- 
Ln rvidjence around _i~:;n r.d east to 7ahpeton. An average 
of 500 per animal Fas estimated. They -rere found to be 
very numerous at] LI ton on fuly 3, there bcin~ from 10 
to .12 per animal . 
STABLE FLY (St 
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i 
"" rth 1" kota 
'- r - ska 
-. -" . Bishopp (Ju] : Stable flies .. c arted to 
be unusu lly abundant and annoyin to dogs in a 1 rge ken- 
nel at "ickliff- on July 1?. 
"'. Z- . Bruce (June 5-P): Stable flies /.ere noted to be 
abundant r-round Lisbon and on. Tret. 10 to 15 fli 
re found on many mrrals. Fhe flies were net zo notic ■ 
able around 3-rdner, rage, 3inford, and 2ccp-rsto~n. 
BLACK BLOWFLY ( Phor-is. rerir.?. Meig.) 
'.'.. H. --. r_- (June 15- July 15) : k 9undy rounty corre- 
spondent on June 19 reported that after dehorning a herd 
too late-, bis c?ttle -ere seriously bothered by the ~ag- 
gots of ? blowfly, probably this species.. . 
SES 
...issourx 
horth Zzr.y.\ 
B0RSE THIS ("-b^nid-£ % 
L-. Baseman (July 22): Plorse flies ar-. -.ere abundant 
the n I have ever r ; n themt. Two species of greenheads, 
the large black horse flv. ',:.- medium sized brown : cies, 
and one species of deer fly, have been especi:. lly abundant, 
no doubt cving bo vet spring and favorable breeding 
weather. These flies have attracted special attention in 
central Missouri during July. 
NOSE r ::71" ( :-r.stror:-.ilus haejmpjrrhoidalis 1. 
J. A, I-Ainro (July 22)! !?he nose botfly put in itc ap- 
ranee during the last tvro vreeks in the Ted River Valley) 
POULTRY 
Missisc 
TURKEY -"... [Simulium meridionale Riley) 
Earned (June 25 N : Specimens sent in on June 18. 
ze gnats occurred in large i in. Boliv Lng- 
ton, Sunflower , and 3c I bounties, thickens were 
bothered but no deaths ?.- J ":-. n reported. 
