REPORT OF THE STATE ENTOMOLOGIST 



DTPTERA. 



Pulex irritans Linn., the common Ilea. 



Cecidomyia balsamicola Lintn., the balsam Cecidomyia. 



Cecidomyia destructor Say, the Hessian-fly. 



Cecidomyia leguminicola Lintn. y the clover-seed midge. 



Cecidom} r ia sp.?, within a jumping gall. 



Diplosis pyrivora Riley, the pear midge. 



Diplosis tritici {Kir by), the wheat midge. 



Lasioptera vitis S., the grapevine gall midge. 



Sciara caldaria Lintn., the green-house Sciara. 



Sciara coprophila Lintn., the manure-fly. 



Sciara mali (Fitch), the apple midge. 



Sciara militaris Now, the " snake-worm." ? 



Sciara Thomae (Linn.), the "snake-worm."? 



Sciara species, the fungus gnats. 



Epidapus scabies Hopkins, the potato-scab gnat. 



Exechia sp., a fungus gnat. 



Simulium molestum Harris MS., the black-fly. 



Bibio albipennis Say, the white-winged Bibio. 



Anopheles quadrimaculatus Say, the winter mosquito. 



Chironomus nivoriundus Fitch, the snow-born midge. 



Trichocera brumalis Fitch, the mid-winter Trichocera. 



Scenopinus fenestralis (Linn.). 



Promachus Fitchii Ost-Sack. 



Erax rufibarbis Macq. 



Microdon globosus (Fabr.). 



Helophilus latifrons (Loew). 



Mallota posticata (Fabr.). 



Spilomyia fusca Loew. 



Hypoderma bovis (DeGeer), the ox warble-fly. 



Cutereba emasculator Fitch, the emasculating bot-fly. 



Haematobia serrata R. Desv., the cow-horn fly. 



Pollenia rudis (Fabr.), the cluster- fly. 



Lucilia macellaria Fabr., the " screw-worm." 



Hylemyia deceptiva Fitch, the deceptive wheat-fly. 



Phorbia ceparum (Meigen), the onion-fly. 



Phorbia cilicrura (Rondani), the locu-a- egg Anthomyian. 



Phorbia floccosa (Macq.). 



Anthomyia brassier Bouchc, the cabbage-fly. 



Anthomyia radicum Linn., the root-fly. 



Anthomyia raphani Harris, the radish-fly. 



