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2. L o n g i c o l l i s , Gyll. " T a k e n in Suffolk, in May, by Mr. Kirby," Marsham MSS. (Ste. Illus.). (NOTE.—In Mr. Garneys' diary, Aglenus brunneus, Gyll., is recorded, probably erroneously, from Beddingfield, in April, 1861. This species is found somewhat commonly in Germany and Italy, in greenhouses, under beech bark, etc., but does not appear to have yet occurred in Britain, though it is quite possible the above may have been an importation. I know of no indigenous specimen). i. 1 2 - s t r i a t u s , Mull.
ANOMMATUS. In Suffolk (Ste. Illus.).
L A T H RI DI US. 1. L a r d a r i u s , De G. Oulton Broad, June, 1898 (Bedwell).—On banks of the Gipping, by sweeping reeds, etc., uncommon. 2. A n g u l a t u s , Humm. Two, sent to me from Tostock, recently captured, by Mr. W. H . Tuck, on 9-11-96. CONINOMUS. i. N o d i f e r , IVestw. Bury .District, in nests of B. lapidarius and V. vulgaris (Tuck).— Brandon and Ipswich Districts, common in refuse, and by beating faggots, etc. ENICMUS. 1. M i n u t u s , L. Taken in Suffolk (Ste. Illus.). —Sudbury, Suffolk (Ransom).—Bury District, in nests of B. lapidarius and muscorum, and of V. crabro (Tuck).— Oulton Broad (Bedwell).—Brandon and Ipswich Districts, common. 2. T r a n s v e r s u s , Ol. Bury District (Tuck).—Carlton Colville (Bedwell).—Ipswich District, common ; Dunwich ; Felixstowe, etc.
1. R u f i c o l l i s , Marsh. 2. E l o n g a t a , Curt. December, 1898.
CARTODERE. In plenty, in moss, in Suffolk (Curtis). Rare, in bracken refuse, in Bentley Woods,
CORTICARIA. 1. P u b e s c e n s , Gyll. From moss, Eye District, 4-4-60 (Tyrer).— Corton, August, 1891 (Butler).—On the window of my study, Ipswich. 2. D e n t i c u l a t a , Gyll. Occasionally, at Ipswich, in moss, etc. ; Southwold ; Oulton Broad. 3. ? S e r r a t a , Payk. One doubtful specimen, Ipswich, in an old collection of Lepidoptera, April, 1898. 4. E l o n g a t a , Humm. Assington Thicks ; Foxhall and Sproughton, uncommon. MELANOPHTHALMA.1 i. G i b b o s a , Herbst. Brandon District (Elliott).—Ipswich District, common ; Southwold ; Lowestoft, etc. 1 T h e common and widely distributed Af. julvipes, caria. etc., on the coast.
Com., should be sought at the roots of
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