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fective spraying of orchards through the central and northern 
part of the Statu. 
Don C. Mote CApril) : Zn April 25 about 20 per cent and by ifey 3 
50 per cent of the codling moth larvae had pupated, according 
tc 3. G. Thompson. 
APPLE BUD MOTH ( laspeyrcsia -pyi-ic plana ziurtf . ) 
H. E. Hodgkiss (May 7): Abundant in Northumberland County, 
chiefly in unsprayed orchards or -'here dclayed-dormanib spray 
was not applied on account of seasonal conditions. 
CIGaH CASE BEi&ER (Coleophpra fl etcher ella Y;rn. ) 
C. R. Croshy and assistants (--oril 22): found in .small numbers 
in most apple orchards, out. more commonly in western Ye- York, 
especially where arscnicals have been omitted in past years in 
the early sprays. 
PISTOL CASS B3AP.ER ( Colecuhora mali"or ella Riley) 
C. R. Croshy and assistants (April 22}- Found in small numbers 
in most apple orchards, but more commonly in we si "V-- York, 
especially -'hero arscnicals have been omitted in past years in 
the early sprays. 
BUD MOTH ( Tmetoccra ocellana Schiff.) 
C. ?.. Crosby and assistants (May 7) : while commonly found ov w r 
all the State, reports from western "ew York 1 .'icate that this 
pest is uncommonly abundant especially in orchards -hich did not 
receive an early poison spray. 
*-. K. Taylor (Kay 2): Bud worms arc 3.uitc activ . a yed 
orchards in Eric County this year. 
EASTERN EEMT CjffiERPILLAR ( l&lacosoii ricana Fab. ) 
V, : . C. O'Kane (Maj IS): Infestation by tent caterpillars is spott 
as usual. In some localities webs are so much in evidence as to 
make the roadsides unsightly. In others t relatively 
scarce. As usual, raid cherry is the principal host plant, ap- 
ple foliage, however, especially trees, is attacked. 
1 ".". E. Britton (Hay 27): About as abundant in some localities of 
Fairfield and Hew Haven Counties as last year, L t in 
ot he r s . 
E. P. Pelt (May 2U): The apple tent cat crpill* , Lacosoma 
icana . is rrofc numerous than usual in the Rochester parks 
ported as luite common in the surrounding c^vr.ir- . .Horse; . 
