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Lygus flavonotatus, Ptov. Abundant. 

 Lygus sp. (Not dtscribed.) One specimen- 

 Coccobapbes sanguinaiius, Uhl. Not common. July. 

 Poecilocapsus lineatu?,, Fab. Abundant. June. 

 Poecilocapsus goniphorus, Say. Very common. June, July. 

 Poecilocapsus atfinis, Rent. (Prov. Petite Faune Ent. Ill,, 123-) 

 Poecilocapsus marginalis. Rent. (Prov. ibid.) 

 Systratiotus americanus. Rent. Two speciniens. August. 

 Camptobrochis grandis, Uhl. Two specimens. 

 Capsu? ater, Linn. Very common. June. 



Monalocoris filicis, Linn. One specimen. May 24. (High Falls.) 

 Pilophorus bifasciatus. Fab. One specimen. 

 Stiijhrosoma stygica, Say. One specimen. 



Labops hesperius, Uh'. Abundant. June. (Long-winged form 

 rare.) 



Idolocoris famelicus, UJil. Not common. May, July. 

 Id jlocoris agilis, Uhl. One specimen. 

 Rhinocapsus \''anduz!.^i, Uhl, Two specimens, June 25. 

 Agalliastes sp. (near assodaliis.) Two specimens. 



AC.\NTHIID.« 



Tetraphleps canadensis, Pf^ov. One specimen. 



Anthocons musculus, Siy. One specmien. 



Acanthia lectularia, Linn. Abundant in some localities. 



Tl.N'GITID.te. 



Acalypta Thomsonii, Sial. One s[)ecimen. 

 Corythuca arcuata, Say. Common. 

 Gargaphia tili^e, IValsli. Abundant. 

 Physatt)chila plexa. Say. Tvvo specimens. 

 Leptophya mutica. Say. One specimen. 



Aradid/E. 

 Aradus tequalis. Say. (Prov. Petite Faune Ent. III., 165.) 

 Aradus acutus, Say. (Prov. ibid., 166.) 

 Aradus rectus, Say. One specimen. 

 Aradus sp. Several specimens of 3 or 4 species. 

 Aneurus inconstans, Ultl. Two specimens. May. 



