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SPRUCE 
■ ■- £?ID.E& (Utetran ychu s telariag Lo) 
M„ H„ Swenk (June 10- July 15 ): During the past week a number 
of c. .plaints of injury to spruces., cedars, and other 
evergreem trees by the common red spider have been received 
from different localities in. eastern Nebraska. 
SPRUCE BUDWORM ( Harra c- loga funijferana Clem.) 
Monthly Letter Bureau of Entomology, No, 122 (June 1924): While 
on a recent examination in the Coeur d^iiens National Forest, 
E* Jo Rust found the spruce budworia becoming well established,, 
One- .third to one-half grown larvae were found on white pine, 
larch, hemlock, white fir, Douglas fir, and Engelraann spruce 
reproduction, Larvae were also found on large white fir, 
hemlock, and larch* 
CHERMES COOLEYI GILLETTE 
W* Ee Brit ton (July IS): Large galls noted at Water bury <. 
Adults emerging^ 
Don C, Mote (June lh) : Found at W^rrendale attacking Douglas 
fir. 
SPRUCE I.iLTE (Paratet ranychus uniunguis Jac») 
Philip Garraan (July 22): Much damage to young trees at ITew 
Haven done by this insect, 
TULIP TREE SCALE (Toraggeila. l^ipdendr i_Gmel«, ) 
J. J- Davis (July 22): Was reported abundant on tulip trees 
at N3W Al'bauy,july 8. The correspondent reported that they 
were especially conspicuous because they attracted so many other 
insects, 
INSECTS ATTACKING GREENHOUSE 
AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS 
MISCELLAN EOUS FEEDERS, 
BLACK VINE WEEVIL (Brach yrhin us su lcatus Pa*o«) 
C. R. Crosby (June 27): Slowly killing a f&R hedge at Glen 
Cove. 
HALT I PUS INTERMEDIUS DHL. 
R. W. Harned (July 7): ■ An insect tentatively determined as 
Halticus intermedjus is causing considerable damage to clematis 
in Starkville. 
