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The intersexual drumming signals of four stonefly species from Corsica (France) are described. The male call signal of  Isoperla insularis  (Morton, 1930) consists of a repetition of short monophasic calls or sequences. Because the female answer is not yet known, it is uncertain if the male call signal should be considered as a repeated monophasic call signal pattern or a grouped call signal pattern. The duet of  Protonemura bucolica  (Consiglio, 1957) is a two-way exchange with monophasic grouped call and monophasic answer, showing the same general pattern of other  Protonemura  species.  Capnioneura petricola  Giudicelli, 1967 has a classic  Capnioneura  signal with monophasic call and answer signals overlapping. The  Tyrrhenoleuctra zavattarii  (Consiglio, 1956) duet, the second three-way signal exchange described in the family Leuctridae, has monophasic grouped male call and reply, and monophasic female answer. Drumming signals of the studied species are compared with those of some congeneric European species.

Description of drumming signals of four stonefly species from Corsica (Plecoptera: Perlodidae, Nemouridae, Capniidae and Leuctridae)