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Insect Pests. 



let ducks run over the infested ground, or if an oreliard, fowls ; botli 

 ducks aud fowls devour the pupa' readily. 



PiEFEKENCES. 



(1) Thcoliahl, F. V. Seconil Itoport on I'^conoiuic Zoology (Brit. Mus. X.H.), 



p. ir.e (19041. 

 (% Burldrr. W. -Larva- of British Buttei'riics ami Moths.' vol. l\., pi. Ixvi,(ly91|. 

 (3) ()vmcro:l. K. ■ Handbook of Insects Injurious to Orchard and Bush Fruits,' 



p. 8(5 (1H98). 



THE COMMON GOOSEBERRY AND CURRANT 

 SAWFLY. 



(A'rnin/iis rihisii. ScOp.) 



I'.otli currant and gooseberry are attacked by the lar\';c of tliis 

 sawtly, especially the gooseberrv. The red curi-aut is frc(|uently 



!/■■. I-:, I, II. If, 



FIG. ISC — KElM'rKHAN'l' lllsll HKI'i H.IAl'KH liV SA« FI.V l.Aia\K 

 {X,',il„lii^ nl.rxii). 



