CATALOGUE OF INSECTS. 517 



P. monticola Pack. New Jersey, probably. 



P. niger Pack. " New Jersey " (U S N M). 



P. pauper Pack. Westville (Cm), Camden Co., VIII, 24 ( Fox). 



P. regularis Fox. Should occur in New Jersey. 



Family XVIII BEMBECIDJE. 



Handsome yellow-marked wasps of moderate or large size, the abdomen broad 

 at base and not pedicillate. The labium or upper lip is very long, triangular 

 and pointed. The insects burrow in sandy places and feed their larvae with flies. 



BEMBIDULA Burm. 



B. quadrifasciata Say. Anglesea, IX, 4, Lahaway (Sm), Camden Co , VIII, 



9, Gloucester Co., VIII, 4, IX, 7 (Fox). 

 B. ventralis Say. South Jersey, Atlantic Co., VI, 29, Gloucester Co., VII, 



11, 26, VIII, :$1 (Fox). 



BEMBEX Fabr. 



B. pruinosa Fox. Should occur in New Jersey. 



B. spinolse Lep. Jamesburg, VII, 10, Anglesea, VII, 11, Ocean Co. (Sm), 

 Sandy Hook (Bt). 



MICROBEMBEX Patt. 



M. monodonta Say. Caldwell (Cr), Lahaway (Sm), Staten Island, V, IX 

 (Ds), Sandy Hook, burrows in white sand (Bt), Camden Co., VI, 28, 

 Atlantic Co., VI, 29 (Fox). 



MONEDULA Latr. 



M. Carolina Fabr. Anglesea, IX, 4, Lahaway (Sm), Camden Co., VIII, 3 



(Fox). 



XIX Family LARRIDiE. 



Head broad, closely applied to the thorax, abdomen not pedicillate, oval, the 

 middle tibia with one spur. Makes burrows in sandy places and provisions 

 them with Orthopterous insects, grasshoppers, crickets and the like. 



Sul.-lamily I LAKRIN.i:. 



NOTOGONIA Costa. 



N. argentata Beauv. Westville (Cr), Sandy Hook | Bt), Camden Co., VIII, 

 24 (Fox). 



N. nigripennis Fox. Probably in New Jersey. 

 N. aequalis Fox. Should occur in New Jersey. 



