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Bracon (Lucobracon) femoralis Brullé, 1832 (=carinatulus Telenga, 1936; =hedwigae Schmiedeknecht, 1897) - Its seems a Mediterranean species occurring in Turkmenia too. Reported from Algeria, Greece, Israel and Spain. The valid name, B. femoralis, and one of its synonym (B. hedwigae) was recently established (Papp 1998: in press). New to the fauna of Macedonia and Serbia. Localties: 1 6 (in London): Macedonia, Prespa Geul, Otesevo, swept from vegetation by lake, 9-21 VI 1955, leg. R. L. Coe. 1 ci (in Budapest): Montenegro, Bioce, 13 VI 1978, leg. I. Rozner. -VI. Bracon (Lucobracon) fortipes Wesmael, 1838 (=semirugosus Szépligeti, 1901, syn. n.) - In Europe a sporadic species, in the Balkan and Iberian Peninsula fairly frequent. New to the fauna of Croatia and Slovenia. Localities: 1 Ç (in Budapest): Croatia, Dalmatia, Dubrovnik, Sokrum Island, 17 VII 1967, leg. S. Horvatovich. 2 9 + 7 ci (in Budapest): Croatia, Dalmatia, Novi, VII 1900, leg. K. Kertész. 1 9 (in Budapest): Croatia, Dalmatia, Porto Ré (=Porec), 30 VII 1892. 1 9 (in Wien): Slovenia, Loitsch, VIII, leg. E. Graeffe. - VII-VIII, frequent in July. Bracon (Bracon) fulvipes Nees, 1834 - Localities: 1 9 (in Wien): Croatia, Istria, Volosca, VII, leg. E. Graeffe. 1 9 (in Budapest): Serbia, Kutina, Repusnica, 15 VIII 1982, leg. A. Cetkovic. 1 E (in London): Serbia, Zajecar, VIII 1979, leg. Mihajloviie. 1 ci (in Wien): Slovenia, Loitsch, VII, leg. 9 . Graeffe. 2 ci (in London): Slovenia, Postojne, taken at edge of mixed forest, 21 (1 ci) and 25 (1 ci) VII 1958, leg. R. L. Coe.l 9 + 1 ci (in London): Slovenia, Rakovo, Dolina, River Rak, 25 VII 1958, leg. R. L. Coe. VII-VIII. Bracon (Lucobracon) fumarius Szépligeti, 1901 - Hitherto known from Hungary, Croatia and Romania (Transylvania). A less frequent to rare species. Locality: 1 9 (in Budapest): Croatia, Dalmatia, Novi, 21 VI 1899, leg. K. Kertész. -VI. Bracon (Glabrobracon) fumatus Szépligeti, 1901 - Described from Hungary, reported from Ukraine and Kazakhstan. New to the fauna of Croatia and Serbia. Localities: 1 ci (in Budapest): Croatia, Warano, Mte Covero, leg. G. Paganetti. 1 ci (in Budapest; B. indubius Szépligeti det. Fahringer): Serbia, Kosovo, Üsküb, 10 V 1918. - V. Bracon (Glabrobracon?) fuscicoxis Wesmael 1838 (=B. levicarinatus Nieza-bitowski, 1910) - In Europe less frequent to rare, known from eight European countries (Shenefelt 1978: 1633). New to the fauna of Croatia. Locality: 1 ci (in Wien): Croatia, Istria, leg. E. Graeffe. Bracon (Glabrobracon) fuscipennis Wesmael, 1838 - First reported from Slovenia (Loitsch) by Graeffe (1908: 141). In Europe known from eight countries (Shenefelt 1978: 1634). New to the fauna of Croatia. Locality: 1 9 (in Budapest): Croatia, Draga, 23 IX 1966, leg. Uremovic. Bracon (Lucobracon) grandiceps Thomson, 1892 - First reported from Slovenia (Tolmein) by Graeffe (1908: 141). In Europe a widely distributed albeit a less frequent species. Localities: 1 ci (in Budapest): Croatia, "Dalmatia", leg. E. Reitter. 1 ci (in London): Macedonia, Prespa Geul, Otesevo, swept from vegetation by lake, 9-21 VI 1955, leg. R. L. Coe. 1 9 (in Budapest): Serbia, Kosovo, Ipek (=Pec), 26 VI 1917, leg. E. Csiki. 1 9 (in Budapest): Serbia, Kosovo, Pristina, 17 VII 1972, leg. K. Purrini. - VI-VII. Bracon (Lucobracon) guttiger Wesmael, 1838 - In Europe a rather sporadic species. New to the fauna of Slovenia. Locality: 1 ci (in Budapest): Slovenia, Loitsch, VII, leg. E. Graeffe. Bracon (Glabrobracon) hemiílavus Szépligeti, 1901 - Described from Hungary,