COMPLIMENTS OF

WILLIAM PROCTER

BAR HARBOR. MAINE

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BIOLOGICAL SURVEY

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MOUNT DESERT REGION

Conducted by

WILLIAM PROCTER
PART I

THE INSECT FAUNA

with reference to the Flora and Other Biological Features
By CHARLES WILLISON JOHNSON

Curator of Insects and Mollusls,
Boston Society of Natural History

From the

MOUNT DESERT ISLAND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY

Mount Desert Island, Maine

Published by
THE WISTAE INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY AND BIOLOGY

Philadelphia

1927

Copyright by

WILLIAM PROCTER

1927

PREFACE

The Mount Desert Region named in these publications is
the territory of the island of Mount Desert, Maine, and its
immediate surroundings in the extreme northeastern part
of the United States. In this area of approximately 100
square miles is found a combination of sea and mountains
with accompanying bays, rivers, brooks, lakes, swamps,
valleys, and flats that is not found in any other place on the
globe.

In the center is the island whose mountains rise from the
sea to a level of over a thousand feet. Between mountain
peaks numerous lakes are found; some at a considerable
elevation, while others are lower. Approaching the sea
level, swamps or 'heaths' are formed, where the water is
fresh from the land drainage above or salt from the sea's
penetration.

Outside is the open ocean, while between it and the island
are smaller islands forming a sheltered thoroughfare and the
harbors of Seal, North East, South West, and Manset, and
from there the fjord called Somes Sound penetrates toward
the center of the island for some miles.

On the east the open w^aters of Frenchman Bay are checked
in their sweep by smaller islands which, with Mount Desert
Island, enclose a large stretch of water between them and
the mainland to the north and on which Bar Harbor is located.
This bay is quite distinct biologically from the waters to
the south.

Into the bay flow several rivers. Some are real rivers drain-
ing adjacent terrain, while others are tortuous channels from
the sea extending many miles inland with a swift current
moving one way or the other, due to the shifting tides which
rise and fall normally about ten feet. On the mainland

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toward the north are brooks and lakes varying in accordance
with their method of formation.

Still farther to the west and beyond the Narrows is the
Western Bay. Fed by several large brooks and the Union
River, the life here is in many ways quite different from that
in Frenchman Bay.

Believing that a region possessing such a variety of en-
vironmental conditions in a limited area while situated on
the northern line of the transitional zone of the Austral and
the southern line of the Boreal region should offer an excep-
tional opportunity for biological research, I have, after care-
ful reconnaisance, undertaken this survey.

The results, which will be published as the work progresses,
I hope will be of scientific value and interest. The desire
back of this work, however, is to set forth the forms which
occur in sufficient abundance as to be available for experi-
mental biological research together with enough data to
enable investigators to determine when and where the ma-
terials may be found.

For the purpose of furthering research in marine biology
in this locality, the Mount Desert Island Biological Labora-
tory is situated on the Island at Salisbury Cove. The head-
quarters of the survey are at present at this station.

William Peoctee.

Bar Harbor, Maine, U.S.A.
January, 1927.

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CHARLES HENRY FERNALD

It gives those engaged in the biological survey of Mount
Desert great pleasure to dedicate this volume to the mem-
ory of

Charles Henry Fernald

A PATRIOT, ZOOLOGIST, aud TEACHER

Born at Southwest Harbor, Maine, March 16, 1839
Died at Amherst, Massachusetts, February 22, 1921

A true son of the Maine coast, Professor Fernald went to sea
at the age of fifteen, spending six years on vessels engaged
in West Indian and coast trade. He then entered the Wes-
leyan Seminary to prepare for college, but on the opening
of the Civil War enlisted in the Navy where he served three
years, retiring with the rank of Ensign. Continuing his stud-
ies at every opportunity, he was able at the close of his serv-
ice to enter Bowdoin College. In 1871, Professor Fernald
became the first professor of natural history at the Maine
State College, now the University of Maine. While there he
studied at the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, and under Louis Agassiz on Penikese Island.
After fifteen years of service in the Maine State College, he
resigned to accept the position of Professor of Zoology and
Entomology in the Massachusetts Agricultural College, retir-
ing in 1910.

THE INSECT FAUNA OF MOUNT DESERT, MAINE

INTRODUCTION

The study of the insect fauna of a given section, aside from
its purely entomological importance, has great economic value
in showing the relative distribution of the injurious species
and their parasites. It also presents many biological features
of general interest bearing on distribution, variation, the
relation of insects to the flora, and other environmental
conditions.

The value of such a study is often greatly enhanced by
being made in a region so favorably situated as to show-
clearly many of the factors governing distribution. In this
respect there are probably few places that equal Mount
Desert. Situated on the southern edge of the area defined as
the Canadian life zone or the most southern extension of the
Boreal region and the most northern extension of the so-called
Transitional zone of the Austral region, it forms a meeting-
ground of the northern and southern species.

As I am endeavoring in this paper to show as far as it is
possible the relation of insects to the flora, I will first consider
what the botanists say regarding plant distribution.^ "One
of the most marked characteristics of the island flora is its
not only strongly northern, but arctic character. On its coast,
enveloped in cold fogs and washed by waters chilled by the
arctic currents, it is no wonder that arctic plants like Montia
fontana and Stellaria humifusa should find a congenial home.
Moreover this character of the flora is shown by the fact that
with one exception, Lycopodium selago, the mountain plants
descend to the sea level. Neither on the one hand is the alti-
tude of the mountain summits sufficient to develop an alpine

^"A preliminary catalogue of the plants growing on Mount Desert," by Ed-
ward L. Eand and John H. Redfield, p. 20, Cambridge, 1894.

10 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

flora nor on the other hand is the warmth and general char-
acter of the lowlands sufficient to bring many of the plants
of the middle temperate region thus far up the coast of
Maine. The flora then may be said to be essentially Cana-
dian, having close relations with the very similar flora of
New Brunswick. It also shows, apart from its maritime char-
acter, many points of resemblance to the general flora of the
White Mountain region. It is in its special problems how-
ever, that plant distribution becomes of great interest at
Mount Desert."

Prof. M. L. Fernald,^ in referring to the diversity of the
island flora, says: ''The flora of the Mount Desert region is
not by any means entirely arctic or subarctic. There we
find essentially all of the common plants of the Canadian zone
and mingling with them in sheltered nooks and meadows or
on warm slopes, many scores of plants which reach their
extreme northern or northeastern limit on Mount Desert or
the immediate coast — such plants as the Pitch Pine, Piniis
rigida; the Bear Oak, Quercus ilicifolia; the Sweet Pepper-
bush, Clethra alnifolia; the Swamp Loosestrife, Decodon ver-
ticillatus; the Meadow Beauty, Rhexia virginica, and the
maple-leaved Viburnum, Viburnum acerifolium. This extraor-
dinary accumulation within one small area of the typical
plants of the arctic realm, of the Canadian zone and in many
cases of the southern coastal plain, cannot be duplicated at
any point known to the writer." Mount Desert is —

"An island full of hills and dells,
All rumpled and uneven
With green recesses, sudden swells,

And odorous valleys driven
So deep and straight, that always there
The wind is cradled to soft air. ' '

This diversity and the temperature of the Island are aptly
pointed out by Mr. Barrington Moore, "* editor of Ecology,
who says: ''From the forestry point of view I can state that

'"An Acadian plant sanctuary." Sieur de Monts Publication, vol. 5, p. 6.
'"Scientific aspects of Mt. Desert Island." The Maine Naturalist, vol. 1, p.
100, 1921.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 11

on no area of this size have I seen growing together forests
representing such ditferent conditions and consequently with
such different requirements. The vegetation in general ap-
pears to be even more remarkable than the forests. Rand
has found on the Island 230 species of plants common to the
arctic. The crowberry (Empetrum mgrum) grows here at
sea level, while inland at this latitude and even further north
it is found only on the summits of the high mountains above
timber line under truly arctic alpine conditions, and still the
southern sweet fern {Myrica asplenifolia) grows here in
actual contact with these boreal plants.

''An indication of the comparative mildness of the Mt.
Desert climate in spite of its arctic flora, is to be found in a
group of Japanese pines growing at one of the gateways
north of the village of Bar Harbor, a tree so sensitive to cold
that it is killed at the latitude of New York, which yet has
lived on this island for twenty years without protection in
Avinter. ' '

In the remarks by Rand and Redfield on the plant distribu-
tion you will notice that an exception is made of the maritime
flora, otherwise there is a "resemblance to the general flora
of the White Mountain region." This is, to a large degree,
equally true of the insects. The same trees and plants of
the two places have the same insect enemies, and these insects
in turn serve as hosts for the same parasites. The elevations
of the island are not sufficient for the arctic-alpine forms of
Mount Washington and the boreal species are more com-
monly found near the shores and in the vicinity of the lakes,
cold spring runs, and bogs, the more sheltered and southern
exposures probably harboring the greater number of austral
species.

In regard to the distribution of aquatic insects, as pointed
out by Dr. R. H. Howe, Jr.,^ cold bogs and ponds that are
spring fed have less extremes in temperature than ponds that
are not thus supplied with water. Thus he found boreal and

* ' ' The distribution of New England Odonata. ' ' Proe. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.,
vol. 36, p. 110, 1921.

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austral dragon flies living together in the same pond far be-
yond their normal limits of distribution. The pond in ques-
tion had a bottom temperature of 51°F. in summer and 36°F.
in winter — a range of only 15°.

The distribution of most of the maritime insects is gov-
erned comparatively little by the corresponding vegetation,
although the two frequently show a similar distribution.
Temperature and a suitable environment are the principal
factors. A low muddy shore with considerable marsh and
pools of brackish water has an insect fauna of its own, and
it is these species that often show a very wide distribution.
To the proximity of the ocean with its modifying effect on
the climate is apparently due this extension of southern spe-
cies far beyond their normal habitat. On the other hand, cold
currents produce conditions favorable to boreal species. The
effect of the ocean on temperature is perhaps best shown at
Sable Island.^ '^A study of the temperature will show that
there are no extremes of heat or cold on the island ; that the
highest temperature during the past four years was 78° and
the lowest point reached by the thermometer during the same
period was 5° above zero."

With these evident and interesting features bearing on the
zoogeography of the island before us, a special study has been
made each year of the halophilous insects frequenting the salt
marshes at the Narrows near the bridge. The number of
southern species that have been collected there is surprising.
Their abundance would also indicate that this is by no means
the northeastern limit of distribution of liiany of the species
and that a wide overlapping of northern and southern forms
occurs on this part of the coast.

The abundance of the parasite wasps — Ichneumonidae —
and the parasitic flies — Tachinidae — indicates a normal or
balanced condition, these insects keeping in check the injuri-
ous species. The lady-beetles, lace wings, and syrphid flies,
the great enemies of the plant-lice, are also abundant and

°" Sable Island with a catalogue of its vascular plants," by Harold St. John,
Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., vol. 36, p. 52, 1921.

THE MOUNT DESEET REGION 13

largely instrumental in keeping these prolific and destructive
insects within bounds.

Another factor of importance relative to a careful survey
of the insect fauna of a region is the having on record the
species to be found there at a certain time, so that, in the
future, changes which we know are slowly but certainly affect-
ing insect life can be tabulated and the causes which have
brought about an increase or diminution of certain species
may be better understood. The many introduced trees and
plants have been and may continue to be a factor toward
further insect distribution. Already there have occurred
among plants of economic importance such insects as the
Colorado potato beetle, the lunate onion fly and the narcissus
fly on bulbs, the European cabbage butterfly, etc. The bro\vn-
tail moth, abundant from 1909-1915, when Bar Harbor spent
over $2500.00 in keeping it in check, has now apparently dis-
appeared, at least I have seen but one moth (July 16, 1923)
since starting my work in 1918. The gypsy moth is reported
on the island, although not yet abundant. The danger from
introduced species cannot be overestimated, and prompt
action should be taken to destroy them, otherwise —

"A big invading army

Tliey make the earth their own. ' '

Introduced without their parasites and other natural enemies,
the only immediate recourse is in spraying with arsenical
preparations, with the result that many of our native species
disappear, the balance of nature is disturbed and the diver-
sity and beauty of our insect fauna are gone. The rich insect
fauna of Mount Desert shows that we are still dealing in
places with an almost undisturbed ecological condition, which
we trust may continue to survive in the many sequestered
parts of the island.

Prior to the work of preparing this list there had been
practically no special entomological work done on the island.
A number of butterflies obtained by various collectors visit-
ing Mount Desert are mentioned in Scudder's great work.^

""Butterflies of eastern United States and Canada," by Samuel H. Scudder,
3 volumes, 1959 pages, and 89 plates, 1889.

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A paper on the tiger beetles '^ seems to be the only paper
published pertaining especially to insects found on the island.

The late Prof. H. C. Fernald and his son Dr. H. T. Fernald
have collected many insects on the island. These are now in
the collection of the Massachusetts Agricultural College,
Amherst, Massachusetts, and have been studied in connection
with this list. The summers of 1909 to 1911 were spent by
the late Dr. Charles Sedgwick Minot at Northeast Harbor.
In his younger days Dr. Minot was greatly interested in the
study of Lepidoptera, and here he renewed his first love for
nature by making a large and exceedingly valuable collection
of insects, mostly of moths which he captured at lights. Sev-
eral of the insects were new to science and others very rare,
some of the moths not having been collected since Packard
recorded them in his monograph of the Geometridae in 1876.
In all, over 280 species of Lepidoptera with many other in-
sects were collected by him. These are in the collection of
the Boston Society of Natural History.

In connection with its work on the New England fauna,
the Boston Society of Natural History in 1918 selected the
island of Mount Desert as a place for a part of its summer
work, this location presenting favorable conditions for a
study of insects in relation to life zones. July 10th to 18th
was spent by me at Southwest Harbor, the field work being
confined to the woods south of Manset, ''Great Heath," the
southern portions of Echo Lake and Long Pond (Great Pond)
and the southern slope of Western Mountain.

In 1919, my work from July 17th to 31st was confined to
the vicinity of Bar Harbor, collecting at the Nurseries, at the
foot of Picket Mountain, Sieur de Monts Spring, Duck Brook,
Witch Hole Pond, Green Mountain, and for one day (July
27th), on the salt marsh at the Narrows near the bridge.

From August 10 to 19, 1920, the above localities near Bar
Harbor were again visited, with one day (August 13th) spent
at the Narrows in company with Mr. Barrington Moore.

' ' ' Cicindelidae of Mt. Desert, Maine, ' ' by Edw. Doubleday Harris, Journal
N. Y. Entom. Soc, vol. 9, p. 29, 1901,

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August 20th to 24tli was spent at Southwest Harbor, collect-
ing at Long Pond and the woods south of Manset. Au-
gust 23rd was spent with Mr. and Mrs. Moore in making a
special study of a small bog near Tremont.

In 1921, the work of collecting was begun much earlier,
with excellent results. June 7th to 16th was spent at Bar
Harbor, collecting at the places mentioned above, with the
exception of Green Mountain. June 9th was spent at the
Narrows and Salisbury Cove, and June 10th at Jordan and
Upper Hadlock Ponds in company with Mr. Benjamin
Hadley. From June 17th to 23rd the work of collecting was
continued at Southwest Harbor, in the woods south of
Manset, Echo Lake, and Long Pond. Mr. S. N. F. Sanford
also collected at Salisbury Cove and other parts of the island
in July and again in August, adding a number of species to
the list.

In 1922, work was again started in June. From the 16th
to 23rd the localities mentioned in the vicinity of Bar Harbor
were again visited, but rainy and foggy weather interfered
considerably. June 24th to 29th was spent at Southwest
Harbor, collecting again at the places mentioned above.
Through the kindness of Mr. Barrington Moore, June 26th
was spent in collecting at the Narrows, at the outlet of
Long Pond, and on Mount Robinson, examining the bear or
scrub oaks — Qiiercits ilicifoUa — on which were found the
characteristic galls of this oak, CaUirhytis tuberosa and
C. operator.

A collecting trip was also made this year in September
for autumnal species. September 6th was spent in the woods
below Manset, Southwest Harbor; September 7th, at Echo
Lake and Long Pond; September 8tli, at Seal Brook and
Break Neck Pond through the kindness of Mr. Hallock; Sep-
tember 9th and 10th, at Bar Harbor ; September 11th at Duck
Pond; September 12th, at the Narrows through the kindness
of Mr. Benjamin Hadley, and September 13th, at Newport
Cove (Sand Beach), Great Head, in company with Mr. Bar-
rington Moore.

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In 1923, collecting was done in July. The lOtli was spent
at Bar Harbor; the 11th at Newport Cove, Great Head, in
company with Mr. H. B. Peirson. July 12th to 18th was spent
at the Mount Desert Biological Laboratory, Salisbury Cove;
the 15th, in company with Mr. C. E. Olsen, and the 17th, at
the Narrows through the kindness of Mr. Frank J. Myers.
July 19th and 20th was spent at Manset, Southwest Harbor.

The island was not visited in 1924, but in July, 1925, I
again continued my work. The 22nd to 25th was spent at
Salisbury Cove, collecting on the "Heath" and "Meadow"
south of the town and as far west as the mouth of Northeast
Creek. The 26th to 29th was spent at Manset.

From August 6 to 12, 1926, work was again confined to
the vicinity of Salisbury Cove. From August 26 to Septem-
ber 12, 1926, Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Alexander, of Amherst, Mas-
sachusetts, visited the island, stopping at Southwest Harbor.
Their collecting was confined largely to the southern end of
Echo Lake, Beach, and Western Mountains. They were very
successful and added many species to the list, especially in
the Tipulidae.

Through the kindness of Mr. Dwight Blaney, I have exam-
ined a collection of insects he has made on Ironbound Island.
A few of these, not yet found on Mount Desert (but which
undoubtedly will be) have been added to the list.

In making a collection from any given area, about one-half
of these species are found quite common, some are always rare,
while with others their time of appearing is limited or they
are local and can only be obtained by collecting at" all' seasons
and in all parts of the area for a number of years. Another
feature in the study of insects that should be considered is
that practically all determinations have to be made from the
adult or winged stage, and that each of these pass through at
least three other well-marked stages — egg, larva, and pupa —
while the larvae and nymphs of many, in each of their several
molts, often vary greatly in appearance. Thus, while there
are probably 5000 species on the island of Mount Desert,
these would be represented by over 30,000 quite distinct

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forms. The habits of a species are given when known, but
with the larger number of species the life-history is not
known.

The following list of species shows one feature that might
seem to some misleading and that is the large number of
Diptera in comparison with some of the other orders. The
reason for this is that the writer, being a dipterist, has been
able to determine the greater part of the species collected.
The Hymenoptera would probably prove as numerous if all
of the species could be determined. The number of species
here recorded seems quite large for an island of this size
(about 100 square miles) and shows how favorable the varied
conditions are for insect life. The number of species actually
existing on the island is somewhat problematical, but a cout
servative estimate would be about 5000. In the material col-
lected are still several hundred unnamed species, largely
among the smaller hymenopterous parasites, many of w^hich
have not yet been studied or even named. Each day in the
field for years to come would add something new to the list.

"So away! for the hunt iu the fern -scented woods
Till the going down of the sun;
There is plenty of game still left in the woods
For the hunter who has no gun. ' '

Sam Walter Toss.
SUMMAEY

The number of species and varieties recorded in each
order :

Orthoptcra : Crickets, grasshop- ; Homoptera: Cicadas, leaf hoppers,

pers, locusts, etc 28 aphids, etc 121

Plecoptera: Stone flies 12 j Mecoptera: Scorpion flies 3

Ephemerida: Dayflies or May flies 5 Trichoptera. • Caddice Siies 31

Odonata : Dragon flies 46 Lepidoptera : Butterflies and moths 521

Megaloptera : Dobsons, etc 3 j Strepsiptera : Twisted winged in-

Neuroptera: Aphis lions (lace- sects 2

wings), ant lions 17 | Coleoptera: Beetles and weevils. . 469

Corrodentia: Psocids, book lice. . . 19 Hymenoptera: Sawflies, wasps,

Mallophaga : Bird lice 93 bees, etc 692

Tliysanoptera: Thrips 1 Siphonaptera: Fleas 1

Hemiptera: True bugs 123 Diptera: Flies, mosquitoes, etc.. 1197

3384

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The above numbers are based on species and varieties
actually taken on the island, with the exception of the Mal-
lophaga and two species of bird flies (Hippoboscidae). To
acquire actual records of these would necessitate the shoot-
ing of a large number of birds, the loss of which would not
compensate for the little knowledge gained. As over 80 per
cent of the birds are infested by these parasites, a list of the
species frequenting the more common birds of the island can
be depended upon to represent the approximate number of
species.

Many groups like the Aphidae, Coccidae, and the host of
little parasitic Hymenoptera, especially the Chalcidoidea, re-
quiring special collecting and the work of specialists, have
not been studied. The Diptera, which have been more thor-
oughly studied than the other large orders, show to what
extent even Lower Austral species thrive in practically boreal
conditions. This applies, as I have already stated, more par-
ticularly to the maritime or halophilous species. The fol-
lowing species are all found in the salt marshes from Florida
to Mount Desert, and the range of some extends to Nova
Scotia: Aedes sollicitans, Tabanus nigrovittatus, CJirysops
fuliginosa, Odontomyia cincta, Chaetopsis aenea, C. apicalis,
Tetramerix unica, Phyllogaster cor dylur aides, Notiphila hi-
spinosa, Napaea imitans, and Dimecaena spinosa. Hoplo-
dictya setosa is found from Georgia to Mount Desert, while
many species common to the Upper Austral are also abundant
here. Bittacomorphella jonesii, described from Lake Toxo-
way. North Carolina, at an elevation of 3000 feet, is here
found at practically sea level — a distribution quite common
to many boreal species. In the Hymenoptera the large
number of Psammocharidae and Sphecidae give the fauna
quite an austral aspect. Vigorous flying moths like Aellopos
titans, etc., that are often carried by strong currents of air
far beyond their natural habitat, cannot be considered in de-
fining life zones. On the other hand, widely dispersed species
circumpolar in distribution are useful in defining the south-
ern limits of the boreal. To those especially interested in
distribution the list will show many noteworthy examples.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS j

In preparing this list I am under great obligations to a i

number of specialists for their generous assistance in deter- ;
mining material. Through the kindness of Dr. L. 0. Howard,

Messrs. S. A. Rohwer, R. A. Cushman, A. B. Gahan, and ;

C. F. W. Muesebeck named many of the sawflies and parasitic i

Hymenoptera. The ants were determined by Dr. W. M. \

Wheeler; the Chrysididae, by Dr. L. H. Taylor; the ■

Eumenidae, by Dr. J, Bequaert; the Sphecidae, by Dr. H. T. J

Fernald; some of the bees, by Mr. H. L. Viereck; the j

Megachile, by Mr. T. B. Mitchell, and the Psammocharidae j
and many of the Neuropteroids, by Mr. Nathan Banks.

In the Diptera I have had the assistance of Dr. C. P. Alex- \

ander on the Tipulidae ; Dr. J. M. Aldrich, on the Tachinidae j

and Sarocophagidae; Mr. M. C. Van Duzee, on the Dolichopo- ]

didae; Prof. C. T. Brues, on the Phoridae; Mr. J. R. Malloch, j

on the Anthomyiinae, and Mr. E. T. Cresson, Jr., on the \

Ephydridae. Messrs. H. C. Fall and C. A. Frost have deter- |

mined a number of Coleoptera; Mr. A. P. Morse, a number j

of Orthoptera; Prof. Herbert Osborn, a number of Homop- j

tera ; Dr. H. M. Parshley and Dr. H. B. Hungerford, a number j

of Hemiptera, and Dr. R. H. Howe, Jr., a number of Odonata. j

Mr. P. J. Chapman has revised the list of Psocidae, and j

Mr. H. S. Peters, the Mallophaga. '

To the Journal of Economic Entomology I am indebted j

for the picture of Prof. H. C. Fernald. I

j

Charles W. Johnson. I

Order ORTHOPTERA

Blattidae. Cockroaches

Nyctibora Burmeister

N. LAEVIGATA Burm. ? Market, S. W. Harbor (Mrs. Palmer).
A West Indian species, probably introduced on bananas.

Tettigoniidae. Long-horned grasshoppers

SCUDDERIA Stal

S. FURCATA Brun. Forked-tailed katydid. N. E. Harbor
(Minot) ; Bee Hive Mt. (Sanford) ; Witch Hole Pond, Aug.
13-Sept. 11.

S. PiSTiLLATA Brun. Meadow near Salisbury Cove, Aug, 17.

CoNOCEPHALUS Thunberg

C. FAsciATus De G. Slender meadow grasshopper. S. W.

Harbor, Sept. 6.
C. BREviPENNis Scud. Short-wiugcd meadow grasshopper.

Narrows, Aug. 12.

Ceuthophilus Scudder

C. MACULATus Harr. Spotted cave-cricket. Bar Harbor;
Salisbury Cove ; Sargent Mt., Aug. 2-Sept. 11.

Orchelimum Serville

0. GLADIATOR Bruii. Mcadow grasshopper. Meadow south of
Salisbury Cove, Aug. 9-11.

Gryllidae. Crickets
Gryllus Linnaeus

G. assimilis Fab. Common field cricket. Bar Harbor; Long
Pond; Narrows, June 20- Aug. 13.

Nemobius Serville

N. FASCIATUS De G. Striped grass-cricket. Bar Harbor;
Narrows, Aug. 13-14.

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N. PALUSTEis Blatch. Sphagnum cricket. Common in Sphag
num bogs. Witch Hole Pond ; Tremont, Aug. 18-23.

N. CAROLiNus Scud. Carolina ground cricket. Bar Harbor,
Aug. 14.

AcRiDiDAE. True locusts, or short-horned grasshoppers
Orphulella Giglio-Tos

0. sPECiosA Scud. Pasture locust. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.

Chloealtis Harris

C. coNSPERSA Harr. Sprinkled locust. Long Pond, Aug. 21.

Chorthippus Fieber

C. cuRTiPENNis Harr, Meadow locust. Common, July 16-
Aug. 23.

Mecostethus Fieber

M. LiNEATus Scud. Striped sedge locust. Meadow near
Salisbury Cove; Breakneck Pond, Aug. 9-Sept. 8.

M. GRACILIS Scud. Northern sedge locust. 'Great Heath,'
S. W. Harbor; Meadow Brook, Aug. 23-Sept. 13.

Chortophaga Saussure

C. viRiDiFASciATA Dc G. Greeii-stripcd locust. Salisbury
Cove, June 9.

Camnula Stal

C. PELLuciDA Scud. Clcar-wiiiged locust. S. W. Harbor,
Aug. 20.

DISSOSTEIRA Scudder

D. CAROLINA Linn. Carolina locust. Common, July 27-
Aug. 14.

CiRCOTETTix Scudder

C. VERRUCuLATus Kby. Snapping locust. Abundant on the
top of Green Mt., July 25; also taken at Bar Harbor;
Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 13-20.

Melanoplus Stal

M. MEXiCANus ATLANis Rilcy. Lcsscr migratory locust.

Common, Aug. 13-21.
M. BiviTTATUS Say. Two-striped locust. Bar Harbor;

Narrows ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 13-20.
M. BOREALis Fieb, Northern locust. Salisbury Cove; Bar

Harbor, June 9-July 29.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 23

M. FAsciATus Walk. Bar Harbor, 'Great Clearing'; S. W.

Harbor, June 10-Aug. 20.
M. MANcus Smitli. Common on the top of Green Mt., Aug.

17 ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

NoMOTETTix Morse

N. CRisTATUs Scud. Crcsted pygmy locust. Bar Harbor ; Sal-
isbury Cove ; S. AV. Harbor, June 13- Aug. 18.

AcRYDitTM Geoffroy

A. GRANULATUM Kby. Granulate pygmy locust. Bar Har-
bor, June 8-13.

A. GRANULATUM var. INCURVATUM Haucock. Beach Mt., 800
ft., Sept. 12 (Alexander).

Order PLECOPTERA

Perlidae. Stone flies

Perla Geoffroy

P. immarginata Say. Duck Brook, Aug. 18.
P. MEDIA Walk. Long Pond, June 25-27.
P. sp. Long Pond, June 15.

Alloperla Banks

A. iMBECiLLA Say. 'Mt. Desert,' June 10.
A. LATERALIS Baiiks. Bar Harbor, July 20.

Chloroperla Newman

C. CYDIPPE Newn. Echo Lake, July 12.

IsoPERLA Banks

I. MONTANA Banks. Bar Harbor, June 8.

Perlinella Banks

P. DRYMO Newn. Jordan Pond, June 16.

Acroneuria Pictet

A. LYcoRiAS Newn. Long Pond, July 20.

Nemoura Latreille

N. SERRATA Claas. Bar Harbor, June 8.
N. VENOSA Banks? Long Pond, June 27.

Leuctra Stephens

L. sp. S. W. Harbor, June 20 ; Bar Harbor, June 23.

24 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF !

i

Order EPHEMERIDA \

Ephemeridae j

Ephemera Linnaeus ]

E. siMULANs Walk. Echo Lake, July 17-Sept. 7. \

Blasturus Eaton

B. cupiDA Say. Long Pond, June 27. i

Habrophlebia Eaton i

H. viBRANs Needh. Duck Brook; Bar Harbor, June 18.

Habrophlebiades Ulmer

H. AMERICANA Baiiks. Duck Brook; Bar Harbor, June 13-
Aug. 18.

Callibaetis Eaton

C. FERRUGiNEus Walsli. Bar Harbor, July 29. |

• i
Order ODONATA !

Agrionidae. Damsel flies !

Agrion Fabricius '

A. MACULATUM Beauv. Long Pond; Bar Harbor, June 26-

July 21. I

Lestes Leach

L. DisjuNCTus Selys. Bar Harbor, July 29.

L. FORCiPATUs Ramb. Bar Harbor, July 24. I

L. uNCATus Kby. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, July 13-29. '

L. \^GILAX Hag. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

I

Argia Kambur ]

A. moesta Hag. Long Pond, June 20. |

A. ^^oLACEA Hag. Eagle Lake, July 18. <

Enallagma Charpentier

E. CIVILE Hag. Bar Harbor, June 8; N. E. Harbor (Merrill).

E. EBRiuM Hag. N. E. Harbor (Merrill). :

E. EXULANS Hag. N. E. Harbor (Merrill).

E. HAGENi Walsh. Common, June 8- Aug. 16. j

E. MiNuscuLUM Morse. Echo Lake, July 12. j

E. CYNATHiGERUM Cliarp. Bar Harbor, July 11. j

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 25

Nehalennia Selys

N. IRENE Hag. Bar Harbor ; Witch Hole Pond ; S. W. Harbor,
June 11-Aug. 10.

Chromagrion Needham

C. coNDiTUM Hag. Bar Harbor, June 11.

Ischnura Charpentier

I. vERTicALis Say. Common, June 11-Aug. 16.

Aeshnidae. Dragon flies
CoRDULEGASTER Leach

C. DiASTATOPS Selys. S. W. Harbor, June 20.

C. MACULATus Sclys. Bar Harbor, June 16 and 19.

GoMPHUS Leach

G. ExiLis Selys. Witch Hole Pond; Bar Harbor, June 11-

July 30.
Gr. spiCATus Hag. Bar Harbor, June 8.

