Nov., '08] 



ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS. 



401 



Patrobus Dej. 



longicorms Say. 

 Calathus Bon. 



gregarius Say. 

 Phitynus Bon. 



sinuatus Dej. 



extensicollis Say. 



pnsillus Lee. 



moercns Dej. 



atratiis Lee. 



inelanarins Dej. 



affinis Kirby. 



metallescens Lee. 



cupripcnnis Say. 



nutans Say. 



placidus Say. 



bogemanni Gyll. 



quadripunctatus DeG. 



rubripes Zimm. 



sordens Kirby . 



ruficornis Lee. 



retractus Lee. 



lutulentus Lee. 

 Lffcza Lat. 



tricolor Say. 



viridis Say. 



pumila Dej. 

 Blcchrus Mots. 



nigrinus Mann. 

 Mctabletus Sch. Goeb. 



americanus Dej. 

 Axinopalpus Lee. 



biplagiatus Dej. 

 Callida Dej. 



punctate, Lee. 

 Cymindis Lat. 



cribrata Lee. 

 Chlaenius Bon. 



sericeus Forst. 



pennsylvanicus Say. 

 Brachylobus Chd. 



litlniphiliis Say. 

 Agonoderus Dej. 



pallipcs Fab. 



pauperculus Dej. 

 Harpalus Lat. 



erraticus Say. 



viridiaeneus Beauv. 

 Harpalus Lat. 



pennsylvanicus DeG. 



pleuriticus Kirby. 



j/>., j/t'o;- pleuriticus 



herbivagus Say. 



fuliginosus Dej. 



conjunctus Say. 

 Acupalpus Lat. 



hydropicus Lee. 

 Bradyccllus Er. 



rupcstris Say . 

 Anisodactylus Dej. 



harrisii Lee. 



nigrita Dej. 



baltimnrensis Say. 

 lugtibris Dej. 



NOTES 



Cicindcla 6-guttata. Common on fences, stone walls, along 

 the roads and on sidewalks in town. 



Cicindela purpiirca. I once found this species abundant the 

 last of April on a slight slope, facing south, in an open pasture 

 near Potsdam. 



Cicindcla vulgaris. This species seems rather rare at Pots- 

 dam. I have taken but one or two specimens there ; one taken 

 in the Adirondacks. 



