A Sawfly Injurious to Young Pines. 9 
The eggs are laid in shoe-shaped pockets, or slits, in the needles. 
Usually, attacked needles occur in a cluster, each needle bearing a 
ic. 9.—Needles of scrub pine showing eggs of Leconte’s 
sawfly embedded in them. Much enlarged. 
number of eggs. The ege scars, or pockets, are rather easily seen, 
being yellowish on the dark green needles. (Fig, 9.) 