BoYERiA Leach

B. viNosA Say. Seal Cove Brook, Sept. 8.

Anax Leach

A. JUNIUS Drury. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

Aeshna Fabricius

A. UMBROSA AValk. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10; N. E. Harbor, Sept.

6 (Merrill).
A. iNTERRUPTA Walk. Iroiibouiid Isl. (Blaney).
A. CLEPSYDRA Say. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.
A. CANADENSIS Walk. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

DiDYMOPS Eambur

D. TRANSVERSA Say. Common, June 11-July 17.

DoROCORDULiA Needham

D. LEPiDA Hag. Bar Harbor, June 8-July 21.
D. LIBERA Selys. Bar Harbor, June 8-July 29.

Helocordulia Needham

H. uHLERi Selys. Echo Lake, July 12.

CORDULIA Leach

C. sHURTLEFFi Scud. Bar Harbor, June 8-July 29.

26 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Tetragoneuria Hagen

T. CYNOSURA siMULANs Muttk. Eclio Lake, July 12.

LiBELLULA Linuaeus

L. EXUSTA Say. Witch Hole Pond ; Long Pond, June 13-26.
L. QUADRiMACULATA Lluu. Common, June 8-July 11.
L. SEMIFASCIATA Buim. Bar Harbor, June 15.

Plathemis Hagen

P. LYDiA Drury. Bar Harbor, June 11-July 20.

Nannothemis Brauer

N. BELLA Uliler. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

Sympetrum Newman

S. RUBicuNDULUM Say. Common; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor;

Tremont, Aug. 9-23.
S. OBTRusuM Hag. Narrows ; Witch Hole Pond, Aug. 13-18.
S. cosTiFERUM Hag. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.
S. viciNUM Hag. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Leucorrhinia Brittinger

L. INTACTA Hag. Common, June 8-July 21.

L. GLACiALis Hag. Echo Lake ; Beaver Dam Pond, July 12-24.

L. FRiGiDA Hag. Echo Lake; Witch Hole Pond, June 13-
July 30.

L. PROXiMA Calv. Witch Hole Pond; Bar Harbor, June 11-
July 24.

Celithemis Hagen

C. ELiSA Hag. Witch Hole Pond, Aug. 18.
Order MEGALOPTERA

SlALIDAE
SiALis Latreille

S. iNFUMATA Newn. Duck Brook; Echo Lake; Long Pond,
June 13-20.

Chauliodes Latreille

C. FASCiATus Walk. Sieur de Monts Spring, Bar Harbor,

June 21.
C. SERRicoRNis Say. Bar Harbor; Jordan Pond; Echo Lake,

June 8-17.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION Zl

Order NEUROPTERA

HEMEROBiroAE

SiSYRA Burmeister

S. viCARiA var. umbrata Needh. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 3 (Alex-
ander).

Hemerobius Liunaeus

H. HUMULi Linn. N. E. Harbor, July 17 (Minot).

H. marginatus Stepli. Echo Lake ; Long Pond ; Bar Harbor,

June 27-Aiig. 10.
H. SIMPLEX Banks. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 23 (Minot).
H. venustus Banks. N. E. Harbor, July 1-Aug. 29 (Minot).

BoRiOMYiA Banks

B. disjuncta Banks. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor, Aug. 24-
Sept. 27.

B. LONGiFRONs Walk. Common, June 10-Aug. 29.

Sympherobius Banks

S. AMicuLus Fitch. N. E. Harbor, July 1-Aug. 10 (Minot).

MiCROMUS Kambur

M. ANGULATus Stcph. S. W. Hai'bor, June 24.

M. MONTANus Hag. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 4 (Minot).

M. POSTICUS Walk. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 29 (Alexander).

Chrysopidae. Lace wings
Chrysopa Leach

C. NiGRicoRNis Burm. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 10-
Aug. 11.

C. oculata Say. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 27-

Aug. 22.
C. YPSiLON Fitch. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Meleoma Fitch

M. signoretti Fitch. Duck Brook; Long Pond; N. E. Harbor
(Minot), June 13- Aug. 11.

Eremochrysa Banks

E. HAGENi Banks. N. E. Harbor, July 13 (Minot).

C ONIOPTER YGIDAE
Coniopteryx Curtis

C. viciNA Hag. Echo Lake, July 12.

28 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Order CORRODENTIA

PSOCIDAE
Psocus Latreille

P. coNFRATERNus Baiiks. S. W. Hai'bor ; Duck Brook, Aug.

20-Sept. 11.
P. HAGENi Banks. Green Mt.; N. E. Harbor (Minot), Aug.

17-18.
P. LEiDYi Aaron. Beach Mt., Sept. 12 (Alexander).
P. MOESTus Hag. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 26-Sept. 12 (Alex-
ander).
P. NovAEScoTiAE Walk. S. W. Harbor; Beach Mt., Aug. 31-

Sept. 12 (Alexander).
P. QUIETUS Walsh. S. W. Harbor ; Beach Mt., Aug. 31-Sept.

12 (Alexander).
P. PERPLExus Walsh. Common, July 30-Aug. 30.
P. poLLUTus Walsh. S. W. Harbor ; Beach Mt., Aug. 26-Sept.

12 (Alexander).
P. sLossoNAE Banks. S. W. Harbor ; Beach Mt., Aug. 31-Sept.

12 (Alexander).

Graphopsocus Kolbe

G. CRuciATus Linn. Bar Harbor, June 17-25.
Caeciliidae

Caecilius Curtis

C. AURANTiACus Hag. Eclio Lake; Witch Hole Pond; S. W.

Harbor, July 21-Sept. 12.
C. sp. Beach Mt., Sept. (Alexander).

PoLYPSOCus Hagen

P. coRRUPTUs Hag. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 12-
Sept. 12.

Peripsocus Hagen

P. MADESCENS Walsh. S. W. Harbor (Alexander) ; Long Pond,

Aug. 26-Sept. 9.
P. MADiDus Hag. Witch Hole Pond; S. W. Harbor; Beach

Mt., July 30-Sept. 12.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

29

Myopsocidae

LiCHENOMiNA Eiiderlein {Myopsocus Hagen)

L. LUGENS Hag. Salisbury Cove, July 15.
L. sPARsus Hag. Duck Brook, Aug. 18.
Mesopsocidae

Elipsocus Hagen

Long Pond; Seal Cove; Bar Harbor,

E. CANADENSIS PrOV.

Sept. 7-10.
P. n. sp. (Chapman).

Philotarsus Kolbe

S. W. Harbor

Beach Mt., Aug 31-

Sept. 12 (Alexander).

Order MALLOPHAGA
Menoponidae

Menopon Nitzsch

M. GALLTNAE Liim. Commoii chicken louse.
M. STRAMINEUM Nitz. Iiifests domestic fowls.
M. CROCATUM Nitz. Occurs on American woodcock.
M. EXPANSUM Osb. Occurs on bobolink.

COLPOCEPHALUM NitzSch

C. FusciPES Piaget. Infests various gulls.

C. picEUM Denny. Found on great black-backed gull.

C. ocHRACEUM Nitz. Occurs on pectoral sandpiper.

C. PUSTULosuM Piaget. Infests belted kingfisher.

C. suBPACHYGASTER Piaget. Occurs on great horned owl.

AcTORNiTHOPHiLUS Ferris

A.. AFFiNE Nitz. Found on spotted sandpiper.

A. FUNEBRE Kell. Infests various gulls.

A. MINUS Kell. & Chap. Occurs on sanderling.

A. TiMiDus Kell. On golden and black-bellied plovers.

Myrsidea Waterston

M. AMERICANA Kcll. Occurs Oil commou crow.

M. cucuLARis Nitz. Occurs on starling.

M. CRASsiPEs Piaget. Found on Baltimore oriole.

M. DissiMiLis Kell. Infests purple martin.

M. iNTERRUPTA Osb. Fouiid Oil commoii crow.

M. iNCERTA Kell. Occurs on various passerines.

M. RusTicA Nitz. Infests purple martin.

30 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

'{

1

Tetrophthalmus Grosse i

T. iNCOMPOsiTus Kell. & Chap. Occurs on double-crested cor- I

morant. ]

Dennyus Neumann J

D. DUBius Kell. Occurs on chimney swift. ;

D. TEUNCATUS Olfcrs. Also found on chimney swift. !

Trinton Nitzsch '

T. LiTURATUM Nitz. lufcsts duck and geese. j

T. QUERQUEDULAE Linii. Occurs on the various wild ducks. '.

PsEUDOMENOPON Mjoberg J

p. PACiFicuM Kell. Found on grebes.

Laemobotiiriidae i

Laemobothrion Nitzsch

L. NIGRUM Burm. Occurs on coots. j

Ricinidae i

EiciNis De Geer .

R. ANGULATus Kell. Fouud on kingbird.

R. ERENATus Nitz. Occurs on golden-crowned kinglet.

R. LiNEATus Osb. Found on ruby-throated hummingbird.

Philopteridae

GONIODES Nitzsch

G. DAMicoENis Nitz. lufcsts domcstic pigeon.

LiPEURUS Nitzsch

L. CAPONis Linn. Infests domestic fowls. '

L. HETEROGRAPHus Nitz. Also Oil domcstic fowls. •]

Philopterus Nitzsch i

P. AGELAii Osb. Found on red-winged blackbird. i

P. AURiTus Scop. Occurs on hairy woodpecker. j

P. BUTEONis Pack. Infests red-shouldered hawk. |

P. coLYMBiNus Drury. Found on loon. ]

P. coRvi Osb. Occurs on crow. j
P. CURSOR Nitz. Frequents various species of owls.

P. FuscovENTRALis Osb. Occurs Oil wood pewee. ;

P. FusiFORMis Drury. Infests knot and sandpipers. J

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 31 <

]

P. GONOTHORAX Giebel. Occurs on various gulls.

P. HALiETi Osb. Found on bald eagle.

P. LATiROSTRis Burm. Occurs on black-billed cuckoo. ;

P. MELANocEPHALus Nitz. lufests tcms. j

p. PLATYSTOMus Nitz. Fouud on liawks and eagles. \

P. QuiscALi Osb. Occurs on grackles and crows. \

P. suBFLAVEscENs Gcof . Occurs ou northern strike, crossbills, '

etc.

P. siALis Osb. Infests bluebird. j

P. TRANSPOsiTus Kcll. Fouud ou cowbird. i

Anatoecus Cummings

A. DENTATus Scop, Common on ducks and geese. «

EUSTRIGIPHILUS EwiNG |

E. BUBONis Osb. Infests great horned owl. |

E. CEBLEBRACHYS Nitz. lufcsts SUOWV Owl. i

i

CUCULOECUS EwiNG " !

C. coccYGi Osb. Occurs on yellow-billed cuckoo. :

Degeeriella Neumann I

D. ACTOPHiLA Kell. & Chap. Found on sanderling. ;
D. ALCAE Denny. Occurs on dovekie. j
D. AMERICANA Kcll. & Chap. Found on grebes.

D. BRACHYTHORAX Nitz. Occurs Oil ccdar waxwing. ;

D. coMPLEXivA Kell. & Chap. Found on sanderling. |

D. coRDATA Osb. Occurs on Hudsonian godwit. j

D. CYCLOTHORAX Nitz. Iiif csts Euglisli sparrow. |

D. DiscocEPHALA Nitz. Occurs on bald eagle. !

D. EUPREPES Kell. & Chap. Occurs on turnstone.

D. FURVA Nitz. Found on plovers and phalaropes.

D. FuscA Mtz. Occurs on hawks and eagles.

D. GRACILIS Nitz. Found on purple martin.

D. iLLUSTRis Kell. Occurs on red-winged blackbird. :

D. LATIROSTRIS Burm. Occurs on black-billed cuckoo.

D. OPACA Kell. & Chap. Found on semipalmated plover.

D. ORARIA Kell. Occurs on golden plover. I

D. ORNATA Grube. Infests various gulls. ]

32 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

D. oRNATissiMA Gieb. Occurs on red-winged blackbird.
D. ORPHEA Osb. Occurs on catbird.

D. PALLiDULA Harrison. Occurs on rose-breasted grosbeak.
D. PRAESTANs Kcll. Occurs on terns.
D. picTURATUs Osb. Occurs on meadow lark.
D. ROTUNDATA Osb. lufcsts crow.
D. SECONDARIA Osb. Also infcsts crow.
D. SIMPLEX Kell. Found on robin.

D. sTRAMiNEA Deiinv. Occurs on flicker and other woodpeck-
ers.

D. TYRANNA Osb. Occurs on kingbird.

Rallicola Johnston and Harrison

R. cuspiDATA Scop. Occurs on coot.
R. BisETosA Piaget. Occurs on rails.

Orotthobius Denny

0. cYGNi Linn. Infests swan.

O. GONioPLEURUs Deuiiy. Occurs on the Canada goose.

EsTHiOPTERUM Harrison

E. ANSERis Linn. Occurs on geese.

E. ARDEA Linn. Found on herons and bitterns.

E. BOTAURi Osb. Occurs on the American bittern.

E. coLUMBAE Linn. Infests domestic pigeon.

E. CRASSicoRNE Scop. Commoii on several species of ducks.

E. INFUSCATUM Osb. Occurs on woodcock, etc.

E. LONGicoRNE Piaget. Found on double-crested cormorant.

E. LURiDUM Nitz. Occurs on coot.

Order THYSANOPTERA. Thrips
Phloeothripidae
Anthothrips Uzel

A. vERBASCi Osb. Duck Brook, June 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 33

Order HOMOPTERA

FULGORIDAE

Cixius Latreille

C. BASALis Van D. Bar Harbor, July 24.

C. MiscELLus Van D. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18; Echo Lake, Aug.

29 (Alexander).
C. coLOEPiuM Fitch. Bar Harbor, June 15.
C. piNi Fitch. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor,

July 15-Aug. 26.

Bruchomorpha Newman

B. ocuLATA Newn. Long Pond, Aug. 21.

Lamenia Stal

L. VULGARIS Fitch. AVitch Hole Pond ; Bar Harbor ; Green Mt.,
July 11- Aug. 17.

Kelisia Fieber

K. AXiALus Van D. Tremont, Aug. 23.

Megamelanus Ball

M. sPARTiNi Osb. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

Phyllodinus Van Duzee

P. NERVATus Van D. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Echo
Lake, July 15-24.

Laccocera Van Duzee

L. viTTiPENNis Van D. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20.

Stobaera Stal

S. TRicARiNATA (Say). Salisbui'y Cove, July 25.

Liburniella Crawford

L. ORNATA Stal. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

LiBURNIA Stal

L. PELLuciDA Fab. Echo Lake; Green Mt. ; Bar Harbor,

July 12-30.
L. PUELLA Van D. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

34 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

CiCADELLiDAE. Leaf-hoppers

Agallia Curtis

A. QUADRiPUNCTATA Prov. Bar Harbor; 'Narrows,' July 19-27.
A. sANGuiNOLENTA Prov. Clover leaf-hopper. Bar Harbor,
Aug. 18.

Idiocerus Lewis

I. FiTCHi Van D. Salisbury Cove, July 15.
I. pRovANCHERi Van D. Green Mt., July 25.

Macropsis Lewis

M. soRDiDus Van D. S. W. Harbor, July 24.

Oncopsis Burmeister

O. NiGRiNASi Fitch. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W.
Harbor, July 13-Aug. 30.

0. PRUNi Prov. Common, July 12-Sept. 3.

0. soBRiNus Walk. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 13-
Aug. 10.

Oncometopia Stal

0. LATERALIS Fab. Loiig Pond, Sept. 7.

Cicadella Latreille

C. GOTHiCA Sign. Echo Lake ; Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor,
July 15-Sept. 6.

Helochara Fitch

H. COMMUNIS Fitch. Bar Harbor; Narrows, July 19-27.

Graphocephala Van Duzee

G. cocciNEA var. teleformis Walk. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Har-
bor, July 24-Sept. 6.

Draeculacephala Ball

D. mollipes Say. Echo Lake, July 12.

D. novaboracensis Fitch. Tremont ; S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury
Cove, July 23-Aug. 23.

Evacanthus Le Peletier and Serville

E. ACUMiNATus Fab. Bar Harbor, July 19.

Gypona Germar

G. ocTOLiNEATA Say. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).
G. OCTOLINEATA var. STRIATA Burm. Bar Harbor; Duck Brook;
Salisbury Cove, July 24-Sept.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 35

AcucEPHALUS Germar

A. ALBiFRONs Liiiii. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 26-Sept. 3 (Alex-
ander).
A. NERvosus Schr. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Hecalus Stal

H. LiNEATUs Uhler. Mouth of Northeast Creek; Narrows,
July 25-27.

ScAPHOiDEUS Uhler

S. CARiNATus Osb. Bar Harbor, July 24.

S. iMMiXTus Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 20-

Sept. 6.
S. scALARis Van D. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.
S. LOBATus Van D. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, Sept. 3-7.

Platymetopius Burmeister

P. ACUTus Say. Common, July 23-Sept. 8.

Deltocephalus Burmeister

D. ABDOMiNALis Fab. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

D. DEBiLis Uhler. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

D. FLAVoviRENs G. & B. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

D. iNiMicus Say. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 14-19.

D. SAYi Fitch. S. W. Harbor, July 13; Dry Mt., Aug. 31

(Osborn).
D. SIMPLEX Van D. Salisbury Cove; Narrows, July 25-27.
D. sTRiATus Linn. {D. affinis G. & B.). Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

D. SYLVESTRis Osb. & Ball. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee) ;
S. W. Harbor, Aug. 30.

EuscELis Brulle

E. ANTHRACiNus Vau D. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June
27-July 15.

E. ARCTosTAPHYLi Ball. Tremoiit, Aug. 23.

E. EXTRUsus Van D. Bar Harbor, July 30.

E. HUMiDus Osb. Tremont, July 23.

E. STRiATULUs Fallen (plutonis Uhler). Echo Lake, July 12.

E. STRioLus Fallen. Tremont, Aug. 23.

E. cuNEATus Sand. & De L. Tremont, Aug. 23.

36 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

EuTETTix Van Duzee

E. joHNSONi Van D. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 26 (Alexander).

Phlepsius Fieber

P. FusciPENNis Van D. Tremont, Aug. 23.

P. FULviDOESUM Fitcli. Eclio Lake; Dry Mt., Aug. 29-31 (Os-

born).
P. iRRORATus Say. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

Thamnotettix Zetterstedt

T. BELLI Uhler. Eagle Lake, July 18.

T. CHLAMYDATus Prov. Loiig Poud ; Eagle Lake, July 16-18.

T. CLiTELLARius Say. Saddle-backed leaf-hopper. Bar Har-
bor, July 20.

T. DECiPiENs Prov. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 26.

T. EBURATus Van D. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10; S. "VV. Harbor,
Sept. 3 (Alexander).

T. KENNicoTTi Uliler. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 3 (Alexander).

T. MELANOGASTER Prov. S. W. Hai'bor ; Echo Lake, Aug. 26-
29 (Alexander).

T. SMiTHi Van D. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

T. suBcupRAEUs Prov. Tremont, Aug. 23 ; Echo Lake, Sept. 7.

T. WALDANus Ball. Bar Harbor, July 24.

Chlorotettix Van Duzee

C. uNicoLOE Fitch. Bar Harbor, July 24.

CiCADULA Zetterstedt

C. SEXNOTATA Fallen. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

C. SLossoNi Van D. S. W. Harbor, July 13-Aug. 20.

Balclutha Kirkaldy

B. PUNCTATA Thunb. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W. Har-
bor, July 12-Sept. 6.

Empoasca Walsh

E. ATROLABEs Gillette. SaRsbury Cove, July 15.
E. FLAVESCENS Fab. Bar Harbor, July 24.
E. OBTUSA Walsh. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).
E. uNicA Prov. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 37

Typhlocyba Germar

T. FLAvoscuTA Gillette. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Har-
bor, July 12-Sept. 5.
T. NIGRA Osb. Bar Harbor, July 10-Aug. 31.
T. VANDUZEi Gillette. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Empoa Fitch

E. QUERCi var. gillettei Van D. (T. hifasciata G. &. B.).
Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 24-Sept. 5.

Erythroneura Fitch

E. comes var. ziczac Walsh. S. W. Harbor, July 13. On

woodbine {Ampelopsis).
E. OBLIQUA Say. Long Pond, Sept. 7, 1922.

MEMBRAcroAE. Tree-lioppers

Campylenchia Stal

C. latipes Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 24-Aug. 21.

Ceresa Amyot and Serville

C. BASALis Walk. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; S. W. Harbor, Aug.
26-Sept. 6.

Carynota Fitch

C. sTUPiDA Walk. Salisbury Cove, July 15, on birch (Olsen).

Cyrtolobus Goding

C. iNTERMEDius Emmous. Bar Harbor, June 21.

Ophiderma Fairmaire

0. FLAVA Goding. Bar Harbor, June 21.

PUBLILIA Stal

P. coNCAVA Say. Common, June 10-Sept. 6.

Cercopidae. Spittle-insects
Aphrophora Germar

A. siGNORETii Fitch. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; N. E.

Harbor, July 11-Aug. 24.
A. QUADRiNOTATA Say. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

Lepyronia Amyot and Serville

L. QUADRANGULARis Say. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

38 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Philaenus Stal

P. spuMAEius Linn. Common and showing following variations.
var. usTULATus Fall. The common form : July 13-

Aug. 21.
var. LEucoPHTHALMus Linn. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake;

Narrows, July 13-Aug. 29.
var. LEucocEPHALus Linn. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
var. LiNEATA Fab. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond ; Narrows,

July 15-27.
var. PALLiDus Zett. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove,

July 13-14.
P. LiNEATus Linn. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 13-15.

Philaronia Ball

P. BiLiNEATA Say. ^ Grass spittle bug.' Narrows, July 27-
Aug. 13.

Clastoptera Germar

C. OBTUSA Say. 'Alder spittle bug.' Witch Hole Pond; Long

Pond, July 30-Aug. 21.
C. PROTEUS Fitch. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 30-
Aug. 21.
var. viTTATA Ball. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.
var. piNi Fitch. Bar Harbor; Tremont; S. W. Harbor,
July 30-Sept. 6.

CiCADIDAE
TiBiCEN Latreille

T. CANicuLARis Harr. Quite common during August.

PsYLLiDAE. Jumping plant-lice

Li VI A Latreille

L. VERNALis Fitch. Seal Cove Brook, Sept. 8.
L. MACULiPENNis Fitch. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20. The nymphs
develop in a gall formed on rush, Juncus.

Aphalara Foerster

A. VEAZiEi Patch. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 39

Trioza Foerster

T. TRiPUNCTATA Fitcli. Common at the foot of Western Mt.,
July to Sept. The nymphs are gregarious on the under
side of the terminal leaves of the blackberry, causing them
to curl and form rosette-like bunches.

PsYLLA Geoffroy

P. ANNULATA Fitch. 'Mt. Descrt,' July 30 (McAtee). The

nymphs live on maple.
P. FLOCcosA Patch. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee). The

nymphs live on the growing twigs of alder.
P. CARPixicoLA Crawf. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July

15-Aug. 30.
P. TEiMACULATA Crawf. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July

15-Aug. 30.

Aphididae. Plant-lice
Eriosoma Leach

E. LANiGERUM Hausm. Woolly aphid. Bar Harbor. The
brood from the over-wintering eggs form the leaf clusters
known as 'rosettes' on the elm, then migrate to the apple
and thorn, and return to the elm in the fall.

Prociphilus Koch

P. TESSELLATA Fitch. Woolly Alder aphid. Migrates between
the maple and alder.

Melaphis Walsh

M. RHOLS Fitch. Large rounded galls on the leaves of the
staghorn sumach. 'Mt. Desert' (J. G. Jack).

Pemphigus Hartig

P. popuLi-CAULis Fitch. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug.
Forms galls at the base of the leaves of poplar.

HoRMAPHis Osten Sacken

H. HAMAMELiDis Fitch. Bar Harbor. Forming conical galls
on the leaves of the witch hazel {Hamamelis virginica) and
migrating to birch {Betula).

40 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Chermes Liimaeus

C. ABiETis Linn. Spruce gall aphid. Bar Harbor. Forms !

the 'pineapple gall' on spruce. ;

C. STROBiLOBius Kaltcubach. The woolly larch gall. Salis-
bury Cove.

CocciDAE. Scale insects j

Lepidosaphes Shinier ]

L. uLMi Linn. {Mytilas pis pomorum auct.). Oyster-shell
bark scale. Common, ash, mountain ash, and willow.

Leucanium Burmeister

L. QUERCiFEX Fitch. Oak scale. Bar Harbor and Salisbury l

Cove on red oak. \

Order HEMIPTERA i

CoRixiDAE. Water-boatman

Arctocorisa Walleiigren

A. coNocEPHALA Huiigf . S. W. Hai'bor, July 15. ;

A. DECOROTELLA Huugf . S. W. Harbor, July 14-18. |

A. iNTERRUPTA Say. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 14-

Aug. 10.
A. MAEROPALA Huiigf . S. W. Harbor, June 18. I

A. NiTiDA var. minor Abbt. Salisbury Cove, July 18-Aug. 10. I

A. SERIATA Abbt. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.
A. VULGARIS Hungf . Salisbury Cove, Aug. 10. |

Belostomatidae. Giant water-bugs
Lethocerus Mayr

L. AMERiCANus Leidy. Bar Harbor, July 29; small pond on j

hill east of Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11, nymphs only. j

Nepidae. Water-scorpions

Eanatra Fabricius

R. FuscA Pal.-Beauv. {americana Mont.). Bar Harbor, July

29; small pond on hill east of Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11 |

(nymphs). \

NOTONECTIDAE |

NoTONECTA Linnaeus. Back-swimmers

N. UNDULATA Say. Lily Pond, Bar Harbor, July 29; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 10.

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Saldidae. Shore-bugs
Saldula Van Duzee

S. iNTERSTiTiALis Sav. Nan'ows, Aug. 13.

S. MAJOR Prov. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 11-July 15.

S. PALLiPEs Fab. Narrows, Aug. 13.

Lampracanthia Eeuter

L. coRiACEA Uhler. S. W. Harbor ; Narrows, June 18-July 17

Veliidae
Ehagovelia Mayr

R. OBESA Uhler. Duck Brook, Aug. 18.

Gerridae. Water-striders

Gerris Fabricius

G. ARGENTicoLLis Parsli. 'Mt. Desert,' July 28 (McAtee).

G. BUENOi Kirk. Salisbury Cove ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 10, 11.

G. MARGiNATus Say. Ice pond, Manset; S. W. Harbor, June
18-July 13.

G. REMiGis Say. Duck Brook ; Bar Harbor ; Manset, June 11-
Aug. 18.

G. (LiMNOPOEUs) RUFOscuTELLATus Latr. Bar Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, June 14-July 18.

Trepobates Uhler

T. picTus H.-Sch. Ice pond, Manset, June 18.
MiRiDAE. Leaf-bugs

Plagiognathus rieber

P. CHRYSANTHEMi Wolff. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor,

July 8-14.
P. oBscuRus Uhler. Bar Harbor, July 19- Aug. 10.

Ehinocapsus Uhler

R. vANDuzEii Uhler. Narrows, Aug. 13.

LOPUS Hahn

L. DECOLOR Fall. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 15-22.

Macrostylus Fieber

M. SEXGUTTATus Prov. Echo Lake, July 12.

42 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Orkctoderus Uhler

0. OBLiQuus Uhler. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 16-
July 13.

DiCYPHUS Uhler

D. AGiLis Uhler. Long Pond, July 16.

Macrolophus Fieber

M. sEPARATus Uhler. Green Mt., July 25.

MoNALCORis Dahlbom

M. riLicis Linn. Bar Harbor, June 11-July 22.

Strongylocoris Blanehard

S. STYGicus Say. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 15-17.

Orthocephalus Fieber

0. MUTABiLis Fall. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 11-July 15.

Ilnacora Keuter

1. MALiNA Uhler. Salisbury Cove, July 13.

Mecomma Fieber

M. AMBULANs Fall. Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, July 15-
Sept. 13.

Orthotylus Fieber

0. CATULus Van D. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
0. FLAVosPARsus Salil. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Ceratocapsus Eeuter

C. puMiLus Uhler. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 3 (Alexander),

PiTHANUS Fieber

P. MAERKELi H.-Sch. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 22-July 19.

COLLARiA Provancher

C. MEiLLEUEii Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

MiRis Fabricius

M. DOLABEATus Liiiu. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July
11-18.

Trigonotylus Fieber

T. EUFicoRNis Geoff. Salisbury Cove; 'Narrows,' July 15-27.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 43

Stenodema Laporte

S. TEispiNosuM Reut. S. W, Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 13-

Aug. 14.
S. viciNUM Prov. Narrows; Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor,

July 27-Sept. 6.

Platytylellus Eeuter

P. iNsiGNis Say. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23.

Neoborus Reuter

N. AMOENus Reut. S. W. Harbor, July 24.

Capsus Fabricius

C. ATER Linn. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 11-July 15.
C. ATER var. TYRANNus Fab. Bar Harbor, June 11.
C. ATER var. sEMiFLAVus Limi. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor;
Salisbury Cove, June 11-July 15.

Lygus Halm

L. CAMPESTRis Linn. Narrows ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 13-Sept. 6.

L. PRATENsis Linn. Tarnished plant-bug. Common, June 27-
Sept. 27. It feeds on a great many vegetables and flower-
ing plants.

L. vANDUZEEi Knight. Common, July 13-Sept. 27.

L. VANDuzEEi var. RUBROCLARus Kuight. S. W. Harbor,
July 13.

L. COMMUNIS Knight. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

L. HiRTicuLus Van D. Common, July 6-Sept. 3.

L. oMNivAGUs Knight. Bar Harbor, July 19.

L. PABULiNus Linn. Echo Lake, July 17.

L. viTTicoLLis Reut. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Echo Lake,
July G-17.

Polymerus Hahn. (Poecilocystus of authors)

P. VENATicus Uhler. 'Mt. Desert.'

PoEciLOCAPSUs Reuter

P. LiNEATus Fab. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 13-20.

44 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Adelphocoris Reuter

A. EAPiDus Say. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Calocoris Fieber

C. NORVEGicus Gmel. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July
18-19.

Phytocoris Fallen

P. EXiMius Reut. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), July

20-Aug. 19.
P. NEGLECTA Kuiglit. N. E. Harbor, July 26 (Minot).

Mesoveliidae
Mesovelia Mulsant and Eey

M. BisiGNATA Uhler {M. mulsanti auct.). 'Mt. Desert,' July
30 (McAtee).

Reduviidae. Assassin bugs
Zelus Fabricius

Z. socius Uhler. N. E. Harbor, July 21 (Minot).

SiNEA Amyot and Serville

S. DiADEMA Fab. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 24-Sept. 6.

Barce Stal

B. ANNULiPES Stal. Tremont, Aug. 23.

TiNGiDAE. Lace bugs

CORYTHUCHA Stal

C. juGLANDis Fitch. Common, June 7-Sept. 2.

C. MARMOKATA Uhlcr. Narrows ; Seal Cove Brook, July 14-
Sept. 8.

Galeatus Curtis

G. PECKHAMi Ashm. Salisbury Cove, July 15 (Olsen).

Leptobyrsa Stal

L. RHODODENDRi Horvath. Rhododendron lace bug. Witch
Hole Pond; Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 30-Sept. 3.

