1918] Howe—Distributional Notes on New England Odonata 107 
The following records were found represented by specimens in 
the collection of the Museum of Comparative Zodlogy, Cambridge, 
Mass., and are here recorded with the permission of Dr. Samuel 
Henshaw. 
Lestes unguiculatus, White Mountains; new to New Hampshire. 
Enallagma aspersum (Hagen), Norway, Me.; new to Maine. 
Ischnura posita (Hagen), White Mountains; new to New Hamp- 
shire. 
Ischnura ramburii Selys, Canton (Mass.?); new to Massachusetts. 
The following records I am permitted to record by Dr. R. P. 
Currie based on material in the U.S. National Museum. 
Lestes eurinus Say, Burchard’s pond, Fairfield Co., Conn.; new to 
the State. 
Lestes congener Hagen, Franconia, N. H.; new to State. 
Enallagma aspersum Devil’s Garden, Fairfield Co., Conn.; new to 
State. 
154. Boyeria grafiana Will., Cummington, Mass., July 5, 1889, 
collected by F. Knab.; new to New England. 
155. Tetragoneuria costalis Selys, Manchester, Me., June 9, 1898, 
collected by Wadsworth; new to New England. 
Tramea carolina (Linn.), Fairfield Co., Conn.; new to State (see 
ibid., Part I). 
Sympetrum costiferum (Hagen), Franconia, N. H.; new to State. 
Celithemis eponina (Drury), Litchfield Co., Conn.; new to State. 
Perithemis domitia tenera (Say), Fairfield Co., Conn.; new to 
State. 
Erythemis simplicicollis (Say), Fairfield Co., Conn.; new to State. 
Pachydiplax longipennis (Burm.), Fairfield Co., Conn.; new to 
State (see ibid., Part I). 
On January 3, 1917, through the kindness of Dr. Frank E. Lutz 
of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, I 
was able to examine the collection of Odonata for New England 
material. I was also introduced by Dr. Lutz to Mr. Lewis B. 
Woodruff who had collected all but four of the New England 
dragon-flies found in the Museum’s collection. Later I visited 
Mr. Woodruff who kindly permits me to publish the following 
records which were gleaned in an examination of his private col- 
