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Two new species of the genus    Drusus    (  Trichoptera  ,   Limnephilidae  ,   Drusinae  ) from the Western Balkans are described. Additionally, observations on the biodiversity and threats to the region’s endemic aquatic fauna are discussed.    Drusus   krpachi    sp. n.  is a micro-endemic of the Korab Mountains, Macedonia, and    D.   malickyi    sp. n.  is a micro-endemic of the Prokletije Mountains, Albania. Both new species are most similar to    D.   macedonicus    but differ from the latter in the shape of segment IX, the shape of the tips of the intermediate appendages in lateral view, the shape of the inferior appendages, and the form and shape of the parameres. In addition, males of the European species of filtering carnivore   Drusinae   are diagnosed and illustrated, including    Cryptothrix   nebulicola    McLachlan,    Drusus   chrysotus    Rambur,    D.   discolor    Rambur,    D.   macedonicus    Schmid,    D.   meridionalis    Kumanski,    D.   muelleri    McLachlan,    D.   romanicus    Murgoci and Botosaneanu, and    D.   siveci    Malicky. These additions to the Western Balkan fauna demonstrate the significance of this region for European biodiversity and further highlight the importance of faunistic studies in Europe.

Description of two new filtering carnivore Drusus species ( Limnephilidae , Drusinae ) from the Western Balkans