Melanorhopala Stal

M. CLAVATA Stal. Bar Harbor; Beehive (Sanford) ; Salisbury
Cove, July 24-Aug. 15.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION" 45

Anthocoridae. Flower-bugs
Anthocoris Fallen

A, BOREALis Dallas. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W.
Harbor (female), June 11-Sept. 6.

Triphleps Fieber

T. iNsiDiosA Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 11-
Sept. 6.

CiMIDIDAE
CiMEX Linnaeus

C. LECTULARius Liuii. Commoii bed-bug.

Nabidae

Pagasa Stal

P. FuscA Stein. Bar Harbor (Moore).

Nabis Latreille

N. FERUS Linn. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

N. RUFuscuLus Rent. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, July 12-15.

N. (DoLicHONABis) LiMBATus Dalil. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7
(Sanford).

N. (DoLicHONABis) PROPiNQuus Reut. Moutli of Northeast
Creek, July 25.

N. (Nabicula) subcoleoptratus Kby. S. W. Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, July 15-Aug. 20.

Lygaeidae

Lygaeus Fabricius

L. KALMii Stal. Salisbury Cove, July 17 (Sanford).

Obtholomus Stal

0. scoLAPAX Say {longiceps Stal). Tremont, Aug. 23.

Nysius Dallas

N. ERicAE Schilling. Narrows ; Tremont, Aug. 13-23.
N. THYMi Wollf. Narrows, June 17-Aug. 13.

IscHNORHYNCHUS Fieber

1. GEMiNATus Say. Tremont ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23-30.

46 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Cymus Hahn

C. ANGUSTATUS Stal. Narrows ; Salisbury Cove, June 9-

July 15.
C. DiscoRS Horvath. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, July 12-15.

C. LURiDA Stal. S. W. Harbor; Tremont, July 11-Aug. 30.

Blissus Burmeister

B. LEucoPTERus var. HiRTus Mont. Chinch bug. Salisbury
Cove, July 13.

Geocoris Fallen

G. BULLATus Say. Bar Harbor, July 6 (Sanford).
G. uLiGiNosus Say. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

Phlegyas Stal

P. ABBREviATus Uliler. Salisbury Cove, July 13-15.

LiGYROCORIS Stal

L. DiFFUsus Uhler. Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, July 13-

Sept. 6.
L. sYLVESTRis Liuu. (L. contractus Say). S. W. Harbor,

June 18-Sept. 6.

Drymus Fieber

D. UNUS Say. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 27 (Minot).

Aradidae. Flat-bugs

Aradus Fabricius

A. QUADRiLiNEATus Say. Bar Harbor, July 22-27. Under

bark.
A. siMiLis Say. Jordan Pond, June 9 ; The Beehive, Aug. 13

(Sanford).
A. ABBAS Bergroth. Salisbury Cove, July 14.
A. NIGER Stal. S. W. Harbor, July 11. Under bark.

COREIDAE
Merocoris Perty

M. DiSTiNCTUS Dallas. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7, 1926.
Alydidae

Protenor Haglund

P. BELFRAGEi Hagl. Meadow Brook, near Bar Harbor, Sept.
13 ; Meadow, Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 47

Alydus Tabricius

A. coNSPERsus Mont. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

CORIZIDAE

CoRizus rallen

C. CRASsicoRNis Linn. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, June 20-

Sept. 13.

Pentatomidae

SciocoRis Fallen

S. MicROPHTHALMUs Flor. S. W. HarboT, Aug. 1, 1887 (Fer-
nald).

Peribalus Mulsant and Eey

P. LiMBOLARius Stal. Salisbury Cove, June 9 ; S. W. Harbor,
July 20.

Chlorochroa Stal

C. UHLERi Stal. S. W. Harbor (Fernald).

EuscHiSTUs Dallas

E. EuscHisToiDEs VoU. {E . fissUis Ulil). Bar Harbor, July

20-Aug. 13.
E. TRiSTiGMUS Say. Bar Harbor, June 15; N. E. Harbor,

Sept. 22 (Minot).

CoENus Dallas

C. DELius Say. Bar Harbor (Parshley).

Neottiglossa Kirby

N. UNDATA Say. Common, July 17-Sept. 12.

COSMOPEPLA Stal

C. BiMACULATA Tliomas. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, June 7-July 19.

Banasa Stal

B. DiMiDiATA Say. Bar Harbor; Seal Harbor; S. W. Harbor,
June 7-Aug. 18.

Meadorus Mulsant and Eey

M. LATERALIS Say. Bar Harbor; X. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor,
July 20-Aug. 3.

Elasmostethus Fieber

E. CRUciATus Say. Common, July 15-Sept. 27.

48 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Perillds Stal

P. EXAPTus Say. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 24.

Apateticus Dallas

A. BRACTEATus Fitch. Nairows, Aug. 13.

A. cYNicus Say. Salisbury Cove, July 25-Aug. 10.

PODISUS Herrich-Seliaeffer

P. MODESTus Dallas. Bar Harbor; S. AV. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 11-July 19.

Cydnidae

CORIMELAENA White

C. puLicARiA Germar. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove (San-
ford), Aug. 10, 11.

Sehirus Amyot and Serville

S. ciNCTUs Pal. Beauv. Common, June 20-Aug. 10.

SCUTELLERIDAE
HoMAEMUS Dallas

H. AENEiFORus Say. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, June
20-Sept. 6.

EuRYGASTER Laporte

E. ALTERNATA Say. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 21-
July 25.

Order MECOPTERA

Panorpidae. Scorpion flies

Panorpa Linnaeus

P. RUFEscENs Ramb. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 21.
P. MACULOSA Hag. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., Aug. 10-17.
P. suBFURCATA Westw. Eclio Lake ; S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury
Cove, July 12-Sept. 7.

Order TRICHOPTERA. Caddice-flies
Phryganeidae

Phryganea Linnaeus

P. ciNEREA Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 24 (Minot).

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Neuronia Leach

N. CANADENSIS Baiiks. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
N. DossuAEiA Say. N. E. Harbor, July 1 (Minot).
N. SEMiFASCiATA Say. S. W. Harbor, June 24-27.

LiMNEPHILIDAE

LiMNEPHiLus Leach

L. coMBiNATus Walk. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

L. DESPECTus Walk. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 24-

July 21.
L. MOESTus Banks. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, July 25-

Aug. 11.
L. PERFORATus Walk. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 24.
L. suBMONiLiFER Walk. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 27 (Minot).
L. ALBosTicTus Hag. ? Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

CoLPOTAULius Kolenati

C. coNsociA Walk. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor, July 26-
Aug. 23.

Platycentropus Ulmer

P. MACULiPENNis Koleu. {hostls Hag.). Salisbury Cove;
S. W. Harbor, July 15-29.

Pycnopsyche Banks

P. GUTTiFER Walk. Echo Lake; Duck Brook, Sept. 7-11.

Neophylax McLachlan

N. AUTUMNus Vosh. S. W. Harbor (Alexander) ; Seal Cove,
Sept. 5-8.

Rhyacophilidae

Ehyacophila Pictet

R. LucTuosA Banks. Long Pond, July 16.
R. TERMiNATA Bauks. Bar Harbor; Duck Brook, June 17-
July 30.

Chimarrha Leach

C. ATERRiMA Hag. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond ; Seal Cove Brook,

June 10-Sept. 8.

Sericostomatidae

Helicopsyche Hagen

H. BOREALis Hag. Echo Lake, July 17.

50 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Olemira Banks

0. AMERICANA Baiiks. Bar Harbor, July 17.
Leptoceridae

Triaenodes McLachlan

T. FLAVESCENS Baiiks. Echo Lake, July 12.

Leptocella Banks

L. EXQuisiTA Walk. Great Pond, June 20.

Oecetina Banks

Oe. inconspicua Walk. S. W. Harbor, July; Witch Hole
Pond, July 30.

Mystacides Latreille

M. NIGRA Linn. Echo Lake, July 12.

H YDROPSY C HIDAE
Hydropsyche Pictet

H. sp. Duck Brook ; Bar Harbor, July 30.

Polycentropus Curtis

P. coNFUSus Hag. Bar Harbor, July 21.

P. sp. Bar Harbor; Witch Hole Pond, July 22-30.

HOLOCENTROPUS McLachlan

H. iNTERRUPTUs Baiiks. S. W. Harbor, June 20.
H. sp. Bar Harbor, June 21.

Phylocentropus Banks

P. LuciDUS Hag. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, July 17-30.

Philopotamus Leach

P. DisTiNCTUS Walk. Duck Brook, July 30.

Arctopsyche McLachlan

A. AFiCALis Banks. Long Pond, July 16.

Order LEPIDOPTERA. Moths and butterflies

MiCROPTERYGIDAE
MiCROPTERYX Hiibner

M. AURiCRiNELLA Walslim. Long Pond, July 27.

EucLEiDAE {Cochlidiidae, Limacoididae). Slug caterpillars

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGIOISr Sfl

ToRTRiciDiA Packard

T. FLExuosA Grt. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Echo Lake, July

4-17.
T. TESTACEA Pack. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot). The

larva feeds on oak, birch, wild cherry, etc.

LiTHACODES Packard

L. FASciOLA H.-Sch. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, July 11-24.
The larva feeds on maple, apple, huckleberry, etc.

Packardia Grote and Kobinson

P. ELEGANs Pack. Jordau Pond, June 10. The larva feeds on

orchard and shade trees.
P. GEMiNATA Pack. Bar Harbor, June 17. The larva feeds on

wild cherry.

TiNEIDAE
MoNOPis Hiibner {Blabophanes H.-Sch.)

M. BiFLAViMACULELLA Clem. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 22 (Minot).
M. MONACHELLA Hbu. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

Tinea Linnaeus

T. sp. N. E. Harbor, July 30 (Minot).

TiNEOLA Herrich-Schaeffer

T. BissELLiELLA Hum. The clothes moth.

Amydria Clemens

A. EFFEENATELLA Clem. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot).

Lyonetiidae
Phyllocnistis Zeller

P. popuLiELLA Cham. Bar Harbor, Aug. The larva mines
the leaves of poplars.

COLEOPHORIDAE
Coleophora Hiibner

C. coRusciPENNELLA Clem. Salisbury Cove, July 25.
Oecophoridae (Depressariidae)
Cryptolechia Zeller (Machimia Clem.)

C. TENTOEiFERELLA Clcm. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor
(Minot), Aug. 20-Sept. 14. The larva feeds on oak, cherry,
maple, etc., forming a web on the under side of the leaves.

52 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP

Agnopteryx Hiibner

A. ATRODORSELLA Clem. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 6 (Minot). The

larva feeds on Bidens, folding the leaf lengthwise.
A. PULviPENNELLA Clem. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Minot). The

larva feeds on Solidago and Eupatorinm, folding the leaf

lengthwise.
A. ALLENELLA Walshm. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor, Jnne

24-Sept. 5.
A. ROBiNiELLA Pack. Salisburv Cove, July 27. The larva feed

on locust (Rohinia).

Depressaria Haworth

D. HERACLiANA De G. Salisbui'v Cove. Larva and pupa, July
17, imago, July 30. Common on the cow parsnip ; the young
larvae feed on the leaves and the larger larvae bore into
the stalks to pupate.

D. ALiENELLA Busck. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren).
The larva feeds on Artemesia.

Semioscopis Hiibner

S. PACKARDELLA Clcm. Bar Harbor, June 22.
S. ALLENELLA Walshm. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 21 (Minot). The
larva feeds on oak.

Xylorictidae (Stenomidae)
Stenoma Zeller

S. scHLAEGERi Zell. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot). The larva

feeds on oak.
S. ALGiDELLA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 1-28 (Minot). The

larva feeds on maple, etc.

Gelecpiiidae

Gelechia Hiibner

G. TRiALBAMACULELLA Chamb. N. E. Harbor, July 3 (Minot).
The larva feeds on locust, oak, sweet fern, and huckleberry,
living in a nest between two leaves.

Gnorimoschema Busck

G. GALLAEsoLiDAGiNis Kilcy. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor;
N. E. Harbor, June- July. The larvae live in the stems of
goldenrod, forming fusiform galls.

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Trichotaphe Clemens

T. juNciDELLA Clem. N. E. Harbor, July 4 (Minot). The
larva is a leaf roller on aster, goldenrod, etc.

T. FLAVocosTELLA Clem. Salisbury Cove, July 27. The larva
feeds on solidago.

Lavernidae

LiMNAECiA Stainton

L. PHRAGMiTELLA Staiu. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot). The
larvae live in the seed-heads of the cat-tail, causing them to
fluff out.

Yponomeutidae

Argyresthia Hiibner

A. GOEDERTELLA Liuu. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor,
Aug. 11-Sept. 13. The larvae live in the catkins of birch
and alder.

A. OREASELLA Clcm. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

A. THuiELLA Pack. Bar Harbor, Sept. The larva mines the
leaves of the arborvitae,

Glyphipterygidae

Choreutis Hiibner

C. oNusTANA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 1 (Minot).

Allononyma Busck

A. viCARiALis Zell. Echo Lake, July 29 (Alexander).
Aegerhdae ( Sesiidae )
Memythrus Newman

M. PYRAMiDALis Walk. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, June 26-
July 11.

Synanthedon Hiibner (Conopi-a Hiibner)

S. coRNi Hy.Edw. Bar Harbor; Dry Mt. (Sanford), July
10-17.

S. FULviPEs Harr. Bar Harbor, June 17.

S. picTiPEs Grt. and Rob. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor ; Mt.
Cadillac, June 26-July 25. The larva bores in cherry, shad-
bush, etc.

S. sciTULA Harr. Bar Harbor, July 22. The larva frequents
oak, Crataegus, etc.

54 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

S. TiPULiFOEMis Linn. The currant borer. Bar Harbor, July

26; Seal Harbor (David Rockefeller).
S. PYEi Harr. S. W. Harbor, June 26. The larva bores in

apple, pear, etc.
S. ALBicoRNis Hy.Edw. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 10. The larva

bores in willow and poplar.

TORTRICIDAE
Epinotia Hiibner

E. soLiciTANA Walk. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 19-

Sept. 4. Larva feeds on white birch.
E. TRANSMissANA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 8 (Minot).

Ancylis Hiibner

A. APicANA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 8 (Minot). Larva

feeds on raspberry.
A. TiNEANA Hbn. S. W. Harbor, July 11. Larva feeds on

poplar and various Rosaceae.

Anchylopera Stephens

A. NEBECULANA Clcm. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot). The

larva is a leaf-roller on apple, etc.
A. suBAEQUANA Zell. S. W. Harbor ; N. E. Harbor (Minot),

July 6-13.

Epiblema Hiibner

E. suFFusANA Zell. N. E. Harbor, July 4— Aug. 24. The larva
feeds on the buds and flowers of the rose.

EucosMA Hiibner

E. DORSisiGNATANA Clem. Salisbury Cove; X. E. Harbor, Aug.

7-25. Larva feeds in roots of goldenrod.
E. siMiLANs Clem. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 24 (Minot).

Thiodia Hiibner

T. ocHROTERMiNANA Kcarf. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 5 (Minot).

Gypsonoma Meyrick

G. FAscioLANA Clem. N. E. Harbor, July 13 (Minot).

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Olethreutes Hiibner

0. BiPARTiTANA Clem. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 1-

Aug. 26.
0. CAPEEANA Hbn. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot).
0. FuscALBANA Zell. Eclio Lake ; N. E. Harbor, July 12-

Aug. 25.
0. CAMPESTEANA Zell. {dealbana auct.). S. W. Harbor, July

15. Larva feeds on cherry.
0. ALBEOLANA Zell. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7. The larva is a

leaf-roller on white birch.
0. HEMiDESMA Zcll. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7. The larva webs

the leaves and flowers of Spiraea.
O. coNSTELLATANA Zcll. S. W. Harbor, June 18.
0. ALBiciLiANA Fcm. Salisbury Cove, July 23. The larva is

purple, a leaf -roller on Spiraea.

Cymolomia Lederer (Exartema Clemens)

C. FASciATANA Clcm. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7. The larva

feeds on Rumex.
C. oLivACEANA Fern. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.
C. ZELLEEiANA Fcm. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7. The larva

crumples the leaves of white birch.

Sparganothis Hiibner

S. iRROEEA Rob. N. E. Harbor, July 16-Aug. 20 (Minot).

S. suLFUEEANA Clcm. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., July 21-25.
The larva feeds on willow, strawberry, etc.

S. EETicuLATANA Clcm. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 4 (Minot) ; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren). The larva feeds on oak,
maple, pear, rose, etc.

Argyrotoxa Stephens

A. ALBicoMANA Clcm. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 18-

Aug. 7. The larva feeds on rose.
A. cuEVALANA Kcarf. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11 (Minot).

Peronea Curtis

P. EFFRACTANA Frocl. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot). The

larva feeds on poplar, willow, and birch.
P. VAEiANA Fern. N. E. Harbor, July 30- Aug. 15 (Minot).

56 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Harmologa Meyrick

H. FUMiFERANA Clem. The spruce bud-worm. N. E. Harbor,
July 27, 1911. Sometimes very injurious to the spruce. It
was especially abundant in 1914.

EuLiA Hiibner

E. MiNisTRANA Linu. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, June 16-July 15. The larva is a general feeder, fold-
ing the leaves of trees and shrubs.

E. QUERCiFOLiANA Fitcli. Bar Harbor, June 24. The larva
feeds on oak.

TORTRix Linnaeus

T. ALLENiANA Fcm. Bar Harbor, July 19. The larva is a
general feeder.

Archips Hiibner (Cacaecia Hiibner)

A. puRPURANA Clem. Green Mt., July 27. The larva feeds

on geranium, etc.
A. ROSEANA Harr. Bar Harbor, July 11. The larva feeds on

rose, apple, etc.
A. cERASivoRANA Fitch. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July

27-Aug. 1. The larvae are social, forming large ugly nests

on the wild cherry.
A. PERsicANA Fitch. Bar Harbor, June 15. The larva feeds

on various plants.
A. MELALEUCANA Walk. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 11-

July 16. The larva feeds on Trillium.

Phaloniidae

Pharmacis Hiibner

P. viTELLiNANA Zcll. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 16-
Sept. 5. •

Phalonia Hiibner

P. BUNTEANA Rob. N. E. Hai'bor, July 31 (Miiiot) . The larva

feeds on Lactuca.
P. EDUANA Kearf. N. E. Harbor; Bar Harbor, Aug. 5-16.

Pyralididae. Snout moths
Aphomia Hiibner

A. sociELLA Linn. Bar Harbor, July (Moore). The larva
lives in nests of bumblebee and wasps.

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Desmia Westwood

D. FENERALis Hbii. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot). In the
absence of grape, the larva will feed on the evening prim-
rose.

Blepharomastix Lederer

B. sTENiALis Guen. N. E. Harbor, July 8-20 (Minot).

EvERGESTis Hiibner

E. sTRAMiNALis Hbn. The 'Purple-backed cabbage worm.'
N. E. Harbor, Aug. 9 (Minot).

NoMOPHiLA Hiibner

N. NOCTUELLA Schiff. Commou, June-Sept. The larva feeds
on Polygonum, etc.

Phlyctaenia Hiibner

P. TERREALis Trcit. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 24-

July 26. The larva feeds on Solidago.
P. EXTRicALis Guen. S. W. Harbor, July 10. The larva is a

leaf -roller on alder.
P. TERTiALis Guen. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, July 27-

Sept. 3. The larva lives in the pith of elder.
P. FUMALis Guen. Salisbury Cove, July 24- Aug. 25.

Pyrausta Schrank

P. PERTEXTALis Ledr. Eagle Lake; N. E. Harbor, July 18-
Aug. 5.

P. suBMEDiALis Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 18.

P. FUNEBRis Strom. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, June 21-July 10. The larva lives on the basal leaves
of Solidago.

P. FUMOFERALis Hulst. Loug Poud, Juue 27.

Nymphula Schrank

N. icciusALis Walk. S. W. Harbor, July 28. The larva (lives)
on pondweed, Potamogeton, and other aquatic plants.

N. MACULALis Clem. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 14-
25. The larva feeds on the water lilies.

N. ALLioNEALis Walk, race itealis Walk. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

58 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Geshna Dyar

G. PRiMORDiALis Dvar. N. E. Harbor, July 17 (Minot).

EuRRHYPARA Hiibner

E. URTicATA Linn. Salisbury Cove, July, 1926 (Dahlgren).
The larva feeds on nettle. A European species first re-
corded from Nova Scotia.

SCOPARIA Haworth

S. BASALis Walk. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 31-

Aug. 25.
S. LUGUBRALis Walk. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren).

Pyralis Linnaeus

P. FARiNALis Linn. Meal moth. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July 6-Aug. 27. Infests meal and stored grain.

Crambinae

Argyria Hiibner

A. NIVALIS Drury. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove
(Dahlgren), July 20-25.

Crambxjs Fabrieius

C. AGiTATELLus Clem. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove

(Dahlgren), July 24-Aug. 20.
C. ALBocLAVELLus Zell. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July

22-Aug. 7. The larva feeds on grasses.
C. ALBELLus Clem. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 18-22.

The larva feeds on grasses.
C. BiDENs Zell. S. W. Harbor, July 28.
C. FLORiDus Zell. N. E. Harbor, July 8-Aug. 20 (Minot).
C. GiRARDELLUs Clem. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11-Sept. 11

(Minot).
C. HORTUELLus Hbii. racc TOPiARius Grt. Common, June 24-

July 17.
C. LEACHELLUS Ziuck. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 24 (Minot).
C. LUTEOLELLus Clcm. S. W. Harbor, June 24.
C. MUTABiLis Clem. N. E. Harbor, July 16-Aug. 20. The

larva feeds on grass.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 59

C. PRAEFESTELLus Ziiick. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 20 (Minot).

C. PERLELLus Scop. racG innotatelliis Walk. N. E. Harbor,

July 1-Aug. 29 (Minot). The larva feeds on grasses.
C. RARicoLELLus Zcll. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 9-20 (Minot). The

larva feeds on grass and sorrel.
C.TRisECTus Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 23 (Minot). The

larva feeds on grasses.
C. UNisTRiATELLA Pack. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren).
C. vuLGivAGELLus Clem. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 6 (Minot).

Tetralopha Zeller

T. ASPERATELLA Clem. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
15-Aug. 25. The larva feeds on oak, maple, elm, etc.

Myelois Hiibner

M. OBNUPSELLA Hulst. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 20 (Minot).

AcROBASis Zeller

A. BETULELLA Hulst. Salisbury Cove, July 25. The larva

feeds on white birch.
A. iNDiGENELLA Zcll. 'Apple leaf crumpler.' N. E. Harbor,

Aug. 31 (Minot).
A. RUBRiFASCiELLA Pack. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15 (Minot).

The larva feeds on alder.

Glyptocera Eagouot

G. coNsoBRiNELLA Zcll. Bar Harbor; X. E. Harbor, July 10-
16.

Meropteba Grots

M. PRAVELLA Grt. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, July 16-
Aug. 10. The larva forms a web between two leaves of
willow.

M. uNicoLORELLA Hulst. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July
21-Aug. 25.

Salebria Zeller

S. coNTATELLA var. QuiNQUEPUNCTELLA Grt. N. E. Harbor
(Minot) ; Salisbury Cove (Dahlgren), June 29-Aug. 7. The
larva feeds on locust, forming a web between two leaves.

60 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Laodamia Ragonot

L. FuscA Haw. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren). The
larva feeds on willow and Vaccinium.

Canarsia Hulst

C. uLMiARRosoRELLA Clem. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor,
Aug. 7-Sept. 5. The larva is found on elm.

Homoeosoma Curtis

H. MuciDELLUM Rag. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Minot). The
larva lives in the flowers of Gnaphalium.

Peoria Eagonot

P. APPROxiMELLA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 26 (Minot).
Pterophoridae

Platyptilia Hiibner

P. PALLiDACTYLA Haw. Commou, July 10-25. The larva bores
into stems of yarrow.

OxYPTiLUS Zeller

0. TENuiDACTYLus Fitcli. Salisbury Cove, July 15. The larva
feeds on blackberry.

OiDAEMATOPHORUS Wallengreu {Pterophorus auct.)

0. HOMODACTYLus Walk. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
22-Aug. 25. The larva feeds on Solidago.
Geometridae. Measuring-worms
Nemoria Hiibner

N. RUBRiFRONTARiA Pack. Bar Harbor, June 18.

Synchlora Guenee

S. AERATA Fab. Near Bar Harbor (Burton). The larva feeds
on blackberry and raspberry.

AciDALiA Treitselike {Synelys Hulst)

A. JUNCTARIA Walk. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot),
June 21-July 23.

A. ENUCLEATA Gucu. Salisbury Cove, July 27- Aug. 25 (Dahl-
gren).

A. ENUCLEATA form ADORNATA Prout. Commou, July 7-20.
The larva feeds on blueberry, Rhexia and Galium.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 61

Ptychopoda Curtis

P. INDUCTATA Gueii. Salisbury Cove, July 7- Aug. 25 (Dahl-
gren).

Pleuroprucha Moschler

P. iNsuLSARiA Guen. N.E. Harbor, July 20-30 (Minot). The
larva feeds on oak, Galium, etc.

CoSYMBiA Hiibner

C. LUMEN ARIA Hbii. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove; Bar Har-
bor, Aug. 7-12. The larva feeds on birch, Vaccinium, and
Comptonia.

Trechodesia Warren

T. ALBOviTTATA Gueu. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Long Pond,
July 8-16.

LOBOPHORA Curtis

L. NiviGERATA Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15 (Minot).

AcASis Duponchel

A. viRiDATA Pack. S. W. Harbor, June 24.

Calocalpe Hiibner (Hydria Hiibuer)

C. UNDULATA Liuu. S. W. Harbor, June 16-July 30. The
larvae are gregarious, webbing together the leaves on the
terminal shoots of the wild cherry.

Lygris Hiibner

L. DivERSiLiNEATA Hbii. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug.

10-Sept. 9. The larva feeds on Ampelopsis.
L. DESTiNATA Mocsch. Salisbury Cove, July 27 (Dahlgren).
L. EXPLANATA Walk. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug.

15-20.
L. EXPLANATA form cuNiGERATA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July

31-Aug. 16 (Minot).
L. TESTATA Linn. Salisbury Cove, Sept. 1 (Dahlgren). The

larva feeds on birch, wdllow, etc.

DiACTiNiA Warren

D. siLACEATA Hbu. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, Aug. 12-21.

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62 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Thera Stephens

T. coNTRACTATA Pack. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove

(Dahlgren), Sept. 23-27.
T. GEORGii Hulst. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 16 (Minot).

Dysstroma Hiibner

D. TRUNCATA Hufii. N. E. Harbor ; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July 20-Sept. 8. The larva feeds on strawberry.

Hydriomena Hiibner

H. CAERULATA Fab. (pluviata Guen.). N. E. Harbor; S. W.
Harbor; Echo Lake, July 6-17. The larva feeds on alder.
H. TRANSFiGURATA Swett. Bar Harbor, June 13.

Xanthorhoe Hiibner

X. LACUSTRATA Gueu. N. E. Harbor; Echo Lake, July 12-
Aug. 29. The larva feeds on blackberry, birch, etc.

X. DESiGNATA Hufu. Witcli Hole Pond; Salisbury Cove, July
30-Aug. 10. The larva feeds on Cruciferae, wild and culti-
vated.

X. FERRUGATA Clerk. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor, July 15-24. The larva feeds on Polygonum.

X. FERRUGATA form uNiDENTARiA Haw. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ;
Salisbury Cove (Dahlgren), July 25- Aug. 10.

X. iDUATA Guen. S. W. Harbor, July 10-15.

Orthonama Hiibner

0. OBSTRiPATA Fab. ifluriata Hbn.). N. E. Harbor; S. W.
Harbor, July 15-Aug. 15. Larva feeds on elm, Polygonum,
etc.

Entephria Hiibner

E. AURATA Pack. N. E. Harbor, July 26-Aug. 24 (Minot).

Spargania Guenee

S. MAGNOLiATA Gucii. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

EuPHYiA Hiibner

E. iNTERMEDiATA Gueu. N. E. Hai'bor ; Salisbury Cove, July
27-Aug. 15. The larva feeds on jewel weed (Impatiens).

E. MULTiFERATA Walk. N. E. Harbor, June 29-Aug. 5
(Minot). The larva feeds on Polygonum and Epilobium.

E. LucTUATA var. OBDUCTATA Mocscli. S. W. Harbor, July 16.

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Mesoleuca Hiibner

M. EUFiciLLATA Giieii. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 9 (Alinot). The
larva feeds on birch.

EuLYPE Hiiliiier (Eheumaptera auct.)

E. HASTATA Linn. Echo Lake, June 19.

E. HASTATA var. GOTHiCATA Gucu. Common ; unusually abun-
dant in 1923. June 13-July 20. The larva feeds on birch,
willow, blueberry, etc.

Venusia Curtis

V. CAMBRicA Curt. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 22-Aug. 24. The larva feeds on mountain ash
(Pyrus americana).

Hydrelia Hiibner

H. iNORNATA Hulst. Bar Harbor, July 24.

EuBULE Hiibner

E. MENDiCA Hbn. Common, June 21-July 26. The larva feeds
on violets.

Eupithecia Curtis

E. ANTicARiA Walk. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July IS-
IS.

E. GEMiNATA Pack. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 9-19 (Minot). The
larva feeds on the flowers of the yarrow, goldenrod, etc.

E. iNTERRUPTOFASciATA Pack. N. E. Harbor ; S. W. Harbor;
Salisbury Cove, July 8-Sept. 24. The larva feeds on
juniper.

E. RussELiATA Swctt. N. E. Harbor, June 22 (Minot).

E. STEATTONATA Pack. S. W. Harbor, July 21.

E. TAYLORATA Swett. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 29-
Aug. 1.

HoRiSME Hiibner

H. iNTESTiNATA Gueu. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
27-Sept. 5.

ISTURGIA Hiibuer

I. AMiTARiA Guen. (faxoni Minot). S. AY. Harbor; Echo Lake,
June 18-22. The larva feeds on bearberrv.

64 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

EuFiDONiA Packard

E. NOTATARiA Walk. S. W. Harbor, June 16. The larva feeds
on larch, pine, etc.

Orthofidonia Packard

0. TiNCTARiA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 9 (Minot).

Bapta Stephen

B. SEMiCLARATA Walk. S. W. Harbor, June 25.

B. VESTALIATA Gucu. Joi'daii Pond; N. E. Harbor, June 10-
July 8. The larva feeds on apple, oak, etc.

Physostegania Warren

P. pusTULARiA Guen. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 27-
Aug. 11. The larva feeds on maple, cranberry, etc.

