46 PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE : ARANEIDEA OF CUMBERLAND, ETC. 
Pardosa monticola Clk. (Zycosa monticola— Spiders of Dorset). 
Lake District and Solway. Langdale Pikes and Borrowdale. 
Bowness Moss and Rockcliffe Marsh. May and June. 
beni ii L. Lake District and Solway. May 
d Jun 
Pucdans ‘ilibetlelibis F. Cb. Solway. Males and females, 
adult. This species was first recognised as new to 
science in the summer of the year 1894, when great numbers 
were taken on the shores of Poole Harbour, Dorset, in May. | 
It is described and figured in A.& M.N.H. for January 1895. 
Pardosa agricola Thor. Eden Valley and Lake District. 
A very common species on the sandy or pebbly margins of the 
streams in Cumberland, the Eden near Carlisle, and the Caldew 
at Dalston. It literally swarmed, in the adult state, on the 
margin of Lake Derwentwater, on a stretch of sand near the 
disused quarry, opposite Lodore. May and June. This is 
essentially a mountain region species. 
Pardosa amentata Clk. Lake District. Common in May and 
June. 
Pardosa traillii Cb. Lake District. This fine species is common 
in May and June, running amongst the screes or loose stones 
on the Styhead Pass and at the foot of Great Gable. It was 
taken in England for the first time, on Styhead Pass, in June 
1893, and recorded in A. & M.N.H. for January 1894, having 
previously occurred in Scotland only. 
Pardosa annulata Thor. Lake District. Elterwater. Not 
common. 
Pardosa pullata Clk. Eden Valley; Solway and Lake District. 
Abundant everywhere. 
Pardosa nigriceps Thor. Lake District. Occurs throughout 
the heather-regions of the Fell and Lake country. June. 
Pardosa lugubris Wlk. Eden Valley. Very abundant amongst 
the dead leaves in the woods around Armathwaite and Wreay 
in April. 
Fam. ATTIDA, 
Epiblemum scenicum Clk. Eden Valley. Not common; walls 
of houses, Carlisle. June. 
Euophrys erratica Walck. Lake District. Common on the 
stone walls, lurking beneath the coping-stones, throughout the 
Feli country of Cumberland and the Lake District, Gilsland. 
Rev. Hilderic Friend. June. 
Naturalist, 
