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interesting in being about intermediate in location to the previ- 

 ous records. The specimen, a female, is considerably brighter 

 in coloration than Loew's and Williston's descriptions indicate, 

 and there is no black on the hind femora as described by Loew 

 "femoribus praeter apicem nigris" (Centur. V. 36). Otherwise 

 the description applies closely. 



COLEOPTERA. 



The Coleoptera were sent to Mr. Chas. Dury of Cincinnati, 



who has furnished me with the following list: 



Cicindela longilabris Say. 

 vulgaris Say. 

 var. obliquata Kby. 

 hirticollis Say. 

 Gyrinus limbatus Say. 

 dichrous Say. 

 canadensis Reg. 

 Nechrophorus vespilloides Hbst. 

 Coccinella trifasciata Linn. 

 Buprestis fasciata Fabr. 



maculiventris vSay. 

 Ellychnia corrusca Linn. 

 Leptura canadensis Fabr. 



proxina Say. 

 Monohammus confusor Kby. 



scutellatus Say. 

 Doryphora 10-lineata Say. 

 Chrysomela spir£ete Say. 

 Adoxus vitis Linn. 



The Adoxus are very small specimens of this species, otherwise 

 the collection does not present any noteworthy features, unless 

 it be to emphasize the fact, that Coleopterous insects are scarce 

 in this region at this season of the year. 



Hymenopter.\. 



The Hymenoptera were sent to Professor Jas. S. Hine who 

 submits the following notes and list: 



Three of the species have been determined by C. T. Brues of 

 the Milwaukee Public Museum. Of a species of the family 

 Evaniidae, taken at Searchmont, August 6th, he savs that it is 

 either Gasteruption kreichbaumeri Schletterer, described from 

 Europe, or a new species. The following species besides the one 

 mentioned were taken: 



Urocerus albicornis Fabr., Heyden. 

 Honiotropus pallipennis Prov., Searchmont. 

 Exoclium mundum Say, Oden, Michigan. 

 ExocHum fascipenne Norton, Searchmont. 

 Rhyssa albomaculata Cresson, Oden, Michigan. 

 Eumenes fraternus Say, Searchmont, Ontario. 

 Odynanis sp., Searchmont. 

 Pryonyx atratus Lep., Heyden. 

 Bombus lernarius Say, Searchmont. 



