Mr. Marshall’s Catalogue of Ichnewmonide. — 157 
neighbourhood of Exeter, by sweeping, July 12th, 1866. 
I have also seen it in a collection belonging to the Rev. 
O. P. Cambridge. 
Pezomachus procursorius, Foerst. 
Foerst., Mon. Gat. Pez. 216, 175. 
A Pezomachus sent by My. G. C. Bignell, of Plymouth, 
agrees with this species. 
OPHIONIDA. 
Ophion minutum, Kriech. 
Ophion minutum, Kriechbaumer, Entom. Nacht. 1879, 
p. 104; Voll. Pinac. pl. 39, fig. 1. 
Entom. xi. 54. 
This species has also been taken by Mr. Bignell in the 
neighbourhood of Plymouth; by Mr. F. W. Savage at 
Hastings; and by Mr. T. Wilson near York. 
Agrypon septentrionale, Holm. 
Anomalon septentrionale, Holm., Consp. Anom. Suec. 
181, 16, 2; Holm., Mon. Oph. Suec. 27, 18, 2. 
This species was sent to me by Dr. Capron, and was 
bred by Mr. 8. D. Bairstow. 
Agrypon geniculatum, Holm. 
Anomalon geniculatum, Holm., Consp. Anom. Suec. 
HITT: ¢¢.e5 Holm., Mon. Oph. Suec. 27, 
9g) 2. 
Entom. xi. 255. 
Paniscus tarsatus, Brischke. 
Brischke, D. Ichn. d. Prov. W. u. EK. Preus. 31, 3, 2- 
This pretty and distinct species I am enabled to add 
to the British list through Mr. Bignell, of Plymouth, who 
pred both sexes from Hupithecia abbreviata, 1880. 
Limneria Fitchii, n.s: (Pl. VIIL., fig- 18). 
¢. Nigra, scapo antennarum subtus, pedibusque rufo- 
flavis, coxis anterioribusapicis trochanteribusque flavidis ; 
areola nulla ; aculeo brevissimo, 
