INSECTS 



phagus fumatus, Odontaus mobi/icornis, Prionocyphon serricornis, Thyamis 

 agilis, Lixus algirus, Bagous nodulosus, Ceuthorrhynchidius hepaticus and C. 

 puhinatus. No less than sixty species of Apion have been found in the 

 county. The list of Scolytidas is comparatively a short one, but will 

 probably receive considerable additions in the future. 



Carabid^ [continued) 



Licinus depressus, Payk. Lewes^ JVorthing, 



Eastbourne 

 Chlaenius vestitus, Payk. Hastings, Brigh- 



ClCINDEUD^ 



Cicindela campestris, L. 

 Carabid/e 



Cychrus rostratus, L. Hastings district, 



rare ; Abbots Wood, Brighton 

 Carabus catenulatus, Scop. 



— nemoralis, Mull. 



— violaceus, L. 



— auratus, L. One specimen found in 



Hastings fruit market 23 April, 

 1902 ; evidently an importation 



— granulatus, L. 



— monilis, F. 



var. consitus, Panz. Eiuhurst 

 Calosoma sycophanta, L. Hastings, very 



rare ; probably not indigenous 

 Notiophilus biguttatus, F. 



— substriatus, Wat. 



— quadripunctatus, Dej. Bexhill, Battle, 



Netherfield 



— aquaticus, L. 



— palustris, Duft. 



— rufipes. Curt. Rare ; Hastings 

 Leistus spinibarbis, F. 



— fulvibarbis, Dej. 



— ferrugineus, L. 



— mfescens, F. 

 Nebria brevicollis, F. 



Blethisa multipunctata, L. Camber 

 Elaphrus riparius, L. 



— cupreus, Duft. 

 Loricera pilicornis, F. 

 Clivinafossor, L. 

 Dyschirius thoracicus, Rossi 

 — • nitidus, Dej. Shorehum 



— extensus, Putz. Very rare ; Shoreham, 



Lancing 



— salinus, Schaum. Hastings, Seaford, 



Newhaven 



— aeneus, Dej. Camber 



— globosus, Herbst 

 Broscus cephalotes, L. 



Panagaeus crux-major, L. Hastings, Rye, 

 JVinchelsea 



— quadripustulatus. Leives 



Badister unipustulatus, Bon. JVinchelsea, 

 Rye 



— bipustulatus, F. 



— sodalis, Duft. Hastings, Brighton 



— peltatus, Panz. Shipley near Horsham, 



Rye, JFinchelsea, Balcombe, HaywarcTs 

 Heath 

 Licinus silphoides, F. Ltwes 



— schrankii, Duft. Very rare ; one 



specimen taken by Dr. Power at 

 Kemp Tozun, Brighton 



— nigricornis, F. Hastings, Brighton, 



Barcombe 



Oodes helopioides, F. Rusper near Hor- 

 sham, IFinchelsea, Barcombe 



Stenolophus teutonus, Sclir. Guestling 



— skrimshiranus, Steph. Hastings, Rye, 



Leives 



— vespertinus, Panz. Shipley near Hor- 



sham, Guestling 

 Acupalpus dorsalis, F. Camber 



— exiguus, Dej. Hastings, Barcombe 



var. luridus, Dej. Hastings district 

 - — meridianus, L. 



— consputus, Duft. Guestling, Rye, Cam- 



ber, Barcombe 

 Bradycellus placidus, Gyll. Eastbourne, 

 rare 



— distinctus, Dej. 



— verbasci, Duft. 



— harpalinus, Dej. 



— similis, Dej. 



Harpalus sabulicola, Panz. Not common ; 

 Brighton, Hastings, Lewes 



— rotundicollis, Fairm. 



— punctatulus, Duft. Brighton 



— azureus, F. Brighton 



— cordatus, Duft. Rare ; Camber 



— rupicola, Sturm. Hastings, Shipley 



— puncticollis, Payk. 



— rufibarbis, F. 



— parallelus, Dej. Eastbourne 



— ruficornis, F. 



— aeneus, F. 



— consentaneus, Dej. Hastings, Brighton, 



Eastbourne 



— tenebrosus, Dej. Rare ; Eastbourne 



(A. C. Horner); Kemp Town, Brigh- 

 ton 



— rubripes, Duft. 



— latus, L. 



— melancholicus, Dej. Rare ; Hastings 



— tardus, Panz. Rare ; Hastings 



— servus, Duft. Rare ; Camber 



— anxius, Duft. Camber, Brighton ; not 



common 



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