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CARABUS. 
C. limbatus Say. C. vinctus Web. 
CALOSOMA., 
C. externum Say. C. sayii Dej. 
C. scrutator Fab. C. calidum Fab. 
C. wilcoxi Lec. 
C. sayu is rare here, the others common. The electric lights 
attract great numbers of these useful beetles, many of which are 
crushed and otherwise destroyed. During May, 1902, C. 
scrutator was abundant, feeding on “canker worms.” 
ELAPHRUS. 
FE. ruscarius Linn. 
Found about wet places, where it runs over the moist ground. 
NOTIOPHILUS. 
N. semistriatus Say. N. sibericus Mots. 
Notiophilus lives under moist decaying leaves. Alongside oi 
an old barn I took hundreds of these active beetles. They were 
concealed under rubbish and fallen grass. 
NEBRIA. 
N. pallipes Say. 
PASIMACHUS, 
P. elongatus Lec. P. punctulatus Hald. 
SCARITES. 
S.:subterraneus Fab. 
DYSCHIRIUS. 
D. hzmorrhoidalis Dej. D. erythrocerus Lec. 
D. longulus Lec. D. brevispinus Lec. 
D. globulosus Say. D. hispidus Lec. 
D. sphezericollis Say. 
Dyschirius are abundant, if looked for along the sandy shores 
of streams and will come out when water is thrown over the sand. 
CLIVINA. . 
C. dentipes Dej. C. bipunctata Fabr. 
C. impressifrons Lec. C. postica Lec: 
Cy collars Frost C. rubicunda Lec. 
SCHIZOGENIUS. 
S. lineolatus Say. S. ferrugineus Putz. 
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