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90. 9.9.41, cont. Roonah district, WM. cont. Stenonaerus intermedius? ♂︎ at 3, and 3, ant. 31. Bracon erythrostictus? 1♂︎, 2♀︎♀︎ (ant. 34, 33 & 36, as well as a small (starved?) ♂︎, with only 29-seg. antennae, &c.: all at 1. Microgaster cf. globatus or subincompletus 3♂︎♂︎ at 1, belly pale at base, pale wings, &c. M. tibialis? 1♂︎ at 1. Meteorus abdominator 2♂︎♂︎ at 3, ant. 27 & 28. Dacnusa lestes? at 1, ant. 22. Chalcid ♀︎ at 1, long curved terebra, short antennae = 90. 10th Sept. 1941. A very fine day, with S.W. breeze. Rode to Killary & had lunch 1/2 mile E. of Bunderragha then returned to woods at Delphi Lodge, where swept a few insects at N. end of birch woods; turned E. at foot of Doo Lough up Glenummera to Tawnyard Lough & over the hill to Glenlaur & Sheefy Bridge. Above last valley, on S. side & facing NE is a magnificent series of cliffs which seem well worth working. After tea near Sheffry Bridge rode home to Old Head via Drummin & Bourin nat. school. The roads by Doo Lough & up Glenummera & over hill to Sheffry Bridge very bad, with loose stones, & not fit for a car. Scenery, however, very fine. Butterfly. Saw a Red Admiral at tea-place, above Sheffry Bridge. Bombus muscorum ♂︎♂︎ & ☿☿ seen by roadside. B. agrorum seen. Cratichneumon cf. annulator 1♀︎, dark legs. Leptocryptus aereus 1♂︎. Stilpnus gagates 1♂︎ Cryptinae. 2 others. ♀︎♀︎♀︎♀︎♀︎