INSECTS 



Hydrophilid^ (continued) 



Cymbiodyta ovalis, Thorns. Camber 

 Enochrus bicolor, Gyll. JFinchehea, Rye, 



Lewes 

 Paracymus nigroaeneus, Sahl. Lewes 

 Anacaena globulus, Payk. 



— limbata, F. 



Helochares lividus, Forst. Hastings, Rye, 

 Lewes, Brighton 



— punctatus, Sharp. Lewes, Newhaven 

 Laccobius sinuatus, Mots. 



— alutaceus, Thorns. Near IVinchelsea 



— minutus, L. 



— bipunctatus, F. Near IVinchelsea 

 Berosus spinosus, Stev. Rare ; Bopeep, 



Rye, Brighton, Eastbourne, Sea- 

 ford 



— signaticollis, Charp. Bexhill 



— luridus, L. Hastings, Brighton 



— affinis, Brull6. Hastings and Lewes 



districts 

 Limnebius truncatellus, Thorns. 



— papposus, Muls. Rare ; Guestliug 



— nitidus, Marsh. Hastings district, 



Lewes ; local 

 Chaetarthria seminulum, Herbst 

 Helophorus rugosus, Ol. 



— nubilus, F. 



— intermedius, Muls. IVinchelsea, Bar- 



combe, Brighton 



— aquaticus, L. 



var. aequalis. Thorns. 



— dorsalis, Marsh. Guestling, Lewes, 



Holm Bush, Brighton 



— asneipennis, Thorns. 



— mulsanti, Rye. Bopeep 



— afBnis, Marsh. 



— brevipalpis. Bedel. 



— nanus, Sturm. Rare ; Ore ; Guestling 



(Butler), Lewes 

 Hydrochus elongatus, Schall. Pett near 

 Hastings 



— angustatus, Germ. Hastings, Abbots 



Wood, Laughton IVood 

 Henicocerus exsculptus. Germ. Dallington 



Forest 

 Octhebius exaratus, Muls. Rye, Cat?iher, 



Lewes, Brighton 



— margipallens, Latr. Bognor, Rye, 



Camber, Brighton 



— marinus, Payk. Bopeep, Rye, Brigh- 



ton 



— pygmaeus, F. Generally distributed 



— bicolon. Germ. Bopeep, Brighton, 



Lewes 



— rufimarginatus, Steph. Rye, Camber, 



Shoreham 



— nanus, Steph. IVinchelsea, Ry^y 



Hastings, Shoreham, Brighton, 



Lewes 



Hydrophilid^ (continued) 



Octhebius punctatus, Steph. Rye, Brighton 

 Hydrana testacea. Curt. Battle, Holm 

 Bush, Brighton 



— riparia, Kug. Hastings, Brighton, 



Lewes 



— nigrita, Germ. Hastings, Holm Bush, 



Brighton 



— gracilis. Germ. Dallington Forest (re- 



corded 1898)* 



— pulchella. Germ. Ashburnham (re- 



corded 1898)* 

 Cyclonotum orbiculare, F. 

 Sphaeridium scarabaeoides, F. 



— bipustulatum. Fab. 



var. marginatum, F. St. Leonards, 

 scarce ; Lezves, common 

 Cercyon littoralis, Gyll. Camber 



— depressus, Steph. Newhaven (Morris) 



— hamorrhous, Gyll. Hastings, not 



common ; Leives 



— hasmorrhoidalis, Herbst. Hastings, 



Brighton, Leives, etc. 



— obsoletus, Gyll. Hastings, Brighton, 



Lewes 



— aquaticus, Muls. Robertsbridge near 



Hastings 



— flavipes, F. 



— lateralis. Marsh. 



— melanocephalus, L. 



— unipunctatus, L. 



— quisquilius, L. 



— nigriceps. Marsh. Hastings district 



— pygmaeus. 111. Hastings, Lewes 



— terrainatus. Marsh. Hastings, not 



common 



— analis, Payk. 



— lugubris, Payk. Guestinig, rare 



— granarius. Thorns. 

 Megasternum boletophagum, Marsh, 

 Cryptopleurum atomarium, Muls. 



Staphylinid/e 



Homoeusa acuminata, Mark. Tilgate 



Forest, Guestling 

 Aleochara ruficornis, Grav. Rare ; Ship- 

 ley near Horsham 



— fuse i pes, F. 



— lata, Grav. 



— brevipennis, Grav. Battle, Camber, 



Brighton 



— tristis, Grav. Hastings, Laughton, 



Shoreham 



— bipunctata, Ol. Guestling, Lewes 



* These are the only records from the south of 

 England, and are interesting as bearing out what 

 I have before said (Brit. Col. i. 251), viz. that as 

 several of these species are found in France they 

 have probably been overlooked by collectors in the 

 south. 