GuENERiA Packard

G. BASiARiA Walk. Long Pond, July 16.

Cabera Treitsclike

C. VARioLARiA Gueu. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 16-
22. The larva feeds on willow.

C. ERYTHEMARiA Gucu. N. E. Harbor, July 10 (Minot).

Philobia Duponehel

P. ULSTERATA Pcars. N. E. Harbor, July 12 (Minot).

Macaria Curtis

M. GRANiTATA Gueu. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Long Pond,
July 2-Aug. 4.

Hesperumia Packard

H. suLPHURARiA Pack. N. E. Harbor (Minot); Salisbury
Cove, July 27-Aug. 23.

Itame Hiibner (Diastictis Hiibner)

1. ARGiLLACEARiA Pack. N. E. Harbor, July 20 (Minot).
I. BRUNNEATA Thunb. S. W. Harbor, June 21-July 13.

I. AN AT ARIA Swett. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove,
July 13-Aug. 26.

Homochlodes Hulst

H. FRiTALLARiA Gucii. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 65

Cabipeta Walker

C. ANGusTioRATA Walk. Bar Harbor, Aug. 12. The larva

feeds on white pine.
C. DiviSATA Walk. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, July 20-Aug. 23. The larva feeds on hemlock.
C. piNiATA Pack. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Nepytia Hulst

N. CANosAEiA Walk, {pulcheria Minot). N. E. Harbor; Echo
Lake, Aug. 19-Sept. 11. The larva feeds on pine, spruce,
and larch.

Cleora Curtis

C. iNDicATARiA Walk. Commou, June 21-July 20.
C. LAEVARiA Guen. N. E. Harbor, June 26- July 6 (Minot).
The larva feeds on willow, wild cherry, etc.

Athalopteka Hulst

A. ANTiCARiA Walk. S. W. Harbor, June 20.

EcTROPis Hiibner

E. CREPUScuLAEiA D. & S. Jordau Pond, June 10. The larva
feeds on apple, pear, elm, maple, etc.

Amphidasis Treitschke

A. coGNATARiA Gucu. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove (Dahl-
gren), June 17-July 27. The larva feeds on various orchard
and forest trees.

Cingilia Walker

C. CATENARiA Drury. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney). The larva
feeds on Vaccinium, Eubus, Myrica, Carex, etc.

Anagoga Hiibner

H. PULVERARiA Liuu. Jordau Pond ; Long Pond ; June 10-July
16. The larva feeds on maple, willow, birch, etc.

SiCYA Guenee

S. MACULARiA Harr. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren).
S. MACULARIA var. soLFATARiA Gucu. N. E. Harbor, July 13
(Minot).

66 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Ellopia Treitschke

E. ENDROPiAKiA Gi't. & Rob. N. E. Harbor, June 20 (Minot).
The larva feeds on oak. etc.

E. FiscELLARiA Guen. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor, Sept. 6-13.

E. FISCELLARIA form joHNsoNi Swett. N. E. Harbor; S. W.
Harbor; Bar Harbor, Sept. 8-29.

E. FISCELLARIA form PEccATARiA Swett. Bar Harbor, Sept. 13.

Campaea Lamarck

C. PERLATA Guen. Bar Harbor; Long Pond; N. E. Harbor,
June 11-Aug. 24.

Ennomos Treitschke

E. MAGNARius Gueu. Salisbury Cove (Dahlgren) ; N. E. Har-
bor (Minot), Sept. 1-24. The larva feeds on birch, maple,
elm, etc.

Xanthotype Warren

X. cROCATARiA Fab. var. caelaria Hulst. Echo Lake, July 12.
The larva feeds on strawberry, currant, and gooseberry.

Plagodis Hubner

P. sERiNARiA H.-Sch. Joi'dau Pond, June 10.

Hyperetis Guenee

H. AMiCARiA H.-Sch. Long Pond; N. E. Harbor, July 16-26.
The larva feeds on alder, beech, birch, oak, etc.

Nematocampa Guenee

N. LiMBATA Haw. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren). The
larva feeds on apple, maple, etc.

GoNODONTis Hubner

G. HYPOCHRARIA H.-Scli. Bar Harbor, June 8. The larva

feeds on apple, etc.
G. DUARiA Guen. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot). The larva

feeds on oak.

Euchlaena Hubner

E. OBTUSARIA Hbn. N. E. Harbor, July 18-22 (Minot). The
larva feeds on jewel weed (Impatiens).

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 67

E. EFFECTA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 31 (Minot). The larva

feeds on rose.
E. JOHNSONARIA Fitcli. Salisbury Cove, July 16. The larva

feeds on oak, cherry, etc.
E. SEERATA Drury. Salisbury Cove, July 24 (Dahlgren).
E. viNULENTARiA Grt. & Rob. S. W. Harbor, June 25.

Metanema Guenee

M. iNATOMAEiA Gueu. Bar Harbor, July 20. The larva feeds

on poplar.
M. DETERMiNATA Walk. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury

Cove (Dahlgren), July 25- Aug. 24.

Priocycla Guenee

P. ARMATARiA H.-Sch. N. E. Harbor, July 4 (Minot). The
larva feeds on currant, birch, maple, apple, etc.

Pero Herrich-Scliaeffer

P. HONESTARius Walk. S. W. Harbor, July 15. The larva

feeds on maple.
P. MORRisoNARius Hy. Edw. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor,

July 15-Aug. 20.

Apicia Guenee

A. coNFusARiA Hbu. Bar Harbor (Burton) ; Salisbury Cove,

Aug. 7. The larva feeds on clover.
A. coNFUSARiA form METROCAMPARiA Gueu. Salisbury Cove,

July 16.

Sabulodes Guenee

S. LORATA Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 30 (Minot). The larva
feeds on sweet fern, Comptonia.

S. TRANsvERSATA Drury. N. E. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 17-Sept. 13. The larva feeds on maple,
currant, apple, etc.

S. TRANSVERSATA Drury form incurvata Guen. N. E. Harbor
(Minot); Salisbury Cove (Dahlgren), Aug. 15-Sept. 1.

NOTODONTIDAE
Pheosia Hiibner

P. RiMosA Pack. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), July
10-Aug. 23. The larva feeds on poplar.

68 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

LOPHODONTA Packard

L. ANGULOSA Abb. & Sm. Salisbury Cove, July 24-Aug. 15

(Dahlgren). The larva feeds on oak.
L. FERRUGiNEA Pack. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove

(Dahlgren), July 10-16. The larva feeds on birch.

Symmerista Hiibner

S. ALBiFRONS Abb. & Sm. N. E. Harbor, July 18 (Minot).
The larva feeds on oak, maple, etc.

Dasylophia Packard

D. ANGUiNA Abb. & Sm. Salisbury Cove, July (Dahlgren).
The larva feeds on locust.

Heterocampa Doubleday

H. GUTTiviTTA Walk. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot). The
larva is popularly known as the 'saddle prominent' and is
often injurious to maples and poplars.

ScHizuRA Doubleday

S. UNICORNIS Abb. & Sm. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11 (Minot).
The larva feeds on orchard and shade trees.

Cerura Schrank

C. BOREALis Bdv. Bar Harbor, Sept. The larva feeds on
willow.

Gluphisia Boisduval

G. sEPTENTRioNis Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 19 (Minot). The
larva feeds on willow, poplar, and birch.

Lymantriidae (Liparidae)
NoTOLOPHUS Germar

N. antiqua Linn. Old tussock-moth. Bar Harbor. The larva
feeds on most of the orchard and forest trees.

Hemerocampa Dyar

H. LEucosTiGMA Abb. & Sm. White-marked tussock-moth.
N. E. Harbor (Minot); Salisbury Cove (Dahlgren), Aug.
7-Sept. 24. The larva feeds on various fruit and shade
trees.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 69

PORTHETRIA Hiilmer

P. DisPAE Linn. Gj'psy moth. Reported in 1919 from Tre-
mont, Mt. Desert, and Eden, but not seen by the writer.

EuPROCTis Hiibner

E. CHEYsoRRHOEA Linn. Brown-tail moth. Abundant during
1911-1914, but has now practically disappeared. One speci-
men was taken at Salisbury Cove, July 16, 1923.

Stilpnotia Westwood

S. SALicis Linn. Satin moth. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 6, 1926
(Dahlgren). First reported in the vicinity of Boston in
1920, it has gradually spread northeastward. This is the
most northerly record at the present time. The larva feeds
on willow and poplar.

NOCTUIDAE
Rhodophora Guenee

R. FLORIDA Guen. Primrose moth. Salisbury Cove, July 17 ;
Ironbound Isl. (Blaney). The larva feeds on the buds and
seed capsules of the evening primrose.

Porosagrotis Smith

P. VETUSTA Walk. Salisbury Cove, Sept. 1 (Dahlgren).

EuxOA Hiibner

E. PERPOLiTA Morr. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

E. MEssoRiA Harr. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15-

Sept. 6. The larva is one of the most troublesome of the

early cutworms.
E. MOLLIS Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 25 (Minot).
E. EEDiMicuLA Morr. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren).

E. ocHROGASTER Gucu. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren).

Feltia Walker

F. vENERABiLis Walk. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; N. E.
Harbor, Sept. 1-24.

F. DucENs Walk, {subgothica auct.). N. E. Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 15-30.
F. HERiLis Grt. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 18-30.

LIBRARYi=o

70 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP

Agrotis Ochsenheimer

A. GENicuLATA Grt. & Rob. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren).
A. YPsiLON Eott. Bar Harbor, July 22. The larva is one of

the troublesome cutworms.
A. c-NiGRUM Linn. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 18-

30. The larva is one of the cutworms.
A. BiCARNEA Guen. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15-

Sept. 2. The larva is a troublesome cutworm.
A. normania:n^a Grt. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 31-

Aug. 21.
A. BAJA Fab. (smithi SnelL). N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove,

Aug. 15-20.
A. PLECTA Linn. S. W. Harbor, July 31. The larva feeds on

lettuce, celery, etc.
A. PHYLLOPHORA Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 27 (Minot).
A. UNiMACULA Morr. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove

(Dahlgren), July 27-Aug. 20.
A. uNicoLOR Walk, {clmidestina Harr.). Bar Harbor; N. E.

Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 8-Sept. 6. The larva is one

of the troublesome cutworms,

Lycophotia Hiibner

L. ASTRiCTA Morr. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 31-
Aug. 20.

L. OCCULTA Linn. N. E. Harbor, July 19-27 (Minot).

L. MARGARiTosA Haw. form SAUCiA Hbn. N. E. Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 15-30. The larva is one of the injurious
cutworms.

Aplectoides Butler

A. PRESsus Grt. S. W. Harbor, July 10.

Apharetra Grote

A. DENTATA Grt. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

Matuta Grote

M. ELiMATA Guen. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor, July

17-Sept. 13.
M. PRASiNA Fab. N. E. Harbor, July 19 (Minot).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 71

Rhynchagrotis Smith

R. BRUNNEicoLLis Grt. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 25 (Dahlgren).

R. ANCHOCELioiDEs Gueii. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

R. GiLviPENNis Grt. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor, July 30-31.

EUEBETAGROTIS Smith

E. ATTENTA Grt. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 22-

Aug. 7.
E. PERATTENTA Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot).

SCOTOGRAMMA Smith

S. TRiFOLii Rott. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 20 (Dahlgren).

PoLiA Ochseiiheimer (Mamestra Ochs.)

P. iMBRiFERA Gucu. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 4-15 (Minot).

P. puRPURissATA Grt. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 15-
Aug. 20.

P. MEDiTATA Grt. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15 (Dahlgren).

P. CRiSTiFERA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot).

P. NiMBOSA Guen. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

P. ADJUNCTA Bdv. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

P. LEGiTiMA Grt. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, July 18-Aug. 18. The larva feeds on beans, cabbage,
and other garden plants.

P. LiLACiNA Harv. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

P. RENiGERA Steph. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15-
29.

P. LOREA Guen. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 10- Aug.
15. The larva feeds on strawberry, geranium, etc.

P. OLIVACEA Morr. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15 (Minot).

Chabuta Walker

C. siGNATA Walk. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 31-
Aug. 17.

Eriopyga Gueuee

E. CRENULATA Butl. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 5 (Minot).
E. CYNiCA Guen. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 20 (Dahlgren).
E. VECORS Guen. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 5 (Minot).

Oncocnemis Lederer

0. ATRiFASciATA Morr. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6 ; Ironbound Isl.
(Blaney).

72 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

LiTHOMOiA Hiibner

L. soLiDAGiNis Hbn. {germana Morr.). Salisbury Cove (Dalil-
gren); N. E. Harbor (Minot), Sept. 1-29.

Xylotype Hampsoii

X. CAPAX Grt. & Rob. Salisbury Cove (Dahlgren) ; N. E.
Harbor (Minot), Sept. 1-24.

EuBOTYPE Hampson

E. coNFRAGosA Morr. {medialis Grt.). Salisbury Cove; S. W.
Harbor, Aug. 15-Sept. 6.

Harpaglaea Hampson

H. PASTiLLACANs Morr. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 24-27 (Minot).

Epiglaea Grote

E. APiCATA Grt. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren).

Conistra Hiibner

C. iNcuLTA Grt. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 24 (Minot).

Parastichtis Hiibner

P. RALLA Grt. & Rob. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11-Sept. 27 (Minot).

Nephelodes Gueuee

N. EMMEDONiA Cram, {mdnians Guen.). Common, July 13-

Sept. 6. The larva feeds on Solidago, etc.
N. EMMEDONIA form vioLANs Gueii. Salisbury Cove, Sept. 1

(Dahlgren).

SiDERiDis Hiibner

S. RUBEFACTA Mori'. Narrows, June 9.

CiRPHis Walker

C. PSEUDARGYRiA Gueu. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot).
C. MULTiLiNEA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot).
C. coMMOiDES Guen. Salisbury Cove, July 17-Aug. 25.
C. iNSUETA Guen. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Neleucania Smith

N. ALBiLiNEA Hbu. N. E. Hai'bor, Aug. 10 (]\[inot). The larva
feeds on grasses and grain.

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Leucania Ochsenheimer

L. LUTEOPALLENs Sm. Sv W, Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July
13-iVug. 25. The larva feeds on grasses.

CUCULLIA Scliraiik

C. INTERMEDIA Spey. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dalilgren) ; Iron-
bound Isl. (Blaney).

C. coNVExiPENNis Grt. & Rob. N". E. Harbor, July 31-Aug.
25 (Minot).

Atethmia Hiibiier

A. PAMPiNA Guen. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor; X. E. Harbor,
Sept. 7-24.

Xanthia Ochsenheimer

X. LUTEA Strom, (flavago Fab.). N. E. Harbor, Sept. 27
(Minot).

Amphipyra Ochsenheimer

A. pYRAMiDoiDEs Gueii. Cadillac Cliff, Sept. 13. The larva

feeds on wild cherry, apple, poplar, etc.
A. TEAGOPOGiNis Liuu. Salisbury Cove (Dalilgren) ; N. E.

Harbor (Minot), Aug. 15-21.

Septis Hiibner

S. NiGRiOR Smith. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15 (Dalilgren).
S. LiGNicoLOR Guen. S. W. Harbor, July 20.
S. vuLTuosA. S. W. Harbor (Mrs. Palmer).
S. ARCTicA Bdv. Common, July 8-Sept. 10. The larva is one
of the destructive cutworms.

Trachea Ochsenheimer

T. iLLOCATA Walk. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 27 (Minot).

T. MACTATA Guen. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 6 (Minot).

T. MODiCA Guen. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor (Minot),
Aug. 7-30.

Euplexia Stephens

E. LuciPARA Linn. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot). The
larva feeds on birch, Viburnum, etc.

74 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Perigea Guenee

P. VECORS Guen. {remissa Walk.). S. W. Harbor; N. E. Har-
bor, July 13-Aiig. 23.

Oligia. Hiibner

0. BRiDGHAMi Grt. & Eob. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 17 (Minot).

Agroperina Hampson

A. DUBiTANs Walk. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; N. E.
Harbor, July 10-Sept. 4.

Sidemina Staudinger

S. DEVASTATOR BracG. Common, July 20-Aug. 15. The larva
is one of the destructive cutworms.

Luperina Boisduva]

L. STiPATA Morr. N. E. Harbor, July 31 (Minot).

Chutapha Moore

C. PERicuLosA Guen. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 13-19 (Minot).
C. PERICULOSA form v-brunneum Grt. N. E. Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 1-19.

Callopistria Hiibner

C. monetifera Guen. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June
21-Aug. 9.

Chytonix Grote

C. PALLiATRicuLA Gueu. form lASPis Guen. N. E. Harbor, July
12 (Minot).

Leuconycta Hampson

L. DiPTEROiDES Gueu. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 18 (Minot).

Agriopodes Hampson

A. FALLAX H.-Sch. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), July
15-30. The larva feeds on poplar and Viburnum.

A. LEPiDULA Grt. N. E. Harbor (Minot); Salisbury Cove
(Dahlgren), July 18-24.

Acronycta Ochsenheimer

A. iNNOTATA Guen. N. E. Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, July 15-20.
A. DACTYLiNA Grt. Bar Harbor ; N. E. Harbor ; S. W. Harbor,
July 16-28. The larva feeds on alder, birch and willow.
A. POPULi Riley. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 75

Delta Saalm

D. RAMosuLA Guen. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15 (Minot).

Caradrina Oehsenheimer

C. MULTiFERA Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 18-Sept. 5 (Minot).

Balsa Walker

B. MALANA Fitcli. Bar Harbor, June 22. The larva feeds on
apple.

MONODES Guenee

M. FESTivoiDES Gucu. N. E. Harbor, June 29 (Minot).

Apamea Oehsenheimer

A. VELATA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot).
A. NicTiTANs Linn. Common, Aug. 15-Sept. 15.
A. NICTITANS var. AMERICANA Speyer. Common, Aug. 26-Sept.
27. The larva bores into various grasses.

GoRTYNA Oehsenheimer

G. iMMANis Guen. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15 (Dahlgren).

Papaipema Smith

P. PTERisii Bird. Salisbury Cove, Sept. 1 (Dahlgren).

Ipimorpha Hiibner

I. PLEONECTUSA Grt. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15 (Dahlgren).

CosMiA Oehsenheimer

C. ORiNA Guen. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 18 (Dahlgren).

Calamia Hiibner

C. iNQuiNATA Guen. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

LiTHACODiA Hiibner

L. ALBiDULA Guen. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 21-

Aug. 7.
L. coNciNNiMACULA Gueu. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Minot).
L. BELLicuLA Hbii. Salisbury Cove, July 15.
L. CARNEOLA Gueu. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 11-

Aug. 7.
L. APicosA Haw. N. E. Harbor, July 24 (Minot).
L. MuscosuLA Guen. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, Aug.

7-15.

76 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Marathyssa Walker

M. iNFiciTA Walk, N. E. Harbor, July 13 (Miiiot).

Catocala Schrank

C. ANTiNYMPHA Hbii. N. E. Harbor (^linot) ; Salisbury Cove

(Dahlgren), Sept. 1-15.
C. CEROGAMA Gueii. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15 (Minot).
C. EELicTA Walk. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney). The larva feeds

on birch and poplar.
C. UNijuGA Walk. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Alexander).
C. coNcuMBENs Walk. Salisbury Cove, Sept. 10 (Dahlgren).

The larva feeds on willow and poplar.
C. GRACILIS Edw. N. E. Harbor, July 11-Aug. 15 (Minot).
C. GRACILIS form sordida Grt. Bar Harbor, July 22.
C. ULTRONIA Hbn. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Minot). The larva

feeds on apple, plum, wild cherry, etc.
C. PRAECLARA Grt. & Rob. N. E. Harbor, Sept. 6 (Minot).

EuPARTHENOS Grote

E. NUBiLis Hbn. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 11-July
25. The larva feeds on locust.

Paballelia Hiibner

P. BiSTRiARis Hbn. N. E. Harbor; Green Mt., July 17-25.
The larva feeds on maple.

Caenurgia Walker (Drasteria auct.)

C. ERECHTEA Cram. Common, July-Aug. The larva feeds on

grasses, clover, etc.
C. CRASSiuscuLA Haw. Common, July-Aug. The larva feeds

on grasses.

Panthea Hiibner

P. EURCiLLA Pack. Salisbury Cove, July 10 (Sanford). The
larva feeds on larch and pine.

AuTOGRAPHA Hiibner

A. FALciFERA Kby. form simplex Guen. Salisbury Cove ; Nar-
rows ; Bar Harbor, Sept. 1-13. The larva feeds on a vari-
ety of cruciferous plants.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION ( I

A. EPiGAEA Grt. Ironbonnd Isl. (Blaney).

A. SELECTA Walk. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 29 (Minot).

A. ocTOSCRiPTA Grt. S. W. Harbor, July 29.

A. RECTANGULA Kby. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove

(Dahlgren), July 30- Aug. 10.
A. u-AUREUM Guen. {vaccinii H. Edw.). N. E. Harbor

(Minot) ; Salisbury Cove, July 18, 19.
A. PRECATioNis Guen. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 13-24 (Minot). A

general feeder on weeds.
A. BiMACULATA Steph. N. E. Harbor, July 31- Aug. 11 (Minot).
A. MAPPA Grt. & Rob. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 24 (Minot).
A. puTNAMi Grt. Narrows, June 9.
A. coNTEXTA Grt. S. W. Harbor, July 10-15.
A. AMPLA Walk. Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor (Minot), July 17-

Aug. 11.

Plusia Oclisenheimev

P. AEREoiDEs Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 22-29 (Minot).
P. BALLUCA Geyer. N. E. Harbor, July 26-31 (I\Iinot).

EosPHOROPTERYX Dyar

E. THYATYRoiDEs Gueu. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 14 (Minot).

Abrostola Ochsenheimer

A. FORMOSA Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 31 (Minot).

Eaphia Hiibner

R. FRATER Grt. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove (Dahl-
gren), July 16-27. The curious larva feeds on poplar and
willow.

ScOLiOPTERYX Germar

S. LiBATRix Linn. Bar Harbor, June 22. The larva feeds on
willow and poplar.

EivuLA Guenee

R. PROPiNQUALis Guen. N. E. Harbor ; Bar Harbor ; Salisbury
Cove, July 17-Aug. 7.

Pangrapta Hiibner

P. DECORALis Hbn. Common, June 18-Aug. 7.

78 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Metalestra Hiibner

M. QUADRisiGNATA Walk, {cofitracta Walk.). N. E. Harbor,
July 10-Aug. 24 (Minot).

Epizeuxis Hubner

E. AMEEiCALis GuGii. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 3-

Aug. 25. The larva feeds on clover.
E. AEMULA Hbn. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 30- Aug.

7. The larva is said to feed on spruce.
E. LUBEicALis Geyer. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 17-

Aug. 1. The larva feeds on grasses.

Zanclognatha Lederer

Z. oBSCURiPENNis Grt. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 1-
Aug. 7.

Hormisa Walker

H. ABSORPTALis Walk. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
15-23.

Philometra Grote

P. METONALis Walk. Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July 12-Aug. 7.

Chytolita Grote

C. PETREALis Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 4 (Minot).

Eenia Guenee

R. FLAviPUNCTALis Geycr. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

Bleptina Grote

B. GARADRiNALis Gucu. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Phalaenophana Grote

P. PYRAMUSALis Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot).

Palthis Hubner

P. ANGULALis Hbu. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 19-July 12.

BoMOLOCHA Hiibner

B. BALTiMORALis Gucu. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 15-18 (Minot).

The larva feeds on maple.
B. DECEPTALis Walk. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 28-

Aug. 25.
B. TOREUTA Grt. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot).

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LoMANALTES Grote

L. EDucTALis Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 30 (Minot).

Plathypena Grote

P. scABRA Fab. Bar Harbor, July 26. The larva feeds on
clover, beans, etc.

Hypena Schrank

H. HUMiLis Harr. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 15 (Dahlgren).

Arctiidae. Tiger moths
Halisidota Hiibner

H. MACULATA Harr. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney). Larva at Bar

Harbor, Sept. 13. The larva feeds on willow, poplar, alder,

and oak.
H. TESSELLARis Abb. & Sm. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor,

July 18-20. The larva feeds on various shade and fruit

trees.

EuBAPHE Hiibner

E. AURANTiACA var. RUBicuNDARiA Hbu. Commou, July 16-
Aug. 24. The larva feeds on a variety of plants.

E. AURANTIACA var. QuiNARiA Grote. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7.

E. iMMACULATA Rcak. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Salisbury Cove
(Dahlgren), July 24-Aug. 23.

Hyphoraia Hubner

H. PARTHENos Harr. St. Lawrence tiger moth. S. W. Har-
bor, June 22, from pupa; N. E. Harbor, July 7 (A. E.
Allen); Bar Harbor, July 22; Salisbury Cove, July 18-22
(Dahlgren).

Diacrisia Hiibner

D. viRGiNiCA Fab. White Tiger moth. Bar Harbor; N. E.
Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 16- Aug. 15. The caterpillar
is known as the 'woolly bear' and feeds on various plants
including peas, beans, grasses, garden flowers, etc.

IsiA Walker

I. ISABELLA Abb. & Sm. S. W^. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June
20-July 10. The larva is called the 'banded wool bear'
and feeds on clover, plantain, dandelion, etc.

80 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Hyphantria Harris

H. TEXTOR Harr. Northern f all-webworm. Bar Harbor ; Sal-
isbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, June 19-July 18. The larvae
form webs on various fruit and shade trees in late August
and early September.

ESTIGMENE Hiibner

E. ACRAEA Drury. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 9-25. The larva is a general feeder.

Apantesis Walker

A. VIRGO Linn. Virgin tiger moth. Common, July 27-Aug.

16. The larva feeds on plantain, lettuce, etc.
A. PARTHENicE Kby. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 29 (Minot).
A. viRGUNCULA Gucii. Mauset ; S. AV. Harbor, June 21.

Utetheisa Hiilnier

U. BELLA Linn. Witch Hole Pond, Sept. 11; Ironbound Isl,
(Blaney). The larva feeds on cherry, elm, etc.

LiTHOSTIDAE
Lixis Wallengren

L. BicoLOR Grt. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 21 (Minot).

Clemensia Packard

C. ALBATA Pack. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

EucHROMiiDAE (Syntomidae) . Day-moths
Lycomorpha Harris

L. PHOLus Drury. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Acedia Mt.,
July 24-Sept. 3, The moth frequents goldenrod ; the larva
feeds on lichens.

Ctenucha Kirby

C. viRGiNiCA Charp. Common, July 13-Aug. 13. The larva
feeds on grasses.

Thyatiridae

Pseudothyatira Grote

P. CYMATOPHORiDEs form EXPULTRix Grt. N. E. Harbor, July
19 (Minot). The larva feeds on birch, maple, and oak.

the mount desert region 81

Drepanidae
Oreta Walker

0. iRRORATA Pack. N. E. Harbor, July 10 (Minot) ; Bar Har-
bor (Burton).

0. ROSEA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 10-Sept. 5 (Minot). The
larva feeds on Viburnum.

Drepana Sclirank

D. ARCUATA Walk. S. W. Harbor, July 16. The larva is soli-
tary and forms a web. It feeds on birch and alder.
D. ARCUATA var. GENicuLA Grt. N. E. Harbor, July 19 (Minot).

Falcaria Haworth

F. BiLiNEATA Pack. N. E. Harbor, July 19 (Minot) ; Salisbury
Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren). The larva feeds on birch.

CiTHERONiiDAE. Royal moths
Anisota Hiibner

A. viRGiNiENsis Drury. Jordan Pond; Bar Harbor; S. W.

Harbor, June 10-25. The larva feeds on oak and is known

as the rosy-striped oak-worm.
A. RUBicuNDA Fab. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot). The

larva is known as the green-striped maple-worm.

Saturnhdae. Giant silk-worms
Tbopaea Hiibner

T. LUNA Linn. Luna moth. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Sal-
isbury Cove ; Echo Lake, June 26-July 27. The larva feeds
on birch, etc.

Telea Hiibner

T. POLYPHEMUS Cram. American silk-worm. Bar Harbor;
S. W. Harbor, June 16-July 10. The larva feeds on oak,
elm, linden, etc.

Lasiocampidae

Malacosoma Hiibner

M. AMERICANA Fab. American tent caterpillar. N. E. Har-
bor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July 18-25. The lar-
vae form large tent-like webs on the apple, cherry, and
other trees.

82 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

M. DissTRiA Hbn. Forest tent caterpillar. Salisbury Cove,

Aug. 7 (Dalilgren).
M. DISSTRIA var. sylvatica Harr. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7
(Dalilgren). The larvae feed on birch, cherry, poplar, wil-
low, etc.

Sphingidae. Hawk moths
Ceratomia Harris

C. undulosa Walk. 'Waved sphinx.' Bar Harbor, July 29.
The larva feeds on ash, lilac, etc.

Sphinx Linnaeus

S. CHERSis Hbn. 'Chersis sphinx.' Bar Harbor, July 10

(Pierson) ; Salisbury Cove (Dalilgren). The larva feeds

on ash and lilac.
S. KALMiAE Abb. & Sm. 'Laurel sphinx.' Common, July 30-

Aug. 14. The larva feeds on laurel, ash and lilac.
S. GORDius Cram. 'Gordian sphinx.' Bar Harbor, July. The

larva feeds on huckleberry, birch, etc.
S. DRUPiFERARUM Abb. & Sm. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahl-

gren).

Lapara Walker

L. BOMBYcoiDEs Walk. 'Bombyx sphinx.' Salisbury Cove,
Aug. 6 (Dahlgren).

Smerinthus Latreillc

S. JAMAicENSis Drury, form geminatus Say. 'Twin-spot
sphinx.' Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren). The larva
feeds on birch, cherry, etc.

Paeonias Hiibner

P. EXCAECATA Al)b. & Sm. 'Blinded sphinx.' N. E. Harbor
(Minot) ; Salisbury Cove, July 17-25. The larva feeds on
various plants of the order Rosaceae, also on willow, etc.

P. MYOFS Abb. & Sm. 'Small-eyed sphinx.' Salisbury Cove,
Aug. (Dahlgren). The larvae also feed on various
Rosaceae.

THE MOUNT DESEltT REGION 83

Pachysphinx Eothschild and Jordan

P. MODESTA Harr. 'Big poplar sphinx.' N. E. Harbor, July
3 (A. R. Allen) ; Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove (Mrs. Nealj.
The larva feeds on poplar and willow.

Aellopos Hiibner

A. TITANS Cram. White-banded day-sphinx. Salisbury Cove,
July 23, 1925 (Dahlgren). The most northern record for
this southern species.

Haemorrhagia Grote. (Hemaris auct.)

H. THYSBE Fab. form cimbiciformis Steph. 'Humming-bird
clear-wing.' Common, June 8-July 28. The larva feeds
on Viburnum, Lonicera, etc.

H. GRACILIS Grt. & Rob. 'Graceful clear-wing.' Great Clear-
ing; Witch Hole Pond, June 10 and 13, 1921.

H. DiFFiNis Bdv. 'Snowberry clear-wing.' Common, June
12-July 17. The larva feeds on snowberry (Symphoricar-
pus), Lonicera, etc.

