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Notiophilus sibiricHs, Mots? Aug. 13 ; Sept. 10, 17, 24 ; Oct. 30, etc. 

 Isle d'Orleans. Under dead leaves, damp spots in woods ; 

 generally in pairs. 



Trechus rubens, Fab. Oct. 15. Isle d'Orleans. A pair in dead 

 leaves, edge of woods. 



Pterostichiis Luczoiii, Dej. May 14. Gaspe'. Several. 



Cymitidis cribricoliis, Dej. May 15. Gaspe'. Common at Quebec. 



Brachylobus lithophi/us,'Sdiy. (One.) Aug. 13. Fort woods, Levis. 



Bradyceiius cognatus, Gyll. (One.) May 20. Gaspe. 



Qiiedius molochinus, Grav. May 8. St. Romauld's. Under dead 

 leaves, wooded hill side. 



Staphylifius fossator, Grav. (One). Aug. 10. Isle d'Orleans. 



Choleva clavicornis, Lee. May 27. Isle d'Orleans. A few speci- 

 mens in the shell of a dead Mesodoti dejitif erics, Birm. 



Adaliafrigida, Schn, Fall. Isle d'Orleans. One in dead leaves. 



Cytilus trivittatus,Mt\s\x May 15. Gaspe. 



Byrrhus americanus, Lee. June 8. Several in ruts of sandy road 

 through open woods. 



Campylus denticornis, YiAxhy. June 11. A small specimen, by beat- 

 ing, woods near St. David'e. 



Oestodes tenuicollis, Rand. One or two early in the year in the city. 



Oestodes, sp. (perhaps puncticollis, Horn.) (One.) June 25. By 

 beating, woods near St. David's. 



Corymbites resplendens, Esch. June nth. One specimen, living, 

 under horse droppings on sandy road through woods, near St. 

 David's. 



Corymbites ceripennis, Kirby. (One.) May 13. Isle d'Orleans. In 

 dead leaves. Sept. 3. A pair under log near St. Joseph's. 



Corymbites spinosus, Lee. (One.) June 11. By beating, woods 

 near St. David's. 



Corymbites tritindulatus, Rand. May r8 ; June 11, etc. Fairly 

 common . 



Eros coccinatus,?)diy. (One.) June 11. By beating, woods near St. 

 David's. 



Geotriipes Egeriei, Germ. Isle d'Orleans. Aug. 30. Burying around 

 fungus. vSept. 10, 24, and Oct. i. Very abundant, crawling across 

 road through woods, or resting in the sun. 



Geotrupes Blackburnii, Fab,? Aug. 10, Isle d'Orleans, Several 

 in manure. 



