A HISTORY OF SUSSEX 



Elachista cerusella, Hb. Hastings ; Houghton, 

 by the side of the river 



— albidella, Tgstr. Hurston Warren, very 



abundant 



— scirpi, Stt. Salt marshes at Clymping, 



Lancing, Shoreham ; among Scirpus 

 maritimus, etc. 



— paludum, Frey. Hurston Warren, near 



Rackham 



— biatomella, Stt. Fernhurst ; abundant on 



the downs generally 



— serricornis, Stt. Locally abundant ; 



Hurston JVarren in May and June, 

 may be swept from the herbage on 

 sunny afternoons 



— triatomea, Hw. Widely spread on the 



downs but not abundant ; Arundel 

 Park, High Down, Sompting, Steyning, 

 also in salt marshes near Old Shoreham 



— disertella, H.S. Jrunde/ Park, High 



Doivn 



— rufocinerea, Hw. Fernhurst, Guestling, 



Worthing 



— argentella, CI. Generally abundant 

 Tischeria complanella, Hb. Abbots Wood, 



Fernhurst, Guestling ; probably abun- 

 dant in oak woods throughout the 

 county 



— dodonaea, Stt. Holm Bush, Hurstpier- 



point 



— marginea, Hw. Generally abundant 



among brambles 

 Lithocolletis roboris, Z. Abbots Wood, Battle, 

 Hassocks ; not common 



— lantanella, Schrk. Berwick, Clapham, 



Sompting ; abundant among Viburnum 

 lantana 



— quinqueguttella, Stt. Chailey Common, 



Ditchling Common, Hurston Warren ; 

 among Salix fusca 



— irradiella, Scott. St. Johns Common ; 



plentiful by roadside hedges 



— lautella, Z. Abbots Wood, Fernhurst, 



Guestling 



— anderidae, Fletcher. Abbots Wood; Tilgate 



Forest, among birch 



— cavella, Z. Abbots Wood, Fernhurst, Slin- 



don Common 

 ~ concomitella, Bnks. Near Pulborough, 

 Tilgate Forest and other localities in 

 the county ; abundant among crab- 

 apple in woods and hedgerows 



— blancardella, Fb. Abbots Wood, near 



Pulborough, Tilgate Forest, Wiggonholt ; 

 very abundant among crab-apple 



— oxyacanthae, Frey. Generally abundant 



among hawthorn 



— pyrivorella, Bnks. In gardens among 



pear, apparently very scarce ; Bognor, 

 Worthing 



Lithocolletis mespilella, Hb. The species 

 which occurs in Abbots Wood on Pyrus 

 torminalis as well as that on Pyrus 

 aucuparia at Burgess Hill and Wiggon- 

 holt should probably be referred to this 

 species 



— coryli, Nicelli. Everywhere abundant 



among hazel 



— spinicolella, Z. Generally abundant 



among sloe 



— faginella, Z. Abundant among beech 



— - salicicolella, Sircom. Generally abundant 

 among Salix cinerea 



— viminetorum, Stt. Arundel ; larvse in 



leaves of Salix viminalis in osier beds 



— carpinicolella, Stt. Abbots Wood, Arundel 



Park, Burgess Hill, Chailey, Guestling ; 

 abundant among hornbeam 



— ulmifoliella, Hb. Generally abundant 



among birch 



— spinolella, Dup. Balcomhe, Goring Woods, 



Hassocks ; among Salix capraea 



— quercifoliella, Z. Generally abundant 



among oak 



— messaniella, Z. Abundant among oak, 



both deciduous and evergreen species 



— corylifoliella, Hw. Widely distributed 



but apparently not abundant among 

 apple, hawthorn, pear and whitebeam ; 

 Arundel, Bognor, Hastings, JVorthing 



— viminiella, Stt. Canal between Barnham 



and Chichester, Burpham, Coombes ; 

 among Salix alba 



— ulicicolella, Stt. Clymping, Leechpool, 



Moulescombe Pit ; abundant among gorse 



— alniella, Z. Abbots Wood, Hassocks, Par- 



ham ; among alder 



— heegeriella, Z. 1 Generally abundant 



— cramerella, Fb. j in oak woods 



— tenella, Z. Abbots Wood, Burgess Hill, 



Guestling ; among hornbeam 



— sylvella, Hw. Eastbourne, Fairlight, 



Guestling, between Shoreham and 

 Coo??!be5 



— emberizaepennella, Bouch6. Eastbourne, 



Fernhurst, Pevensey, Tilgate Forest 



— nicellii, Stt. Abbots Wood, Goring Woods, 



Hastings ; among hazel 



— schreberella, Fb. Generally abundant 



among elm in hedgerows 



— tristrigella, Hw. Fahner ; Henfield, 



among elm, locally abundant 



— trifasciella, Hw. Abundant generally 



among honeysuckle 

 Lyonetia clerkella, Linn. Generally distri- 

 buted and often abundant, the larvae 

 feeding in leaves of birch, sallow, cherry, 

 apple and hawthorn 



— prunifoliella, Hb. In September, 1893, the 



larvae of this species were abundant in 



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