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84. RIVERDALE. A.W.S. WH. 11 9 38 11.9.38 Afternoon 3.0 till 4:15 P.M. Riversdale, 2 miles SSE of Raharney, Co. WH. - Should be Riverdale! AWS. 21/11/40. RIVERDALE. A.W.S. WH. 11 9 38 All swept E. of road where it passes under trees some under tree-belt, but almost all along sides of drain separating tree-belt from boggy field to E. 42 kept & these labelled 21/11/40! AWS. Stilpnus gagates? 1♀ Microcryptus?? 1♀ Pezomachus 1♀, small Stenomacrus intermedius? 1♂ Promethes scutellaris 1♂ Cteniscus 1 Rhyssalus 1♂ Blacus ruficornis 2♂♂, 2♀♀ Biosteres impressus 1♂ Alloea contracta 1 fully winged ♀ Phaenocarpa livida 1♂ Adelura sylvia 1 nice ♀, 37-seg. ant. Orthostigma 1♀, with well-marked stigma, large much widened head, stout very red petiole, 21-seg. antennae, almost or nearly as long as the body = pumila Nees? 85. 11.9.38, cont. Riverdale, WH., cont. Aspilota nigra miki 1 nice ♂, 26-seg. ant. A. parapsidalis miki 1 fine [[male symbol]], 25-seg. ant., with rugose prododeum & well-marked parapoidal furrows, though these not quite so strong as in type ♂ from Birney's Bog, CV., 5.7.34. R.C.F. A. rufata 1♂, 18-seg. ant. A. alua miki? 1 nice ♀, agrees well with series from Trawalua & has very curious smooth propodeum. Dacnusa n. sp.? but unfortunately freshly enclosed & wings soft; post petiole hairless, square with sharp projecting spiracles, 2nd abd. seg. pale, terebra exserted, antennae 32-seg., wings &c., all throw it into the areolaris group, no sternauli, large mandibles, &c. = D. tuberculata miki sp.11, AWS. 21.11.40 D. pubescens 1♂, 24-seg. ant.; 2♀♀, 23 & 24-seg. ant.; all very small D. lestes?? 2♀♀, short terebra, well-marked sternauli, "clubbed" stigma. D. sp. like pubescens but well-marked sternauli, nevertheless terebra too long for lestes or confinis: put near pubescents! AWS 21/11/40. D. areolaris or laevipectus? 1♂, very red legs, 23-seg. ant. Ametria uliginosa? 2♂♂, with 26 & 27 seg. ant. Proctos. 10.
