4 PSYCHE [February 
to its length. Length 4mm. Ithaca, N. Y. One specimen was also found among 
leaves while sifting for spiders, by C. R. Crosby near Interlaken, N. Y.; another, 
possibly the same species, at Columbia, Mo., and now in the University of Missouri 
Collection. 
Henicocephalus formicina Uhler. 
1892. Hymenocoris formicina Uhler, Trans. Maryland Acad. Se. 182. 
“Body broader than in H. culieis. Ground color fusco-piceous, a little polished, 
minutely pubescent. Wing-covers smoke brown, the veins darker; wings paler, 
with the veins smoke brown. Scutellum tinged with rufo-piceous, moderately con- 
vex, polished. Tergum paler than the venter, flat, with the incisures of the seg- 
ments pale testaceous, or whitish. Middle and posterior tibiae a little paler than 
the anterior ones. Length to tip of abdomen 5 mm.; width of base of pronotum $ 
mm. Los Angeles, California.” 
A specimen of this species was collected by Mr. J. C. Bradley, July, 1907, at Lemon 
Cove, Tulare Co., California. ‘The second antennal joint is over three times as 
long as the first and half again as long as the third; the ocelli are large; the eyes 
contiguous below and the fore tarsi have two equal claws. In coloring this speci- 
men is rather paler than those of Uhler. 
EXPLANATION OF PLATE. 
Riv. | Wettielyira tee 20! 
2. Dorsal aspect of female insect. X 20. 
Inner lateral aspect of fore tarsus and apex of tibia. X 100. 
Ventral aspect of female insect. X 20. 
Antenna. X 50. 
Dorsal aspect of proboscis. X 100. 
Apex of wing showing variation. X 20. 
