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106. 9th Oct. 1938. After bad weather & heavy rain on 8th: a bright day with gale from SW. & heavy showers: rising glass. As George was leaving for London to resume college-work we did not go out till noon: then drove to [[?Lysr]] House on Grand Canala & DU-KD boundary, but wind blowing right along canal, so went in W. of railway to sheltered spot by roadside at Reeves where stopped for an hour & then home. Before heavy shower at 2 P.M. Ichs. very common on sheltered side of hedge & some taken with sucker. Roadside at Reeves, 3 miles WE of Celbridge, Co. KD. 1-2 P.M. [7 kept & these labelled 6/12/40 A.W.S.] Phaeogenid? 1 [[male symbol]], black, red legs = Phaeogenes tibiator? Atractodes [[strikethrough]] tenebricornis [[/strikethrough]] ? 1 [[female symbol]] Exolytus 1 [[male symbol]] Leptocryptus 1 [[female symbol]] 107. 9.10.38 cont. Reeves, Co. KD. cont. Pimpla depositor 1 [[female symbol]] Plectiscus 1 [[male symbol]] = Exallonyx 1 [[female symbol]] 10th Oct. Saw several Swallows flying S. at 7.30 A.M. when I went to start up the car (to take George to Kingstown). 16th Oct. 1938 Owing to bad weather at mid-week I was not out till this date, on which, being Sunday, I was on duty in Museum in afternoon. A very fine day, but strong W. wind, after a similar day on Saturday; but rain (a little) at night. Vegetation very wet & did not collect. In morning drove to Phoenix Park with Daisy & spent a couple of hours there basking. Saw many Vespa vulgaris [[juvenile symbol, juvenile symbol]] & I think [[male symbol, male symbol]], the latter flying high & wild round the trees. Also saw a flock of Swallows at foot of the Furry Glen about 12 noon. 18th Oct. 1938 Stenomacrus morionellus? 1 [[female symbol]] taken at light in house at 8 p.m. 14 Clareville Rd., Harold's Cross, Dublin.