Cklerio Okeu. {Beilepliila auct.)

C. GALLii var. INTERMEDIA Kby. Galium sphinx. N. E. Har-
bor, Aug. 15 (Minot); Salisbury Cove (Mrs. Neal). The
larva feeds on fire weed (Epilobium).

C. LiNEATA Fab. Striped morning sphinx. Ironbound Isl.
(Blaney). The larva feeds on a variety of plants, evening
primrose, currant, etc.

Hesperiidae. Skippers
Thorybes Scudder

T. PYLADEs Scud. Bar Harbor (Burton) ; Salisbury Cove,
July 24. The larva feeds on clover, etc.

Thanaos Boisduval

T. BRizo Bdv. & LeC. Bar Harbor, July 24. The larva feeds

on oak.
T. icELus Lint. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake, June

12-July 24. The larva feeds on poplar.

Cabterocephalus Lederer

C. PALAEMON Pall. Bar Harbor, June 7-22.

84 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Pamphila Fabricius

P. SASSACUS Harr. Echo Lake, July 12. The larva feeds on
grasses.

POLITES Seudder

P. CERNES Bdv. & LeC. Echo Lake; Salisbury Cove, July
12-15.

P. MYSTIC Scud. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

P. PECKius Kby. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, June 20-Aug. 10. The larva feeds on grasses.

Catia Godman and Salvin

C. OTHO Abb. & Sm. Echo Lake, July 12.

Poanes Seudder

P. ZABULON Bdv. & LeC. Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor; S. W.
Harbor, June 17-July 10. The larva feeds on grasses.

EuPHYES ■ Seudder

E. BiMACULA Grt. & Rob. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Amblycirtes Seudder

A. viALis Edw. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, June 15-July 12.
The larva feeds on grasses.

Papilionidae. Butterflies
Papilio Linnaeus. Swallow-tails

P. GLAUcus var. turnus Linn. Tiger or yellow swallow-tail.
Common in June and early July. The larva feeds on a
variety of plants, including cherry, apple, quince, ash, birch,
alder, poplar, etc.

P. poLYXENEs Fab. (P. aster ias auct.). Black swallow-tail.
Common from June to August. The larva feeds on the
wild and cultivated Umbelliferae, including carrot, parsnip,
parsley, caraway, celery, etc.

PlERIDAE
PiEBis Sehrank {Pontia Fabricius)

P. RAPAE Linn. Imported cabbage-butterfly. Common. In-
troduced at Quebec about 1860, it reached Mt. Desert about
1868. The larva feeds chiefly on cabbage, but will also feed

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 85

on most of the Crncif erae, including turnip, mustard, horse-
radish, water-cress, etc. It is usually kept in check by
parasites.^
P. NAPi var. OLERACEA Harr. White mustard butterfly. Rare.
Near Newport Mt. (Reich and Burton). Formerly com-
mon throughout northern New England, but since the intro-
duction of Pieris rapae, it has become comparatively
scarce, probably owing to parasites. The larva feeds on
mustard, cabbage, turnip, and other Cruciferae.

EuRYMUS Swainson (Colias auct.)

E. PHOLADiCE Godart. Common sulphur-butterfly. Common,
July-Sept. The larva feeds on a number of the Legumino-
sae, but prefers the clovers.

E. INTERIOR Scud. Pink-edged sulphur-butterfly. Sometimes
quite common throughout the island in July.

E. EURYTHEME Bdv. Oraugc sulphur-butterfly. A western
species that is occasionally found in New England. Mr.
Scudder, on the distribution of this species in his "Butter-
flies of New England," says: "Mt. Desert, Me., a single
specimen seen (Thaxter)." Again, on page 1132, he says:
"Mr. Thaxter was attracted to the specimen which he took
at Mr. Desert by the orange color of the wings, and says the
.butterfly was apparently dancing in nuptial pas de deux
with a companion; they twirled high into the air beyond
reach but soon separated and came to earth again w^hen one
was captured."

EuREME Swainson {Terms auct.)

E. EUTERPE Menet. (T. lisa Bdv.). Little sulphur-butterfly.
"One in excellent condition was taken on Mt, Desert, Me.,
by Mr. Roland Thaxter in August, 1880" (Scudder).

Nymphalidae
Argynnis Fabricius

A. CYBELE Fab. Great spangled fritillary. Common during
July and August. The larva passes the winter in a partly

' For a list of the parasites of butterflies, moths, and other insects, consult the
lists of parasitic wasps, Braconidae and Ichneumonidae, and the parasitic flies,
Tachinidae.

86 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

grown state, feeding on violets in the spring and early
summer.
A. APHRODITE Fab. Silver spot. July and August. Larva
feeds on violets. Not as common as the preceding or fol-
lowing species.

A. ATLANTIS Edw. Mouutaiii silver spot. The most common
butterfly of the island during July and August. The larva
feeds on violets.

Brenthis Hubner

B. MYRiNA Cram. Silver-bordered fritillary. Common
throughout the island during July and August. The larva
feeds on violets.

B. BELLONA Fab. Meadow fritillary. Pond Heath ; Salisbury
Cove, July 24, 1925. It is local in its distribution, being
found only about wet meadows and bogs. The larva usu-
ally feeds on violets.

EuPHYDRYAS Scudder (Melitaea auct.)

E. PHAETON Drury. The Baltimore. Meadow south of Salis-
bury Cove, July 14-18, 1923. The larva feeds on turtle-
head {Chelone glabra).

Melitaea Fabrieius

M. HARRisi Scud. Harris's checker-spot. Common, Bar Har-
bor and S. W. Harbor, June 9-25. The larva feeds on
asters and turtle-head {Chelone glabra).

Phyciodes Doubleday

P. NYCTEis Doubl. & Hew. Silver crescent. Common, Bar
Harbor ; Jordan Pond, and S. W. Harbor, June 7-25. The
larva feeds on asters and other Compositae.

P. THAROs Drury. Pearl crescent. Common throughout the
island during June, July, and August. Variable in color;
the spring form is knowm as marcia and the summer form
as morpheus. The larva feeds on aster.

P. BATESi Reak. Tawny crescent. Specimens that seem refer-
able to this species have been taken at Bar Harbor and
S. W. Harbor, June 25 and July 24.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGIOlSr 87

PoLYGONiA Hiibner (Grapta Kirby)

P. iNTERROGATioNis Fab. Violet-tip angle-wing. Rare. The

form umhrosa was taken on Ironbound Isl. by Mr. Dwight

Blaney. The larva feeds on nettle, elm, basswood, etc.
P. COMMA Harr. Comma butterfly. Not common. Ironbound

Isl. (Blaney). The form dryas was taken at Salisbury

Cove, July 14. Larva feeds on nettle, etc.
P. FAUNus Edw. Green comma. Not common. Bar Harbor,

July 29; Seal Harbor (D. Rockefeller). The larva feeds

on birch, currant, and gooseberry.
P. PEOGNE Cram. Gray comma. Salisbury Cove, July 14;

Bar Harbor, Aug. 10. The larva feeds on currant and

gooseberry.

EuGONiA Hiibner

E. j-ALBUM Bdv, & LeC. 'Compton tortoise.' Quite common
at S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20-21. Larva feeds on birch.

Aglais Dalman

A. MiLBERTi Godart. Milbert's butterfly. Ironbound Isl.
(Blaney). Larva feeds on nettle (Urtica dioica).

EuvANESSA Scudder

E. ANTioPA Linn. Mourning cloak. Not common. S. W. Har-
bor, July 16, 1918; Bar Harbor, July 24, 1919. The larva
feeds on willow, poplar, elm, etc.

Vanessa Pabricius {Pyrameis auct.)

V. ATALANTA Liuu. Red admiral. Common. Bar Harbor and
S. W. Harbor, July 10-Aug. 22. The larva feeds on nettle
and hops.

V. viRGiNiENsis Drury (F. hunt era Fab.). Hunter's butter-
fly. Common. Bar Harbor and S. W. Harbor, July 21-
Aug. 22. The larva feeds on cudweed and everlasting.

V. CARDui Linn. Painted lady. Common, July 29-Aug. 22,
1920. The larva feeds on a variety of plants : thistle, bur-
dock, everlasting, etc.

88 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Basilakchia Scudder

B. ARTHEMis Drury. Banded purple. Common. Bar Har-
bor ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, July 12-Sept. 7. The larva
feeds on birch, willow, and poplar.

B. ARTHEMIS var. PROSERPINA Edw. Oue specimen was taken
at Echo Lake, July 17, 1918. This form, which is common
in the Berkshires and Catskills, is considered a hybrid be-
tween the more southern Basilarchia astyanax and the
northern B. arthemis. If so, the former must occasionally
reach Mt. Desert. In discussing the probable occurrence
of proserpina at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mr. Scudder says:
''It is not at all improbable that ursula [asti/anax] may
yet be found as far north as Mt. Desert, and that colonies
of proserpina are now living along the whole coast of
Maine." (See Butterflies of New England, vol. 1, p. 291,
1889.)

B. ARCHippus Cram. 'Vicero5\' Not common. Bar Harbor,
Aug. 15. The larva feeds on willow and poplar,

Satyridae

Enodia Hiibner {Bchis Westwood)

E. PORTLANDiA Fab. Pearl-eyed nymph. Local in its distribu-
tion, wood near the Sieur de Monts Spring ; Salisbury Cove,
July 18-24. The larva feeds on grasses.

Satyrodes Scudder

S. CANTHus Linn. Common grass nymph. Bar Harbor; Sal-
isbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July 10-24. The larva feeds
on grasses.

Cercyonis Speyer (Satyrus Westwood)

C. ALOPE Fab. Common nymph or grayling. Common
throughout the island from July 25 to Aug. 30. The larva
feeds on grasses. The most interesting feature connected
with this species is that here both the typical alope and
the varieties maritima Edw. and nephele Kirby are equally
abundant at the same time and place, with all gradations
present. As nephele is the more northern form and the

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 89

others usually more southern, this presents another good
illustration of climatic and environmental conditions favor-
able to both northern and southern forms.

Danaidae

Danaus Linnaeus {Anosia Hiibner)

D. ARCHippus Fab. (A. plexippus auct.). Monarch. S. W.
Harbor, July, 1918; east of Champlain Mt., 1924 (Burton).
I have seen this species but once. It is probably only an
occasional visitor during- its northern migration. In the
absence of milkweed (Asclepias), the larva could probably
feed on dogbane (Apocynum).

Lycaenidae

Thecla Fabricius (Strymon Hiibner)

T. CALANus Hbn. Banded hair-streak. Bar Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, July 18-24. The larva feeds on oak and thorn
(Crataegus).

Incialia Scudder

I. AUGUSTUS Kby. Brown elfin. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).
I. NiPHON Hbn. Banded elfin. 'Mt. Desert' (Scudder). The
larva feeds on pine.

Heodes Dalman (Chrysophanus auct.)

H. EPiXANTHE Bdv. & LeC. Least copper. Meadow south
of Salisbury Cove, July 14-15, 1923. Larva feeds on cran-
berry.

H. HYPOPHLAEAS Bdv. American copper. Common. Bar
Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 10-Aug. 24. Larva feeds on
field sorrel {Rumex acetosella).

EvERES Hiibner (Lycaena auct.)

E. coMYNTAS Godart. Tailed blue. Near Bar Harbor. The
larva feeds on clover and other leguminous plants.

Lycaena Linnaeus {Lycaenopsis Feld.)

L. ARGioLus Linn. (L. pseudargiolus Bdv. & LeC). Common
blue. Common, Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 7-July
21. The larva feeds on a great variety of plants. The

90 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

species is extremely variable, the spring forms lueia and
margiuata and the summer form neglecta being present.

Feniseca Grote

F. TARQuiNius Fab. AVanderer. Near Bar Harbor (Burton).
The larva is carnivorous, feeding on the woolly aphids Pro-
ciphilus tesseUata on the alder (Alnus) and P. imbricafor
on the beech.

Order STREPSIPTERA

Stylopidae

Stylops Kirby

S. sp. Echo Lake, June 17. Host Andrena milwankeensis

Groen.
S. sp. N. E. Harbor, July 8 (Minot). Host Andrena thaspii

Groen.

Order COLEOPTERA. Beetles

CiciNDELiDAE. Tiger beetles

CiciNDELA Linnaeus

C. PURPUREA Oliv. Near Bar Harbor (Burton).

C. LiMBALis Klug. Bar Harbor (Harris).

C. DUODECiMGUTTATA Dcj. Bar Hai'bor ; Newport Cove, June
13-Sept. 13.

C. TRANQUEBARicA Hbst. {C . vulgaris Say). 'Mt. Desert'
(Harris).

C. LONGiLABRis Say. Salisbury Cove ; Long Pond ; S. W. Har-
bor, June 25- July 12.

C. SEXGUTTATA Fab. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 14-
27.

Carabidae. Ground beetles
ScAPHiNOTUS Dejean

S. viDuus Dej. Seal Harbor, Aug. 24, 1922 (Mrs. E. C. Bod-
man). The larva feeds on land snails.

NoMABETUS LeConte

N. BiLOBUs Say. A specimen of this rare beetle was found on
Ironbound Isl. by Mr. Dwight Blaney.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 91

Carabus Liunaeus

C. CHAMissoNis var. groenlandicus Dej. 'Mt. Desert' (Aus-
tin). The occurrence of this beetle on the island seems very
„ doubtful.
C. maeander Fiscli. Bar Harbor, Aug. 6 (Miss E. L. Sawyer).

Calosoma Webb

C. SYCOPHANTA Liuu. Introduced from Europe to destroy the
gypsy moth. A single specimen was found on the beach
of Ironbound Isl. by Mr. Dwiglit Blaney.

C. CALiDUM Fab. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

NOTIOPHILUS Dumeril

N. AENEUs Hbst. Bee Hive Mt., Aug. 13 (Sanford).

Nebria Latreille

N. sAHLBERGi Fisch. Eclio Lake, July 17.
X. PALLiPES Say. Long Pond, July 16.

Bembidion Latreille (Bembidium auct.)

B. VARiEGATUM Say. *Mt. Desert,' July, 1894.

B. QUADRiMACULATUM Liuu. Mt. Dcscrt, July, 1894.

Tachyta Kirby

T. iNORNATA Say {Tachys nana auct.). Bar Harbor, July 29.

Patrobus Dejeaii

P. LONGicoRNis Say. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
13-14.

Myas Dejean

M. coRACiNus Say. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; Long Pond,
June 26- July 17.

Pterostichus Bonelli

P. ADoxus Say. Bar Harbor; Jordan Pond, Aug. 4-12.

P. REjECTus LeC. Bar Harbor ; Jordan Pond, June 16- Aug. 4.

Euferonia Casey

E. STYGiCA Say. Bar Harbor, Aug. 14.

E. coRACiNA Newn. Long Pond; Narrows, July 16- Aug. 13.

92 BIOLOGICAL SUEVEY OF ^

\

Gastrellarius Casey |

G. HONESTus Say. Jordan Pond, Aug*. 4—13. j

POECiLus Bonelli

P. LucuBLANDus Sav. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, June 8- i

July 13. I

Omaseus Ziegler

0. coRviNus Dej. Witch Hole Pond, Aug. 6 (Sanford). ■

Dysidius Chaudoir s

D. MUTus Say. Bar Harbor, July 11. j

\

BoTHRiOPTERUS Chaudoir ',

B. ADSTRicTus Escli. Bar Harbor, June 27.

B. LuczoTTi Dej. S. W. Harbor, July 13. ■ ]

Bradytus Stephens .

B. APRiCARius Payk. Bar Harbor, July 29.

Amara Bonelli ■

A. FALLAX LeC. Bar Harbor, June 13. i

Pristodactyla Dejean i

P. iMPUNCTATA Say. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July j

15-22. j

Platynus Bonelli :

P. siNUATus Dej. Bar Harbor, Aug. 12 ; Echo Lake, July 17- I

Aug. 12. =

P. MELANARius Dej. S. W. Harbor, June 18. :

P. BOGMANNi Gyll. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot). \
P. RUFicoRNis LeC. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
P. HADRYi Chd. mss. LeC. Bar Harbor, June 22.

P. METALLESCENS LeC. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11. [

Lebia Latreille

L. viRiDis Say. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20. i

L. PUMiLA Dej. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20.

L. FURCATA LeC. Mt. Pemetic, Aug. 4 (Sanford). !

L. ORNATA Say. Duck Brook, Sept. 11. i

L. FuscATA Dej. Bar Harbor, July 10. j

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 93

Cymindis Latreille

C. CRiBRicoLLis Dej. N, E. Harbor, July (Minot).

Brachinus Webb

B. cYANiPENNis Sav. S. W. Harbor, June 18.

Chlaenius Bonelli

C. PENNSYLVANicus Say. S. W. Harbor; Witch Hole Pond,
June 18-Aug. 6.

C. SERiCEus Forst. S. W. Harbor; Witch Hole Pond, June
16-Aug. 6.

Harpalus Latreille

H. PLEURATicus Kby. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 21.

Anisodactylus Dejean

A. HARRisii LeC. Narrows, June 9.

A. iNTERPUNCTATus Kby. S. W. Harbor, June 18.

Selenophorus Dejean

S. oPALiNus LeC. Echo Lake, June 17.

Trichocellus Ganglbauer

T. BOREELLus Casey. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Catharellus Casey

C. coRDicoLLis LeC. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Stenolophus Dejean

S. ruLiGiNosus Dej. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
Haliplidae

Haliplus Latreille

H. RuricoLLis De G. NeM^port Cove, Sept. 13.
Dytisidae. Diving-beetles
Laccophilus Leach

L. MACULOSA Germ. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

Hydroporus Clairville

H. uNDULATus Say. S. W. Harbor, July 14.

94 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Agabus Leaeli

A. GAGATEs Aiibe. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, June 25-
July 11.

Illybius Erichson

I. suBAENEus Er. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 14-29.

I. ANGUSTiOR Gyll. S. W. Harbor, July 14.

I. BiGUTTULUs Germ. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 10.

COPTOTOMUS Say

C. iNTERROGATus Fab. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 11-
Aug. 10.

CoLYMBETES CLiirville

C. scuLPTiLis Harr. Bar Harbor, June 9-13.

Dytiscus Linnaeus

D. DAURicus Gebl. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

D. sp.? Bar Harbor, July. Larva from lily pond, Mt. Desert
Nurseries. It may possibly represent the above species.
The larvae of this genus are popularly known as "water
tigers."

AciLius Leach

A. sEMisuLCATus Aubc. Small pond on hill east of Salisbury
Cove, Aug. 10, 1926.

Gyrinidae. Whirligig-beetles
DiNEUTES MacLeay

D. HORNi Robts. Ice ponds, Manset ; Bar Harbor, July 15-26.

Gyrinus Geoffroy

G. BOREALis var. LUGENS LcC. Ice ponds, Manset; Bar Har-
bor, July 15-Aug. 14.

G. puGioNis Fall. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 29-
Aug. 10.

Hydrophilidae. Water-scavenger beetles
Hydrophilus De Geer

H. oBTusATus Say. Bar Harbor, July 24.

Tropisternus Solier

T. GLABER Hbst. Witch Hole Pond ; Salisbury Cove, June 13-
Aug. 10.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 95

Enochrus: Thomson, (Pliilhijdrus Solier)

E. PERPLExus LeC. Narrows, Aug. 13.

Cymbiodyta Bedel

C. riMBRiATA Melsh. Narrows, Aug". 13.

Cryptopleurum Mulsant

C. MiNUTUM Fab. S. W. Harl)or, July 15.
SiLPHiDAE. Carrion-beetles

Necrophorus Fabricius. Burying beetles

N. sAYi Lap. Bar Harbor (Moore).

N. oRBicoLLis Say. Bar Harbor, Aug. 6 (Miss E. L. Sawyer).

N. pusTULATus Hersch. Bar Harbor (Miss Sa^\yer).

N. TOMENTOSA Web. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 15-

Aug. 16.
N. VESPiLLoiDEs Hbst. S. W. Harbor, on dead shrew; Bar

Harbor; Salisbury Cove, on dead snake (Sanford), July

11-Aug. 16.

SiLPHA Linnaeus

S. suRiNAMENsis Fab. Common, Bar Harbor, Aug. 6 (Miss
Sawyer).

S. LAPPONicA Hbst. Salisbury Cove, on a dead starnosed
mole, and on a dead snake ; Bar Harbor, July 15- Aug. 11.

S. NovEBORACENSis Forst. S. W. HarboT ; Bar Harbor ; Salis-
bury Cove, on a dead snake (Sanford), July 15-Aug. 11.

S. AMERICANA Liuii. Commou, July 15-Aug. 14.

Choleva Latreille

C. BASiLLARis Say. S. W. Harbor, July 13, on a dead shrew.

Staphylinidae. Rove beetles

Anthobium Stephens

A. POTHos Mann. S. W. Harbor, June 27.

Stenus Latreille

S. FLAVicoRNis Er. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Lathrobium Gravenhorst

L. SIMILE LeC. Jordan Pond, July 4 (Sanford).

96 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Philonthus Curtis

P. poLiTus Linn. Salisbury Cove, June 9.

P. FURvus Nordm. Narrows, Aug. 13.

P. cYANiPENNis Fab. Bar Harbor, July 20, on decaying fungi.

Staphylinus Linnaeus

S. FOSSATOR Grav. Green Mt. ; Bar Harbor, July 25-Aug. 15.
S. ciNNOMOPTERus Grav. Bar Harbor, July 10-Aug. 10.
S. vioLACEA Grav. Wild Cat Valley, Aug.* 8 (Sanford).
S. viRiDANus Horn. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

OcYPUS Kraatz

0. ATER Grav. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Alexander).

Ontholestes Ganglbauer (Listotrophus auct.)

0. ciNGULATus Grav. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 7-
July 24.

Creophilus Mannerlieim

C. MAXiLLOsus var. villosus Grav. Wood Lake; Hull Cove,
Aug. 8 (Sanford).

QuEDius Stephens

Q. LAEviGATus Gyll. Bar Harbor, Aug. 14.

OxYPORUS Fabricius

0. FASCiATus Horn. Duck Brook; Echo Lake, Sept. 3-11, on

decaying fungi.
0. BicoLOR Fauv. Echo Lake ; Long Pond ; Bar Harbor, Aug.

29-Sept. 11.
0. LATERALIS Grav. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9.

Tachinus Gravenhorst

T. MEMNONius Grav. Duck Brook; S. W. Harbor, Sept. 3-11,

on decaying fungi.
T. FiMBRiATus Grav. Bar Harbor; Duck Brook, Aug. 14—

Sept. 11, on decaying fungi.
T. piciPEs Er. Narrows ; Bar Harbor, July 13-Aug. 10.

CoNOSOMA Kraatz

C. iMBRiCATus Casey. Narrows, Aug. 3 (Sanford).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

97

BoLiTOBius Stephens

B. ciNCTicoLLis Say. Salisbury Cove; Duck Brook, July 23-
Sept. 11.

Atheta Thomson

A. sp. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 26.

Aleochara Gravenhorst

A. sp. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

Baryodma Tliomson

B. BiMACULATA Grav. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.

SCAPHIDIIDAE
Scaphisoma Leach

S. CONVEXUM Say. Bar Harbor, July 24.

Baeocera Erichson

B. coNcoLOR Fab. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

HiSTERroAE
HiSTER Linnaeus

H. FURTivus LeC. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.
H. DEPURATOR Say. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

Platysoma Leach

P. coARCTATUM LeC. AVood Lake, Hulls Cove, Aug. 8 (San-
ford).

Saprinus Erichson

S. ASSiMiLis Payk. Salisbury Cove, on dead snake (Sanford) ;
Bar Harbor, July 15-Aug. 11.

Lycidae
Celestes Newman

C. BASiLARis LeC. Salisbury Cove; Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor,
July 15-Aug. 23.

Eros Newman

E. AURORA Hbst. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

Lampyridae. Fireflies
Lucidota Laporte

L. ATRA Fab. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Echo Lake, June

16-July 12.
L. coRRuscA Linn. Common, June-Sept.

98 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

L. CORRUSCA var. autumnalis Melsh. Common, June-Sept.

L. DECiPiENs Harr. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Har-
bor, July 15- Aug. 10.

L. NIGRICANS Say. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 20-
Aug. 10.

Pyractomena LeCoute

P. UNGULATA Say. S. W. Harbor, June 20-July 15.
P. BOREALis Rand. Long Pond, June 26.

Photinus Lacordaire

P. ARDENS LeC. S. W. Harbor, common, June 21.
P. sciNTiLLANs Say. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Photurus LeCoute

P. PENNSYLVANiCA Dc G. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor,
July 12-19.

Cantharidae

PoDABRUS Westwood

P. RUGULOSA LeC. N. E. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 1-22.
P. DiADEMA Fab. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 7-July 10.
P. MODESTus Say. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake; Long Pond,

June 27-July 16.
P. PUNCTATus LeC. Bar Harbor, June 14.
P. piNiPHiLus Esch. S. W. Harbor, July 14.

Cantharus Linnaeus (Telephorus Schaeffer)

C. NiGRiTULUs LeC. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July 10-15.

C. sciTULus Say. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar Har-
bor, July 13-24.

C. ROTUNDicoLLis Say. Bar Harbor ; N. E. Harbor, July 7-20.

C. cuRTisi Kby. Long Pond; Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor,
June 27-July 20.

C. ANDERsoNi Frost. Bar Harbor; Jordan Pond; Salisbury
Cove, June 7-July 18.

Malthodes Kiesenwetter

M. coNCAvus LeC. Bar Harbor, July 24.
M. FRAGiLis LeC. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 99

Melyridae

COLLOPS Erichson

C. TRICOLOR Say, Bar Harbor (Moore) ; Long Pond, June 27.

Malachius Fabricius

M. AENEus Linn. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 11-16.

Attalus Erichson

A. TERMiNALis Er. S. W. Harbor ; N. E. Harbor, July 20-26.

Cleridae

Thanasimus Latreille

T. DUBius Fab. Bar Harbor, July 10.

Trichodes Herbst

T. NUTTALLi Kby. 'Mt. Desert' (J. C. Merrill).

Htdnocera Newman

H. HUMERALis var. DiFFiciLis L. E. Salisbury Cove; S. W.

Harbor, July 12-19.
H. PALLiPENNis Say. Long Pond; Jordan Pond; Echo Lake,

Aug. 21-Sept. S.

ISOHYDNOCERA Chapin

I. cuRTiPENNis Newii. Salisbury Cove, July 12.

CORYNETIDAE
Phyllobaenus Spinola

P. DisLOCATus Say. Bar Harbor (Moore).

Necrobia Latreille

N. vioLACEA Linn. Salisbury Cove, July 14, on dried bones
of a horse.

Cephaloidae

Typitium Casey

T. UNGULARE LeC. Echo Lake, July 17.
Oedemeridae

AscLERA Stephens

A. RUFicoLLis Say. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

100 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF }

MORDELLIDAE i

TOMOXIA Costa

I

T. LiNEELLA LeC. Diick Brook, Aug. 18. i

MoRDELLA Linnaeus '

M. scuTELLARis Fab. Long Pond, July 16.

M. MAEGiNATA Melsli. Common, July 12-Sept. 7. i

MORDELLISTENA Costa

M. TRiFASCiATA Say. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.

M. LiMBALis Melsh. S. W. Harbor ; Eagle Lake ; Bar Harbor,

July 20-29.
M. scAPULAEis Say. Eagle Lake, July 18.
M. cERvicALis LeC. 'Mt. Desert.'
M. ERRANs Fall. Bar Harbor, July 20.
M. NIGRICANS Melsh. 'Mt. Desert,' July 20 (McAtee).
M. MARGiNALis Say. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10. \

Anaspis Geoffroy j

A. FLAviPENNis HaW. Long Pond, July 16.

A. RUFA Say. Echo Lake ; Eagle Lake, July 12-18.

Meloidae. Blister-beetles ^

Macrobasis LeConte 3

M. uNicoLOR Kby. Salisbury Cove, July 8-14, feeding on the .

leaves of meadow rue (Sanford). :

Meloe Linnaeus i

M. AMERiCANUs Leach. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 30 (Alexander). |

Pyrochroidae \

ScHizoTUS Newman

S. CERVICALIS Newn. Upper Hadlock Pond, June 10.

Dendroides Latreille

D. BicoLOR Newn. {canadensis LeC). Echo Lake, July 17.
D. coNcoLOR Newn. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 17-
July 7.

Elateridae. Click-beetles

The larvae are known as 'wire worms' ; some live in decay- I

ing wood, while others are injurious of vegetables. I

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 101

PiTYOBius LeConte

P. ANGuiNus LeC. Ironboimd Isl. (Blaney).

Athous Esclisclioltz

A. BRiGHTWELLi Kbv. Bar Harbor; Newport Cove, July 11-

22.
A. ACANTHUS Say. Bar Harbor, July 24.

Lepturoides Herbst

L. DENTicoRNis Kby. Common, June 10-27.

LuDius Esolischoltz (Corymbites Latreille)

L. RESPLENDENs Escli. S. W. Harbor, June 25.

L. sjAELANDicus Mull. {fessellafus Fab.). Witch Hole Pond,

June 13.
L. HAMATus Say. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 13 (Minot).
L. spiNosus LeC. Near Bar Harbor (Burton).
L. TRiuNDULATus Raud. Jordan Pond; Bar Harbor; Long

Pond, June 10-July 16.
L. MEDiANus Germ. Salisbury Cove, July 13-17.
L. AEREiPENNis Kby. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 11-20.
L. NiGRicoRNis Panz. Echo Lake, July 12.
L. ARATus LeC. S. W. Harbor, July 10.
L. CRUciATus Linn. Common, June 9-July 19.

Hemicrepidius Germar (Asaphes Kirby)

H. MEMNONius Hbst. Commou, June 17-Aug'. 15.

DoLOPius Eschscholtz

D. LATERALIS Esch. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; Long Pond,
July 6-20.

Sericus Esclisclioltz

S. HONESTus Rand. Bar Harbor, June 8-22.

Agriotes Eschscholtz

A. MANCus Say. Bar Harbor, June 16.

A. sTABiLis LeC. Echo Lake, June 27.

A. Fuscosus LeC. Long Pond ; Bar Harbor, June 27-July 19.

A. LiMosus LeC. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake, July 11, 12.

A. FERRUGiNEiPENNis LcC. Bar Harbor, June 16.

102 • BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Betarmon Kiesenwetter

B. BiGEMiNATus Raiicl. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Elater Linnaeus

E, RUBRicus Say. Bar Harbor, July 10.

