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Wisconsin 
APHIDIDAE 
S.B. Fracker (July 15): Evsteronetara setariae Thos. was reported 
from Dane, Marinette, and Oconto Counties, while Riopalosijhum 
prunifoli ae Fitch and Anuranhis cardui L. were reported from Rock 
and Walworth Counties. 
New York 
New York 
Maine 
RASPBERRY 
RASPBERRY MAGGOT ( Phorbia rubivora Coq. ) 
C. R. Crosby and assistants: Infested raspberry canes were re- 
ceived from Greene. 
RASPBERRY FRUITWORM ( Byturus unicolor Say) 
C. R. Crosby and assistants: On July 5 this insect was abundant 
in several fields in Wayne County, attacking raspberries. 
RASPBERRY CANE- BORER ( Oberea bimaculata 01 i v. ) 
E. M. Patch (July 15): Excessively abundant at Bucksport and 
Cumberland Center, attacking raspberries and blackberries. 
GRAPE 
ROSE- CHAFER ( Macro dactylus subsninosus Fab. ) 
A. I. Bourne (July 24): The rose-chafer has been unusually abund- 
ant and, contrary to its usual habits, has turned its attention to 
a considerable degree to attacking foliage and even young fruits 
of apple. It would appear that the heaviest damage has been done 
to orchards in the eastern half of Worcester County, and in Middle- 
sex, although definite reports of this nature were received from 
orchards in Bristol and Plymouth Counties where, in some cases, 
the estimated amount of injury to the fruit equalled that done 
by the red- bug in a normal season. 
New Hampshire P. R. Lowry (July 19): Has been very numerous this year at Durham. 
Massachusetts 
New York 
Michigan 
C. R. Crosby and assistants: In Dutchess County this pest was 
observed on apple and grape on June 23. Has been doing serious 
damage to grapes in some cases. At Syracuse, on July 4, they 
were eating everything in sight, the orchards, vineyards, etc., 
being overrun with them. In Dutchess County, on July 5, they 
load ca--.sed considerable injury in some vineyards. 
R. H. Pettit (July 22): The rose-chafer is worse in Michigan than 
for many years past. This creature is working on ornamentals, 
^apples, grapes, and on most everything else. 
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