INSECTS 



Saldid^ {continued) 



Salder cocksii, Curt. Heigham ' Canser ' 

 Ceratocombid^ 



Ceratocombus coleoptratus, Zett. Stratton 

 Strawless ; Ditchingham, Power 



CiMICIDiE 



Cimex lectularius, Linn. 



— columbarius, Jen. Norwich 



— pipistrelli, Jen. Merton Hall, Lord 



Walsingham 



— hirundinis, Jen. Stoke Holy Cross, 



Norwich 

 Anthocorid^ 



Lyctocoris campestris, Fall. 

 Piezostethus cursitans, Fall. Honing 

 Temnostethus pusillus, H.S. 

 Anthocoris confusus, Reut. 



— nemoralis, Fab. 



— sarothamni, D. & S. Hellesdon, Eaton 



— visci, Dougl. East Carlton 



— sylvestris, Linn. 

 Tetraphleps vittata, Fieb. Arminghall 

 Acompocoris pygmaeus, Fall. 



— alpinus, Reut. One example on fir in 



a plantation beyond Mousehold Heath, 

 Dossetor 

 Triphleps nigra, WolfF 



— majuscula, Reut. 



— minuta, Linn. Mousehold Heath 

 Xylocoris ater, Duf. Norwich 



MlCROPHYSID^ 



Microphysa pselaphiformis, Curt. Cossey, 

 Swanton Morley 



— elegantula, Baer. Norwich, in several 



localities, Thouless, Gimingham, 

 Butler 

 Myrmedobia distinguenda, Reut. Giming- 

 ham ; Southrepps, Butler 



CaPSIDjE 



Pithanus maerkeli, H.S. 

 Acetropis gimmerthalii, Flor. Stratton 

 ' Strawless, Bawdeswell, Drayton 

 Drewray 

 Miris calcaratus, Fall. 



— laevigatus, Linn. 

 Megaloceraea erratica, Linn. 



— longicornis. Fall. 



— ruficornis, Fourc. 

 Teratocoris antennatus, Boh. Hunstanton, 



JVeybourne, Ranworth 



— saundersi, D. & S. With the last ; 



also at Brundall and Surlingham 

 Leptopterna ferrugata, Fall. 



— dolobrata, Linn. 

 Monalocoris filicis, Linn. 

 Bryocoris pteridis, Fall. 

 Pantilius tunicatus. Fab. 

 Lopus gothicus, Linn. Dunston Common 



— „ var. superciliosus, D. & S. 

 Horsford, Thouless 



Capsid^ (continued') 



Phytocoris distinctus, D. & S. 



— intermedius, Reut. 



— populi, Linn. 



— tilia. Fab. 



— longipennis, Flor. 



— dimidiatus, Kbm. 



— reuteri, Saund. 



— varipes. Boh. 



— ulmi, Linn. 

 Calocoris striatellus. Fab. Ringland 



— fulvomaculatus, De G. Foxley Wood 



— bipunctatus. Fab. 



— chenopodii. Fall. 



— ticinensis, Mey. Honing, Ranworth 



— roseomaculatus, De G. Swanton 

 Morley, Postwick 



— infusus, H.S. Beeston near Norwich ; 

 Earlham,Thou\ess ; Southrepps, Butler 



— striatus, Linn. Stratton Strawless, 

 Thouless 



Oncognathus binotatus. Fab. 

 Dichrooscytus rufipennis, Fall. Norwich 

 Lygus pratensis, Fab. 

 ■ — "atomarius, Mey. Stratton Strawless, on 



silver fir ; not recorded as occurring 



elsewhere in England 



— rubricatus. Fall. 



— contaminatus. Fall. 

 ■ — viridis. Fall. 



— lucorum, Mey. 



— spinolae, Mey. 



— pabulinus, Linn. 



— viscicola, Put. East Carlton 



— pastinacae. Fall. 



— cervinus, H.S. 



— kalmii, Linn. 

 Zygimus pinastri. Fall. Sprowston, Attle- 



bridge 

 Poeciloscytus gyllenhali. Fall. Cossey 



— unifasciatus. Fab. Cossey 



— vulneratus, WolfF. Yarmouth : dis- 

 covered by Thouless, September, 

 1897 ; not recorded as occurring 

 elsewhere in Britain 



Camptobrochis lutescens, Schill. Ringland 

 Liocoris tripustulatus, Fab. 

 Capsus laniarius, Linn. 



— scutellaris, Fab. Hindolveston, Power 

 Bothynotus pilosus. Boh. A macropterous 



male, Booton Common, July 8th, 1886 

 Rhopalotomus ater, Linn. 

 Pilophorus cinnamopterus, Kbm. Scotch 



fir, Trowse, August 24th, 1877 ; 



Sprowston, Dossetor 



— clavatus, Linn. Lakenham, Thetford 

 Systellonotus triguttatus, Linn. Mousehold 



Heath 

 Eroticoris rufescens, Burm. Stratton Straw- 

 less, St. Faiths, Drayton Drewray 



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