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194.) 19th June 1928. afternoon [[insertion]] [[image - arrow pointing downwards]] Deerpark, Powerscourt, Co. WI. [[/insertion]]: thunder & heavy rain after a fine [[strikethrough]] Ju [[/strikethrough]] morning: nothing seen but a couple of sawflies (taken by Lisney); some sawfly larvae on oak (Lisney) sent to Perkins & a sample of icks. [[underlined]] Dolerus gessneri [[/underlined]] [[female symbol]].[[underlined]] Loderus vestigialis [[/underlined]] [[checkmark]] RCLP. [[female symbol]] [[underlined]] Tomastethus luteiventris [[/underlined]] [[female symbol]] Dark form of beetle ([[female symbol]]) [[underlined]] Campylus linearis [[/underlined]] on log near saw mill. Larvae of sawfly Periclista (? albida) on oak sent to RC.L.P. [[line across page]] 20th June 1928. All day: Went back to Deerpark, Powerscourt, Co. WI, [[insertion]] with OMahony! [[/insertion]] as morning was gloriously fine, but by 11 AM wind had turned from W to E & a "jam" formed & so no sun after that till 4:15 pm. by which time insects were tired & had gone to bed. Very little out, except a few beetles. [[underlined]] Dolerus bimaculatis [[/underlined]] both sexes still abundant on [[underlined]] Equisetum palustre [[/underlined]] on left bank of river opposite saw mill where swept one larvae (given to Miss Scott). [[underlined]] Dolerus [[/underlined]] palustris [[male symbol]] (RCLP.) in marsh near road below sawmill! [[underlined]] Dolerus aeneus [[/underlined]] [[2 male symbols]] RCLP. Beetles [[underlined]] Campylus linearis [[/underlined]] 1 [[female symbol]] type: 1 [[female symbol]] dark form at same log as before. [[underlined]] Glypta "similis" [[/underlined]] [[male symbol]]. [[end page]] [[start page]] 195.) 20/6/28 cont. Deerpark, Powerscourt, cont. [[strikethrough]] Polusphincta [[/strikethrough]] [[underlined]] Colpomeria! [[/underlined]] [[underlined]] quadrisculpta [[/underline]] [[insertion]] Grav. (!AWS. 20/10/28) [[female symbol]] near "big oak" logs! [[underlined]] Ichneumon filicornis [[/underlined]] several [[2 male symbols]] & [[female symbol]] at big oak logs & long fir log near saw mill. [[strikethrough]] [[underlined]] Xylonomus [[/underlined]] [[/strikethrough]] [[/underlined]] Ichneumon seticornis [[/underlined]] [[praecatorius?]] ? [[line from seticornis to male symbol]] [[male symbol]], near "big oak" logs, at stump Small sp. with green cubical head like Proctotrupid. Cratichneumon [[2 male symbols]] flying over bracken. Tipulid fly on log with Campylus ([[underlined]] Xylophagus ater [[/underlined]] F.] new to Ireland [Acroblapticus dentifer? AWS. 11/3/33. See also 4/9/1932. [[female symbol]] taken on wind screen of motor, about, Dundrum, Co. Du.] [[line across page]] 23.6.28. A fine morning & a fine evening though stormy but midday spoiled by passing secondary depression which covered entire period of our stay on Lug. Glen of Imaal at Ballinaddin [[insertion]] ^ 900 ft. alt [[/insertion]] & Lugnaquilla, [[insertion]] ^ 3039 ft. alt, [[/insertion]] Co. WI. One red ich (vol. 1 or 2) taken by Lisney on Lug. at 2200 ft in heather Many sawflies seen & some captured about Ballinaddin: in fields, along ditches & round willows ([[underlined]] S. aurita [[/underlined]]) in shelter. [[underlined]] Pachyprotasis rapae [[/underlined]] [[male symbol]]. [[underlined]] Rhogogaster viridis [[/underlined]] ? seen. [[underlined]] Tenthredopsis [[/underlined]] [[2 male symbols]] & [[female symbol]] seen. Larvae of [[underlined]] Amauronematus histrio [[/underlined]] [[2 female symbols]] ^[[insertion]] [[encircled]] bred by RCLP & CM. March 1929 [[/encircled]] [[/insertion]] on [[underlined]] Salix aurita [[/underlined]] sent to RCLP. (AAL & AMG.) [[underlined]] Selandria flavens [[/underlined]] [[checkmark]] RCLP [[male symbol]] by Ballinaddin brook behind ruined farmstead. Proctohybrid on willows below B. Mesochorus [[insertion]] ^ (? fulgurans Curt) sp. [[female symbol]] taken by Lisney in field below B, Other icks taken by Gwynn
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2nd page 3/4 down: Pachyprotais???
Checked species - it's Pachyprotasis -@siobhanleachman