Millieria dolosalis (Heydenreich, 1851)

Specimens of

M. dolosalis

were recorded during daytime in two different localities of the center-south of Portugal by the junior author, between 2021 and 2024. Both are new county records ( Guarda and Lisboa), bringing the total known records of the species in the country to seven ( Table 1 View Table 1 ) .

Quinta de Leandres ( Manteigas, Guarda) lies in a north-east-facing side of the valley of river Zêzere circa 700 m a.s.l., under a Supra-Mediterranean climatic regime where dominant vegetation include Pinus pinaster and Castanaea sativa woodlands. M. dolosalis was observed here on the 21 st May 2021 ( Fig. 1a View Fig ) .

East of Cabra Figa (Rio de Mouro, Lisboa), under a Thermo-Mediterranean climatic regime, M. dolosalis was observed in late March 2024 ( Fig. 1b View Fig ) in a degraded maquis where Quercus coccifera is the dominant arboreal species, but rich dry-meadows harbor a diverse calciphilous flora.