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Seven species of the genus Pipiza, collected throughout the southern and  western Balkans, were used for the analysis of habitat preferences and  potential geographical distribution on the Balkan Peninsula. The analyzed  species show a wide and uneven distribution across the delineated  geographical-biogeographical regions. The highest number of species noted is  from two regions - the Dinaric mountain chain and the Pannonian and  subpannonian regions (seven and six). Land cover patch analysis revealed that  forests dominate the landscape surroundings of the analyzed species.  “Presenceonly models” developed by Maxent support the understanding of the  distribution and ecology of each analyzed species. The low probability values  of current potential distribution correspond to large non-forested and  fragmented forest areas, where, on the other hand, relatively high  probabilities overlap with areas of deciduous forests across the peninsula.  Results confirm species preference to forest landscapes and emphasize the  need for local scale analysis. The studies are of importance in developing  regional monitoring schemes and conservation strategies

Models of the potential distribution and habitat preferences of the genus Pipiza (Syrphidae: Diptera) on the Balkan peninsula