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Apple tree aphis. (American farmer. June 15, 1893. 74:8, col. 6) 

 Impossible to predict injury by aphids. Gives remedies for plant lice and 

 for Tmetocera occllana. 



Immense swarms of a butterfly. (New York homestead. June 22, 1893. 

 27:273, col. 1-2) 



Describes the swarming habit of the milk weed butterfly, Danais archipjms 

 Fabr. [Anosia plexippus Jjiun.^ 



New peach insect. (Country gentleman. June 29, 1893. 58:508^^) 

 Records injuries to peacbes by a j)lant bug, PenUdoma juuiperina Linu. 



Caterpillar on rye. (Country gentleman. June 29, 1893. 58: 508^^) 



Identifies the larva of Leucania alhilinea Hiibn. on rye and mentions the 

 army worm, Leucania unipiincta. 



Hellgramite fly. (Country gentleman. June 29, 1893. 58 : 508^^) 



Describes the pupa of Cori/dalis cornuta Linn, and gives its habits and 

 transformations briefly. 



Ants on fruit trees. (Country gentleman. July 6, 1893. 58: 523^^) 



Camponotus liercnlaneiis Linn, aud Cremastogaster cerasi Fitch are briefly 

 noticed. 



New grape vine pests. (Country gentleman. July 6, 1893. 58: 523^'^) 

 Records severe ravages by Anomala marg'niata and gives remedies. 



Ants on peonies. (Country gentleman. July 6, 1893. 58 : 524^^) 



Ants are probably merely drawn to the flowers for the purpose of feeding on 

 the sweet secretion of the buds. 



Three lined leaf beetle. (Country gentleman. July 6, 1893. 58:524^5) 

 Gives tbe destructive habits of Lema trUineata in gardens, specially to 

 potatoes. 



Useful beetle. (Country gentleman. July 6, 1893. 58 1524^2^ 



Describes Calosoma sycophanta of Europe and compares it with our Calosoma 

 scrutator, and gives their beneficial habits. 



[Angoumois moth] (Orange county farmer. July 6, 1893. 12:4, 

 col. 5) 



Identifies Sitotroga cerealeJla Oliv. and gives remedies. 



[Wheat midge in central New York] (Albany evening journal. July 10, 

 1893. p. 8, col. 9) 

 Notices the presence of tlie insect [D/ji>Zos/8 tritici'] and its earlier ravages. 



Wheat head army worm. (Country gentleman. July 13, 1893. 58 : 53924) 

 Brief account of Leucania alhilinea injuring timothy. 



Zebra caterpillar. (Country gentleman. July 13, 1893. 58 : 539^') 

 Mamestra picta injuring the leaves and pods of peas, its feeding habits and 

 remedies. 