E. MixTus Hbst. 'Mt. Desert,' July (McAtee).

E. NIGRICANS Germ. Echo Lake, June 17.

Melanotus Eschscholtz

M. CASTENiPEs Payk, Bar Harbor; Long Pond; N. E. Har-
bor, July 16-19.

M. LEONARDi LeC. Duck Brook; Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor,
June 13- July 19.

Cardiophorus Eschscholtz

C. GAGATES Er. Echo Lake, June 27.

Melasidae

Nicrorhagus Eschscholtz

M. iMPERFECTus LcC. Bar Harbor, July 29.
Throscidae

AuLONOTHROSCUs Horn

A. CONSTRICTOR Say. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, June 16-
July 16.

BuPRESTiDAE. Flat-headed wood-borers
Chalcophora Solier

C. viRGiNiENsis Drury. Bar Harbor (Moore) ; Salisbury
Cove, June 9. The larva lives in pine.

C. LACUSTRis LeC. Bar Harbor, June 8.

DiCERCA Eschscholtz

D. DivERiCATA Say. Upper Hadlock Pond, June 10. The
larva breeds in maple, beach cherry, and apple.

D. PROLONGATA LcC. 'Mt. Dcsci't ' (H. Thayer).

BuPRESTis Linnaeus

B. MACULivENTRis Say. Bar Harbor, July 29. The larva in-
fests pine and spruce.

B. FASciATA Fab. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 103

Melanophila Eschscholtz

M. FULVOGUTTATA Harr. 'Yellow-dotted Buprestris.' Bar
Harbor, Long Pond, June 11-July 16. The larva lives be-
neath the bark of pine and spruce logs.

M. ACUMINATA De G. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 18-
24. The larva infests partly dead spruce.

Chrysobothris Eschsclioltz

C. pusiLLA Cast. Bar Harbor, July 29. The larva infests

pine and spruce.
C. TRiNERviA Kby. Long Pond, July 16. The larva infests

pine and spruce.
C. DENTiPEs Germ. Long Pond; Bar Harbor, June 7-July

29. The larva lives in pine and spruce.
C. FEMORATA OHv. Seal Harbor (Prof. Stowell) ; Echo Lake;

Bar Harbor, June 27-July 29.
C. scABRiPENNis Cast. Loug Pond; Bar Harbor, July 16-29.

Agrilus Stephens

A. ANxius Gory. 'Bronze birch borer.' Bar Harbor, July 24.
A. RUFicoLLis Fab. Red-necked borer. Salisbury Cove, July

23. The larva bores into the stalk of blackberries and

raspberries.
A. LATERALIS Say. Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, July 14-21.
A. oBsoLETOGUTTATus Gory. Echo Lake, July 12. The larva

infests oak.

A. POLiTus Say. Salisbury Cove, July 23.

Brachys Solier

B. AEROSus Melsh. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 22-
July 15. The larva infests oak.

B. AERUGiNosus Gory. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Dascillidae

EuRYPOGON Motschulsky

E. NIGER Melsh. Salisbury Cove, July 8.

104 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Helodidae
Cyphona Paykull

C. EUFicoLLis Say. Bar Harbor, June 22.

C. OBscuRUS Guer. Long Pond ; Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor, July

12-30.
C. coLLARis Guer. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 15-24.

C. VARIABILIS Thunb. S. W. Harbor; Breakneck Pond; July
14-Sept. 8.

Prionocyphon Kedtenbacher

P. DiscoiDEus Say. Bar Harbor, July 20.

SciRTES Illiger

S. TIBIALIS Guer. Witch Hole Pond, July 30.
Dermestidae

Byturus Latreille

B. uNicoLOR Say. Bar Harbor, July 10.

Dermestes Linnaeus

D. LARDARius Liuu. Lardcr beetle. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury
Cove, June 24-July 10.

Attagenus Latreille

A. picEus Oliv. Black carpet beetle. Bar Harbor, July
(Moore).

Anthrenus Latreille

A. MUSEORUM Linn. Museum beetle. Bar Harbor; Eagle
Lake; Long Pond, July 16-Aug. 10.

A. scROPHULARiAE Linii. Buffalo carpet beetle. Bar Harbor;
S. W. Harbor, June 16-21.

Byrrhidae

Byrrhus Linnaeus

B. AMERicANUs LeC. S. W. Harbor; Green Mt., July 13-
Aug. 17.

OsTOMiDAE (Trogositidae)
Thymalus Latreille

T. MARGiNicoLLis Chcv. {T . fulgidiis Er.). Jordan Pond; Sal-
isbury Cove, June 10-July 15. Lives in the white birch
fungus, Polyporus hetulinus.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 105

NiTIDULIDAE
COLOPTEBUS Erichson

C. TRUNCATus Band. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9.

NiTiDULA Fabricius

N. RUFiPES Linn. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

Omosita Erichson

0. COLON Linn. Salisbury Cove, July 14. On dried bones of
a dead horse.

Gleschbochilus Reitter (Ips of authors)

G. FAsciATus Oliv. Bar Harbor, July 4 (Moore).

G. sANGuiNOLENTus OHv. Bar Harbor, July 4 (Moore),

Cryptophagidae

Telmatophilus Heer

T. AMERiCANus LeC. Bar Harbor, June 13-Aug. 18.

Antherophagus Latreille

A. coNVExuLus LeC. Echo Lake, July 12.

Anchicera Thomson

A, EPHippiATA Zimm. Bar Harbor (Moore).
Lathribhdae

Lathridius Herbst

L. LiRATus LeC. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

CORTICARIA Marsham

C. FERRUGiNEA Marsli. Long Pond, July 16.

Melanophthalma Motschulsky

M. GiBBosA Hbst. 'Mt. Desert,' July (McAtee).
Endomychidae

Mycetina Mulsant

M. PERPULCHRA Ncwu. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Endomychus Panzer

E. BiGUTTATus Say. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

106 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Phalacridae

Olibrus Erichson

0. PALLiPES Say. Bar Harbor; Narrows; Seal Harbor, July
24-Aug. 20.

CocciNELLiDAE. Laclybeetles

Hyperaspis Chevrolat

H. BiGEMiNATA Raiid. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

Brachyacanthus Chevrolat

B. URSINA Fab. Long Pond, Aug. 21.

Stethorus Weise

S. PUNCTUM LeC. Mt. Desert, July (McAtee).

SCYMNUS Kugelaim

S. CAUDALis LeC. Long Pond; Echo Lake; Salisbury Cove,

June 26-July 15.
S. TENEBRosus Muls. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20.
S. QUADRiTAENiATus LeC. Witcli Hole Pond, Aug. 18.

PsYLLOBORA Chevrolat

P. viGiNTi-MACULATA Say. Tweiity-spotted ladybeetle. Com-
mon, June 16-Sept. 11.

Anisosticta Chevrolat

A. BiTRiANGULARis Say {A. strigata auct.). S. W. Harbor:
Narrows, June 21-Sept. 12.

HippODAMiA Chevrolat

H. TREDEciM-PUNCTATA Linii. Tliirteeii-spotted ladybeetle.

S. W. Harbor, July 13.
H. PARENTHESIS Say. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23.

CocciNELLA Linnaeus

C. PERPLEXA Muls. (C. trifasciafa auct.). Three-banded lady-
beetle. Bar Harbor; Long Pond; S. W. Harbor, June 18-
Sept. 11.

C. TRicuspis Kby. Salisbury Cove, July 13-Aug. 5.
C. NovEMNOTATA Hbst. Niuc-spotted ladybeetle. S. W. Har-
bor, Aug. 21.
C, TRANsvERsoGUTTATA Fald. Commou, June 11-Aug. 21.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 107

Adalia Mulsant

A. BiPUNCTATA Liiiii. Two-spottecl ladybeetle. Bar Harbor;
S. W. Harbor, June 11-Sept. 6.

Cleis Mulsant

C. picTA Rand. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney) ; S. W. Harbor, Aug.
29 (Alexander).

Anisocalvia Crotch

A, duodecim-maculata Gebl. Twelve-spotted ladybeetle.

Salisbury Cove, July 27; Ironbound Isl., Aug. (Blaney).
A. quatuordecimguttata var. similis Rand. Bar Harbor,

June 11-15.

Neomysia Casey

N. pullata Say. Bar Harbor (Moore).

Chilocorus Leach

C. bivulnerus Muls. Twice-stabbed ladybeetle. Bar Har-
bor, July 29.

Alleculidae (Cistelidae)
Hymenorus Mulsant

H. NIGER Melsli. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).
H. piLosus Melsli. Bar Harbor, July (Moore).

IsoMiRA Mulsant

I. QUADRisTRiATA Couper. Commoii, June 17-July 13.

Capnochroa LeConte

C. FULiGiNosA Melsli. Dry Mt., July 17 (Sanford).

Androchirus LeConte

A. ERYTHROPUS Kby. Salisbury Cove; Narrows, July 13-27.

Tenebrionidae

Phellopsis LeConte

P. OBCORDATA Kby. Common, June 10-Aug. 6. It lives in
the white birch tree fungus, Polyporus hetuUna.

BoLiTOTHERUS Candeze

B. coRNUTus Panz. Bar Harbor; Jordan Pond, July 21-
Aug. 4. It lives in the 'shining tree fungus,' Fomes lucidus.

108 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

DiAPERis Geoffroy

D. MACULATA Oliv. (Z>. Jiydni Fab.). Jordan Pond; Seal Har-
bor, June 10-Aug. 6. It lives in the white birch tree fungus,
Polyporus hetul'ma.

ScoTOBATES Horn

S. CALCAEATus Fab. Sieur de Monts Spring, Bar Harbor,
July 22.

Upis Pabricius

U. CERAMBoiDEs Liuu. St. Sauveur Mt. (Sanford); S. W.
Harbor, July 19-Sept. 6.

Tenebrio Linnaeus

T. MOLiTOE Linn. 'Meal worm.' Bar Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor (Mrs. Palmer), June 27-July 26.

Lagriidae

Arthomacra Kirby

A. AENEA Say. Common, June 13-July 25.
Melandryidae

Penthe Newman

P. piMELiA Fab. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor, July
10-Aug. 12.

Emmesa Newman

E. coNNECTANs Newu. Acadia (Robinson) Mt., June 26.

Serropalpus Hellenius

S. BARBATtJs Schall. Bar Harbor (Moore).

MiCROTOMUs LeConte

M. SERICANS LeC. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Symphora LeConte

S. FLAVicoLLis Hald. Long Pond, July 16.

Canifa LeConte

C. pusiLLA Hald. Echo Lake, June 27-Sept. 1.

Ptinidae

Ptinus Linnaeus

P. FUR Linn. Bar Harbor, June 17 (Moore).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 109

Anobiidae

Ernobius Thomson

E. MOLLIS Linn. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Green Mt.,
June 22-July 25.

CiSIDAE
Xestocis Casey

X. LEVETTi Casey. Bar Harbor; Jordan Pond, July 22- Aug.
4. It lives in the dry 'shining tree fungus,' Fomes lucidus,
on decaying hemlock logs.

ScARABAEiDAE. Scarabaeids or lamellicorn beetles
Onthophagus Latreille

0. HECATE Panz. Salisbury Cove, July 15. On a dead star-
nosed mole.

Aphodius lUiger

A. FossoR Linn. Bar Harbor, June 11.

A. HUMATus Say. 'Mt. Desert' (S. Henshaw).

A. FiMETARius Liiiu. Commoii dung beetle. June 20-Sept. 9.

A. GRANARius Liuu. Bar Harbor (Moore).

DiALYTES Harold

D. sTRiATTjLus Say. S. W. Harbor, July 14.

Geotrupes Latreille

G. BALYi Jek. Bar Harbor; Wood Lake (Sanford); Long
Pond, July 29-Aug. 21. It lives in the underground portion
of the stems of toadstools.

G. EGERiEi Germ. S. AV. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Alexander). Also
frequents fungi.

G. sPLENDiDus Fab. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 23 (Minot) ; Iron-
bound Isl. (Blaney).

Serica MacLeay

S. cucuLLATA Dawsou. Salisbury Cove, July 12 (Sanford).
S. TRisTis LeC. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

DiPLOTAXiS Kirby

D. LiBERTA Germ. Bar Harbor (Moore) ; Ironbound Isl.

(Blaney).
D. TRisTis Kby. Salisbury Cove, July 10 (Sanford).

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110 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Phyllophaga Harris (Lachnosterna Hope)

P. FuscA Froelich. Common Maybeetle or 'June bug.' Long
Pond, June 27. The larva, commonly known as the 'white
grub,' often does considerable (injury) to the roots of
grasses, strawberries and other plants.

P. ANXiA LeC. Bar Harbor, June 11.

DiCHELONYx Harris

D. ELONGATA Fab. Bar Harbor, June 13-22.

D. suBviTTATA LcC. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 17-July 12.

D. DiLUTA Fall. Bar Harbor, June 22.

Euphoria Burmeister

E. iNDA Linn. Acadia (Robinson) Mt., Sept. 7. On sap ooz-
ing from gall-infested acorns of the scrub oak; Sargent
Mt. (Moore).

Trichiotinus Casey (Trichius auct.)

T. AFFiNis G. & P. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Long Pond,
June 17-July 16.

Trogidae. Skin beetles
Trox Fabricius

T. UNisTEiATus Bcauv. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7. On the dried
skin and hoofs of a horse.

LucANiDAE. Stag beetles
Platycerus Geoffroy

P. DEPRESSus LeC. Beehive Mt., Aug. 13 (Sanford).
Cerambycidae. Long-horned or wood-boring beetles

Tragosoma Serville

T. DEPSARiuM var. HARRisi LcC. S. W. Harbor, July, 1917
(Fernald) ; Bar Harbor, July 29; Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).
Rare; the larva lives in spruce and pine.

AsEMUM Eschscholtz

A. MOESTUM Hald. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, June 11-20.
The larva infests pine and spruce.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 111

Ehagium Fabricius

R. LiNEATUM Oliv. Bar Harbor, June 11. The larva lives
under the bark of pine and spruce, especially logs that have
been recently cut.

Hapalosalia Casey

H. sPHAERicoLLis Say. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 16-
July 11.

EvODiNUS LeConte

E. MONTicoLA Rand. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 8-22.

Gaurotes LeConte

G. CYANiPENNis Say. Jordan Pond, June 10.

G. ABDOMiNALis Bland. Common, June 10-July 21.

Anthophilax LeConte

A. viRiDis LeC. Long Pond ; Echo Lake, June 27-July 17. It
frequents the spruce.

JuDOLiA Mulsant

J. SEXMACULATA Liuu. Echo Lake, July 12-17.

Brachyleptura Casey

B. RUBRiCA Say. Bar Harbor, July 29. The larva lives in
beech.

B. VAGANs Oliv. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake.

The larva lives in yellow birch.
B. CANADENSIS Fab. Common, July 29-Sept. 1, The larva

lives in hemlock.

Parallelina Casey

P. suBARGENTATA Kby. Eaglc Lake; Bar Harbor, July 18.

Strang alepta Casey

S. LiNEOLA Say. Bar Harbor, June 28-July 17.
S. puBERA Say. Bar Harbor, June 11.

S. \^TTATA Oliv. Common, July 14—24. This species was bred
from larch by M. W. Blackman.

Strangalia Serville

S. suBHAMATA Raud. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., July 21-

Aug. 17.
S. PLEBEJA Rand. Bar Harbor, Julv 19-28.

112 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Leptura Liuiiaeus

L. NiGRELLA Sav. Loiig Pond, June 27.

L. CHRYSocoMA Kby. Common, July 10-23.

L. PRoxiMA Say. Bar Harbor, July 19-20.

L. BiFORis Newn. Duck Brook; Green Mt. ; N. E. Harbor,

July 30-Aug. 19.
L. MUTABiLis Newn. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 8-July

25. The larva lives in beech.
L. PEDALis LeC. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, July 15-16.

Bellamira LeConte

L. scALARis Say. 'Mt. Desert' (P. S. Sprague). The larva
lives in yellow birch and maple.

Typocerus LeConte

T. vELUTiNUS Oliv. Common, July 20-Sept. 6.
T. ACUTiCAUDus Casey. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

Desmocerus Serville

D. PALLiATus Forst. Elder-borer. Bar Harbor, July 18-29.

EoPALOPUS Mulsant

R. SANGUiNicoLLis Hom. S. W. Harbor, July 10, 1910 (Fer-
nald).

Callidium Fabrieius

C. vioLACEUM Linn. (C. janthinum LeC). Near Bar Harbor,
July 5 (R. H. Burton).

Phymatodes Mulsant

P. DiMiDiATus Kby. Echo Lake, July 17.

Neoclytus Thomson

N. MURiCATULus Kby. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Long
Pond, July 16-29.

N. ACUMiNATus Fab. Long Pond, June 27.

Xylotrechus Chevrolat

X. uNDULATus var. Fuscus Kby. Near Bar Harbor, Aug. 4
(R. H. Burton).

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113

Anthoboscus Clievrolat

A. RUEicoLA Oliv. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July 10-
Aug. 21. The larva lives in oak.

MoNOCHAMUS Serville {Monohammus auct.)

M. NOTATus Drury (M. confusor Kby.). Gray pine-borer.

Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 20-Aug.

22. The 'sawyer' of the lumbermen; it infests both pine

and spruce.
M. scuTELLATus Say. Black pine-borer. S. W. Harbor; Long

Pond; Bar Harbor, July 11-20. The larva of this species

also bores into the pine and spruce.

MicROGOES Casev

M. ocuLATus LeC. Echo Lake, June 17.

Saperda Fabrieius

S. OBLiQUA Say. Alder borer. Tremont, Aug. 23.

S. CANDIDA Fab. Round-headed apple-tree borer. S. W. Har-
bor; Echo Lake, July 15- Aug. 24. The larva is injurious
to the apple, quince, hawthorn, and shadbush.

S. CALCAEATA Say. Poplar borer. Ironbound Isl. (Blaney).

S. coNCOLOR var. unicoloe Felt & Jout. Near Bar Harbor
(E. H. Burton). This also infests the poplar.

Oberea Mulsant

0. PALLIDA Casey. Near Bar Harbor (R. H. Burton) ; Salis-
bury Cove, Aug. 11.

CiiRYsoMELiDAE. Leaf beetles
Donacia Fabrieius

D. PEoxiMA Kby. Bar Harbor; Witch Hole Pond, June 7-

Sept. 11. On leaves of the water lily.
D. ciNCTicoENis Newn. 'Mt. Desert' (McAfee).
D. suBTiLis Kunze. Bar Harbor, July 20-29. On leaves of the

water lily.
D. SUBTILIS var. fulgens LeC. Bar Harbor, July 21. On

leaves of the water lily.
D. BiiMPEEssA Melsh. (torosa LeC). Upper Hadlock Pond,

June 10.

114 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

D. DiSTiNCTA LeC. Bar Harbor, June 11.

D. pusiLLA Say. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

D. METALLiCA Alireus. Bar Harbor, June 11.

D. EMARGiNATA Kby. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 15-20.

D. EUFA Say. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

D. HiRTicoLLis Kby. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 10.

Orsodachna Latreille

0. ATEA Ahrens. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

Syneta Lacordaire

S. FERRUGiNEA Germ. Duck Brook, June 13. It feeds on birch
leaves.

Lema Fabricius

L. BRUNNicoLLis LcC. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Chlamys Knoeh

C. GiBBosA Fab.? Salisbury Cove, July 15. Larva.

Exema Lacordaire

E. coNSPERSA Mann. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Pachybrachys Eedtenbacher

P. ATOMARius Melsh. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 3 (Alexander).
P. OTHONus Say. Salisbury Cove, July 15-25.
P. HEPATicus Melsh. S. W. Harbor, June 20.

Cryptocephalus Geoffroy

C. NOTATus var. quadrimaculatus Say. S. W. Harbor ; Salis-
bury Cove, July 11-Aug. 20. It feeds on the leaves of oak.

C. iNCERTus Oliv. Breakneck Pond, Sept. 8. It feeds on the
leaves of cranberry.

DiACHUs LeConte

D. AURATus Fab. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor,
July 12-Aug. 10.

Triachus LeConte

T. ATOMus Suffr. Long Pond, July 16. It feeds on the leaves

of bayberry and blueberry.
T. CEEiNus LeC. Bar Harbor (Moore).

THE MOUNT DESEET REGION 115

Adoxus Kirby

A. oBscuRus Linn. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond, July 19-
Aug. 21.

Paria LeConte

P. CANELLus var. QUADRiGUTTATA LeC. Long Pond, June 26.

Leptinotarsa Stal

L. DECEMLiNEATA Say. Potato beetle. Common, June 22-
July 29.

Calligrapha Erichson

C. ELEGANs Oliv. Jordau Pond; Bar Harbor; Witch Hole

Pond, June 10-Aug. 6. It feeds on Bidens.
C. scALARis LeC. Common, June 10-Sept. 2. It feeds on the

leaves of elm and alder.
C. PHiLADELPHicA Liuu. Commou, June 9-Sept. 8. It feeds

on Spiraea and alder.
C. PHILADELPHICA var. spiREAE Say. 'Mt. Desert,' July (Me-

Atee).
C. BiGSBYANA Kby. Salisbury Cove, July 15. It feeds on

willow.

Gastroidea Hope

G. POLYGONi Linn. Bar Harbor, June 17. It feeds on Poly-
gonum.

Lima Megerle

L. LAPPONiCA Linn. Long Pond; Jordan Pond; Bar Harbor,

June 10-July 16. It feeds on willow.
L. TREMULAE Fab. Bar Harbor, July 10.

Phyllodecta Kirby

P. vuLGATissiMA LiiHi. Eagle Lake; Seal Harbor (Prof.
Stowell), July 18- Aug. 15. It feeds on willow and poplar.

Trirhabda LeConte

T. viRGATA LeC. Common, July 21-Sept. 6. It feeds on gol-
denrod (Solidago).

Galerucella Crotch

G. CAVicoLLis LeC. Long Pond ; S. W. Harbor, June 16-July
27. It feeds on the leaves of cherry.

116 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

G. NYMPHAEAE Liini. Mt. Deseit, July (McAtee). It feeds

on the leaves of the water lilies.
G. DECORA Say. S. W. Harbor, Bar Harbor, June 27-Aug. 18.

It feeds on the leaves of willow.
G. ALNi Fall. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 27-July

15. It feeds on the leaves of alder.
G. KALMiAE Fall. Long Pond; Bar Harbor, July 17-Aug. 18.

It feeds on the leaves of laurel.

MoNOXiA LeConte

M. puNCTicoLLis Say. Salt marsh at the Narrows, Aug. 3-
Sept. 12.

DiABROTiCA Chevrolat

D. viTTATA Fab. Striped squash beetle. Bar Harbor; Long
Pond, June 19-Sept. 7. It feeds on the leaves of squash,
cucumber, etc.

LuPERODES Motschulsky

L. MERACA Say. Long Pond ; Eagle Lake ; Bar Harbor, June
27-July 22. It feeds on the wild rose.

Oedionychis Latreille

Oe. subvittata Horn. Common, June 27-Sept. 11.

DisoNYCHA Chevrolat

D. QuiNQUEviTTATA Say. Bar Harbor, Sept. 13.

Haltica Geoffroy

H. RosAE Woods. S. W. Harbor, July 11. It feeds on the wild

rose.
H. iGNiTA 111. Bar Harbor, June 13,

Chalcoides Foudras

C. HELxiNEs Linn. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 14-24.
It feeds on willow and poplar.

Epitrix Foudras

E. cucuMERis Harr. 'Cucumber flea-beetle.' Bar Harbor,
Sept. 9. It feeds on the leaves of cucumber, potato, etc.

Systena Clark

S. PALLicoRNis Schiff. Grccu Mt., Aug. 17. It feeds on
Polygonum.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 117

LoNGiTARSUs Latreille

L. MELANURUS Melsli. ? Bar Harbor, Aug, 20.

Phyllotreta Foudras

P. siNUATA Steph. Bar Harbor, July 24.
P. ROBUSTA LeC. Bar Harbor, July 24.

PsYLLiODES Latreille

P. PUNCTULATA Melsli. S. W. Harbor, July 11. It feeds on
the leaves of dock and rhubarb.

Anoplitis Chapuis

A. iNAEQUALis Wcb. Salisbury Cove; Echo Lake; Bar Har-
bor, July 12-Sept. 11.

Chalepus Thunberg {Odontota auet.)

C. DORSALis Thunb. Bar Harbor. The larva mines the leaves
of the locust (Robinia).

MiCRORHOPALA Balj

M. XERENE Newn. Bar Harbor, July 27. The larva mines

the leaves of goldenrod (Solidago).
M. EXCAVATA Oliv. Commou, July 11-Sept. 6.

Chelymorpha Boheman

C. CASsiDEA Fab. (C. argus Liclit.). Salisbury Cove, July 14
and Aug. 5 (Sanford). It feeds on the morning glory.
Convolvulus sepium var. americanus. The beetles were all
reddish brown in July and light yellow in August.

Chirida Chapuis (Coptocycla auct.)

C. GUTTATA Oliv. Salisbury Cove, July 14 and Aug. 7. It also
feeds on the morning glory. Some specimens were reddish
brown in color, resembling Metriona purpurata Say.

Platystomidae {Anthrihidae) j

Eurymyctor LeConte !

i

E. FASCiATus Oliv. S. W. Harbor, June 21. \

Allandrus LeConte \

A. BEEvicoRNis Frost. S. W. Harbor, July 19.

118 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

CuRCULiONiDAE. Weevils or snout-beetles
AuLETES Schonherr

A. ALBOVESTITA Blatcli. Greeii Mt. ; Salisbury Cove, Aug.

11-17.
A. TENuiPEs LeC. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Ehynchites Herbst

R. cYANELLus LcC. Loiig Poiicl, July 16.

Attelabus Linnaeus. Leaf-rolling weevils

A. RHOis Boh. Common, June 21-July 16. The beetles make
compact, cylindrical rolls of the leaves of the alder, deposit-
ing a single egg in each; the larva feeds on the interior
portion of the roll and when full-grown leaves it and enters
the ground to pupate.

A. BiPusTULATA Fab. Bar Harbor, June 16. This species
rolls the leaves of the oak.

Apion Herbst

A. PENNSYLVANicuM Boli. Narrows, Aug. 13.

A. wALSHi Sm. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor ; Long Pond, July
15-Sept. 7.

POLYDRUSUS Germar

P. iMPRESSiFEONs Gyll. Bar Harbor, June 11-Aug. 10.

HoRMORUS Horn

H. UNDULATUS Uhler. Seal Harbor, Aug. 9 (Stowell).

SciAPHiLUS Schonherr

S. MURiCATus Fab. Common, June 11-Sept. 10.

Barynotus Germar

B. scHOENHERRi Zett. S. W. Harbor, June 24; Seal Harbor,
Aug. 9 (Stowell).

Bakypeithes Jacquelin-Duval

B. PELLuciDus Boh. Bar Harbor, June 16-22 (Moore).

Brachyrhinus Latreille (Otiorhynchus Germar)

B. suLCATus Fab. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Witch Hole Pond;

Seal Harbor (Stowell), July 26.
B. ovATus Linn. Strawberry-root weevil. Bar Harbor

(Moore) ; Long Pond, June 27. The larva griddles the

crown of strawberry plants.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 119

SiTONA Germar

S. FLAVEscENs Mai'sli. Salisbiirj Cove, July 15.

S. TIBIALIS Hbst. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 13-

July 15.
S. HispiDULus Germ. Bar Harbor, Sept. 11.

Hyperodes Jekel (Macrops Kirby)

H. DisTiNCTUs Dietz. ? Pretty Marsh, June 20.
H. sPARsus Say. Newport Cove, July 11.

PissoDES Germar

P. sTROBi Peck. White-pine weevil. Bar Harbor, Aug. The
larva kills the leading shoot of the white pine and some-
times spruce, causing the tree to become more or less de-
formed.

P. AFFiNis Rand. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, June 9-July
29. Similar to the above species, but larger.

Hylobius Germar

H. coNFUSus Kby. Salisbury Cove, July 14. Infests pine.

Hypomolyx LeConte

H. picEus De G. {H. pineti Fab.). 'Mt. Desert'; Ironbound
IsL, Aug. (Blaney).

Tychius Germar

T. piciROSTRis Fab. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond,
June 20-27.

Magdalis Germar

M. HispoiDEs LeC. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Balaninus Germar

B. NASicus Say. Salisbury Cove, July 18. From red oak and
infesting the acorns.

Tachypterellus Fall and Cockerell

T. QUADRiGiBBus Say. 'Apple Curculio.' Bar Harbor, June
17. Infests both the fruit of the apple and thorn.

120 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Anthonomus Germar

A. scuTELLATus Gyll. Loiig Pond ; Salisbury Cove ; Bar Har-
bor, June 11-July 25.

A. PROFUNDUS LeC. Eagle Lake, July 18. Frequents the
huckleberry.

A. coRvuLus LeC. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

A. siGNATus Say. 'Strawberry weevil.' Echo Lake; Salis-
bury Cove, June 27-July 15. Destroys the flower-buds of
the strawberry.

A. suBFASCiATus LeC. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 10-
30.

PSEUDOANTHONOMUS Dietz

P. CRATAEGi Walsh. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Orchestes Illiger

0. NIGER Horn. Salisbury Cove, July 15.
0. PALLiDicoRNis Say. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor, July 15-Sept. 9.

MiABUS Stephens

M. HispiDULus LeC. Salisbury Cove, July 22.

AcoPTUs LeConte

A. suTURALis LeC. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

AULEUTES Dietz

A. NEBULOSus LeC. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
13-15.

Ceutorhynchus Germar

C. CYANiPENNis Germ. Bar Harbor, July 19.
C. SEPTENTRioNALis Gyll. Bar Harbor, July 19. On 'hedge
mustard' {Sisymhrium officinale).

Pelenomus Thomson

P. suLcicoLLis Fab. N. E. Harbor, July 26 (Minot). Fre-
quents Polygonum.

Ehinoncus Schonherr

R. PYRRHOPus Boh. Bar Harbor, July 19-24. Feeds on
Rumex.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 121

Cryptorhynchus Illiger

C. LAPATHi Linn. 'Willow. Borer.' Seal Harbor, Aug. (Stow-
ell). Introduced from Europe and injurious to willows.

Sphenophorus Sclionherr

S. cosTiPENNis Horn. Meadow. Salisbury Cove, July 14.
ScoLYTiDAE. Bark beetles

POLYGRAPHUS Erichson

p. RUFiPENNis Kby. Spruce bark-beetle. N. E. Harbor;
S. W. Harbor, June. Infests dying or felled spruce.

Gnathotrichus Eichhoff

E. MATERiARius Fitcli. ' Piue wood-stainer.' Bar Harbor,
June 16. Excavates galleries in the sapwood and heart-
wood of dying or recently felled pine and spruce.

PiTYOPHTHORUS Eichlioff

P. PULiCARius Zimm. 'Mt. Desert Island, Aug. 19, 1919, from

white pine twigs' (M. W. Blackman).
P. BiovALis Blackman. 'Mt. Desert Island, Aug. 19, 1919,

from white pine twigs' (M. W. Blackman).

PiTYOGENES Bedel

p. HOPKiNSi Sw. Bar Harbor, June 7.

