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having met with this or any other species of the genus in 
the spring time, though we have looked for them in the 
identical spots where they were observed hiding at the end 
of autumn, we conclude they do not survive the winter. 
Widely distributed in the British Isles. On the Continent 
recorded from Denmark, Belgium, and France. 
Bilston, end of June, one imm.; Newpark, Rosslyn, Penicuik, July, a good 
many imm., a few 9s ad.; Dalmeny, Tyninghame, Biel, Largo, ete., Aug. and 
Sept., many gs and ?s ad. and imm.; Luffness, Oct., ad. @,; Comiston, 
Craigmillar, Bush, Colinton, Linhouse, Kirknewton, Pentlands, Oct. and 
Nov., many ad. gsand ¢s; Blackford Hill, Craiglockhart, Bridge of Allan, 
Dec., a number of both sexes; etc. 
Oligolophus tridens (C. L. Koch). 
A widely distributed and fairly common species: adult in 
the latter part of summer and onwards. As Mr Cambridge 
remarks, it seems partial to moist places, where it hides 
among the grass and rushes; but we have also found it on 
dry ground, on bushes, and even on a wall. 
Mr Cambridge records the species from Dorset, the 
Cheviots, and Ireland. On the Continent it occurs in 
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and France. 
Seafield near Rosslyn, and Dreghorn, June and July, several young; 
Merchiston on wall, Aug., ad. @ and another imm.; Tyninghame and 
Biei, Aug. and Sept., ad. gs and 9s and imm. examples common; Gosford, 
on young conifer, Sept., two ad. 9s; Raith, Sept., 9; Luffness, July, 
ad. @ (on links), Oct., afew @s ad. and imm. (on marsh); near Colinton, 
Nov., several ad. gsand ¢?s; Blackford, Dec., ad. gsand @s. 
Oligolophus palpinalis (Herbst.). 
An adult female found among heather by the hill road a 
mile or so behind Bridge of Allan in the end of December 
18938, and recorded in the Annals of Scottish Natural History 
for April 1894 (p. 118), and a male taken at Craiglockhart, 
13th December 1892, are, so far as we know, the only 
examples hitherto obtained in Scotland. 
Mr Cambridge records the species only from Dorset and 
North Wales. On the Continent it occurs in Denmark, 
Germany, and the mountainous districts of France. 
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