A HISTORY OF NORFOLK 



CuRCULlONINA {continue^ 



Orchestes scutellaris, Gyll. Drayton Drew- 

 ray, June, 1889 ; Norfolk (Smith) 



— aini, L. 



— „ var. ferrugineus, Marsh. 



— ilicis, F. 



— avellanae, Don. 



— fagi, L. 



— rusci, Hbst. Brandon, July, 1882 



— stigma. Germ. Fox/ey IVood 



— salicis, L. 



— saliceti, Payk. Norfolk (Stephens) 

 Ramphus flavicornis, Clairv. 

 Orthocates setiger. Beck. Mousehold Heath ; 



Yelverton (Brown) 

 Procas armillatus, F. Norfolk (Stephens) 

 Grypidius equiseti, F. Cringleford (Brown) ; 



Ayhham (Wood) 

 Erirrhinus bimaculatus, F. Norfolk (Fowler) 



— acridulus, L. 



Thryogenes festucae, Hbst. Horning, etc. 



— nereis, Payk. Horning (Fowler) 

 Dorytomus vorax, F. 



— tortrix, L. Lakenham 



— hirtipennis. Bedel. Ti^or^^, Sept., 1876 



— maculatus. Marsh. 



— costirostris, Gyll. Stoke Holy Cross 



— agnathus. Boh. Cromer (Fowler) 



— pectoralis, Gyll. 



— salicinus, Gyll. Horning, May, 1889 ; 



Hoveton (Power) 

 Smicronyx jungermanniae, Reich. St. 



Faiths (Power) 

 Tanysphyrus lemnae, F. 

 Bagous alismatis. Marsh 



— petro, Hbst. Brandon, St. Faiths Common 



— binodulus, Hbst. Near Norwich 



(Stephens) 



— tempestivus, Hbst. 



— lutosus, Gyll. Norfolk (Stephens) ; 



Wretham Heath, August, 1890 



Anoplus plantaris, Naez. 



EUeschus bipunctatus, L. Stratton Straw- 

 less, St. Faiths 



Tychius quinquepunctatus, L. South 

 Creake (Stephens) 



— venustus, F. Norfolk (Stephens) 



— meliloti, Steph. Ditchingham (Fowler) 



— tibialis, Boh. Yarmouth, June, 1883 

 Miccotrogus picirostris, F. 



Miarus campanulae, L. Barton Bendish, 

 August, 1 881 



— plantarum, Germ. Bixley, Sept., 1878 

 Gymnetron villosulus, Gyll. 



— beccabungae, L. 



— melanarius, Germ. Ashwicken (Fowler) 



— rostellum, Hbst. Harford Bridges, May, 



1878 



— pascuorum, Gyll. Postwick Grove, 



June, 187s 



CuRCULlONlNA {continued) 



Gymnetron labilis, Hbst. Norfolk (Fowler) 



— antirrhini, Payk. 



— linarije, Panz. Norfolk (Stephens) 

 Mecinus pyraster, Hbst. 

 Anthonomus ulmi, De G. 



— rosinae, Des Gozis 



— pedicularius, L. 



— pomorum, L. 



— rubi, Hbst. 

 Nanophyes lythri, F. 

 Cionus scrophulariae, L. 



— thapsus, F. Framingham Pigot, June, 



1878 



— hortulanus. Marsh. Eaton, Earlham ; 



Forncett (Brown) 



— blattarias, F. 



— pulchellus, Hbst. 



Orobitis cyaneus, L. Foxley Wood ; JVax- 

 ham (Champion) ; Yarmouth, Yelver- 

 ton (Brown) 



Cryptorrhynchus lapathi, L. Heigham 

 Osier Carr, Eaton Common ; East 

 Raynham (Wood) 



Acalles ptinoides, Marsh. Mousehold Heath 



— turbatus, Boh. Ringland ; Bircham 



Newton (Fowler) 

 Coeliodes quercus, F. 



— ruber, Marsh. Dunston Common, Thet- 



ford ; Ashwicken (Fowler) 



— cardui, Hbst. 



— quadrimaculatus, L. 



— geranii, Payk. Norfolk (Stephens) 

 Poophagus sisymbrii, F. 



— nasturtii. Germ. East Rudham (Wood) ; 



Heacham (Fowler) 

 Centhorrhynchus assimilis, Payk. 



— setosus. Boh. Ringland, June, 1877 ; 



St. Faiths (Fowler) 



— constrictus, Marsh. 



— cochlearis, Gyll. 



— ericae, Gyll. Mousehold Heath, etc. 



— erysimi, F. 



— contractus. Marsh. 



— cyanipennis. Germ. 



— chalyljaeus. Germ. 



— quadridens, Panz. 



— geographicus, Goeze. Thetford 



— poUinarius, Forst. 



— viduatus, Gyll. Horning (Elliman) 



— querceti, Gyll. Horning. All the re- 



corded British examples of this species 

 come from this locality 



— pleurostigma, Marsh. 



— alliariae, Bris. East Carlton, June, 



1879 ; Brandon, May, 1888 



— resedae, Marsh. Horning ; TVaxham 



(Champion) ; Cromer (Walker) 



— rugulosus, Hbst. Morston, May, I i 



Waxham (Champion) 



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