262 ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS. [June, '15 



Papaipema maritima Bird. Union county, Sept. 20 to Oct. 10. 

 Larva in Helianthus gigantcus & H. tuberosus. This record 

 should take the place of necopina in the 1909 list, which was 

 wrongly identified. Nccopina has never been taken south of 

 Buffalo, N. Y. Buchholz. 



Papaipema lysimachia Bird. Union county, Sept. 5 to 30. Larva 

 in Lysimachia quadrifolia. Buchholz. 



Papaipema baptisiae Bird. Union & Essex counties, Sept. 15 to 

 30. Larva in false indigo. Buchholz. 



Papaipema astuta Bird. Union & Essex counties, Sept. 5 to 22. 

 Larva in horse balm. Buchholz. 



Papaipema anargyria Dyar. Elizabeth, Sept. 7. Larva in Eupa- 

 torium. Buchholz. 



Papaipema rigida Grt. Union county, Sept. 5 to 30. Larva in 

 Heliopsis hclianthoidcs. Buchholz. 



Ochria (Gortyna) buffaloensis Grt. Elizabeth, end August. Buch- 

 holz. 



Scopelosoma ceromatica Grote. Passaic Park, April. M. H. 

 Mead. 



Epiglaea tremula Harv. Lakehurst, Sept. 25. Buchholz. 



Chloridea virescens Fab. Lakehurst, Oct. 11, 1914. E. Shoe- 

 maker, W. T. Davis. 



Schinia obscurata Strk. Elizabeth, June 5 to 30. Buchholz. 



Autographa rogationis Gn. Elizabeth, Sept. 15 to 30. Buchholz. 



Erastria includens Wlk. Elizabeth, July 5 to 20. Larva in Carex 

 stricta. Buchholz. 



Exyra rolandiana Grt. Spring Lake, Toms River, Pleasantville. 

 Larva in Sarracenia. F. M. Jones. 



Catocala fratercula Grt. var. jaquenetta Hy. Edwards. Lakehurst, 

 July. Buch. 



Epizeuxis nigellus Strk. Elizabeth, Lakehurst, July. Buchholz. 



Anaplodes remotaria Wllk. Union & Passaic counties, July 20 to 

 August 10. Buchholz. 



Eois demissaria Hbn. Lakehurst, May 30 to June 20. Buchholz. 



Apaecasia deductaria Wlk. Elizabeth, June 7. Buchholz. 



Cleora tacenaria Pearsall. Lakehurst, July 17. Buchholz. 



Euchlaena obtusaria Hbn. Lakehurst, May, July, September. 

 Buchholz. 



Priocycla decloraria Hulst. Lakehurst, July 3. Buchholz. 



Gracilaria azaleae Busck. Larvae on azaleas. In greenhouses in 

 northern New Jersey. Not common. H. B. Weiss. 



