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181. Gammarus sp. very abundant in both tarns! 6th June 1944. A dull day, with strong, cold, N.W. wind & merely odd momentary gleams of sun, but no rain. In forenoon walked along Tipperary road & then into Ballinacourty Woods & back to hotel through fields between woods & road, where discovered in upper fields a series of springs & swamps with some nice plants including Bog Thistle (C. pratensis) Smaller Butterfly Orchid (H. bifolia), Orchis majalis = the "latifolia" of the older botanists (a form with unspotted leaves. Swept in three 182. 6.6.44, cont. Aherlow & Ballinacourty, ST., cont. areas as follows:- 1 = Aherlow, roadside from Newtown to where present road to Tipperary & old road separate. 2 = Ballinacourty woods just above where the old & new roads to Tipperary part. 3 = East of woods above fields & nearby spots in fields below wood & between wood & road. Aherlow (roadside), ST. 11 till 11.30 A.M. Taken at 1. [15 only mtd: these labelled & put away 18.12.1946! AWS.] Strombocerus delicatulus ♀︎ [[strikethrough]] Anteon [[/strikethrough]] ♂︎ = Aphelopus sp. Barichneumon? ♂︎: not mtd. on willows Phaeogenid ♂︎: not mtd. Cryptinid ♂︎: not mtd. Lissonotid ♂︎ = Cryptopimpla errabunda? ♂︎, ant. 41. Perilissus (reddish head!): not mtd. Promethes pulchellus ♀︎: not mtd. Stenomacrus laricis ♂︎, ant. broken near top. Campoplegids 4: 1♀︎ mtd. ant. 23 =