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BackgroundCulicoides    biting midges are small insects that are proven vectors of pathogens that cause disease in animals and humans. There are 1,368 species of    Culicoides    in the world, including 149 species in Brazil and 122 species in the Brazilian Amazon Basin. This study documents specimens that were collected between 2013 and 2015 in the municipalities of Alvorada d’Oeste, Buritis, Cacoal, Costa Marques, Espigão d’Oeste, Guajará-Mirim, Pimenta Bueno, Porto Velho and São Francisco Guaporé. Collections were performed using HP light traps in forest, pasture and peridomicilie environments.New informationSpecies newly recorded in Rondônia State include    Culicoides   carpenteri    Wirth &amp; Blanton, 1953;    C.   dasyophrus    Macfie, 1940;    C.   eublepharus    Macfie, 1948;    C.   galindoi    Wirth &amp; Blanton, 1953;    C.   heliconiae    Fox &amp; Hoffman, 1944; and    C.   ignacioi    Forattini, 1957. This is the first record in Brazil of    C.   darlingtonae    Wirth &amp; Blanton, 1971.

New species records of Culicoides biting midges ( Diptera : Ceratopogonidae ) for the state of Rondônia in Brazilian Amazon