246 Mr. J. O. Westwood on Evania and 



Sp. 24. Evania (Hyj)tia) fulvipes. 



Syn. Eva7iiafulvipes, Curtis, Brit. Ent. pi. 257. 

 Habitat in Anglia. 



Obs. This species is apparently very closely allied to E. 

 [Hyptia) minuta* 



Sp, 25. Evania (Hyptia) bicolor, Westw. 



Ferruginea, abdomine piceo-nigro, antennis pedibusqiie nigris. 



Long. corp. lin. 2^, expans. alar. lin. 5|. 



Syn. Coranila thoracica, Leach, MSB. in Brit. Mag. 



\_Hyptiam thoracicum, Shk. Entomol. p. 120,] 



Evania thoracica, Blanchard, Hist, Nat. Ins, vol. iv, p, 299, 



Ferruginea, punctata, abdomine laevi nitido. Caput piceum, 

 vertice rufescenti. Antennee in medio crassiores, nigrse, apice 

 articuli basalis piceo. Thorax ferrugineus, postice pilis 

 argenteis vestitus. Pedunculus abdominis niger, apice piceo. 

 Abdomen piceo-nigrum, Ala; leviter tinctae, stigmate 

 nigro, vena cubitali alteraque brachiali abbreviata, cellulis 

 destitutse. Pedes nigri, geniculis piceis. 



Obs. I believe it is this species which Abbot has delineated in 

 the twelfth volume of his unpublished drawings in the British 

 Museum Library, Number X. 75, from a specimen taken on the 

 27th August in Oakwoods, in Burke County. He figures it as 

 being 3| lines long by 5 in expanse, and of a red brown colour, 

 with the legs and antennae darker. 



Sp. 26. Evania (Hyptia) reticulata. 



Black, first joint of the antennae and anterior pairs of feet 

 piceous. — (Say, in Journ. Nat. Hist. Soc. Boston, 1836, vol. i. 

 p. 223, Brachygaster r.) 



Inhabits Indiana. 



" Body black, reticulate with large punctures ; antennae not longer 

 than the trunk, with close set subequal joints ; first joint subclavate, 

 piceous, longest ; second joint not longer than broad, shortest, 

 about half the length of the third ; punctures on the posterior 

 face of the metathorax, more dilated than those of the thorax ; 

 wings hyaline, nervures fuscous ; petiole about as long as the 



• Indeed, according to the Marquis Spinola, it would appear to be only a 

 variety of (hat species. 



