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28./ 21.7.37 cont. Curracloe, WX., cont Pezomachus 1 [[female symbol]], [[checkmark]] very small, blackish. Hermiteles] ?? 1 slender [[female symbol]] [[checkmark]] taken running up stem of grass at 2, like wingless Drymid. cf. with [[female symbol]] taken in same place on 20.7.27 P.M. q.v. Cryptus black & white-marked [[male symbol]] [[checkmark]] (= ? viduatorius) Pimpla brevicornis at 1. Glypta ceretites [[male symbol, male symbol]] at 1. G. elongator] [[female symbol]] at 3 Banchus volutatorius [[male symbol, male symbol]] at 1, [[male symbol]] & [[female symbol]] at 2 Mesoleius sp.? 1 [[female symbol]] [[checkmark]]. Thersilochus ? 1 [[female symbol]] [[checkmark]]. Meloboris spp. frequent at 3: two only kept = M. red coxae 1 [[female symbol]] [[checkmark]]; M. black coxae 1 [[female symbol]] [[checkmark]] Polyblastus ? 1 ([[male symbol]] ?) [[checkmark]]. Apanteles [[?fuscipes]] ? at 1 (not kept) nitricularis from 3 = vulgaris fide R.L.P. 29. 21.7.37. evening 7. till 10 P.M. Walked via Skreen Road to "Lough-na-paesta," a deep "Kettle-hole" in the moraine 2 miles inland, alt. about 150 feet (water probably not more than 80 to 100 feet!), & on way investigated 3 other 1/2-drained kettle holes S. of Skreen road near Glenbough, Co. WX. "Lough-na-peaste", near Screen, Co. WX. - (13 kept: these labelled XI.9.38 AWS.) Ademon decrescens [[male symbol, male symbol]] & [[female symbol, female symbol]] common on stems of rushes, &c., sticking up out of water on edge of lough & taken with sucker; some were seen to rise from the water & one that fell on its back on water immediately righted itself & flew away. Variable in size; but none brightly coloured. Gyrocampa affinis ? [[male symbol, male symbol]] & [[female symbol, female symbol]], with last. Dacnusa areolaris [[female symbol, female symbol]] on roadside near last. Dacnusa sp. [[female symbol]] from kettle hole near Glenbough (& also some icks, but none kept.)].