INSECTS 



the publications of the 



whose records have mostly been embodied 

 Hastings Natural History Society. 



Collectors whose names frequently recur are indicated as follows :- 



G.H.V. = Mr. G. H. Verrall. His various publications, notes and verb. com. 



J. =J. H. A. Jenner — in most instances captures confirmed by Mr. Verrall 

 E.N.B. = Rev. E. N. Bloomfield, Guestling 



The Hastings district insects were in most cases determined or con- 

 firmed by Mr. Verrall, but a good many Tachinida: and Anthomy'ida: 

 by Dr. Meade 

 H. List = The published lists of the Hastings and St. Leonards Natural History 

 Society 

 CM. = Mr. Claude Morley 



U. = The late Mr. W. C. Unwin of Lewes 

 Mrs. M. = The list by Mr. Unwin in Mrs. Merrifield's Natural History of Brighton 

 G. = Mr. Guermonprez, Bognor 

 E.G. = Mr. Edward Connold, who has added very much to our knowledge of 

 the Sussex Gall-making Diptera 

 E.A.B. = Mr. E. A. Butler 



ORTHORRHAPHA 



NEMATOCERA 



PULICID^ 



Pulex irritans, L. Everywhere on man 



— canis, Curt. On dogs and cats 



— felis, Bouch6. On cats 



— erinacei, Bouche. On hedgehogs 



— goniocephalus, Tasch. Generally on 



rabbits ; on Arvicola amphibia (G.) 

 Trichopsylla fasciatus, Bosc. On Mus 

 sylvaticus (G.) ; on field vole (H. 

 List) 



— sciurorum, Bouch6. Guestling (H. 



List) 



— galling, Schrk. On fowls ; bred from 



sparrows' nest (G.) 

 Typhlopsylla agystes. Heller. On 

 vole (H. List) 



— gracilis, Tasch. Bognor (G.) 

 Ctenopsyllus musculi, Duges. On 



musculus ; Lnves (J.H.A.J.), 



nor (G.) 

 Hystrichopsylla, talpas. Curt. Guestling, 



Ore (H. List) 

 Ceratopsyllus elongatus, Curt. Guestling, 



on serotine bat (E.N.B.) 

 Cecidomyid^ 



Lasioptera rubi, Schrk. From stems of 



Rubi (E.N.B.) ; Guestling 

 Asphondylia pimpinellae, F. From Daucus 



carota, Guestling (E.N.B.) 



— sarothamni, Lw. Ore near Hastings 



(E.N.B., E.C.) 



— ulicis, Traill. Flower buds of Ulex, 



Hastings district (E.N.B.) 

 Cecidomyia acrophila, Winn. Guestling, 

 rare (E.C.) 



— betula?, Winn. Hastings (E.N.B.), in 



catkins of Betula alba 



field 



Mus 

 Bog- 



Cecidomyid^ {continued) 



Cecidomyia bursaria, Bremi. Hastings 

 (E.N.B.), Lewes (J.), from Glechoma 

 hederacea 



— cardaminis, Winn. Hastings (E.N.B.), 



in flower buds of Cardamine pratensis 



— cratasgi, Winn. Lewes (J.), Hastings 



(E.N.B.) ; from Cratagus oxyacantha 



— filicina. Kief. Hastings\Y..^.B.),hom 



Pteris aquilina 



— galii, Lw. Hastings (E.N.B.), galls on 



Galium aparine 



— lathyri, Frfld. //<7jm;^s (E.N.B.), leaves 



of Lathyrus pratensis 



— marginemtorquens, Bremi. Hastings 



(E.N.B.), from Salix viminalis 



— persicaria, L. From Polygonum am- 



phibium ; Guestling, Ashburnham (H. 

 List) 



— ranunculi, Brem. Hastings (E.N.B.), 



from Ranunculus repens 



— rosaria, Lw. Hastings (E.N.B.); forms 



terminal rosettes on Salix 



— rosarum. Hardy. Hastings (E.N.B.), 



in folded leaves of Rosa 



— salicis, Schrk. From Salix ; Hastings 



(E.N.B.) 



— sisymbrii, Schrk. Lewes (J.), Crow- 



hurst (J.), Hastings (E.C.) 



— taxi. Inch. Hastings (E.N.B.), Crow- 



hurst (E.G.), Lewes (J.) 



— tilia, Schrk. Hastings (E.N.B.), galls 



on Tilia europsea 



— ulmariEe, Bremi. Lewes (J.), from Spi- 



rzea ulmaria ; Hastings (E.N.B.) 



— urticae, Perris. From Urtica dioica ; 



Lewes (J.), Hastings (E.N.B.) 



— veronicae, Vallot. Lnves (J.), Hastings 



(E.N.B.) ; from galls on Veronica 

 chamaedrys ; very common 



