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Phylloxera. No. 23 (1688). Trades of animals. ]STo. 26 (1691). To de- 

 stroy lice on cattle; means against wood-lice. No. 29 (1694). Maggots as 

 poultry food. No. 32 (1697). Do bees make honey?; foul brood in hives. 

 No. 33 (1698). Honey-bees become savage by isolation. No. 35(1700). 

 To save egg plants from insects. No. 38 (1702). Ravages of "grasshop- 

 pers" in. Iowa and Minnesota. 



List of Lepidoptera collected at Cliftondale and Wyom- 

 ing, Mass., May 30, 1874. 



At the excursion of the Cambridge Entomological Club to 

 Cliftondale and Wyoming, Mass., on the 30th of May, 1874, 

 the following species of butterflies and moths were taken by the 

 various members of the party. 



Argynnis bellona Fabr. The first brood just appearing. 



Thecla damon Cram. Three perfect specimens d ? of this rare species 

 taken on high ground, near cedar. 



Thecla augusta Westw. One poor specimen. 



Chrysophanus americana D'Urb. 



Lycazna comyntas Godt. First brood. 

 " neglecta Edw. 



Nisoniades juvenalis Fabr. 

 " brizo Boisd. Lee. 



" icelus Lintn. 



Actinotia ramulosa Guen. A very strongly marked variety, taken under 

 loose bark, by Mr. Dimmock. 



Ypsia undularh Drury. Two fine specimens, under bark. 



Lithacodia bellicula Hb. Common. 



Lozogramma dlftuaria Walk. Very common, particularly in low mead- 

 ows. Nearly forty specimens taken. 



Lozogramma delersata Guen. Rare, not in the same localities as difluaria, 

 but on high land. 



Fidonia Iruncataria Walk. Two specimens. 



Macaria unimodaria Morr. One specimen ; a rare species. 



Corycia vestaliata Guen. Common ; near birch. 



" biseriata Pack. One specimen only, in a low, swampy wood. 



• H. K. Morrison. 



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