80(i PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. 



131. ORCHELIMUM LONGIPENNE Scudder. 



Orchflhmim lonfppenne Scupder, Boj-I. Journ. Nat. Hiyt., VII, 1S()2, p. 458. 



(^uit(> coiunion in the vicinih^ of lakes or water courses in southern 

 Texas. 'rh(> speeie.s dit!er from hrrhnceuin in having- a slightly longer 

 ovipositor, and the form is not nearlv so slender, espeeiall}- in the males. . 

 The presence or al)sence of a dorsal stripe on the pronotum is not a i 

 very stabl(> character for the st^imration of species in this genus, as there ' 

 is consideriibU' variation in this respect. 



132. XIPHIDIUM FASCIATUM De Geer. 



Xijihldiiiiii /(isrinlinii De Geer, Mem., Ill, 1773, p. 45S, pi. .\i,, i'v^. 4. 



A conmion and widely spread species. It often comes to light, , 

 sometimes in considerable numbers. Many specimens of both sexes- 

 were taken at Victoria, Texas, in June and July, and one male speci- • 

 men was taken at Montevista, Colorado, on August 13. 



133. XIPHIDIUM SALTANS Scudder. 

 Xi]>lii<liinH .saltdiix ScTDDER, Kept. U. 8. Geol. 8urv. Nebr., 1S71, p. 249. 



One male and six females at Fort Collins, August 10, in rank grass. . 



134. XIPHIDIUM STRICTUM Scudder. 



Xiphidii'vi xirlrlnm Hcudder, I'vov. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., XVII, 1S75, p. 4(i0. 

 Several females were taken near Victoria, Texas in June, 11)02. . 

 They were in reeds near a swamp and both mature -find immature 

 specimens were taken. No males were seen. 



135. XIPHIDIUM VICINUM Morse. 



Xlphldhnii rirlnum Morsse, Can. Eut., XXXIII, 1901, p. 208. 



Three males and two females of this species were taken at Fort Col- 

 lins on August 10, in rank grass. The females and one of the males 

 are of the form i-nWed jm)ductH/it by Professor Morse. 



136. CAPNOBATES FULIGINOSUS Thomas. 



Lonixid J'liliguiosiin Tiiom.ss, Aim. Kept. U. 8. Geol. Surv. Terr.,V, 1872, p. 443,; 

 pi. I, fig. 9. 



Two males at Bright Angel, Ai'i/ona on July 13, in the Colorado^ 

 Canyon at an altitude of 3,000 feet. The spines on the outer inferior 1 

 sid(> of the fore femora of some specimens of this species are wholly^ 

 wanting, their location being indicated ])v piceous spots. 



137. ANABRUS COLORADUS Thomas. 



A)i(ilini!< cnlonKliis Tiiom.vs, Ann. I\u])t. U. S. Gcol. Surv. Tt'ir. , V, 1S72, ]>. 440. 



Six males, live females, Cumbics. August 11; Pikes Peak, July 21, 

 and South Park, bv Oslar. 



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