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[[purchased?]] Co 1849 1 jar of chutney

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Bartlett's corn-pupa. p. 25

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Olibrus apicalis from Hessian Fly strians. p. 28

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- Leaf-roller of Apple = Loxotaenia rosaceana  p. 29

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Sheathing paper (tarred) for cankerworms p. 30

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"Polistes under lintel"  horizontal. p. 30

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Curtis (J) "Farm insects" &c p. 31

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[[Eamenes?]] fraterna (uses cankerworms) Harris p. 471

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X Carpocapsa pomonella came out long before Aug 23 from apples gathered in July (p. 34)

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Datana ministra on thorn p. 35

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Cratonychus incertus (earth of breeding cage) p. 40

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Erythraeus telarius (mite) K & F p. 113

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Coreus tristis & Chilocorus bivulnerus under bark March 16. (p. 42)

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June 6. single [[symbol for female]] in [[underline]] Vagabunda [[/underline]] gall p. 43

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June 11 much-worn [[underline]] Leuc.  unipuncta [[/underline]] taken p. 53 & 28 X

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Bred Corticaria pumila from C. q. inanis galls p. 58

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* Oak - straw Lepid. larvae p. 58

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Perilampus [[treangutins?]] in Lepid. pupa ____

 
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[[checkmark]] Crab-tree leaf gall p. 61 [a fungus] 

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Glyphe destructor [[symbol for male]] only sometimes abd. [[bar.?]] yellow p. 62 

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"Amphipneustic &c" o.s. p. 63

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Bibio albipennis larva a cruciform mouth p. 64

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Hornets on sapsucker hole p. 64

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Psocus venosus p. 65 gregarious

Transcription Notes:
The 5th line reads better as "Polistes under [?]" horizontal, p.30 Line 7 Species is Eamenes fraternal Line 8 species is Carpocapra pomonella Line 10 species is Datana ministra ____________________________ Good grief! It's: Polistes under lintel; and Eumenes fraternal. Maybe only scientists should be transcribing field notes? --------------------- Searched for both Eumenes fraterna and Eamenes fraterna on Google and it appears either could be correct. Eamenes fraterna appears in several late 1800's and early 1900's books. As it looks more like an "a" than a "u" and the TC has requested we transcribe as written I've edited back to Eamenes. But I'm still not 100% sure so have put in [[?]]