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ENTOMOLOGICAL NEWS. 231 



Morrisoni Grt. Common ; November and April. 

 Devia Grt. Bare ; April. 



LlTHOLOMIA. 



Napce Morr. Not common ; October and April. 



Xylina. 

 Disposita Morr. One specimen ; April. 

 Signosa Wlk. Common ; October and April. 

 Ferrealis Grt. Common ; October and April. 

 Innominuta Smith. Common ; October and April. 

 Bethunei G. and E. Common ; October and April. 

 Vontenta Grt. One specimen ; May. Prof. Smith gives the 



Habitat as California. 

 Fagina Morr. Common ; October and April. 

 Georgii Grt. Rare; April. 



Anteimata Wlk. Common ; September and April. 

 Laticinerea Grt. Common ; October and April. 

 Grotei Riley. Rare ; October. 

 Unlmoda Lintn. Common ; October and April. 

 Tepkla Grt. Not common ; April. 

 Bailei/i Grt. Not common ; October and April. 

 Lepida Lintn. Rare ; April. 

 Pexata Grt. Common ; September and April. 

 Thaxteri Grt. Rare ; October and April. Two species not 



yet determined. 



MORRISONIA, 



t^ctUiH Gn. Common; April. 

 Confum Hbn. Rare ; May. 



XVLOMIGES. 



DoloHci Grt. Rare; May. 



LiTHOMIA. 



Germana Morr. Rare ; in September. 



("alocampa. 

 Nupera Lintn. Not common ; October and April. 

 Cineritia Grt. Common ; October and April. 

 Thoracica Put. Cram. Common ; October and April. 



This is as distinct a species as any of the others belonging to 

 the genus. The species of Calocarapa show but very little va- 

 riation ; in fact, we have never seen a specimen that could 

 be called a var. out of hundreds taken. 



Since the above was written Prof. Smith writes me that he 



