^ I oAfi '^tl.'i^ fOt H C-i n ^^•:'< ^^'^- Return to LIBRARY OF MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY WOODS HOLE MASS Loaned by American Museum of Natural History THE CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST VOLUME c^ditcrt tut XIV WiUiam J'aunclcre, LONDON, (tNTAUIO Rev C J S Bethnne, M A., Port Hope, Ont; E B Reed, J Bov^rles, Montreal, Que and G b iConbon I'KMNTKl) I'.V : THIi l-HKK PRESS FM;lN'ri\-, « in ti j., 79 I )acotah and Montana, 11 it 175 s., g., 174 frondnrla, 11 .v., 174 Cyllene pictus, 200, 240 " robiniae, 200, 240 Cymataphora dntarin, 11 s., 173 iii butterfly, Knglisli, 11 169 siilijUtchlenx, n »., i6g article by, 60 W., Correspondence, 38, 60, 98, 119, 137, 180, 200, /18, Cyclicn, taken Coquilleil, 1) Cucullia Montaiuie, Bucculatri.x ambrosiae-foliella, larva of, 153 Hyssodes obrussata, 17 239- Brachyitiyiii n.^., 77 " Infiina, 11 s,, 77 M it'igripes, n s , 78 Butterflies, 15 Conotrachelus nenuphar, Conservula, 212 11 list of, 140 notices, 118, 139, 220 Bowles, J, articles by, loi, 138 list of, 50 philodice, 50 Copaeodes Wrifihtii, u •>., 152 Copablepharon loiKjipeaiie, il s., Book Buprestis striata, eurytheme, 11 Colopha compressa, H., articles by, 35, 88 Bessula, 74 Birds, revised check , Colias Christina, 55 idalia, 20, 51 .Ar.silonche albovenosa, 197 " Henrici, 170 Wm " " Ashmead, 28 " celtis, 53 flora 25 columbina, 151 11 II Chrysopa, mouth inquaesita, 170 list of species of, 170 -Argynnis alcestis, 51 Cabbage 7'iirii>ia, Choraspilatcs Arizonaria, 109 Chortophila Hoccosa, 97 96 .\pple-tree pest, a nesv, 30 ^ 120 Uhleri, n " 59 alni, 61 11 137, 140, 177 'I lycaon, 53 .Vphididae, notes on, 13 " of Florida, 88 Aphis lonicerae, 13 • liberta, virginiensis, Chionobas tarpeia, Antigaster mirabilis, 35 -Anytiis sculptus var planus, 183 Apamea taken at Frankford, Fa Cliambers, V T., articles by 153, i8o Chariclea, 1S3 Antaplaga, 74 Anthoniyidae leaf mining, list of, Chalcophora Ancylo.vj-pha /eiia, >i s., -A.nnual Sleeting Ent Soc Ont Anthomyia 20, 100, 119, 139 of Illinois, 119 I' meeting Sci., s., Chalcididae of Florida, 35 M on some, 48 interstitialis, Amer Assoc Adv )i Walsliii, 47 Catocalae, Aletia argillacea, 9, 99, 150 Alj-pia octoniaculata, 228 Amara ciiti'atci, II of, 207 Uospitalis, n s., 184 inci\"is 240 lubricans, 240 niveilinea, 216 I' ulmifolii, 13 Catocala polygania var amida, 120 Agrotis aiinexa, preparatory stages • 14 trifolii, II Calloptery.x, 17S Campometra amella 234 Ciipis, n g., 20 Agonoderus comma 'I XIV i, Southern, 7, i 18, 39, 99, 218 18 Ueljis I'ortlandia, preparatory stages of, 84 Diplosis, parasitic species of, 146, 237 M grassator, n s., 237 Hiidge, Charle-i R, articles by, 30, 93 INDEX TO VOLUME '242 G M, Dodge, comma, preparatory stages of, 189 Grapta " interrogationis, preparatory stages of, 201 Grote, A R., articles by, 18, 29, 32, 46, 47, 74, 106, 115, 116, 119, 128, 134, 169, 181, 195,196, 212, article by, 39 Donation, 40 Dragon flies, migration of, 56 )repanocles puber, 107 ri sesquilinea, 107 ros, list of species of, 195 Drosophila aceti, 102 ampelophila, loi, 137 11 " cellaris, 102 flava, 102 11 Dury Hadena aurea, " Charles, article by, 176 lladroinyia, ' 2, 21, 28, , 29, 49, pellucidaria, 108 arefactaria 108 Endropia " 108 Hessian vinosaria, notes for iSSi, 17 Entomological " Society of Ontario, annual meeting ' Hoy, Dr Hybernia 196 of, 80 >i s., roste, II yA';7Vr'«w, i , 186 , Icthyura pallti, n s., 33 Insects, fossil, bibliography •' s., Euptoieta claudia, 219 Eustrotia y?rt7'z^«/A(?rt, « n s., " 187 and beneficial, 119 physiological arrangement Isosoraa Allynii, n •>., 9, 48 187 Eager, D B., articles by, 120, 130 Fernald, G H., article by, 166 Fidonia notataria, early stages of, 199 Field notes, i88i, Fletcher James, article by 218 Fota, n g 174 " > ar?nata, « s., 175, 181 " minorata, iSi of, 119 injurious to forest trees, 118 injurious to fruit trees in California, 139, no.xious " s., " " elymi, n 48, 97 s., 10, hordei, 98 " tritici, 97 Ithycerus curculionides, Jack, John G., article by, 21Q , g Fotella, H 181 iiotalis, n " I Kellicott, 9, 33, 48, 97, i8o, 207, 240 Fyles, Rev T \V., articles by, igS, 237 Gelechia gallaesolidaginis, 161 Geometridae, North "Xmerican, 106 Glaucoptery.x aurata, i86 Goniloba tityrus, 160, 200 W , ('has article by, 199 F article by, 7; , impecuniosa, 184 berry moth 170 L^iortyn.i