302 NATURAL HISTORY BULLETIN. 



OTIORHYNCHID^. 



Minyomerus innocuus Horn. Florissant and South Park, Bowditch. 



Graphorhinus vadosus Say. Fort Collins and Denver, March to May. 



Epicurus imbricaTUS Say. Denver; Dolores; Durango; Pagosa Springs. 



CaeypTieeuS crypTops Horn. Spring Canon, May. 



OphryasTES viTTATus Say. Northern Colorado; Holly; Pueblo; La Junta; 

 Berkeley; Canon City; Colorado Springs. 



O. Tuberosus Lee. Holly; West 'Cliff; Wellsville, Fremont County, Cock- 

 erell. 



O. EATIROSTRIS Lee. Colorado, Putnam. 



O. SUECIrostris Say. La Junta; San Luis Valley; Trinidad; Boulder; 

 Greeley; Colorado Springs. 



EupagoderES decipiens Lee. Colorado, Putnam. 



AnameTis GRISEa Horn. Colorado, Bowditch. 



Orimodema protracta Horn. Mountains southwest of Montrose; Horse- 

 fly Peak; Little Willow Creek; Veta Pass, 9,300 feet. 



Mimetes setueosus Lee. Placerville, Bowditch. 



DiamimuS SUBSERICEUS Horn. Salida; Berkeley; Garland. 



Peritaxia rugicoeeis Horn. Cochetopa Pass; Canon of Big Blue; Little 

 Willow Creek; Rico Road; Rist Canon; Dome Rock; Leadville; West 

 Cliff; Garland; Veta Pass; this species does not seem to occur in abun- 

 dance, in spite of the numerous records. 



P. hispida Horn. Garland, Bowditch; northern Colorado; Fort Collins. 



Thricomigds LUTEUS Horn. Rico, Bowditch. 



Thricoeepis inornaTa Horn. Dolores; South Fork of San Miguel; 

 Mountains southwest of Montrose; Placerville; Horsefly Peak; Little 

 Willow Creek; Pagosa Springs; Ouray; Garland; Veta Pass, 9,000 to 

 9,400 feet. 



Aragnomus griseus Horn. Garland. 



Rhypodes brevicoleis Horn. Garland. 



PandeeeTejus hiearis Hbst. La Veta; Colorado Springs, on oak scrub. 



CompsuS auricephaeus Say. Colorado, Horn. 



Phacepholis Candida Horn. Colorado, Horn. 



Scythropus n. sp. Mountains southwest of Montrose; Little Willow 



Creek; Garland. 

 Evotus naso Lee. Colorado, Horn. 



CURCULIONID.E. 



SiTONES Tibialis Hbst. Colorado Springs; Fort Collins; Breckenridge; 



North Park; West Cliff; a species, which may be this occurs in Marshall 



Pass, and at Livermore and Cimarron. An undetermined species was 



taken at Durango by Mr. Bowditch. 

 AcMiEGENius hyeobinus Lee. Veta Pass; Rico. 

 Trichaeophus didymus Lee. Breckenridge, one specimen. 

 T. AETERNATUS Say. Steamboat Springs; Bellevue; Marshall Pass; Ouray; 



Argentine Road; Leavenworth Valley; Breckenridge; Leadville; Peak 



