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This study aimed at clarifying the species composition and ecological structure of carabids, associated with active pastures. Field work was carried out in 2017 and 2018. Pitfall traps (5 in each site) were set in 10 sampling sites in Thracean Lowland and Sarnena Sredna Gora Mts. Captured beetles belonged to 90 species and 33 genera, representing 12% of the species and 26% of the ground beetle genera occurring in Bulgaria. The most diverse was genus  Harpalus  (22 species), followed by the genera  Amara  (7 species),  Microlestes  (6 species),  Ophonus  (6 species) and  Parophonus  (5 species). Twenty species were new for the region of the Thracean Lowland:  Amara fulvipes  (Audinet-Serville, 1821),  Anisodactylus binotatus  (Fabricius, 1787),  A. intermedius  Dejean, 1829,  Apotomus clypeonitens  Müller, 1943,  Calathus cinctus  Motschulsky, 1850,  Carterus gilvipes  (Piochard de la Brûlerie, 1873),  Gynandromorphus etruscus  (Quensel en Schönherr, 1806),  Harpalus fuscicornis  Ménétriés, 1832,  H. subcylindricus  Dejean, 1829,  Microlestes apterus  Holdhaus, 1904,  M. corticalis  (L. Dufour, 1820),  M. fulvibasis  (Reitter, 1901),  M. maurus  (Sturm, 1827),  M. minutulus  (Goeze, 1777),  Notiophilus laticollis  Chaudoir, 1850,  Pangus scaritides  (Sturm, 1818),  Parophonus laeviceps  (Ménétriés, 1832),  P. planicollis  (Dejean, 1829),  Polystichus connexus  (Geoffroy in Fourcroy, 1785) and  Pterostichus strenuus  (Panzer, 1796). Twenty species were new for the whole Sredna Gora Mts.:  Acinopus picipes  (Olivier, 1795),  A. megacephalus  (P. Rossi, 1794),  Amara anthobia  A. Villa et G. B. Villa, 1833,  Ditomus calydonius  (P. Rossi, 1790),  Harpalus   albanicus  Reitter, 1900,  H. angulatus  Putzeys, 1878,  H. attenuatus  Stephens, 1828,  H. dimidiatus  (P. Rossi, 1790),  H. flavicornis  Dejean, 1829,  H. pumilus  Sturm, 1818,  H. pygmaeus  Dejean, 1829,  H.   subcylindricus  Dejean, 1829,  H. tardus  (Panzer, 1796),  H. signaticornis  (Duftschmid, 1812),  Lebia scapularis  (Geoffroy, 1785),  Microlestes fissuralis  (Reitter, 1901),  M. fulvibasis  (Reitter, 1901),  M.   maurus  (Sturm, 1827),  M. minutulus  (Goeze, 1777) and  Ophonus sabulicola  (Panzer, 1796). Fourty-one species were new for the region of the Sarnena Sredna Gora. Genus  Apotomus ,  Gynandromorphus ,  Pangus  and  Polystichus  were new geographic records for Thracean Lowland. Genera  Acinopus  and  Ditomus  were new for the Sredna Gora Mts. Fourteen life form categories were established (9 zoophagous and 5 mixophytophagous). The analysis of the life forms showed a slight predominance of the mixophytophages (53 species; 59%) over the zoophages (37 species; 41%).  Microlestes minutulus  was a constant species occurring in all sampling sites.

Ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) diversity from pastures in Southern Bulgaria