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A HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 



CARABIDAE (continued) 



Nfotiophilus aquaticus, L. Not nearly so common in 

 Nottinghamshire as the next species 



palustris, Duft. 

 Leistus spinibarbis, Fab. 



fulvibarbis, Dej. 



ferrugineus, L. 



rufescens, Fab. 

 Nebria brevicollis, Fab. 



gyllenhali, Sch. Nottingham, 1898 (B. S. Dodd) 

 Blethisa multipunctata, L. S. Leverton (Pegler) ; 



Nottingham and Bees ton (Ryles) 

 Elaphrus riparius, L. 



cupreus, Duft. 

 Loricera pilicornis, Fab. 

 Clivina fossor, L. 



- collaris, Herbst. Nottingham (Ryles) 



Broscus cephalotes, L. In Oct. 1895, Mr. Stephen 

 Pegler discovered a colony of this shore-loving 

 species in a sandy tract near Retford railway 

 station, in the parish of Ordsall 



Badister unipustulatus, Bon. Newark (Fowler, Brit. 

 Cokop. i, 30) 



- bipustulatus, Fab. 



- sodalis, Duft. Aspley, Nottingham, 4 Oct. 1899 



(Ryles) 



Licinus depressus, Payk. Sherwood Forest (Ryles) ; an 

 interesting record, as this species is scarcely 

 known away from the chalk districts of the 

 south of England 



Chlaenius nigricornis, Fab. 



Acupalpus dorsalis, Fab. Stapleford Common, nr. 

 Newark (Fowler, Brit. Coleop. \, 38). This is 

 a somewhat doubtful Nottinghamshire record, 

 as a large part of the district thus designated 

 lies over the border in Lincolnshire 



- exiguus, Dej., var. luridus, Dej. S. Leverton 



- meridianus, L. 



- consputus, Duft. Near Newark in plenty (J. F. 



Dawson, Ent. Ann. 1856) 



Bradycellus placidus, Gyll. Treiwell Wood (Thornley) ; 

 Grove (Pegler) 



- cognatus, Gyll. TresweU Wood (Thornley) ; Ret- 



ford (Pegler) 



- distinctus, Dej. 



- verbasci, Duft. 



- harpalinus, Dej. 



- similis, Dej. 



Harpalus punctatulus, Duft. Newark (Fowler, Brit. 

 Coleop. i. 45) ; Burton Joyce, several examples 

 (Ryles) 



azureus, Fab. Edtvalton and Burton Joyce (Ryles) 



rufibarbis, Fab. 



- puncticollis, Payk. 



- ruficornis, Fab. 



- aeneus, Fab. 



rubripes, Duft. 'j 



discoideus, Fab. \Barrow Hills, Everton 



- latus, L. J 



- tardus, Panz. 

 Stomis pumicatus, Panz. 



Platyderus ruficollis, Marsh. Nottingham, Lambley, 



Clifton 

 Pterostichus cupreus, L. 



versicolor, Sturm. Much less common than the 



last 



- madidus, Fab. 



niger, Schall. 



CARABIDAE (continued) 



Pterostichus vulgaris, L. 



nigrita, Fab. 



minor, Gyll. 



strenuus, Panz. 



diligens, Sturm. 



picimanus, Duft. S. Leverton (Thornley) ; Not- 



tingham (Ryles) 



inaequalis, Marsh. Newark (Fowler, Brit. Coleop. 



i, 67) 



vernalis, Gyll. 



striola, Fab. 



Amara fulva, Dej. Nottingham district (Ryles) 



apricaria, Sturm. 



consularis, Duft. Nottingham (Ryles) 



aulica, Panz. 



bifrons, Gyll (=livida, Fab.) 



ovata, Fab. 



similata, Gyll. 



acuminata, Payk. S. Leverton (Thornley) ; Not- 



tingham 



tibialis, Payk. 



familiaris, Duft. 



trivialis, Gyll. 



communis, Panz. 



plebeia, Gyll. 

 Calathus cisteloides, Panz. 



- fuscus, Fab. Babworth, 1897 (S. Pegler) 



flavipes, Fourc. Nottingham (Ryles) 



melanocephalus, L. 



- micropterus, Duft. Barrow Hills, Everton, 8 Aug., 



1904 (Chamberlin) 



piceus, Marsh. 



(S. Leverton (Thornley) ; Ret- 

 Taphria nivalis, Panz. < ford (Pegler) ; Sherwood 



( Forest (Ryles) 

 Pristonychus terricola, Herbst. 

 Anchomenus angusticollis, Fab. 



- dorsalis, Mull. 



albipes, Fab. 



oblongus, Sturm. Worksop (Ryles) 



marginatus, L. Moor Green Reservoir, etc. 



sexpunctatus, L. Newark, Nottinghamshire (near 



Stapleford Common, Fowler, Brit. Coleop. i, 90) 



parumpunctatus, Fabr. 



viduus, Panz., var. moestus, Duft. 



micans, Nic. 



fuliginosus, Panz. 



- piceus, L. 



- puellus, Dej. Not uncommon in early spring 



by the Trent side, Nottingham (Ryles) 

 Olisthopus rotundatus, Payk. 

 Bembidium rufescens, Guir. 



quinquestriatum, Gyll. 5. Leverton (Thornley) 



obtusum, Sturm. 



guttula, Fab. 



mannerheimi, Sahl. Common in early spring in 



flood refuse by the Trent, Nottingham (Ryles) 



biguttatum, Fab. 



riparium, Ol. 



aeneum, Germ. 



clarki, Daws. Moor Green Reservoir 



doris, Panz. ' Newark, in plenty ' (J. F. Dawson, 



Ent. Ann. 1856); not seen since 



gilvipes, Sturm. 



lampros, Herbst. 



tibiale, Duft. Thurgarton (W. E. Ryles) 



decorum, Panz. 



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