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PARASITES. 



Host. 



Arctia caja.... 

 (continued) 



„ villica 



Nemeophila planta- 



ginis 

 Phragmatobia fuligi- 



nosa 



Spilosoma menthastri 



Parasite. 



Apanteles difficilis, Nees 



Macrocentrus pallipes, Nees 



Baumhaneria vertiginosa, Mei- 

 gen 



Thelaira leucozona, Panzer 



Apanteles caite, Bouche 



Apanteles callidus, Haliday 



Callimorpha jacobate . 



Lasiocampa rubi . . . 

 „ trifolii 



„ quercus 



Eriogaster lanestris . . 



Pcecilocampa populi. . 



Clisiocampa neustria 

 Odonestis potatoria .. 



Ichneumon haglundi, Holmgren 

 Limneria interrupta, Holmgren 



Ichneumon sarcitorius, Linne s 



Apanteles ruficrus, Haliday 



Apanteles nothus, Reinhard 



Cryptus migrator, Fabricius 



Cryptus incubitor, Stroem 



Anomalon cylindricum, Bridg- 



Bv whom bred. 



man 



*Mesochorus facialis, Bridgman 

 Apanteles difficilis, Nees , 



Apanteles popularis, Haliday < 



f Apanteles difficilis, Nees 



Gravenhorstia picta, Boie 



Cryptus migrator, Fabricius... ] 



Ophion ventricosum, Graven- 

 horst 



Limneria rufa, Bridgman 



Bassus nigritarsus, Gravenhorst 



Fitch. 



W.P.Weston. 



Fitch. 



E. A. Butler. 



Eedle. 

 Bignell. 



T. R. Billups. 



G. H. Raynor. 



J. Hellins, 



Bignell. 



Bignell. 



Bignell. 



J. Sang. 



Sang. 



Fitch. 



Bignell. 



Bignell. 



Bignell, 



Butler, 



Marshall, 



R.M.Sotheby 



Bignell. 



R. Mitford. 



Bignell, 



Fitch. 



Marshall. 



Bignell. 

 Bignell. 



Metopius micratorius, Fabricius Mrs. Norgate 



Thryptocera bicolor, Meigen 



Earylabus dirus, Gravenhorst < 



Th<Eogenes calopus, Wesmael . . . 



Apanteles difficilis, Nees < 



Exorista vulgaris, Fallen 



Pimpla graminellce, Schrank . . . 



%Rhogas geniculator, Nees 



L 



Bignell. 



Bignell, 

 Marshall, 



Sotheby, 

 T. Wilson. 



Bignell. 

 . B. Robson, 



Bignell. 



Norgate. 

 Fitch. 



Bignell, 



Fletcher, 



Mathew. 



* Hyperparasite on Apanteles popularis. 

 f Emerging from the young larva before the third moult. 

 X The perfect fly emerges from the infested larva while it appears to 

 be preparing for the fourth moult. 



