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Trichiocampus sp. [[male symbol]] Miss Scott. Bohernabreena, DU., 26.5.33.
This is the Tr. which I indicated as new in my takes & collection & I think Benson has now described it, but I cannot refer to the literature at present. No doubt you will know of his paper, if it is described.
[[underlined]] Lygaeonematus laricis [[/underlined]] [[female symbol]] (bad specimen determination!) Miss Scott Bohernabreena DU. 26.5.33.
Pristiphora pallidiventris Fall. Var. haemorrhoidalis Enslin [[female symbol]]. (bad for determination) Miss Scott. Head of Powerscourt Dpk. (Old [[Calery?]] Rd) Co WI. 19.5.33.
Pachynematus sp. [[female symbol]]. Like [[2 female symbols]] I have caught of the [[underlined]] clitellatus [[/underlined]] group. Specimens like yours but with paler 9th tergite have been generally referred to [[underlined]] apicalis [[/underlined]]. Some with more strongly punctate mesopleura [[?]] more or less to [[underlined]] moerlus [[/underlined]], but the whole matter of the Pachynemati is most uncertain. Miss Scott. Same loc. & date as last. i.e. P. Dpk. WI. 19.5.33.
Pteronidea sp. This looks to me like the species described ^ [[insertion]] rather recently [[/insertion]] by Benson from my material. I forget the name, but I think he used a name I proposed in my M.S. table. [[underlined]] probably P. leionota [[/underlined]]. No doubt you have his paper & could compare this insect. - Miss Scott. Swept off Salix, Glencree, WI. 12.5.33.
Pontania leucapsis Tisch. [[female symbol]] - Miss Scott Glencree, WI. 14.5.33.
Nematinus [[female symbol]] Glenageary, DU J.N. Halbert. 14.6.34.
Specimen on [[strikethrough]] pith [[/strikethrough]] white mount is one of those forms intermediate between [[underlined]] luteus [[/underlined]] & [[underlined]] bilineatus [[/underlined]] & ^ [[insertion]] [[itself?]] [[/insertion]] with curious colour characters. Enslin says the species of this genus [[?]]. [[There?]] may be something more known since Enslin, but I have not the later literature on sawflies.