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3. 25.8.53, cont. The Murrough, Co. WI., cont. Taken at 1. (Dry drain). [15 mtd. from 1 & these labelled 10.4.1954.] Cryptinid 8: 2♀︎♀︎ only mounted = Phygadeuon? sp. ♀︎ ant. 24 Hemiteles? sp. ♀︎, ant. 22. Meloboris sp. ♂︎♂︎ & ♀︎♀︎, still common: none mtd. Thersilochid ♀︎, ant. 19. minute = Bracon fulvipes? dark var., ♂︎, ant. 33. B. rugosulun m. 3♂︎♂︎, 1♀︎, ant. 25,25 & X (♂︎♂︎), 24 (♀︎). Hormius sp. ♂︎, ant. 27. Perilitus cf. melanocera ♀︎, large, ant. 22. Opius caesus ♂︎: not mtd. Phaenocarpa nitida Thoms. ♂︎ & ♀︎, ant. 42 & 29: (= trisulcata Stelfox). Dacnusa areolaris, small, 9 (♂︎ & ♀︎) & D. cyclops ♂︎: none mtd. D. fasciata miki ♂︎ (mauled by an Ick) & also ♀︎, ♂︎ ant. 30; ♀︎ ant. 29. D. (G.) uliginosa 2: not mtd. Chaenusa conjungens 1♂︎, 1♀︎: not mtd. Proctos 16: none mtd. Chalcids 3: 1 minute (?Mymarid) mtd. = Hemipteron with [[image]] joint in antennae: not mtd. 4. 5.8.53, cont. The Murrough, WI., cont. Taken at 2 (outside railway, on shore, &c.) [6 labelled 11.4.54: the remainder apparently not mtd.] Bethylus fuscicornis, brachypterous ♀︎. Hemiteles spp. 5 small. Glypta ♂︎. Lissonota cylindrator? ♂︎. Campoplegids 2. Bracon osculator 1 typical ♀︎. 2 var degenerator ♀︎♀︎. B. epitriptus var.1 ♀︎, ant. 28+. B. minute ♂︎: not mtd. B. sp.? (near melanocera?) ♀︎, ant. 26: teneral! = Chelonus intermedius common. Sigalphus caudatus ♀︎♀︎ common, a few ♂︎♂︎ probably this species. Apanteles falcatus ♀︎. Blacus humilis group 4♀︎♀︎, very small; ant. all 17. B. sp. ♀︎: not mtd. Diospilus capito 4♀︎♀︎. Opius stenops? 2♀︎♀︎. Pentapleura pumilio 1 very small ♀︎, dark legs. Aspilota concinna ♂︎. Dacnusa areolaris 1♂︎. D. (G.) uliginosa 1. Proctos. 9. Chalcids: small spp. abundant 16 in sucker. Diptera: Anthrax seen on beach during lunch Butterflies: Grayling, Wall, Common Blue, Tortoiseshell & 1 Painted Lady on flowers of Mentha qquatica inside railway. Hemipteron. Therapha hyocyami: several seen.