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LONE STAR TICK ( Aablyomsia suiieribianum L*) •. : ' 
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Mississippi* C, Lyle (April 23)j ^eciinens received from Pike County. 
• ' * HORSE ' , • — 
' ' -" HORSE BO TELY ~ ( Ga s t e j*ophi lu s intestinalis Deg.) 
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Texas* D, 0. Parmsui (April 20); Six adults taken from a team at ’a farm 
north of Uvalde during week ended April 20, This is the first activity 
f this season, " .• •• 
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POULTRY 
■ ' EEATHEB MITE ( Liponyssus sylviarum C. &’P*)‘‘ 
Oregon. D. C. Mote (January ll): Attacking chickens at Corvallis. (Det. hy 
E. C. Bishopp,) ‘ ' ■' ' ’ 
i ^ TURKEY GMT ( Simulim ' meridionale Riley) 
Mississippi. C. Lyle (April 23): Reported as infesting turkeys in Lauder- 
dale on April 13* 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
- : BLACK BLOWFLY ( Phormia regina Meig, ) T 
Texas, D. C. Parman (March ;3l)t A. considerable number of wdol-*maggot 
infestations reported in the vicinity of Uvalde, 
Correction ,— The botfly reported by G. F. Knowlton on page 10 of the Insect 
Pest Survey Bulletin dated April 1, 1940, referred to Oestris ovis 
instead .of Gasterophilus haemorrhoidalls , ^ i .- 
:G0AT LICE '(Anoplura) 
Texasi 0, G, Babcock (April 22):' All species rather hxime’rous and-well 
distributed throughout the goat-raising area, which is the" Edwards 
Plateau and the escarpment thereof. 
