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BROWN DAY ROTH (Pseudohazis eglanterina 3oisd.) 
California E. 0. Sssig (April 21): The "brown day moth was abundant 
on prunes in a small area at Colusa, on April 17. 
GRAPE 
GRAPE LEAEHOPPER ( Srythroneura comes Say) 
Delaware L. A. Stearns (Aoril 16): Overwintered adults are present 
in considerable numbers throughout the State; they are just 
becoming active; grape buds have -oushed out one-fourth inch. 
POSE CHAFER ( Macrodactylus subspinosus Fab.) 
Indiana J. J. Davis (March 31): ' The rose chafer has been reported 
abundant and destructive at Chesterton for the past three 
years. The crop attacked wa : s not indicated specifically, 
but presumably from the letter rrar.es were the host. 
A TREE CRICKET ( Qecanthus sp.) 
Kansas R. L. Parker (Aoril 23): Tree crickets are reported in 
Salina in ffraoes. 
CIT&ANT AND GOOSEBERRY 
IMPORTED CURRANT TORI.: (Pt eronidea ribesii Scop.) 
Missouri L. Haseman and F. H. -Johnson (April 23): The imported 
gooseberry worm is not yet present to cause damage. 
Kansas R. L, Parker (April 23): The imported currant -sawfly is 
reported at Manhattan on gooseberries. 
CURRANT APHID ( Myzus rib is L.) 
Utah G. p. Know] ton (April 19): Currant bushes in North Logan 
are already noticeably damaged by the aphid, 80 per cent of 
the leaves being cupred end blotched with red. 
GOOSEBERRY FRUIT WORM ( Zophod ia grossulariae Riley) 
Utah ; . p. Enovlton (April 12): The first moth of the gooseberry 
fruit worm was observed at Bountiful, Davis County, April 12. 
(April 2d): Moths are less abundant in Davis County than a 
year ago. Most of them are nor cere, but a few are still 
present at Bountiful, Val Verde, and Woods Cross. 
