INSECTS 



Ophion minutus, Kriechb. First taken in 



Britain at Fairlight in 1880 (cf. Savage, 



E.M.M. 1 88 1, p. 236) 

 Schizoloma amicta, Fab. A female, perhaps 



not from Sussex, in the Hastings 



Museum 

 Anomalon ruficorne, Grav. Guestling 



— bellicosum, Wesm. Guest/ing in 1888 



— clandestinum, Grav. Dallington 

 Agrypon flaveolatum, Grav. Guest/ing in 



1888 



— tenuicorne, Grav. Guest/ing in 1880 

 Trichomma enecator, Rossi. Guest/ing in 



1889 

 Opheltes glaucopterus, L. An example, 



without locality, in Hastings Museum ; 



preys upon sawflies 

 Paniscus cephalotes, Holmgr. Bred from 



Dicranura vinula at Guest/ing 



— virgatus, Fourc. Guest/ing, etc. ; probably 



common 



— testaceus, Grav. Hastings, Fair/ighit, etc. 



— fuscicornis, Holmgr. Guest/ing, Fair/ight 



(Bennett) 



— latungula, Thoms. First taken in Britain 



near Hastings 

 Campoplex pugillator, L. Hastings, Ore 



— cultrator, Grav. Hastings district 



— rugulosus, Forst. Guest/ing \n 1889 



— femorator, Bridg. „ „ „ 



— foveolatus, Forst. „ „ 1890 



— angustatus, Thoms. „ ,,1888 



— erythrogaster, Forst. „ „ 1889 

 Cymodusa leucocera, Holmgr. Ho//ington 



— cruentata, Grav. Hastings district 

 Casinaria orbi talis, Grav. Hastings 



— vidua, Grav. Ore ; doubtless abundant ; 



it preys upon Abraxas grossulariata 



— tenuiventris, Grav. Fair/ighit 

 Limneria annulata, Grav. Hastings district 



— difformis, Gmel. „ „ 



— erucator, Zett. Pett, Fair/ig/>t 



— distincta, Bridg. Bred by Mr. W. H. B. 



Fletcher from Gelechia lentiginosella, 

 Abbots JVood (Bridgman) 



— fenestralis, Holmgr. Fair/ig/it 



— majalis, Grav. Hastings 



— mutabilis, Holmgr. Fair/ig/jt 



— nana, Grav. A doubtful specimen at 



Hastings 



— obscurella, Holmgr. Hastings 



— rapax, Grav. Hastings district 



— rufipes, Grav. An example, queried by 



Bridgman, at Guest/ing 



— tristis, Grav. Batt/e 



— brischkei, Bridg. Hastings district 



— cursitans, Holmgr. Ecc/esbourne 



— dumeticola, Holmgr. Hastings district 



— kriechbaumeri, Bridg. Ho//ington (Esam) 



— lugubrina, Holmgr. A specimen, of 



which Fitch was doubtful, in the 

 Hastings district 

 Limneria ovata, Brisch. 



— volubilis, Holmgr. Batt/e 



Nemeritis macrocentra, Grav. Fitch could 

 not quite determine an example from 

 Peppering Powder Mi//s 



Atractodes gravidus, Grav. Hastings district 



Exolytus lasvigatus, Grav. Harting (Beau- 

 mont), Guest/ing 



Mesochorus confusus, Holmgr. Hastings 



— pectoralis, Ratz. Ore 



— pictilis, Holmgr. All the species of this 



genus are hyperparasitic 



— tetricus, Holmgr. Two at Harting in 



August by Beaumont (fide Marshall) 

 Plectiscus zonatus, Grav. Hastings district 

 Collyria calcitrator, Grav. Hastings and St. 

 Leonards in June, 1 900 (Esam) ; Guest- 

 /ing 

 Exetastes osculatorius. Fab. Hastings (Ben- 

 nett), Guest/ing ; doubtless common 



— guttatorius, Grav. Hors/ey in August 



(Beaumont), Guest/ing 



— illusor, Grav. A doubtful specimen taken 



near Hastings by Bennett 



— albitarsus, Grav. Guest/ing in 1889 

 Banchus variegator. Fab. „ „ 1887 



— falcator. Fab. St. Leonards 



TRYPHONIDES 



Mesoleptus melanocephalus, Grav. Guest/ing 



— testaceus. Fab. Guest/ing in 1889 



— typhae, Grav. ,, „ 1879, etc. 



— sulphuratus, Grav. Hastings district 

 Catoglyptus fuscicornis, Gmel. Guest/ing in 



Euryproctus geniculosus, Grav. Guest/ing in 

 1880 



— notatus, Grav. The only British record 



is that of a doubtful example at Fair- 

 /ig/}t 

 Perilissus filicornis, Grav. Guest/ing, etc. ; 

 probably common 



— prxrogator, Grav. Abundant throughout 



Britain on Heracleum flowers in 

 autumn 



— bucculentus, Holmgr. The only British 



example was taken at Peppering Powder 



Mi//s 

 Megastylus erythrostomus, Grav. Fair/ig/it 

 Mesoleius aulicus, Grav. Hastings 



— sanguinicoUis, Grav. Guest/ing in 1 89 1 



— sylvestris, Grav. Guest/ing in 1 880 



— armillatorius, Grav. A doubtful example 



at Guest/ing in 1889 



— formosus, Grav. Guest/ing 



— multicolor, Grav. Guest/ing in 1879 



— semicaligatus, Grav. Fair/igljt 



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