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THE WEEKLY ENTOMOLOGIST. 
days spent at Sutton, in Surrey, this 
month I captured several insects. 
In a -wood near here I took Lim- 
nobia dumetorum, and a few other 
insects. In the same, place at night, 
I took a fine female Sphaeromias 
albomarginatus. I took a lad female 
(and a male which is all black) two 
years ago at home. On Banstead 
Downs I took Bombus sulterraneus 
or Harrisellus. 
I forgot to tell you that my son 
took a rare Pug, E. irriguata, soon 
after our return from Devon. I took 
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