ORTHORRHAPHA 



Bkachvcera 



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Tabanidae 



Figs. 43, 44. Chryso/ys iin\'i///i-/>.^ Linn. "J 9x19 mm., (t, 10x18 mm. Sumetimes very numerous in wnods 

 near water in summer, biting viciously. Tlie lar,i5e 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. C/tiyso/>x re/ic/ii Meig. ? 10x19 mm., (J 10x18 mm. Xot uncommon in 

 damp meadows, occurs near Colchester. 