Ips De Geer (Tomicus Latreille)

I. piNi Say. Pine bark-beetle. Wood Lake, Aug. 8 (Sanford).

Orthotomicus Ferrari

0. CAELATus Eich. Wood Lake, Aug. 8 (Sanford). Infests
pine and spruce.

Dryocoetus Eichhoff

D. AMERicANus Hopk. Loug Poud, July 16.

Order HYMENOPTERA

Symphyta. Sawflies and horn-tails

Pamphilidae. Leaf-rolling sawflies

Itycorsia Konow

1. PULLATA Cress. X. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).

122 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Cephaleia Panzer

C. n.sp. Salisbury Cove, July 12.

Anoplolyda Costa

A. PALLiMACULATA Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

A. RUFOFASCiATA Nort. Newport Cove; Great Head, July 11.

Tenthredinidae. Typical sawflies
Neodiprion Kohwer

N. ABBOTTi Leach. 'Mt. Desert, Aug., 1872' (Cora H. Clarke).

The larva feeds on white pine.
N. ABiETis Harr. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11 (Minot). The larva

feeds on spruce, fir, and pine.

Hemitaxonus Ashmead

H. DUBiTATus Nort. Bar Harbor, June 15. The larva feeds

on the sensitive fern {Onoclea sensihilis).
H. ALBiDOPicTUs Nort. Echo Lake, June 17.

Taxonus Hartig

T. NiGRisoMUS Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 11. The larva feeds

on dock (Rumex).
T. UNiciNCTus Nort. Green Mt. ; Bar Harbor; Echo Lake,

June 15- July 25.

Empria Le Peletier

E. sp. Bar Harbor, June 13.

Epitaxontjs MaeGillivray

E. ALBIDOPICTUS Nort. Echo Lake; Eagle Lake, June 17-
July 18.

Emphytina Rohwer

E. VANDuzEEi Roh. Jordaii Pond, June 10.

Emphytus Klug

E. BASALis Klug. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

Parataxonus MaeGillivray

P. MULTICOLOR Nort. Echo Lake; Seal Cove; S. W. Harbor,
June 20-July 17. The larva feeds on white and yellow
birch.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 123

Strongylogastroidea Ashmead

S. APicALis Say. Upper Hadlock Pond; Bar Harbor, S. W.

Harbor, June 10- July 15. The larva feeds on Rubus.
S. PALLicoRNis Nort. Bar Harbor, July 24.
S. TERMiNALis Say. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, June 22-

July 15.

DiMORPHOPTERYX Ashmead

D. MELANOGNATHUS Roli. Bar Harbor, Aug. 17.

D. piNGuis Nort. Salisbury Cove, July 14. The larva feeds

on birch, cherry, maple, etc.
D. oRONis MacG. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

POLYSELANDRIA MacGillivray

P. FLAViPEs Nort. Jordan Pond; S. W. Harbor, June 10-
July 15. The larva feeds on brake (Pteris aquilina).

Strongylogaster Dahlbom

S. TACITUS Say. Upper Hadlock Pond, June 10.

Dolerus Jurine

D. sp. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

LoDERUS Konow

L. ALBiFRONS Nort. Seal Cove, June 20.

Pachyprotasis Hartig

P. RAPAE Linn. Echo Lake, July 12.

Lagium Konow

L. ATR0\^0LACEUM Nort. Bar Harbor; LTpper Hadlock Pond,
June 10.

Neopus MacGillivray

N. QUATuoRDECiMPUNCTATUs Nort. Bar Harbor, June ^.

Tenthredella Eohwer

T. ANGULiFERA Nort. Bar Harbor, June 9-July 21.
T. BASiLARis Prov. S. W. Harbor, June 20.
T. ExiMiA Nort. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 9.
T. GRANDis Nort. Echo Lake, July 17.

T. LEucosTOMA Kby. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor,
June 9-July 20.

124 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

T. MELLiNA Nort. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 17-27.

T. MUTANs Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 15-18.

T. RUFOPECTA Nort. N. E. Harbor, July 1-8 (Minot).

T. RUFOPECTA var. MELLicoxA Prov. Long Pond ; Bar Harbor,

July 16-18.
T. SECUNDA MacG. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake, July 13-17.
T. SEMiRUBRA Nort. Bar Harbor ; Green Mt. ; Salisbury Cove,

June 9-Aug. 7.
T. siGNATA Nort. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 9-22.
T. TRICOLOR Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
T. vERTiCALis Say. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor,

June 21-July 26.
T. XANTHA Nort. Seal Cove, July 10.

Macrophta Dahlbom

M. FASciALis Nort. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, June 25-July

16. The larva feeds on elder.
M. FLAVicoxA Nort. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 9-

July 15.
M. iNCERTA Nort. Jordan Pond; Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor,

June 10-July 10.
M. NIGRA Nort. Echo Lake, July 12.
M. TRisYLLABA Nort. Commoii, June 11-July 18. The larva

feeds on elder.
M. VARiA Nort. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond ; S. W. Harbor, June

11-July 26.
M. zoNALis Nort. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond; N. E. Harbor,

July 13-26.

Tenthredo Linnaeus (Allantus Jurine)

T. BASiLARis Say. Common, July 10-Sept. 7.

Hemichroa Stephens

H. AMERICANA Prov. Seal Cove, June 20 (Sanford).

Pristiphora Latreille

P. BiviTTATA Nort. S. AV. Harbor, July 13. The larva feeds
on Spiraea.

P. MURTFELDTiAE Marl. Eclio Lake ; S. W. Harbor, June 21-
July 10.

P. sp. near pallicoxa Roll. S. W. Harbor, July 29.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 125

Pachynematus Konow

P. coRNiGERA Nort. Eclio Lake ; Seal Cove ; Bar Harbor, June
20-Aiig. 18.

Croesus Leach

C. LATiTARsus Nort, Bar Harbor ; Long Pond ; Narrows, June
15-Aug. 13. The larva feeds on birch.

Trichiocampus Hartig

T. IRREGULARIS Djar. Echo Lake, June 17-July 17.

Pteronidea Eohwer

P. MENDicAS Walsh. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Alexander).
P. siMiLARis Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 11.
P. TRICOLOR Marl. Bar Harbor, July 27.

PONTANIA Costa

P. POMUM Walsh. Willow apple gall. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury

Cove (Sanford). The larvae form galls on the leaves of

willow.
P. pisuM Walsh. S. W. Harbor, July 11. The larvae form

subsphaerical galls on the under side of the leaves of

willow.
P. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Cryptocampus Hartig (Euura Newman)

C. OVUM Walsh. Willow egg gall. Echo Lake, July 12. The
larvae form egg-shaped galls on the twigs of willow.

TOMOSTETHUS KoilOW

T. BARDus Say. Bar Harbor, June 7. The larva feeds on ash.

Blennocampa Hartig

B. sp. Bar Harbor, July 24.

Argidae

Arge Schrauk (Hylotoma Latreille)

A. CLAVicoRNis Fab. Common, July 17-Aug. 19. The larva

feeds on willow.
A. MACLEAYi Leach. Bar Harbor; Green Mt.; N. E. Harbor,

June 13-Aug. 23. The larva feeds on wild cherry, birch,

mountain ash, etc.

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126 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

A. PECTORALis Leach. Echo Lake; Salisbury Cove, June 27-

July 13. The larva feeds on birch.
A. scAPULAEis Klug. Salisbury Cove, July 15. The larva

feeds on white birch and elm.
A. sp. Salisbury Cove, July 12.

Sterictiphora Billberg

S. EBENA Nort. Jordan Pond, June 10.

CiMBICIDAE
CiMBEX Olivier

C. AMERICANA Lcacli. American sawfly or 'mllow worm.'
Salisbury Cove ; Bar Harbor, July 13-19. The larva feeds
on willow, poplar, elm, etc. The large white larva is con-
spicuous on willow.

C. AMERICANA var. ALBA Nort. Seal Cove (Sanford) ; Salis-
bury Cove, June 20-July 24.

C. AMERICANA var. LAPORTEi Lc Pel. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

Trichisoma Leach

T. TRIANGULUM Kby. Newport Cove; Great Head; Salisbury
Cove, July 11-23. The larva feeds on willow, cherry, alder,
etc.

Cephidae. Stem sawflies
Janus Stephens

J. BiMACULATA Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 10.
Xiphydriidae

XiPHYDRiA Latreille

X. TIBIALIS Say. Salisbury Cove, July 15 (Olsen).

SiRiciDAE. Horn-tails
SiREx Linnaeus

S. JuvENCus var. cyaneus Fab. Ironbound Isl., July (Blaney).

Urocerus Geoffroy

U. ALBicoRNis Fab. Bar Harbor, July 24. The larva bores

in spruce and fir.
U. CREssoNi Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 29.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 127

Braconidae
Opius Wesmae]

0. PROVANCHERI D. T. Greeii Mt., July 25.

Apaistteles Foerster

A. ACRONYCTAE Rllev. Salisbiirv Cove, July 15, Parasitic on

Acronycta sp.
A. ARisTOTELiAE Viei'. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July

14, 15. Parasitic on Gelechia trialhamaculella.
A. CACOECiAE Riley, S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 13-26.

Parasitic on Cacoecia.
A. coNANCHETORUM Vicr. Bar Harbor, July 24.
A. EDWARDsii Riley. S. W. Harbor; Green Mt., July 20-28.

Parasitic on Vanessa atalanta.
A. EPiNOTiAE Vier. Witch Hole Pond ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 18-

Sept. 6. Parasitic on Euarmonia.
A. FisKEi Vier, Salisbury Cove, July 15.

A. GRiFFiNi Vier. S. W. Harbor, June 27. Parasitic on 'cut-
worms,' Feltia sp.
A. LONGicoRNis Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, July 10-19.
A, MELANOPUS Vier. Echo Lake; Salisbury Cove, June 17-

July 18.
A, MiANTONOMoi Vlcr. S, W. Harbor, July 14,
A, oRNiGis Weed, Green Mt,, Aug. 17. Parasitic on Litho-

colletis sp.
A. ORBENAE Forbes. Long Pond, July 10. Parasitic on Ever-

gestis sp.
A. POLYCHROsiDis Vicr. Common, July 18-25. Parasitic on

Cocoecia rosaceana.
A. ROHWERi Mues. S. W. Harbor, June 21. Parasitic on

Gracilaria.
A, TiscHERiAE Vicr. S, W. Harbor, Aug. 11, Parasitic on

Tischeria.
A. XYLiNus Say, Common, June 10-Aug, 16, Parasitic on

one of the 'cutworms,' Agrotis c-nigrum.

128 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

MiCROGASTER Latreille

M. BREviCAUDA Prov. Salisburv Cove; S. W. Harbor, July

14, 19.
M. EPAGOGES Gahan. Salisbury Cove, July 18. Parasitic on

Epagoe sulfiireana.
M. FACETOSA Weed. Common, July 10-20. Parasitic on the

clover-moth Plathypena scahra.
M. MELLiGASTER Prov. {rubrlcoxa Prov.). Common on the

marshes at the Narrows, July 27.

MiCROPLiTis Foerster

M. ALASKENSis Aslim. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
14-18. Parasitic on Hadena and Plusia.

M. CERATOMiAE Rilcy. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 20-
24. Parasitic on the larvae of Sphingidae, Ceratomia,
Paonias, and Sphinx.

M. FELTiAE Mues. S. W. Harbor, July 19. Parasitic on 'cut-
worms' of the genus Feltia.

M. n.sp. (Muesebeck). Bar Harbor, July 24.

MiCROBRACON Ashmead

M. APicATus Prov. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Har-
bor, July 18-30.

M. GELECHiAE Aslim. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18. Parasitic on
various species of Gelechia and other Microlepidoptera.

M. LUTus Prov. Bar Harbor, July 24.

M. MELANASPis Ashm. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

M. MEROMYZAE Gahau. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond, July 13-
16. Parasitic on Meromyza americana.

M. NANUS Prov. S. W. Harbor, June 27.

M. NiTiDUS Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

M. NUFERUs Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

M. piNi Mues. Long Pond, June 17. Parasitic on the white
pine w^eevil Pissodes strohi.

M. poDUNKORUM Vicr. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15.

M. PYGMAEUs Prov. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6. Parasitic on
Microlepidoptera of the genus Coleophora.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 129

M. TENuicEPs Mues. (Proc. U. S. Nat. Museum, vol. 67, art. 8,
p. 46, 1925). Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Narrows, etc.
July 10-25. Parasitic on weevils.

M. n.sp. (Muesebeck). Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

COELOiDES Wesniael

C. sp. Seal Cove Brook, Sept. 8.

Meteorus Haliday

M. COMMUNIS Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 11. Parasitic on
Hadena and other moths.

M. DiMiDiATus Cress. N. E. Harbor; Eagle Lake, July 11-18.
Parasitic on Desmia funeralis.

M. HYPHANTRiAE Rllcy. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, June 21-
July 26. Parasitic on fall webworm, American tent cater-
pillar, tussock moth, etc.

M. PALLiTARSis Crcss. Loug Pond, Sept. 7.

N. TAURicoRNis Prov. Bar Harbor, June 13-Aug. 10.

M. VULGARIS Cress. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 13-
Sept. 6. Parasitic on various species of 'cutworms,' Agro-
tis ypsilon, Feltia subgothica, Lycophotia saucia, etc.

Macrocentrus Curtis

M. sp. Bar Harbor, June 7 ; Salisbury Cove, July 19.

Bassus Fabricius

B. BicoLOR Prov. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 13-18.
B. ciNCTus Cress. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.
B. PERFORATus Prov. Bar Harbor, Aug. 14.

B. TiBiATOR Prov. Green Mt., Aug. 17.

Agatiiis Latreille

A. FEMORATOR Prov. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., Aug. 10-17.

Atanycolus Foerster

A. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18-24.

Iphiaulax Foerster

I. AUGUSTUS Vier. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

Cyanopterus Haliday

C. n.sp. Bar Harbor, July 29.

130 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

AscOGASTER Wesmael

A. CARPOCAPSAE Vier. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Chelonus Juriiie

C. BASiLARis Say. Echo Lake, July 17.

C. Fissus Prov. Narrows, July 27.

C. SASSACUS Vier. Narrows ; Salisbury Cove, July 25-27.

C. SERicEus Say. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 24-Aug.

16.
C. sp. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.

Ehogas Nees (Aleiodes Wesmael)

R. CANADENSIS Cress. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor,

July 13-22.
R. iNTERMEDius Cress. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, June 27-July 18.
R. TERMiNALis Cress. Bar Harbor, June 13 ; Salisbury Cove,

Sept. 15 (Dahlgren).

Zele Curtis

Z. sp. Bar Harbor, June 7; S. W. Harbor, July 15.

Helcon Nees. {Gymnocelus Foerster)

H. PEDALis Cress. Bar Harbor, July 26.

EuBADizoN Nees

E. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15.

Coelinidea Viereck

C. sp. Echo Lake, June 17.

C. sp. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23.

Dacnusa Haliday

D. sp. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 14.

Spathius Nees

S. sp. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, June 15-
July 30.

ICHNEUMONIDAE
Cymodusa Holmgren

C. DisTiNCTA Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 131

Sagaritis Holmgren

S. PATsuiKETORUM Viei'. Bar Harbor, July 30!

S. PROVANCHERi D. T. Salisbury Cove, July 23-Aug. 24.

Olesicampe Foerster

0. sp. Echo Lake, July 17.

Angitia Holmgren

A. MACER Cress. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10.

A. sp. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 17-22.

Hyposoter Foerster

H. ANNULiPES Cress. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W.
Harbor, June 11-Sept. 10. Parasitic on Mamestra.

Viereckiana Strand

V. AssiTA Nort. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 11-27.
V. viLLOSA Nort. Salisbury Cove, July 15.
V. viTTicoLLis Nort. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Witch Hole
Pond, June 26-July 30.

Campoplex Gravenhorst

C. RUFicoxA Prov. {Limneria ruficoxaFi'ov.). Narrows, June
26-Aug. 13.

Campopligidea Viereck

C. VARIABILIS Frankl. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

Holocremus Foerster

H. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

Apolima Foerster

A. sp. Bar Harbor, July 10.

Nemioblastus Thomson

N. sp. Bar Harbor ; Green Mt., July 25- Aug. 18.

Plectiscus Gravenhorst

P. PARVUS Cush. Echo Lake, July 17.
P. n.sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Aperileptus Foerster

A. DELicATus Cush. Eclio Lake ; Long Pond, July 11-17.

132 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Cremastus Gravenhorst

C. roRBEsii Weed. S. W. Harbor, July 29.
C. sp. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

Catastenus Foerster

C. sp. Echo Lake, July 17.

Proclitus Foerster

P. LONGiCAUDus Prov. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W. Har-
bor, June 13-July 29.
P. MELLiPEs Prov. Echo Lake ; Long Pond, July 12-17.
P. ROYi Prov. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

ExETASTES Gravenhorst

E. NERvuLUs Say. S. W. Harbor; Eagle Lake; Bar Harbor,

June 21-July 19.
E. RUFOFEMORATus Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Narrows, July 15-

Aug. 13.
E. suAVEOLENs Walsli. Common, July 14-27.

Cratophion Thomson

C. AMERICANA Harrgtii. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

Xenoschesis Foerster

X. sLossoNAE Cush. S. W. Harbor, July 10.
X. n.sp. Echo Lake, July 19.

Mesochorus Gravenhorst

M. BASALis Cress. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond ; Seal Cove, June

13-Sept. 8.
M. LUTEiPEs Cress.! Eagle Lake; Bar Harbor, July 18- Aug.

18.
M. poLiTus Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 30-Aug.

10.

Leptopygus Foerster

L. sp. Long Pond ; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 21.

Banchus Fabricius

B. BOREALis Cress. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 7-July 8.
B. PALLESCENS Prov. Bar Harbor, July 10.

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133

Paniscus Gravenliorst

P. GEMiNATus Say. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor,
June 7-July 20.

Alexeter Foerster

A. ALBOTARSATus Prov. S. W. Harbor, June 16-July 23.
A. ANTENNATus Prov. Eclio Lake, July 12.

Ophaltes Holmgren

0. GLAUCOPTERUS var. FLAViPENNis Prov. Common, July 14-
Sept. 24.

Paranomalon Viereck

P. BASiLicoN Davis. Bar Harbor, June 13-21.

P. LATERALIS Brull. S. W. Harbor ; Narrows, June 25-July 17.

P. SEMiRUFUs Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 18.

Labrorychus Foerster

L. BOREALis Aslim. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, June 17-Aug. 11.
L. PRisMATicus Nort. S. W. Harbor, July 31. Parasitic on

Ar chips cerassivorana.

APHANiSTES Foerster

A. HYALiNus Nort. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Har-
bor, June 8-July 28.

EuLiMNERiA Schmiedeknecht

E. sp. Bar Harbor, July 13.

Zaleptopygus Viereck

Z. n.sp. Narrows, Aug. 13.

Therion Curtis

T. FusciPENNis Nort. Duck Brook, July 30.
T. occiDENTALis Crcss. Echo Lake ; Salisbury Cove, June 17-
Aug. 11.

Thyreodon BruUe

T. BRULLEi Vier. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor,
July 17-Aug. 24.

134 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Ophion Fabricius

0. BiFovEOLATus Briill. Nan'ows ; Bar Harbor, June 9-17.
0. BiLiNEATus Sav. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 25-
Aug. 16. Parasitic on Feltia and other moths.

Eniscospilus Stephens

E. puEGATus Say. Echo Lake, July 12. Parasitic on Feltia
and other moths.

Eremotylus Foerster

E. ARcuATus Felt. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 23 (Minot).

Stiphrosomus Foerster

S. rucATus Cress. S. W. Harbor; Jordan Pond, June 10-
July 25.

DiABORUS Foerster

D. oRNATus (Walsh) Davis. Long Pond, Aug. 21.

DiALGES Foerster

D. FRONTALIS Davis. S. W. Harbor, June 25.

D. FRONTALIS var. TRICOLOR Davis. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

Tryphon Gravenhorst

T. COMMUNIS Cress. Common, June 21-July 16.

T. SEMiNiGER Cress. Salisbury Cove ; Long Pond, July 14-17.

COSMOCONUS Foerster

C. CANADENSIS Prov. Salisbury Cove ; Green Mt. ; N. E. Har-
bor, July 19-Aug. 23.

ScoPESis Foerster

S. LAETus Prov. Common, July 22-Sept. 6.

POLYBLASTUS Hartig

p. FULviLiNEALis Hall. Witch Hole Pond, Aug. 18.

P. PEDALis Cress. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, June 17-July 20.

P. TIBIALIS Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

MONOBLASTUS Hartig

M. oBscuRELLus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 22.
M. VARiFRONs Cress. Pretty Marsh; Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor, June 20-Julv 14.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 135

Hadrodactylus Foerster

H. iNCEPTus Cress. Seal Cove, June 20.
H. ELONGATus Cress. ? Echo Lake, July 12.

Mesoleptidea Viereck (MrsoJeptus auct.)

M. DECENS Cress. S. W. Harbor, June 16-July 29.
M. RUFiGASTRA Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, June 13-
July 13.

Callidiotes Foerster

C. ALBOPLEURALis Prov. Loug PoHcl, Sept. 7.

NoTOPYGUS Holmgren

N. sp. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).

EcLYTUS Holmgren

E. PLEURALis Prov. Eclio Lake, July 18.
E. PERENNis Davis. Seal Cove, June 20.

Laphyroscopus Foerster

L. sp. Echo Lake, June 17.

Mesoleius Holmgren

M. sTRiATus Davis. Long Pond, Sept. 7.

M. suBMARGiNATus Cress. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June
22-July 20.

Spudaea Foerster

S. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

Spanotecnus Foerster

S. DECOLORATUs Cress. Long Pond, July 16.

Synomelix Foerster

S. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 10.

Erromenus Holmgren

E. DiMiDiATus Cress. Narrows; Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove,

June 9-July 23.
E. MARGiNATUs Prov. S. W. Harbor, June 23.

Euceros Gravenhorst

E. couPERii Cress. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, July 10-18.
E. MEDiALis Cress. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

136 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Ctenopelma Holmgren

C. n.sp. near nigricorne Prov. Bar Harbor, June 1-4.

EuRYPBOCTUS Holmgren

E. pETioLATus Davis. Long Pond, Sept. 7.

ScoPiORUS Foerster

S. ANALis Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 24.

S. occiDENTALis Crcss. Long Pond, July 12-16.

S. suBCRAssus Cress. S. W. Harbor, June 25.

Cteniscus Haliday (Exenterus Hartig)

C. oRBiTALis Cress. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, June 12-
July 17.

Syrphoctonus Foerster

S. AGiLis Cress. Salisbury Cove ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 7-10.

Promethes Foerster

P. cosTALis Prov. Bar Harbor, June 7- Aug. 10.
P. ELONGATus Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Narrows, July 13-Aug.
13.

DiPLAZON Nees

D. coNciNNus Cress. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, Juue 7-17.
D. LAETATORius Fab. Common, July 10-Aug. 13.

D. puLCHRiPEs Prov. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 22-

July 14.
D. scuTELLARis Crcss. Salisbury Cove, July 24.
D. n.sp. Long Pond, Aug. 21.

HoMOTROPUS Foerster

H. ALBOPiCTUS Davis. Bar Harbor, July 26.
H. HUMERALis Prov. Eclio Lake, June 17.

Triclistus Foerster

T. cuRVATOR Fab. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

Chorinaeus Holmgren

C. CARiNATus Cress. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 10-25.
C. n.sp. Eagle Lake, July 18.

Periope Curtis

P. AETHiops Cress. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

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137

ExocHUS Gravenhorst

E. DORSALis Cress. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot). i

E. LAEVis Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 13.

E. n.sp. S. W. Harbor, June 21. j

ZoOTREPHES Foerster

Z. SAGiNATUS Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

Atmetus Foerster i

(

A. CARiNATus Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 13. j

A. sp. N. E. Harbor, June 28 (Minot).

Deleter Foerster '

D. UNDULATus Davis. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10. ;

Khyssa Gravenhorst ',

R. ALBOMACULATA Cress. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor ; Bar Har-
bor, July 17-Aug. 24.
R. LiNEOLATA Kby. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).
R. PERSUASORiA Linn. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10. i

Megarhyssa Ashmead ]

M. NORTONi Cress. Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor, June 27-July 21. j

XOBiDES Latreille (Xylonomus Gravenhorst) •

X. HUMERALis Say. Salisbury Cove, July 27.
X. STIGMAPTERUS Sav. Salisbury Cove, June 9.

PoEMENiA Holmgren

P. ALBiPES Cress. N. E. Harbor, July 12- Aug. 10 (Minot).
P. AMERICANA Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

Odontomerus Gravenhorst

0. AETHiops Cress. Bar Harbor, June 21. \

0. CANADENSIS Prov. Eclio Lake; Long Pond, June 26-July j

12. Parasitic on Leptura, Dicerca and other wood-boring

beetles. i

0. MELLiPEs Say. Bar Harbor, June 21-Sept. 11. ]

Phytodietus Gravenhorst 1

P. ANNULATus Prov. Commou, July 15-Sept. 11. j

Pezoporus Foerster

P. sp. S. W. Harbor, June 21. j

138 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

PoLYSPHiNCTA Graveiiliorst

P. BURGEssi Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 27.

P. SLOSSONAE Davis. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake,

June 13-July 17.
P. viciNA Prov. Echo Lake, June 17.

Zaglyptus Foerster

Z. iNCOMPLETUS Cress. Bar Harbor, June 13-Sept. 9.

Glypta Gravenhorst

G. ERRATiCA Cress. Common, June 17-Sept. 8. Parasitic on

Polygonia comma.
G. MACRA Cress. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor; Narrows,

July 10-Aug. 13.
G. RUFOFASciATA Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 19.
G. VARiPEs Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 22.
G. CANADENSIS Cress. N. E. Harbor, June 29 (Minot).

Clistopyga Gravenhorst

C. CANADENSIS Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 25.

Perithous Holmgren

P. PLEURALis Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 19.

Ephialtes Schrank (Pimpla auct.)

E. AEQUALis Prov. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 10-23.
Parasitic on the Tussock moth.

E. AQUiLONiA Cress. Bar Harbor, June 8-Aug. 10.

E. PEDALis Cress. Echo Lake ; Salisbury Cove ; N. E. Harbor,
July 17-Sept. 24. Parasitic on the American tent and For-
est tent caterpillars, Gypsy moth, etc.

E. TENuicoRNis Cress. Common, June 7-Sept. 11. Parasitic
on Aegeria.

E. (Itoplectis) conquisitor Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, July 13-Sept. 6. Parasitic on the American tent cater-
pillar, etc., etc,

Apechtis Foerster

A. ONTARIO Cress. Bar Harbor, June 7-Aug. 10. Parasitic

on the spruce bud worm.
A. piCTicoRNis Cress. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot),

June 16-Aug. 10.

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139

IsEROPUS Foerster

I. coELEBS Walsh. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 21-Sept.
6. Parasitic on the American tent and forest tent cater-
pillars, tussock moth, spruce bud worm, etc.

I. iNQUisiTORiELLus D. T. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June
13-July 15. Parasitic on the American tent caterpillar.
Tussock moth, etc.

Tromatobia Foerster

T. EUFOPECTus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 13. Parasitic on
the eggs of spiders in the nest of the Epeiridae.

T. RUFOVARiATA Cress. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Tre-
mont, July 15-Aug. 23.

D.

Delomerista Foerster

voviTA Cress. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

ScAMBus Hartig

S. PTERELAs Say. Narrows, Aug. 13.

Epiurus Foerster

E. ALBORiCTA Cress. Bar Harbor, June 13.
E. sp. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Theronia Holmgren

T. FULVESCENS Cress. Witch Hole Pond, Sept. 11.

Ichneumon Linnaeus {Ephialtes Grav.)

I. MACER Cress. Salisbury Cove, Sept. 15 (Dahlgren).

I. MEsocENTRus Grav. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; S. W. Harbor

(Alexander), Aug. 23-Sept. 5.
I. TUBERcuLATus Four. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6-

10.

Meniscus Schrodte

M. suPERBus Prov. Bar Harbor, June 9-22.

Lissonota Gravenhorst

L. ACCiDENTALis Cress. Green Mt., July 25.
L. AMERICANA Crcss. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.
L. ExiLis Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

140 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

L. FRiGiDA Cress. Narrows, July 27. Parasitic on a sawfly

(Nematus).
L. NiGRiPEs Prov. Echo Lake, July 17.
L. PARVA Cress. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), July 20-

Aug. 10.
L. PHiLiPi Vier. Salisbury Cove, July 13-Aug. 9.
L. pLEURALis Cress. Common, July 19-Sept. 6.
L. PUNCTATA Cress. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10-13.
L. RUBRicA Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 25.
L. RUFiPEs Cress. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.
L. vARiA Cress. Salisbury Cove ; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor,

July 25-Sept. 6.

AsPHRAGis Foerster

A. MiRABiLis Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Cylloceria Schrodte

C. ERRANS D. T. Common, July 18-Aug. 21.
C. SEXLINEATA Say. S. W. Harbor, July 20.

Arotes Gravenhorst

A. AMOENus Cress. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, June 17-July 22.
A. FORMOsus Cress. Bar Harbor, July 22.
A. viciNus Cress. Bar Harbor; Acadia Mt. (Alexander),
July 26-Sept. 3.

CoLEOCENTRUS Gravenhorst

C. RUFUS Prov. var. Seal Harbor (David Rockerfeller).
C. sp. N. E. Harbor, July 10 (Minot).

Mesotenus Gravenhorst

M. BRYTHROGASTER Aslim. Bar Harbor, June 21-Sept. 13.

AcRORiCNUS Katzeburg

A. CLOUTiERi Prov. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, June 11-Aug. 10.

Chaeretymma Foerster

C. sp. Bar Harbor, June 8.

Itamoplex Foerster

I. AMERicAFus Crcss. S. W. Harbor ; Green Mt., July 15-25.

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Cryptus Fabricius

C. AMBLYTELARius Prov. Bar Harbor, June 21-July 26.
C. APiCATus Prov. Bar Harbor ; Narrows, July 5-27.
C. ORNATus Prov. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10.
C. PERsiMiLis Cress. Narrows, June 27.

C. viNCTus Say. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 15-
July 19.

Trychosis Foerster

T. RUFOANNULATus Prov. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

Spilocryptus Thomson

S. CANARsiAH Aslim. Bar Harbor, June 15-July 22.

S. ciMBicivoRus Cush. S. W. Harbor, July 28. Parasitic on

Cimhex americana.
S. EXiLis Prov. Bar Harbor; Eagle Lake; Echo Lake, June

11-Aug. 12.
S. LOPHYRi Nort. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor, June

7-July 16. Parasitic on the spruce sawfly, Neodiprion

abietis.
S. NUNcius Say. Witch Hole Pond, Sept. 11. Parasitic on

Telea polyphemus and other large moths.

Chrysopoctonus Cushman

C. RiLEYi Ashm. S. W. Harbor, July 30.

HoPLOCRYPTUS Thomson

H. sp. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot).

Hemiteles Gravenhorst

H. PALLiPENNis Prov. Loug Poiid, July 16.

H. RUFicoxus Prov. Jordan Pond ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor,
June 10-July 15.

H. TENELLus Say. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Har-
bor, June 7-Sept. 3.

Gelis Thunberg

G. BuccuLATRicis Asliui. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
G. sp. Echo Lake, June 27.

Stenocryptus Thomson

S. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 30.

