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149.) 6/6/37 cont. Kings River, WI., cont. [[underlined]] Bracon mediator [[/underlined]] 2 [[male symbol]] [[male symbol]], 1 [[female symbol]] in Salix below "cliff". [[underlined]] B. cf. epitriptus [[/underlined]] 1 [[female symbol]] [[underlined]] Rhogas [[/underlined]] cf. [[underlined]] nigricornis [[/underlined]] 1 dark [[female symbol]] [[underlined]] Apanteles [[/underlined]] fulvipes group. 1 [[male symbol]] A. sp. near [[underlined]] spurius [[/underlined]]: 1 [[female symbol]]; also perhaps a [[male symbol]]. A. sp. ? near last, but coxae, pleurae & mesonatum duller & legs blacker. [[underlined]] Earinus ochropes [[/underlined]] ? 1 [[male symbol]] [[underlined]] Euphorus pallipes [[/underlined]] ? several: none kept: all sent to BM. [[underlined]] Opius caesus [[/underlined]] 1 [[female symbol]] O. sp. ? apiculator 1 [[female symbol]] [[underlined]] Opius [[/underlined]] ? lugens 1 [[male symbol]] [[underlined]] Biosteres carbonarius [[/underlined]] 1 [[male symbol]], 1 [[female symbol]] [[underlined]] Phaenocarpa picinervis [[/underlined]] 1 fine [[male symbol]], sent to B.M. [[underlined]] A. (Synaldis) [[/underlined]] sp. 1 [[female symbol]] with longish terebra - 2/3 abd. [[underlined]] Aspilota concinna [[/underlined]] ? 1 lovely [[female symbol]]: lowest tooth of mandilla large & rounded [[image: drawing annotated "bottom" & "top"]] Also a small black-legged [[male symbol]] ? same species: head not so wide! A. cf. "sp. 4 like 5" 1 [[male symbol]], 2 [[female symbol]] [[female symbol]]. [[underlined]] Dacnusa adducta [[/underlined]] 1 large [[male symbol]]. [[underlined]] D. cyclops [[/underlined]] 1 [[underlined]] D. elegantula [[/underlined]] 1 [[underlined]] D. aphanta [[/underlined]] 1 [[underlined]] D. (cytherea [[/underlined]] 1 dwarf [[female symbol]]: agrees except in size &c.) Nixon (4.4.37) says n. sp. near [[underlined]] cytherea [[/underlined]] ! [[underlined]] D. (Gyr 5 Marshall) [[?polita-nigra]] [[/underlined]] sp. [[?now]] 1 [[male symbol]] (?) (Type!): 26 seg. antennae. [[underlined]] D. affinis [[/underlined]] 1 [[female symbol]] [[underlined]] D. siniffa [[/underlined]] ? [[underlined]] Gyrocampa uliginosa [[/underlined]] 1 [[male symbol]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 150.) 6.6.37 cont. Kings River, WI, cont. Proctos. 9 (Serphids 7). 8.6.37. Taken by E. O'Mahony at Dollymount, Co. DU. [[underlined]] Hoplocampa crataegi [[/underlined]] ? large [[female symbol]] Macrocentrus "n. sp Lyle" 1 [[female symbol]] Cryptines 2 [[female symbol]] [[female symbol]] = 9th June 1937. A fine day, but shower before our arrival made herbage rather wet & hard to sweep: warm: little or no sun. 3.0 till 5.0 PM. Glenasmole, Co. DU. All insects swept either by path or under trees on flat near Mr. Moore's & up to upper dam; or in sedgy field on east side of upper reservoir half-way up to St. Anne's church, where showed Miss Thomson the sedges & other plants. [[underlined]] Bombus lucorum & agrorum [[/underlined]] very common. [[underlined]] Rhododendrum [[/underlined]] [[female symbol]] [[female symbol]] & [[unisex symbol]] [[unisex symbol]] of former, only [[female symbol]] [[female symbol]] of latter. [[underlined]] Vespa vulgaris [[/underlined]] 1 [[unisex symbol]] at Moore's; 1st [[unisex symbol]] seen 1937. [[underlined]] Rhogogaster viridis [[/underlined]] & [[underlined]] Tomestethus luteiventris [[/underlined]] [[underlined]] Euura saliceti [[/underlined]] ?? on Salix: most sent to BM., one specimen ([[male symbol]]) taken with pollinia of an orchid stuck on its frons, as big as its head almost.