ORTIIORRIIAIMIA 

 Bkacuvcera 



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Tabanidae 



Figs. 43, 44. CInyspps caeciitiens Linn. ? 9 x19 mm., $ 10 x 18 mm. .Sometimes very numerous in woods 

 near water in summer, biting viciously. The large eyes are golden green with spots of purple, and 

 there are three ocelli. Larvae live in mud. The male is very rarely taken. 



Figs. 45, 46. Chryspps rclicla Meig. ? 10 x19 mm., $ 10 x18 mm 

 damp meadows, occurs near Colchester. 



Not uncommon in 



