THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF EDINBURGH. 515 
Gen. Apoderus. 
A. Avellanse, Oliv. AtteL AveUan^e, Linn. Marsh. 
On the hasel, but not frequent in this neighbourhood. 
It is rather plentiful in hasel coppices in some parts of 
Roxburghshire in the autumn. Corstorphine Hill. Ross- 
lyn. July, August. 
Fam. SALPINGIDtE. 
Gen, Salpingus. 
S. planirostris, Gyllen. Cur. planirostris, Marsh. 
On the trunks of trees in Duddingston Wood, concealed 
in the crevices of the bark, May, Water-of-Leith near 
BelFs Mills, August. Craiglockhart, March. 
SUBSECTIO II. 
Fam. CERAMBYCIDJE. 
Gen. Acanthocinus. 
A. ^dilis, De Jean. Steph. Ceram. eedilis, Linn. Marsh. 
Specimens of this insect from the neighbourhood of 
Kirkcaldy, in Fifeshire, are preserved in the cabinet of Sir 
P. Walker. 
Gen. PoGONOCERUs. 
P. nebulosus, DeJean. Steph. Ceram. nehulosus, Marsh. 
Don. vol. xi. pi. 394. 
Rare. It has been found near Cramond. According 
to Fabricius and Gmelin, its natural habitat is the trunks 
of pine trees. 
Gen. Clytus. 
C. Arietis, Leach. Curtis. Lep. Arietis, Linn Don. 
Ceram. Arietis, Marsh. 
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