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Papilio turnus [[underline]] suspended [[/underline]] p. 67 

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* Hop Aphis in 1863. p. 67

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* Ephestia red Fitch (larva &c) p.69

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Ruff-necked oriole (S.A.) = cuckoo p.70

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Left = Turnus [[female symbol]], Right = Glaucus [[female symbol]] p. 70

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Diplax (anus &c.) p.71 .105x p.106 (Hetaerina) 149x150x

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Coccus of white oak p. 72 & p. 174

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- Aphid? galls on Cornus p.77

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Insect in ear [[(Tettigon)?]] p.96

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In Chilcid - ramus = base of radial area p. 93

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Anthonomus prunuicida p. 103(0)

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Larva of Anthocoris pseudochinche orange  [[image]]- p. 106

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* Anth. 4 gibbus abundant on Thorn (July 16) p. 106

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* July 24  ^[[insertion]] (& before) [[/insertion]] bred Carpoc. pomonella 

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* July 26 swarms of chinch bugs flying p. 107

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[[underline]] Reduvius raptatorius [[/underline]] preys on [[underline]] Crabro [[/underline]] -

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July 30 Hickory bark Lecanium hatches p. 109
 
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Microlep - larvae apod (Clemens & see Stainton) p. 114

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Paria 6-notata Say bred [[underline]] S. brass. [[/underline]] gall, Aug 12. p.115

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Lep. larva [[underline]] Q. prunus [[/underline]] described p.117

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Larva Gelechia gallae genitella? ___ p.118 (p.131)


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Fungus lepid. larva descr. (bred) p.123

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Dryocampa larva p. 129-132

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Aphis bella with larva on oak p 132

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Lagoa opercularis larva p.134

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Typical lines &c in [[underline]] Noctua [[/underline]] p.136

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Hipparchiscus venustus [[symbol]] Geometra siccifolia   p.137

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Transcription Notes:
last line is indecipherable. @siobhanleachman - dashes at the left side of the page appear to me to be lines separating the written entries. Well, duh. Hipparchiscus venustus is Hipparchiscus venustus Walsh!