﻿92 Journal New York Ent. Soc. [Voi. iii. 



ATTID.K. 



Phidippus audax Hcntz. — Abundant, sweeping. 



Phidippus rufus Hentz. — Quite common, sweeping. 



Dendryphantes militaris Hentz. — Abundant. 



Dendryphantes octavus Ifentz. — Abundant, sweeping. Summer. 



Dendryphantes ornatus Bks. — Occasional, sweeping. September. 



Attus sylvestris R)ii. — A few specimens near seashore. 



Icius palmarum Hentz. — Not very common, a small form. July. 



Icius mitratus Hentz. — Quite common in evergreens. July. 



Icius elegans Hcntz. — Not rare in fields. August. 



Icius formicarius Em. — Two specimens, on a fence. July. 



Icius lineatus Koch. — S. few specimens under leaves on ground. 



Icius harti Em. — One female, on a board. August. 



Astia vittata Hentz. — Common, the variety niger seen once. 



Epiblemum scenicum Clerk. — Common on buildings. June. 



Marptusa familiaris Hentz. — A few specimens under bark. July. 



Admestina wheeleri Peck. — Several specimens, quite high on trees. 



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Hyctia pikei Peck. — One specimen from salt-grass. July. 



Saitis pulex Hentz. — Common in woods, September. 



Ergane borealis Blk. — {E. tceniata Keys., Hasarius hoyi Peck., 



Habrocestiim la tens Bks.) — Not uncommon, sweeping in fields. 



Summer. 

 Habrocestum coecatum Hentz. — Not very common, sometimes on 



seashore. 

 Habrocestum peregrinum Peck. — A few specimens, sweeping. 

 Neon nelli Peck. — Common on ground under leaves. 

 Ballus youngi Peck.—OwQ specimen, under bark. August. 

 Zygoballus bettini Peck.—k few specimens, under leaves. Black 



Swamp. October. 

 Zygoballus sex=punctatus Hentz.— Swept from grass. August. 

 Zygoballus terrestris Em. — .A few specimens on the ground. 

 Homalattus cyaneus Hentz.— Two specimens, swept from an old 



field. October. 



