i9i6. Johnson. — Ich^ieumonidae and Braco7iidae. 2i 
Diaborus lituratorius L. — Coolmore, among sallows. 
Perispudius sulphuratus Gr. — Coolmore, on the wing. 
Polyblastus variitarsus Gr. — Coolmore, among sallows. 
OPHIONINAE. 
Megastylus conformis Forst. — Coolmore, at flowers of Wild Carrot. 
Apparently a rare species, for Mr. Morley, in " British Ichneumons," 
vol. v., published 1914, only mentions records from Suffolk, Surrey, 
Devon, and Aix, in Prussia. 
Helictes mediator Schiod. — Coolmore, at Umbelliferae. 
Diaparsus nutritor Fab. — Coolmore, in the sandhills, about thistles. This 
appears to be the first record of the species as British. 
Gremastus spectator Gr. — Coolmore, on wing at sallows. 
Campoplex falcator Fab. — Poyntzpass, in August, in field ; Coolmore, 
among sallows. 
Casinaria vidua Gr. — Coolmore, at Umbelliferae, on the roadside. Para- 
sitic on the common Magpie Moth and consequently of much benefit 
to gardeners. 
Omorga ensator Gr. — Coolmore, among sallows. 
Angitia majalis Gr. — Coolmore, in window, and flying round sallows. 
A. fenestralis Hlgr. — Coolmore, on porch of bungalow, and on the wing at 
sallows. Both this and the preceding species were taken by me 
flying round the top of sallow bushes on windy days. They were 
males, and were possibly in search of females. 
Anomalon cerinops Gr. — Coolmore. I took a fine female of the species 
flying over a low bank at the roadside on a windy day, where the 
road runs through a sort of lagoon, and there is water on either side. 
Ophion luteus L. — Coolmore ; flew to light. 
0. calcaratus Morley. — Poyntzpass, flew to light in October. 
0. distans Th. — Poyntzpass ; flew to light, in August. Coolmore, at 
flowers of Wild Carrot. 
0. scutellaris Th. — Coolmore, in window of bungalow and among sallows. 
Paniscus melanurus Th. — Poyntzpass, in Acton Wood, on the wing, in 
June. Not a common species. 
Mesochorus viticollis Hlgr. — Poyntzpass, in field, in June. 
BRACONIDAE. 
Braeon mediator Nees. — Coolmore, at Wild Carrot. 
Spathius rubidus Rossi. — Poyntzpass, in windows, in July. This and its 
ally 5. exarator L. are most useful, as they attack Anohium domesticum, 
the beetle which does so much injury to furniture and woodwork, 
Agathis rufipalpis Nees. — Poyntzpass, in May, flying at hawthorn. 
Earinus gloriatorius Panz. — Poyntzpass, in May, flying at hawthorn ; 
var. delusor Wesm. — Poyntzpass, on hill, and flying at hawthorn. 
E. nitidulus Nees. — Poyntzpass, in May, on hill, and flying at hawthorn. 
Macrocentrus marginator Nees. — Coolmore, at flowers. 
Pojmtzpass, Co. Armagh. 
