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rrom an economic standpoint, few have been collected and determined. 

 Let us hope that Mr. Fletcher, whose professional duties bring to his 

 notice many of these destructive forms, may at an early date be able 

 to prepare a preliminary list ot the species. 



HETEROPTERA. 



SCUTELL-ERID^. 



Homsemus ^neifrons, Say. Nut common. July. 

 Eurygaster altern.itus, Say. Common. May to August. 



CORIMEL^NID/E. 



Corimeisena atra, Ai/i. et S. One specimen. 

 Corimeloena pulicaria. Germ. Abundant. May. 



Cydnid.-e. 

 Amnestus spinifrons. Say. One specimen. 

 Canthophorus cinctus, Fal. Beauv. Not common. May. 



PeNT.ATOMIDjE. 



Perillus ciicumcinctus, Stal. Two specimens. April. 



Podisus cynicus, :^ay. Not common. 



Podisus modestus, Dallas. Abundant. May, June. 



Podisus sp. ? Perhaps var. of modestus. One specimen, 



Neottiglossa undata. Say. Common. July. 



Cosmopepla carnifex. Fab. Abundant. 



Mormidea lugens. Fab. Common. May. 



Euchistus fissilis, Uhl. Abundant. May. 



Euchistus tristigmus, Say. Abundant. May. 



Coenus delius, Suy. Common. May. 



Menecles insertus, .^r. One specimen. June i6th. 



Pentatoma juniperina, Z/V^//. Abundant. On pines, etc. 



Peribalus piceus, Dallas. One specimen. 



Banasa dimidiata. Say. Two specimens. 



Banasa calva, Say. Not common. May 24th. 



Acanthosoma cruciata, Say. Not common. 



COREID^. 



Anasa tristis, Dc Geer. Two specimens several years ago. 

 Alydus eurinus, Say. Not common. 



