THE COLEOPTERA OF COLORADO. 301 



C. cyanipennis Say. Southwestern Colorado, Strecker. 



C. viridana Lee. West Cliff; Gunnison; Rico; Mountains southwest of 



Montrose; Ouray; Veta Pass, 9,400 feet; Georgetown; Little Beaver; 



Fort Collins. 

 C. puberuea Lee. Durango, July, Oslar. 

 C. biguTTaTa Lee. Antonito; Trinidad; Canon City; Fort Collins; Colorado 



Springs. 

 C. Fulvipennis Lee. Colorado, Horn. 

 C. SPH^EricoeeiS Say. Denver; West Cliff; South Park; Poncha Springs; 



Alma; Upper San Juan; Little Willow Creek; The Rustic; Fort Collins; 



Blackhawk; Garland; Colorado Springs. 

 C. COMpressicornis Horn. Leavenworth Valley; Alma; Denver; West 



Cliff. 

 Caeospasta viridis Horn. Colorado, Horn. 



RHIPIPHORID^E. 



Rhipiphorus octomacueatus Gerst. Poncha Springs, July, Oslar. 

 R. pectinatus Fal. Colorado Springs, July. 

 Myodites popenoi Lee. Colorado, Leconte. 



RHINOMACERIDyE. 

 Rhinomacer compTus Lee. Veta Pass, 9,200 to 9,400 feet. 



RHYNCHITID^E. 



AueETES CONGRUUS Walk. Veta Pass, 9,200 feet; Little Beaver; Leaven- 

 worth Valley, 10,000 to 11,000 feet; Upper San Juan; Rico. 



RhynchiTES cyaneleus Lee. Colorado. 



R. bicoeor Fab. Ouray, on wild roses; West Cliff, on Cnicus; Fort Col- 

 lins; North Park; Berkeley; Georgetown; La Veta; Dolores; South Fork 

 of San Miguel; Little Willow Creek; Canon of Big Blue; Colorado 

 Springs; Breckenridge; Leadville. 



R. eximiuS Lee. Colorado Springs, one of the most abundant insects dur- 

 ing June, becoming scarcer during July. 



R. iERATUS Say. Colorado Springs; Ouray; Bear Creek Cation, Evans' 

 Peak region, Oslar. 



Deporaus Geastinus Lee. Mountains southwest of Montrose; Durango; 

 Cimarron; La Veta; Veta Pass, 9,000 feet; Ouray. 



ATTELABID.E. 



Atteeabus nigripes Lee. Montrose, Gillette. 

 A. genaeis Lee. Colorado Springs, one specimen. 



BYRSOPID^E. 



Thecesternus humeraeis Say. La Junta; Pueblo; Fort Collins; Canon 

 City; Colorado Springs; Denver. 



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