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L. COLORADENSIS Linell. Fort Collins; Greeley. 



L. i,ongipe;nnis Linell. Canon City. 



Euryscopa LECONTEt Crotch. On oak bushes in the vicinity of Manitou, 

 Uhler. 



Coscinoptera axiij,aris Lee. West Cliff; Ouray; Upper San Juan; 

 Berkeley; Colorado Springs, very abundant; Fort Collins. 



C. dominicana Fab. Colorado Springs, on scrub oak; Buena Vista; 

 Berkeley; Fort Collins; occurs in June and Jul}'. 



C. viTTigera Lee. Rather common in South Park, Snow; Little Beaver; 

 Happy Hollow; vicinity of Fort Collins; Ouray; West Cliff, on Oxy- 

 tropis lamberti; Colorado Springs; Buena Vista; Leadville, common on 

 various plants; Pike's Peak; Alamosa; Garland; La Veta; San Luis 

 Valley; Canon of Big Blue; Placerville. 



Megalostomis subfasciata Lee. Colorado, Putnam. 



Babia quadriguTTaTa Oliv. Colorado Springs; Buena Vista; West Cliff, 

 on Yucca angustifolia; Holly; Clear Creek Canon; Ouray; a common 

 insect, found on many different plants. 



Saxinis omogera Lac. Poncha Springs; Durango; Fort Collins; Cimar- 

 ron; Buena Vista. 



S. SAUCIA Lee. Gunnison; Durango. 



Chlamys pucaTA Fab. Fort Collins; Colorado Springs; Evans' Peak 

 region. 



Exema conspERSA Mann. Colorado Springs; Denver; Boulder; Grand 

 Junction; Bellevue. 



Bassareus detritus Oliv. Colorado Springs. 



B. mammifer Newm. Dome Rock. 



CrypTOCEPHA^us ouadrimacuxatus Say. Georgetown; Ouray; Garland; 

 La Veta; Boulder; Fort Collins; Berkeley; Colorado Springs. The 

 variety notatus Fab., is recorded from Colorado by Dr. Leconte and by 

 Prof. Snow, while Mr. Ulke reports finding it at Canon City and 

 Manitou. 



C. quadruplex Newm. Fort Collins, June. 



C. GUTTUI.ATUS Oliv. Canon City, Uhler, one specimen. 



C. ivEUCOMELAS Suffr. The variety vitticollis Lee, is recorded from Colo- 

 rado by Dr. Horn; it has also been taken at Fort Collins in July and 

 August. 



C. CONFLUENS Say. Colorado Springs and Buena Vista, not uncommon on 

 Artemisice; Fort Collins, May and June; Little Beaver; Big Narrows of 

 the Poudre, July; Durango; The Rustic. 



C. VENUSTUS Fab. Fort Collins, July, on Artemisia dracunculoides. The 

 variety cinctipennis Rand., comes from Fort Collins with the label July. 



Pachybrachys morosus Hald. Colorado Springs, along the creeks; Rist 

 Canon, June. 



P. STriatus Lee. Colorado, "entirely black," Leconte; Garland, Bow- 

 ditch. 



P. virgaTus Lee. Colorado Springs, Wickham. 



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