INSECTS 



Cionus hortulanus, Marsh. 



blattariae, F. 



pulchellus, Herbst 

 Orobitis cyaneus, L. 

 Cryptorrhynchus lapathi, L. 

 Acalles ptinoides, Marsh. 



turbatus, Boh. 

 Cceliodes rubicundus, Herbst 



quercus, F. 



ruber, Marsh. 



erythroleucus, Gmel. 



cardui, Herbst 



quadrimaculatus, L. 



exiguus, Ol. 

 Poophagus sisymbrii, F. 

 Ceuthorrhynchus assimilis, 



Payk. 



setosus, Boh. 



constrictus, Marsh. 



cochleariae, Gyll. 



ericae, Gyll. 



erysimi, F. 



contractus, Marsh. 



cyanipennis, Germ. 



chalybaeus, Germ. 



pilosellus, Gyll. 



quadridens, Panz. 



geographicus, Goeze 



pollinarius, Forst. 



viduatus, Gyll. 



pleurostigma, Marsh. 



alliarias, Bris. 



rapae, Gyll. 



punctiger, Gyll. 



marginatus, Payk. 



urticae, Boh. 



rugulosus, Herbst 



melanostictus, Marsh. 



asperifoliarum, Gyll. 



arcuatus, Herbst 



euphorbiae, Bris. 



chrysanthemi, Germ. 



campestris, Gyll. 



litura, F. 



trimaculatus, F. 

 Ceuthorrhynchidius floralis, 



Payk. 



hepaticus, Gyll. 



Ceuthorrhynchidius pyrrho- 

 rhynchus, Marsh. 



nigrinus, Marsh. 



melanarius, Steph. 



posthumus, Germ. 



terminatus, Herbst 



horridus, F. 



distinctus, Bris. 



quercicola, Payk. 



troglodytes, F. 



chevrolati, Bris. 

 Rhytidosomus globulus, 



Herbst 



Amalus haemorrhous, Herbst. 

 Rhinoncus pericarpius, L. 



gramineus, Herbst 



perpendicularis, Reich. 



castor, F. 



bruchoides, Herbst 



quadrinodosus, Gyll. 

 Eubrychius velatus, Beck 

 Litodactylus leucogaster, 



Marsh. 

 Phytobius comari, Herbst 



waltoni, Boh. 



quadrituberculatus, F. 



canaliculatus, Fahr. 



quadricornis, Gyll. 

 Limnobaris X-album, L. 

 Baris laticollis, Marsh. 



picicornis, Marsh. 



lepidii, Germ. 

 Balaninus venosus, Grav. 



nucum, L. 



turbatus, Gyll. 



betulae, Steph. 



rubidus, Gyll. 



villosus, F. 



salicivorus, Payk. 



pyrrhoceras, Marsh. 

 Magdalis armigera, Fourc. 



cerasi, L. 



pruni, L. 



barbicornis, Latr. 



CALANDRINA 



Calandra granaria, L. 



oryzae, L. 



COSSONINA 



Cossonus ferruginous, Clairv. 

 Rhyncolus lignarius, Marsh. 



gracilis, Ros. 



ater, L. 



SCOLYTID^E 



Scolytus destructor, Ol. 



pruni, Ratz. 



intricatus, Ratz. 



rugulosus, Ratz. 



multistriatus, Marsh. 

 Hylastes ater, Payk. 



cunicularius, Er. 



opacus, Er. 



angustatus, Herbst 

 - palliatus, Gyll. 



Hylastinus obscurus, Marsh. 

 Hylesinus crenatus, F. 



oleiperda, F. 



fraxini, Panz. 



vittatus, F. 

 Myelophilus piniperda, L. 

 Cissophagus hederae, Schmidt 

 Phlceophthorus rhododacty- 



lus, Marsh. 

 Cryphalus binodulus, Ratz. 



*granulatus, Ratz. 



abietis, Ratz. 



piceae, Ratz. 



fagi, Nord. 

 Pityophthorus pubescens, 



Marsh. 



Xylocleptes bispinus, Duft. 

 Dryocsetes villosus, F. 



alni, Georg. 



coryli, Perris. 

 Tomicus laricis, F. 

 Pityogenes chalcographus, L. 



bidentatus, Herbst 

 Trypodendron domesticum, 



L. 

 Xyleborus dispar, F. 



dryographus, Ratz. 



saxeseni, Ratz. 

 Platypus cylindrus, F. 



Stylops melittae, Kirby 



ABNORMAL COLEOPTERA 

 STYLOPID.E 



Elenchus tenuicornis, Kirby 



LEPIDOPXERA 



Butterflies and Moths 



With the possible exception of its southern portion and its extreme 

 south-western and western limits bordering on Sussex and Hampshire, 

 probably no county in England except perhaps Kent has been more 



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