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RED-BANDED LEAF HOLLER (Mia velutinana Wlk. ) 
A. I. 3ourne (October 24): The red-banded leaf roller was 
another species the work of which has been quite conspicuous 
on fruit at harvest. While this type of injury has not as 
yet assumed any large proportions, nevertheless it was quite 
conspicuous, particularly on Mcintosh and Baldwins, very 
generally .throughout the State* 
APPLE BEDBUG ( Lygidea ir.endax Reut . ) 
A, I* Bourne (October 24): Bedbug on the whole was very 
light in the eastern half of the State, but in the hillside 
orchards in the western counties it occurred in serious abun- 
dance, 
LEAFHQPFERS (Jassidae) 
A. I, Bourne (October 24): Apple l^afhoppers, which were 
negligible during the greater part of the growing season, be- 
came rather abundant, particularly in some orchards toward the 
time of harvest. Coming so late in the season they did not 
cause any serious amount of injury, and simply constituted some- 
thing of a nuisance at the time of packing of the fruit. 
L. Haseman (September 26): On the night of September 13 
at Columbia there were such swarms of leaf hoppers, including 
several species attracted to bright lights, as I have never 
seen before. The species however were not determined, 
APPLE CURCULIO ( Tachvpterellus quadrigibous Say) 
A. I* Bourne (October 24): In the hill orchards, particular- 
ly in the western part of the State, examination of fruit at 
harvest showed a considerable amount of injury by the apple 
curculio. In many orchards it caused an amount of injury equal 
to or greater th;in that caused by the plum curculio. There 
seems to be an unusual amount of this, this past season — 
much more than has normally been the case, 
APPLE FLEA WEEVIL ( Orchestes pallieornis Say) 
E. »7, Mendenhall (October 15): The apple flea vreevil La found 
in Delaware County in large numbers, also found at '..'ooster and 
Steubenville and reported from Cincinnati and Chillico 1 
Georgia 
PEACH 
P±AjCH 30RER ( Aereria cxitijsa Say) 
0* I, Snapp (OctobL-r ll): a number of meJ female adults 