liraiie " article by, 161 Lachnosternafusca, 17 Last year's collecting, 57 Leopard moth, 113 Lemonias " Gall mite on nettle tree, 198 (iaurotes cyanipennis, 58 liehring, Geo J., article by, 72 Goodhue, S., 181 French, G H articles by, Goodell, L D , s., phylio.xera, 240 tiliaria, 222 Hyperchiria zephyria, 215 36 cynipidis, n s,, 36 Eupethecia gypsata, n s., 188 Eupseudosoma 185 173 Euleucophaeus, 214 Eupelmus, 35 " " of, 130, 180 P R., article by, 100 Hj'driomene refluta, n Hylobius pales, 8- 80 30 s., ii, 39, 180 133, 180 Homopyralis iiiisfriUntu, n s., Hop-vine borer, 93 Horn, Dr (jeo H., article by, Streckerl, 128 7'iduiaria 79 , lunata, preparatory stages nigricans, 134 Saundersii, 133, 180 " Epinyctis, 75 Errata, 180, 239, 240 n s sera, 170 139, 142 arctata, 127 edusa, Homoptera " 118 for beginners, 41, 81, 113, 221 ritjit, gfandis, n fly, Holophora of, 137 '40> 177- Entomology, elementary work on, " subsignaria, Eugonia " 217 18 g., 78 H articles by, 7, 81, 224 120, 152, 163, 189, 194, 201, 229 n Eugeiiiamyia, ^., '* s,, s., Harrington, W, Heliumata, 10 Heliophila r/i/zi'sn, n s, 216 Heliothis nuchalis, 186 list of species of, 171 Helotropha, " 84, bibularia 108 Eliopia " endropiaria, 109 " Eudaemonia 11 19 jr., Hagen, Dr H A., articles by, Hamilton John, article by, 104 Ecpantheria scribonia, 113 Edwards, \V H articles by, Eucaterva v'ariaria, 109 Euchaetes, list of species n haiista, n idonea, v " funebris, 102 II XIV 121, 144 nais 25, 50 Palmeri, 25, 50 Leucania phragmitidicola, 197 Libythea Bachmanii, 49 Limenitis Ursula, 29 Lime-tree measuring worm, 222 Lintner, J A., article by, 96 Lobesia botrana, 178 Long-Stings, 81, 223 Luxuriosa, 175 l.ycaena astrr, 11 s 194 , pseiidargiolus, 50 L\nian, H H., article by, 228 Lythriay«/!'(i>Vii, « .v., 174 of, II, 134 INDEX TO VOLUME Poplar dagger-moth, 221 Mamestra glaciata, " gnata, Marmopteryx Marten (oh'ti, Mategramina •243 XIV ii s., 170 n s., 170 Psephcnus Lecontei, 72 Pscudohazis, 214 Pyraineis atalanta, preparatory stages 20 Pygarctia abdomJnalis, s/>oni\itii, >i s., 215 article by, 210 rubro-^uffusa 172 of, 229 Melicleptria celeris, 171 Merapioidus villosus, 77 articles by, i6o, I80 vols and 2, Can Ent., 15J Rheumapti Papilio ajax, 24, 26, 50 II cresphontes, 138, 180, 219 death rosa;, 8S ,, II Paedisca Scudderiana, a gall maker, C, of, 220 Ojcycneiiiis, asclepiadis, 8g citrifolii, 91 ,1 Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club, transactions 118, 140 176, 177, 17S, 220, 221, 237 Saunders, W E article by, 140 Segments, number of larval, 52 Obituary, 176 Osborn Herbert, 58 Satyrus alope 51 Saunders, W articles by, 1,41, 11 insects, oldest figures of, Oncocnemis griscicollis, n Ophion macrurum, 43 cecropia, 177 Columbia, 177 11 II North American Samia 183 11 flavifrontella, i6fi pellionella, 167, 169 tapetzella, 168, 169 136, INDEX TO VOLUME XI\ 244 Tineola Urocerus nitidus, 226 biselliella, 169 Tornos escaria, ti s., 186 tiitemi/>tn>-ia, n s, 18; " ochrofuscaria, 186 Tortricidae, B'ernald's catalogue of 115 Tortricotles bifidalis, 66 'Vrama g7-isei/ie>inis, n .1., 183 11 Vanessa antiopa, O H., Williston, iJr .S W., Xiphydna albicornis, 224 mellipes, 225 Transportation of eggs and young larvae, 24 Tremex columba, 225 Trichogramma pretio.sa, lixi^in, 11 articl-e of 32, articles by, 77, ij8 172 s., 173 II versuta, 172 " list of species of, 195 Tyroglyphus phylloxera 121, 127, 146 II Yeast as an insect destroyer, Vrias clieiitis, n s 236 , II Uroceridae, on the occurrence of some species •I crudelis, n s., 237 repentis, 236 of, 224 Urocerus albicornis, 11 227 bizonatus, 227 by, 138 147 Tripudia, notes on the genus 11 Milberli, 21S II Van VVagenen Zotheca viridifera, 217 38 ^ MBL WHOI LIBRARY H ITBT - ^5 o / ... near the base, the ovipositor The color of the legs vary slightly ; in five speci- mens the anterior and posterior legs have the femurs fuscous except at the the tibioe with basal half fuscous, the. .. internode They pro- THE CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST 10 duce no swelling or the gall, as larvre of / Hordei, soft tissue of the interior of the stalks but feed upon the are about 15 of an inch long, rather... the last of November were in the pupa state in the interior of the stalks down close to or in the substance of the joint, both in the fields and in my breeding Those were in the larva state the