APPENDIX. 317 



Page 666. Dolicliopus sequax, n. b. 



Cyaneo-viridis, tlioracc seneo-viridi, abdominis apice Beneo, an- 

 tennis fulvis, articulo tertio nigro subtua t'ulvo, pedibns folvis, tarsis 

 nigris anticis piceis, alis limpidis. 



Body bluish-green ; head covered in front with golden down; 

 eyes red ; mouth pitchy ; feelers tawny ; third joint black, tawny 

 beneath towards the base; bristle black; chest with a slight 

 brassy tinge; breast covered with a hoary bloom; abdomen 

 bluish-green; tip bronzed; appendages tawny; scales white, 

 with dark borders, under side slightly covered with hoary bloom ; 

 legs tawny, feet black; four hind hips mostly green, covered with 

 white down ; middle shanks with a slight tuft of black hairs at the 

 base ; fore feet pitchy, tawny at the base ; wings colorless ; wing- 

 ribs and poisers tawny ; veins black. Length of the body 1| line ; 

 of the wings 3 lines. 



a. St. Martin's Falls, Albany River, Hudson's Bay. Presented 

 by G. Barnston, Esq. 



Page 666. Dolicliopus soccatlis, Bakxstox's MSS. 



JEneus, capite viridi, abdomine cupreo basi viridi, antennis 

 fulvis, articulo tertio nigro subtus fulvo, pedibns fulvis, tarsis 

 nigris, alis subcinereis. 



Head green, covered in front with hoary down, fringed along 

 the eyes with whitish hairs; eyes red; mouth tawny; feelers 

 tawny; third joint black, very short, tawny beneath till near the 

 tip; bristle black; chest brassy ; sides and breast covered with 

 hoary bloom ; abdomen coppery, green at the base ; legs tawny ; 

 feet black ; wings slightly gray ; wing-ribs tawny; veins black; 

 poisers yellow. Length of the body If line ; of the wings •';'. 

 lines. 



Yar. /3. Body brassy, tinged with green. 



a. St. Martin's Falls, Albany River, Hudson's Bay. Presented 

 by G. Barnston, Esq. 



Page 666. Dolicliopus remotus, n. s. 



^Eneo-viridis, capite thoracisqne lateribns cyaneo-viridibus, ab- 

 domine basi viridi, antennis nigris pedibns fulvis, tibiis pot 



apice tarsisque posticis nigris, alis limpidis. 



