42 THE FLORIDA ENTOMOLOGIST 
bushes among the trees. The oak grove in Columbian County is 
dense enough to be called woods; under the trees oak seed- 
lings, dwarf oaks, chinquepin and various bushes and herbaceous 
plants form a low but rather thick undergrowth. 
Most of the specimens were taken by sweeping the oak and 
chinquepin undergrowth. Two pairs were taken in copula in 
Columbia County. The series obtained is the result a several 
hours of careful collecting. 
Acrydium brunneri (Bolivar). 
WISCONSIN: Mamie Lake, Vilas Co., vii.4-16.1919 (T.H.H.) 
Be On De. 
Taken in a drained bog of small extent, bordered by a growth 
of willows, alder, ycung aspens and other shrubbery. The spec- 
imens were found among clumps of withered sphagnum, burned 
logs and stumps, and patches of fireweed and other invading veg- 
etation. 
Neotettix proavus Rehn & Hebard. 
FLORIDA: Tallahassee, Leon Co., iv.24.1924 (T.H.H.) 3 juv.; 
“Camp Torreya’’, 4 miles southwest of Rock Bluff. Postoffice, 
Liberty Co., iv.24-26,:1924 (T.H.H.) 5 juv.; v.29-vi.2, 1924 (T. 
He.) 9 large’ juve: vii:l.-1925: (EH. b's) 3s ee Bluff 
Landing, Liberty Co., vi.l.. 1924 (T.H.H.) 2 ae SGaimessa 
Alachua Co., vii.8. 1924 (F. W. Walker) -1 ° (Collection F. W. 
Walker). 
The Leon County and Liberty County material. was taken in 
heavy ravine fcrests composed largely of beech and magnolia; 
the Alachua County specimen in rich hammock of water oaks, 
live oaks, sweet gum, red bay, and many other trees. 
Paratettix toltecus (Saussure). 
TEXAS: Phantom Lake, Davis Mts., Jeff Davis Co., vi.21.1916 
(F. M. Gaige) 1°°.’ 
LOUISIANA: Winnifield, Winn Parish, vi.30-vii.3.1918 (G. 
R. Pilate) large series.** 
FLORIDA: Chattahoochee, Gadsden Co., vii.28.1925 (T.H.H). 
32 specimens. 
The Louisiana and Florida series each contains about twice 
as many of the short as of the long forms. The Florida speci- 
mens were taken about the wet clay margins of a small pool on 
the flood-plain of the Apalachicola River, on the bare moist clay 
or in the marginal growth of close-cropped grass. Apparently 
