106 KANSAS UNIVERSITY SCIENCE BULLETIN. 



Family OsciNiD^. 

 Chlorops palpalis Adams. Kansas, Douglas county; May, twilight. New 

 to Kansas, 

 pullipes Coq. Kansas, Sedgwick county; September, sweepings 

 in pear orchard. —Colorado, Tabernash; August. Colorado 

 Springs; August, 

 scabra Coq. Colorado, Tabernash; August. 



unicolor Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; June, twilight. Sedg- 

 wick county; September, 

 variceps Loew. Colorado, Green Mountain Falls; July. 

 Hippelates flavipes Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; June. Sedgwick 

 county; April. New to Kansas, 

 plebeius Loew. Colorado, Colorado Springs; August, 

 pusio Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; June, twilight; August. 

 Sedgwick county; April. New to Kansas. 

 Elachiptera costata Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; April, May, June; 

 June, twilight. Sedgwick county; April.— Colorado, Colo- 

 rado Springs; August, 

 longula Loew. Kansas, Sedgwick county; April. 

 Oscinis carbonaria Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; April, at night; May, 

 at night. New to Kansas, 

 coxendix Fitch. Kansas, Douglas county; April; June, twilight. 



Sedgwick county; April. New to Kansas, 

 decipiens Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; July. New to Kansas, 

 nudiuscula Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; August, 

 pallipes Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; June, August, 

 soror Macq. Kansas, Douglas county; May, June. New to Kansas, 

 variabilis Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; June, twilight; July. 



Family Drosophilid.e. 



Drosophila (Scaptomyza) adusta Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; May, at 



night; August. New to Kansas.— Colorado, Colorado Springs; 



August, 

 amcena Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; April. New to Kansas, 

 ampelophila Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; August, October, 



November; noxious in kitchen and other rooms of house 



wherever fruit and cider were exposed. —Colorado, Denver; 



August; attracted to exposed fruit on table in house, both day 



and night, 

 funebris Fab. Kansas, Douglas county; May; June; July; July, 



twilight; October; November, in kitchen. New to Kansas. 

 (Scaptomyza) graminum Fal. Kansas, Douglas county; April; 



April, at night. New to Kansas. 



Family Agromyzid^. 



Phytomyza diminuta Wlk. Kansas, Douglas county; May; June, twilight 

 and at night. New to Kansas.— Colorado, Denver and Colorado Springs; 

 August. 



Ceratomyza dorsalis Loew. Kansas, Douglas county; May, at electric light; 

 June. New to Kansas. — Colorado, Colorado Springs; August. 



