) (Mingo 1970). Fenology. 1.VI, 3 exx.; 2.VI, 3 exx.

25. Holopyga ignicollis Dahlbom 1854

Distribution. Europe, Turkey, North Africa. Balearic Islands Mallorca: (Mingo 1970).

26. Omalus aeneus (Fabricius 1787)

Distribution. Europa, Asia, North America. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Mingo 1979).

27. Omalus biaccinctus (du Buysson, 1893)

Distribution. Europe. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Mingo 1979).

28. Omalus chlorosomus mallorcanus Linsenmaier 1959

Distribution. Balearic Islands: Menorca (Ciudadela), Mallorca (Bunyola). Omalus chlorosomus mallorcanus is endemic subspecies of Balearic Islands. Omalus chlorosomus chlorosomus is known from North Africa, Spain mainland (Villaverde del Monte (Burgos Province), Cuèllar (Segovia Province), S.F.Gayubo leg.) and Italy (Camigliatello, (Calabria); Monte Serra (Pisa, Tuscany), 600 m, F. Strumia leg.).

Fenology. 1.VI, 1 ex.; 1.VII, 1 ex.; 2.VII, 1 ex.; 1.IX,1 ex.; 2.IX, 2 ex.; 1.X, 1 ex. Probably a bivoltine species.

29. Philoctetes punctulatus (Dahlbom 1854) Distribution. Spain, Morocco, Portugal. Balearic Islands (Linsenmaier 1968; Mingo 1994).

31. Pseudomalus auratus (Linnaeus 1758)

Distribution. Widespread in Palearctic and introduced in North America. Balearic Islands: Menorca (Ciudadela), Mallorca (Bunyola, Soller, Valdemossa), Ibiza (San Antonio Abaz) (Erlandsson 1974).

Fenology. 1.V, 2 exx.; 1.VI, 4 exx.; 2.VI, 13 exx.; 1.VII, 5 exx.; 2.VII, 2 exx.; 1.VIII, 2 exx.; 2.VIII, 1 ex.; 1.IX, 1 ex.; 1.X, 1 ex.

Pseudomalus auratus ab. virescens (Mocsáry, 1889): Mallorca (Mingo, 1979). P. auratus ab. virescens is a color variation only.

32. Pseudospinolia neglecta (Shuckard 1837)

Distribution. Eurasia, USA, Canada. Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Mingo 1975).

33. Stilbum cyanurum (Förster 1771)

Distribution. Europe, Asia. Balearic Islands: Menorca (Parc de S’Albufera) (Ventura & Pretus 2003) 34. Stilbum calens enslini Linsenmaier 1951

Stilbum splendidum Fabricius 1775 var. sicula: Navás 1910: 45.

Distribution. Italy (Sicily, Sardinia). Balearic Islands: Mallorca (Navás 1910).

Note. According to Kimsey and Bohart (1991) Stilbum calens enslini is a synonym of Stilbum cyanurum, but separate subspecies according to Rosa and Soon (2012). Quite possible that S. calens enslini is endemic subspecies of Sicily, Sardinia, and Mallorca. The original du Buysson’s description of S. siculum Tournier, 1878 agree with S. calens enslini (Linsenmaier 1959: 182)