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10th July, 1937. A fine day, with much sun, but rather strong NW wind & rising glass.
Swept during lunch hour, 12.30 - 1.30 P.M. 
in ditches & along lee side of hedges at Ratoath bog, Co. ME., where museum digging for Irish Elk remains.

Ratoath Bog, Co. ME.

Bombus lucorum, agrorum &  lapidarius [[2 virgin female symbols]] seen.

B. terestris 1 [[virgin female symbol]], worn, on Carduus arvensis near Dunshaughlin

Amblyteles armatorius  [[2 Male symbols]] seen for first time 1937.

Epitomies pygmaeus 1 [[Male symbol]].

Pezomachus 1 black [[Female symbol]].

Atractodes or [[?]] ?  1 [[Male symbol]], small, black.

Cryptid, red & black, 1 [[Female symbol]].

Lissonota bellator 1 [[Male symbol]], strongly sculptured.

L. errajanda ? 1 [[Male symbol]]

Tryphon trochanteratus 1 [[Male symbol]]

Transcription Notes:
Spelling of species named checked as I go against https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1E_Zc6xt1giFN2mfBuByQ7kpkW1_nLCcFaO_bBm8zjEE/edit?usp=sharing - @siobhanleachman