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Campylomorphus   homalisinus    has been found on Mt. Lesima (Northern Apennines) and it is the first record for the Lombardy region.    C.   homalisinus    is a rare orophilous species: it has a discontinuous chorology that may  have been caused by glaciers dynamics during the Pleistocene era. Little is known about the  ecology of the species. This record and the expert-based investigation we performed determined that    C.   homalisinus    inhabits shrublands and grasslands, but may also occur in the forests. This survey includes the only record of    C.   homalisinus    foraging on flowers, a behavior that is not rare in the family   Elateridae  . We hypothesize that adults integrate their  diet with flower resources according to a generalist strategy.

Campylomorphus homalisinus ( Elateridae ): a new species for Lombardy (Italy), with notes on its ecology, distribution and biogeography