142 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Phygadeuon Gravenhorst

P. ABDOMiNALis Prov. Narrows, June 9.

P. iNFLATus Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake ; N. E. Harbor,
July 11-Aug. 25.

P. occiDENTALis Prov. Bar Harbor, July 24.

P. oRBiTALis Prov. Bar Harbor, June 7.

P. ovALis Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 11-Aug. 21.

P. PUBESCENS Prov. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Har-
bor, June 8-July 30.

P. ROTUNDicEPs Prov. Echo Lake, July 17.

P. EUFicoRNis Prov. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, June 22-
July 27.

P. suBSPiNOSus Prov. Bar Harbor, June 12.

GiRAUDiA. Foerster

G. sp. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

Ernoctona Foerster

E. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Plesignathus Foerster

P. AMERicANus Cush. S. W. Harbor, June 27.
P. sp. Bar Harbor, June 22.

HoMELYS Foerster

H. sp. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

MicBOCRYPTUS Thomson

M. sp. Salisbury Cove, June 9-July 24.

Plectocbyptus Thomson

P. coNTiGuus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 22.
P. MAJOR Cress. S. W. Harbor, June 25.

Stylocbyptus Thomson

S. PUBESCENS Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 24.
S. suBCLAVATus Say. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

Atractodes Gravenhorst

A. COMPRESSA Cress. Green Mt., Aug. 25.
A. sp. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 143

ExOLYTUS Holmgren

E. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 14.

Pboscus Holmgren

P. sp. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 24-Sept. 10.

Phaeogenes Wesmael

P. ATER Cress. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 13-July 27.
P. DECOLORATus Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
P. DISCUS Cress. Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor, July 12- Aug. 10.
P. FUNGOR Nort. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 27- Aug.

16. Parasitic on the spruce sawfly, Neodiprion ahietis.
P. GASPESiANus Prov. S. W. Hai'bor ; Long Pond; Salisbury

Cove, July 16-29.
P. HEBE Cress. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 14-

Aug. 10.
P. HEBRus Cress. ? Echo Lake, July 12.

CoLPOGNATHUS Wesmael

C. HELvus Cress. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).

DiCAELOTUS Wesmael

D. sp. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

IscHNUS Gravenhorst

I. sp. Bar Harbor, June 8.

Platylabus Wesmael

P. CANADENSIS Cress. Bar Harbor, June 21.

P. sp. near bimembris Prov. Bar Harbor, July 13.

P. n.sp. Bar Harbor, July 29.

Oronotus Wesmael

0. sp. Bar Harbor, June 17.

Herpestomus Wesmael

?H. HARiOLus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 22.
H. hebrus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Anisobas Wesmael

A. NEARCTicus Cusli. S. AV. Hai'bor, July 10.

144 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF j

Amblyteles Wesmael

A. ACERABus Cress. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Narrows, j

July 11-Aug. 18. j

A. AGNiTus Cress. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11 (Minot). j

A. ANNULiPES Cress. Bar Harbor; Sand Beach; S. W. Har- !

bor, June 15-Aug. 10. i

A. APERTus Cress. Green Mt., Aug. 17. \

A. ATRox Cress. Bar Harbor, June 9. ,

A. BiMEMBRis Prov. Salisbury Cove; Green Mt., July 23- '

Aug. 17.
A. BiocuLATus Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 28.
A. CAERULEUs Cress. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Echo Lake, Sept.

7. Parasitic on the tussock moth.
A. CANADENSIS Cress. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, June 27-July 24.

A. CAUDATus Prov. Bar Harbor, June 21. i

A. CERULUS Prov. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 2 (Fernald). i

A. CERvuLus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 24. j

A. ciNCTicoRNis Cress. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Salis- !

bury Cove, July 15-Aug. 15. I

A. ciNCTiTARSis Prov. Salisbury Cove, July 23. \

A. COMES Cress. Bar Harbor, July 17. \

A. coNFiRMATUs Crcss. N. E. Harbor, July 23 (Minot). ^

A. coRviNUs Cress. Bar Harbor, June 22. j

A. CREPERus Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 15. ;;

A. DETRITUS Brulle. Salisbury Cove, July 24. i

A. DiviNCTOR Say. Salisbury Cove; Echo Lake, July 17- j

Sept. 7. j

A. DUPLiCATUS Cress. Bar Harbor, July 24. |

A. EXTREMATis Cress. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 14 (Fernald). \

A. PERALis Cress. Echo Lake, July 12. ;

A. FLAvicoRNis Cress. Sand Beach, July 11. :

A. FRATERNus Cress. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor (Fernald), ;

June 27-July 19. !
A. FUNESTus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 21.
A. GALENUS Cress. Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, July 23-

Sept. 6.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 145

A. GERMANUS Ci'ess. Bai" Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Long Pond,

June 7- Aug. 27.
A. GRANDis Brulle. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot) ;

S. W. Harbor, July 24-Sept. 6.
A. HOSPiTUS Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
A. iNCONSTANs Cress. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July

15-23.
A. iNSTABiLis Cress. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, June 20- July 25. Parasitic on Phyciodes tharos.
A. LACHRYMANs Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 11-Aug. 3.
A. LAETus Brulle. Common, July 17-Sept. 9.
A. LEvicuLus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 14.
A. LucTus Cress. Common, June 13-July 24.
A. MALACUs Say. Salisbury Cove, July 14.
A. MAURUS Cress. Bar Harbor, June 21.
A. MELLicoxus Prov. Bar Harbor; Jordan Pond, June 10-

July 21.
A. MiLvus Cress. Common, June 10-July 25.
A. MiMicus Cress. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.
A. MONTANus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 23.
A. NANUS Cress. Salisbury Cove ; Bar Harbor, July 14-Sept.

11.
A. NiGRiPEs Prov. Bar Harbor, June 2.
A. NiGROvARiEGATus Prov. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, July

10-Aug. 21.
A. NUBivAGus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 17.
A. oRMENus Cress. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 29 (Fernald).
A. PARVUS Cress. Witch Hole Pond; Bar Harbor, July 5-30.
A. PERLUCTuosus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 21.
A. POMiLius Prov. Bar Harbor, July 24.
A. PRAVus Cress. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 17-

Aug. 16.
A. PRoxiMus Prov. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Har-
bor, July 11-20.
A. RUBicuNDus Cress. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 15-

19.
A. RUFivENTRis Brullc. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July

15-24.

146 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF i

A. sAGus Cress. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot).

A. sciTULUs Cress. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), June

11-Aug. 11.
A. sEMiNiGRA Cress. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 11-

July 23. \

A. STADACONENsis Prov. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June t

14-July 24. j

A. sTYGicus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 25. i

A. suBCYANEUs Cress. Bar Harbor, June 21. i

A. suBDOLus Cress. S. W. Harbor, June 18-July 20. \

A. suBLATus Cress. Bar Harbor, July 22-Aug. 12. i

A. suBRUFUs Cress. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, June 21-

July 25. i

A. suTURALis Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 21-

Sept. 13. '

A. UNiFAsciATORius Say. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 22 (Fernald). ]

A. VAFER Cress. Bar Harbor, June 22. ■

A. vERSABiLis Cress. Common, July 12-Sept. 8. i

A. VESCUS Prov. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 13-17. |

A. VIOLA Cress. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 21-July I

24. \

A. viTALis Cress. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July 24-

Sept. 6.
?A. vjciNus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 18. \

A. vivAX Cress. Narrows ; S. W. Harbor, June 9-20.
A. w-ALBUM Cress. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, I

July 20-Sept. 7.
A. wiNKLEYi Vier. S. W. Harbor, June 20.
A. near duplicatus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 17.

A. near excultus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 15. :

A. near nubivagus Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 15. ]

A. near vagans Prov. Bar Harbor, June 15. ^

A. near volesus Cress. Long Pond, Aug. 21. '

HOPLISMENUS Gravenhorst ■

H. RUTiLus Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 29.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 147

Trogus Panzer

T. OBsiDiANATOR Brulle. Salisbury Cove, July 17-24. Para-
sitic on Papilio polyxenes.

T. (PsiLOMASTix) FULviPEs Cress. Common, July 8-24.

T. (PsiLOMASTix) vuLPiNus Grav. {exesorius Brull.). Salis-
bury Cove, July 14-17, Parasitic on Papilio polyxenes and
turnus.

MYERSiroAE

Myersia Viereck

M. JOHNsoNi Cush. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond, July 11-16.

TRIGONALroAE
Trigonalys Westwood

T. SULCATA Davis. Duck Brook, July 30, 1919.

EVANHDAE
Gasteruption Latreille

G. MONTANUS var. iNCERTUS Crcss. S. W. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor; Salisbury Cove, July 10-29.
G. TARSATORius Say. S. W. Harbor, July 28.

Odontaulacus Kieffer

0. ABDOMiNALis Crcss. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 13-
July 29.

Cynipidae. Gall wasps

Andricus Hartig (Callirhytis auct.)

A. OPERATOR form OPERATOR 0. S. Acom gall. Robinson Mt.,
Sept. 7. The gall is an oval larval cell between the nut and
cup of the acorn. On the scrub oak {Quercus ilicifolia).
The agamic generation.

A. TUBEROsus Bass. Robinson Mt. Irregular wood galls on
the scrub oak.

A. sciTULUs Bass. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor. Irregular
wood terminal swellings on the red oak {Quercus rubra).

A. siNGULARis Bass. 'Small oak apple gall.' Bar Harbor;
Salisbury Cove, Aug. On leaves of the red oak.

Amphibolips Keinhard

A. iNANis 0. S. Empty oak gall. Bar Harbor, Aug. 6. On
the leaves of the red oak.

148 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

SOLENOZOPHERIA Asluiiead

S. vACCiNii Ashm. Huckleberry gall. Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor. A woody gall on huckleberry and blueberry.

Ehodites Hartig

R. BicoLOR Harr. Spiny rose gall. Bar Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July-Aug.

Ibaliidae

Callaspidia Dahlbom

C. PROVANCHERi Aslim. S. W. Harbor, July 30.
Chalcidoidea
Entedontidae

Pleurotropis Foerster

P. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Eulophidae

Sympiesis Foerster

S. BiMACULATus Crawf . Green Mt. ; Salisbury Cove, July 17-

Aug. 21.
S. NiGRiFEMORA AsHi. S. W. Hai'bor, July 11.

CiRROSPiLOiDEUS Aslimeacl

C. joHNSONi Gir. Narrows, June 24.

EuPLECTRUS Westwood

E. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Pteromalidae
Neocatolaccus Aslimead

N. sp. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9.

Belonura Aslimead

B. siNGULARis Aslim. Narrows, Aug. 13.

Teigonoderus Westwood

T. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

Encyrtidae

EuNOTUS Walker

E. AMERicANus Gir. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGIOISr

149

Habritys Thomson

H. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Lamprotatus Westwood

L. sp. Long Pond ; S. W. Harbor, July 16-Aug. 14.

EUROTOMIDAE
EtJROTOMA lUiger

E. sp. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Callimomidae (Torymidae)
Callimome Spiiiola (Torymus Dalm.)

C. BREvicAUDA 0. S. S. W. HarboT, July 11-30.
C. sp. Echo Lake, July 17.

Syntomaspis Foerster

S. sp. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23.

Cryptopristis Foerster

C. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Perilampidae

Perilampus Latreille

P. cYANEus Brull. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

P. sp. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., June 16-Aug. 10.

Chalcididae
Brachymeria Westwood (Chalcis auct.)

B. coMPsiLUEAE Crawf. Long Pond, July 16.

Spilochalcis Thomson

S. FLEBiLis Cress. Narrows; mouth, N. E. Creek; July 25-

Aug. 13.
S. TORviNA Cress. Salisbury Cove; Witch Hole Pond; S. W.

Harbor, July 19-Sept. 6.
S. sp. Tremont, Aug. 23.

LEUCOSProAE
Leucospis Fabricius

L. AFFiNis Say. Salisbury Cove ; Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor,
July 23-28.

150 biological survey of

Proctotrypoidea

DiAPRIIDAE

Paramesius Westwood

P. sp. Narrows, Aug. 13.

AsHMEADOPRiA Kieffer

A. sp. Narrows, July 27.

Belytidae

Leptorhaptus Foerster

L. sp. Long Pond, July 10.

CiNETXJS Jurine

C. n.sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.
C. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

Pantoclis Foerster

P. CRASSicoRNis Ashm. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
Serphidae

Serphus Schrank

S. sp. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

S. sp. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, June 13-24.

Pelecinidae
Pelecintjs Latreille

P. poLYTUEATOR Drury. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16-19 (Moore).
One male was collected in 1921 and three in 1922 (Aug. 17,
31, and Sept. 7) at N. E. Harbor by A. R. Allen. The
males are usually very scarce. Parasitic on the larvae of
June beetle (Phyllophaga).

TiPHIIDAE
Tiphia Fabricius

T. iNORNATA Say. Salisbury Cove, July 23.
Myrmosidae

Myrmosa Latreille

M. uNicoLOR Say. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 151

FoRMicroAE. Ants
Cremastogaster Lund

C. LiNEOLATA Sav. Eobinsoii Mt., Sept. 7. On sap from gall-
infested acorns of the scrub oak ; Cadillac Cliffs and Salis-
bury Cove, Sept. 11 and 12, males and females swarming.

Mybmica Latreille

M. scABRiNODis var. FRACTicoRNis Emcrj. S. W. Harbor;
Green Mt. ; Long Pond, July 11-Aug. 22.

M. SCABRINODIS var. SABULATES Meiu. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30
(McAtee).

M. SCABRINODIS scHENCKi var. EMERYANA Forcl. S. W. Har-
bor; Witch Hole Pond, Sept. 6-11.

Leptothorax Mayr

L. ACERVORUM CANADENSIS Prov. S. W. Harbor, July 11.
L. cuRvispiNosus AMBiGuus Emery. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30
(McAtee).

DOLICHODERUS Lund

D. PLAGiATus var. iNORNATus Wheeler. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.
D. PLAGIATUS Emery var. Break Neck Pond, Sept. 8.

Tapinoma Foerster

T. SESSILE Say. S. W. Harbor, July 11-Sept. 6.

Lasius Fabricius

L. NIGER var. AMERiCANus Emery. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (Mc-
Atee).

L. NIGER var. siTKAENsis Pcrgaudc. Long Pond ; Bar Harbor,
June 27-July 17.

L. UMBRATus MixTus var. APHiDicoLA Walsh. S. W. Harbor;
Green Mt., July 15-25.

L. UMBRATUS suBUMBRATus Vicr. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

Formica Latreille

F. sANGuiNEA ASERVA Forcl. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor;

Green Mt., June 21-July 25.
F. FuscA Linn. Common, June-Sept. This species makes

large mounds. Near the foot of Western Mt. ('Gilly's

field') was a mound that measured 7 by 11 feet, with an

average height of 2 feet.

152 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

F. NEOGAGATES Emerv. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 14-

Sept. 6.
F. RUFA INTEGRA NvL Salisburj Cove, Aug. 9.

Camponotus Mayr

C. HERCULEANus PENNSYLVANicus De G. Carpenter ant. Bar
Harbor, July 20. Nesting in old logs and stumps, it fre-
quently migrates to farm houses and becomes a pest both
by riddling the wood-work and by visiting the kitchen for
sweets.

C. HERCULEANUS LIGNIPERDUS Var. NOVABORACENSIS Fitcll. Com-

mon, June to Sept. Frequents old logs and stumps.
C. HERCULEANUS var. wHYMPERi Forel. Bar Harbor; Nar-
rows, June 16-Aug. 13.

PsAMMOCHARiDAE. Spider-wasps
Episyron Schiodte

E. BiGUTTATus Fab. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; N. E.
Harbor, July 15-Aug. 21. It provisions its nest with spid-
ers (Epeira).

E. QuiNQUENOTATus Say. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove,
July 15-28. It provisions its nest with spiders (Epeira).

PoMPiLOiDES Eadoszkowski

P. AMERicANus Bcauv. Commoii, July 17-29.

P. MARGiNATus Say. Green Mt., July 25.

P. CANADENSIS Baiiks. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor ; Narrows,

July 20-Aug. 13.
P. INSOLENS Banks. S. W. Harbor, July 11-20.
P. RECTUS Banks. Green Mt. ; Echo Lake, July 17.

PsAMMOCHARES Latreille

P. ASTUR Banks. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove,

July 15-24.
P. LASioPE Banks. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 26-

Sept. 11.
P. PRETiosA Banks. S. W. Harbor; Green Mt.; Bar Harbor,

July 15-29.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 153

SoPHROPOMPiLus Banks

S. HYACiNTHiNus Cress. S. W. Harbor, July 10-29.

Anoplius Le Peletier

A. TENEBRosus Cress. Green Mt. ; Narrows; Bar Harbor;

S. W. Harbor, June 18-Aug. 13.
A. viRGiNiENSis Cress. Narrows; Salisbury Cove, July 14—

Aug. 13.
A. vENTRALis Bauks. Long Pond, July 16.

Priocnemis Schiodte

P. ALiENATus Smith. S. W. Harbor, July 28.

P. GERMANUS Cress. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., Aug. 16, 17.

PSEUDAGENIA Kohl

P. CALiPTERA Cress. Eagle Lake, July 18.
P. NANELLA Bauks. N. E. Harbor, July 26 (Minot).
P. VARiTARSATA Bauks. N. E. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
8-26.

Ageniella Banks

A. CALCARATA Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 15-Aug. 11.
A. iRiDiPENNis Cress. Bar Harbor, July 21.

Ceropales Latreille

C. FRATERNA Smith. Salisbury Cove ; Green Mt., July 23-25.
The species of the genus are parasitic in the nests of other
genera of the family.

EuMENiDAE. Solitary wasps
Eumenes Fabricius. Potter-wasps

E. GLOBULosus Sauss. Common, June 16-July 25.

Symmorphus Wesmael

S. ALBOMARGiNATus Sauss. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

S. CRiSTATus Sauss. Bar Harbor, July 24.

S. CANADENSIS Sauss. Witch Hole Pond, July 30.

Ancistrocerus Wesmael

A. ALBOPHALERATus Sauss. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., July
18-25.

154 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

A. CAPRA Sauss. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor,

July 20-Aug. 22.
A. TIGRIS Sauss. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Long Pond,

Aug. 18-Sept. 7.
A. WALDENii Vier. Bar Harbor ; Green Mt., June 7-July 25.
A. UNiFASciATus Sauss. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.

Odynerus Latreille

0. KENNicoTiANus Sauss. Bar Harbor, July 27.
0. LEucoMELAs Sauss. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
10-17.

Chrysididae. Cuckoo wasps

NoTOZUS Foerster

N. MARGiNATus Patt. Salisbury Cove, July 13, 19.

Ellampus Spinola

E. LAEvivENTRis Cress. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor, June 16-July 13.

HoLOPHRis Mocsary

H. iRiDESCENS Nort. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, July 16-24.

HoLOPYGA Dahlbom

H. ASPERA BrulL Salisbury Cove, July 24.

Hedychridium Pen-in

H. vioLACEUM Brull. Bar Harbor, July 22.

Chrysidea Bischoff

C. VERicALis Patt. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

Chrysis Linnaeus

C. (GoNocHRYsis) ATRivENTER Taylor. Green Mf., July 25.
C. (Tetrachrysis) coerulans Fab. Bar Harbor, June 15.
C. (Tetrachrysis) nitidula Fab. Common, July 7-Sept. 6.
C. (Tetrachrysis) nitidula var. cessata du Buysson. S. W.

Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 15-Sept. 23.
C. (Tetrachrysis) pellucidula Aaron. S. W. Harbor, July

24.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

155

Vespidae. Social wasps

Vespula Thomson

V. ARCTicA Vier. (F. borealis Lewis & Kby.). Northern hor-
net. Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Green Mt.,
July 12-29.

V. coNsoBRiNA Sauss. Small white-faced hornet. Common,
June 20-Sept. 6.

V. MACULATA Linn. White-faced hornet. S. W. Harbor ; Bar
Harbor, July 10- Sept. 6.

V. COMMUNIS Sauss. Common yellow-jacket. N. E. Harbor;
Bar Harbor, June 30-July 21.

V. DiABOLicA Sauss. Commou, June 30-Sept. 6.

V. NORVEGiCA Fab. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 12-21.

V. VIDUA Sauss. Bar Harbor ; N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10-Sept. 22.
Sphecidae
Larrinae

AsTATA Latreille

A. UNicoLOR Say. Salisbury Cove, July 23.
A. LENSTROMi Ashm. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

Larbopsis Patton

L. DisTiNCTA Smith. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W.
Harbor, July 19-29.

Trypoxyloninae
Trypoxylon Latreille

T. FRiGiDUM Smith. Common, July 17-Sept. 6.
Sphecinae

Sphex Linnaeus

S. arvensis Dahlb. Common, June 11-Aug. 23.

PoDALONiA Spinola (Psammophila Dahlbom)

P. violaceipennis Le Pel. Salisbury Cove ; Green Mt. ; S. W.
Harbor, July 11-25.

Chalybion Dahlbom

C. caeruleum Linn. Blue mud-dauber. Bar Harbor, July
24. It stores its nest with spiders, usually species of
Epeira.

156 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

SCELIPHRON Klug

S. cAEMENTARius Drury. Common mud-dauber. Salisbury
Cove, July 24.

PSENINAE

PsEN Latreille

P. PAUPER Pack. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

P. BASiRUFUS Pack. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor,
July 6-18.

Pemphredon Latreille

P. ANGULARis Fox. Bar Harbor (Moore) ; N. E. Harbor, July
6 (Minot).

Cemonus Juriiie

C. iNORNATus Pack. Upper Hadlock Pond ; Bar Harbor, June
10-21.

Stigmus Panzer

S. AMERiCANus Pack. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 15-17.
They make their nest in the pith of dry branches of sumac,
provisioning it with aphids.

Passaloecus Shuckard

P. MANDiBULARis Crcss. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 17-
July 29.

Bembicinae

Philanthus Fabricius

P. BiLUNATus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 14, 24.

Aphilanthops Patton

A. FRiGiDus Smith. Salisbury Cove, July 23. It makes its
nest in the ground and provisions it with queen ants.

Cercebis Latreille

C. CLYPEATA Cress. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor, July 20-24.

C. DENTiFRONs Crcss. Salisbury Cove, July 18-24. The spe-
cies of this genus provision their nests with beetles.

Alyson Jurine

A. opposiTus Say. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 19-
Aug. 15.

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Nysson Latreille

N. LATERALIS Pack. Salisbury Cove, July 23-25.

HoPLisus Le Peletier

H. ATRicoRNis Pack. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar

Harbor, July 15-24.
H. FLAvicoRNis Pack. Salisbury Cove, July 24.
H. siMiLLiNus Smith. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor; Bar

Harbor, July 17-Aug. 20.

OXYBELINAE

OxYBELUS Latreille

0. QUADRiNOTATus Say. Salisbury Cove, July 23.
Crabroninae

Crabro Fabricius (Thyreopus Ashmead)

C. MONTicoLA Pack. Salisbury Cove, July 28.
C. (Blepharipus) ater Cress. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor;
Narrows, July 15-Aug. 13.

Clytochrysus Morawitz

C. OBscuRus Smith. S. W. Harbor, June 21-July 15.
C. septentrionalis Pack. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

SoLKNius Le Peletier

S. iNTERRUPTUs Le P. Salisbuiy Cove, July 24.

EcTEMNius Dahlbom

E. coRRUGATus Pack. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

E. MONTANus Cress. Long Pond; Salisbury Cove, July 16-17.

LoPHOCRABRO Viereck

L. TRAPEzoiDEus Pack. Bar Harbor, July 19.

Xestocrabro Ashmead

X. SAYi Ckll. (Crabro sexmaculata Say, not Oliv.). Common.

July 10-Aug. 23.
X. TRiFASciATUs Say. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Hypocrabro Ashmead

H. cHRYSARGYNus Le P. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake; Bar
Harbor, July 11-20.

158 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

CuPHOPTERUS Morawitz

C. MACULiPENNis Smith. Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor, July 12-

Aug. 10.

Apoidea

Halictidae

Halictus Latreille

H. LEROuxi Le Pel. Common, July 6-Sept. 6.

H. provancheri D. T. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 15.

Subgenus Evylaeus Eobertson

H. ARCUATus Robts. Bar Harbor; 'Narrows,' July 18- Aug. 14.

H. Foxii Robts, Bar Harbor, June 7-13.

H. QUADRiMACULATus Robts. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

H. TRUNCATUs Robts. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

Subgenus Lasioglossum Curtis

H. coriaceus Smith. Common, June 22-Sept. 7.
H. siMiLis Smith. Common, July 6-Aug. 17.

Subgenus Chlorolictus Eobertson

H. cREssoNi Robts. Bar Harbor; Green Mt. ; Echo Lake,

June 11-July 25.
H. NYMPHAEARUM Robts. Narrows, Aug. 13.
H. VERSATus Robts. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond ; Narrows, June

15-Aug. 21.
H. ZEPHYRUs Smith. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake, July 10-17.

Andrenidae

Andrena Fabricius

A. cocKERELLi Graeii. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 7-9.
A. HiRTiciNCTA Prov. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23. On flowers of

goldenrod.
A. LATA Vier. Bar Harbor, June 8, 1921. Type locality.
A. MiLWAUKENsis Gracu. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 8-

July 12. Stylopized.
A. NUBECULA Smith. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9-11.
A. THASPii Graen, Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor (Minot), June

18-July 8. Stylopized.

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A. TUMiDA Vier. Echo Lake, July 12, 1918. Type locality.
A. viciNA Smith. Bar Harbor, June 8. On flower of fruit

trees.
A. wiLKELLA Kby. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, June 7-July

22. On flowers of the raspberry and gooseberry.

OXYSTOGLOSSA Smith

0. coNFusus Robts. Green Mt., July 25.

0. puRus Say. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 9-July 25.

Sphecodes Latreille

S. JOHNSONI Lovell. N. E. Harbor, July 24.

S. NUBiLus Lovell and Cockerell. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15.

S. OBScuRANs Lovell and Cockerell. Bar Harbor, June 16-

July 24.
S. RANUNCULI Robts. Bar Harbor, June 15.

The species of Sphecodes are parasitic in the nests of spe-
cies of Halictus.

Macropidae

Macropis Panzer

M. MORSEi Robts. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake; Salisbury
Cove, June 23-July 13.

Panurgidae

Calliopsis Smith

C. ANDRENiFORMis Smith. Ou flowcr of Leontodon autumnalis,
July 30 (McAtee). Salisbury Cove, July 13.

NOMADIDAE
Nomada Fabricius

N. cuNEATA var. QUADRisiGNATA Robts. Bar Harbor; Echo

Lake, June 16-July 26.
N. PERPLEXA Cress. Bar Harbor; Narrows; Salisbury Cove,

June 9-July 23.

These are known as 'cuckoo bees,' living parasitically in
the nests of other bees.

EUCIRIDAE
Melissodes Latreille

M. RUSTicA Say. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove.
Aug. 10-22.

160 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Anthophoridae
Clisodon Patton

C. TERMiNALis CrGSS. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove. June 15-
July 18.

Hylaeidae

Hylaeus Fabricius (Prosopis Fabricius)

H. elliptica Kirby. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 13-19.
H. MODESTUS Say. Common, June 17-July 30.
H. thaspii Eobts. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Megachilidae

Megachile Latreille. Leaf -cutting bees

M. iNFRAGiLis Cress. Common, July 12-Sept. 23.

M. LATiMANus Say. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11, 1926.

M. melanophea Smith. Common, June 9-July 25.

M. MENDicA Cress. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

M. MUSiDA Cress. Common, June 21-July 26.

M. RELATivA Cress. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor.

June 27-Sept. 13.
M. VIDUA Smith. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake,

June 7-July 20.

Caelioxys Latreille

C. soDALis Cress. Bar Harbor, July 19-20.
C. sp. Bar Harbor, July 10.

The species of this genus are parasitic on the species of
Megachile.

OsMiA Panzer. Mason bees

0. ALBivENTRis Crcss. Salisbury Cove, July 13.
0. siMiLLiMA Smith. Common, June 9-July 12.
0. DisTiNCTA Cress. *Mt. Desert,' July 30, on flowers of Vicia

(McAtee).
0. PUMiLA Cress. Bar Harbor, June 9.

Andronicus Cresson

A. cYLiNDRicus Crcss. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 8-

July 11.
A. PRODucTus Cress. Bar Harbor, June 7.

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Ceratinidae

Ceratina Latreille

C. DUPLA Say. Bar Harbor, June 25. It makes its nest in
the pith of briars, etc.

Apidae

Bremus Panzer (Bombus Latreille). Bumble bees

B. bimaculatus Cress. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

B. EERviDUs Fab. Bar Harbor, June 7.

B. PERPLEXus Cress. Common, June 17-Sept. 6.

B. TERNARius Say. Orange-banded bumble bee. Common,

June 7- Aug. 24.
B. TERRicoLA Kbv. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; S. W.

Harbor, June 14-Aug. 25.

PsiTHYRUs Le Peletier

P. ASHTONi Cress. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Narrows,
June 7-Aug. 14.

P. LABORiosus Fab. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

P. LABORIOSUS var. ciTRiNus Smith. Bar Harbor; S. W. Har-
bor, July 10-Aug. 14.

P. TRICOLOR Frankl. (P. fernaldi Frankl.). Bar Harbor; Tre-
mont, July 19-Aug. 23.

Apis Linnaeus

A. MELLiFiCA Linn. Honey bee.

Order DIPTERA

Nematocera

Ptychoptera Meigen

P. RUFiciNCTA 0. S. Bar Harbor, July 21-24; Echo Lake,
Sept. 1-4 (Alexander).

BiTTACOMORPHA Westwood

B. cLAviPEs Fab. 'Phantom crane-fly.' Bar Harbor, July
21-26; Echo Lake, Sept. 1-4 (Alexander).

BiTTACOMORPHELLA Alexander

B. joNEsi Johns. Long Pond, July 16; foot of Pickett's Mt.,
July 21.

162 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

TiPULiDAE. Crane flies
Geranomyia Haliday

G. CANADENSIS Westw. Eclio Lake, Sept. 4 (Alexander).

DiscoBOLA Osten Sacken

D. ARGUS Say. Common, July 24-Sept. 8.

Khipidia Meigen

K. MACULATA Melg. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Long Pond ; West-
ern Mt. (Alexander), June 30-Sept. 8.

DiCRANOMYiA Stephen

D. GLADIATOR 0. S. Bar Harbor ; Narrows, July 24-27.

D. HAERiTicA 0. S. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Narrows,
June 10-July 27.

D. iMMODESTA O. S. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor (Minot) ;
Echo Lake (Alexander), July 14-Sept. 8.

D. LiBERTA 0. S. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake,
June 13-July 12.

D. LONGiPENNis Sclium. S. W. Harbor, June 20; N. E. Har-
bor, Aug. 11 (Minot).

D. MORioiDEs 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 13.

D. PROFUNDA Alex. Echo Lake, Aug. 29 (Alexander).

D. puBiPENNis 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 19-July 30.

D. spiNiFERA Alex. Echo Lake and Beech Mt., Aug. 31-Sept.
12 (Alexander).

D. STULTA 0. S. Fernald Cove, Aug. 26 ; Beech Mt., Sept. 12
(Alexander).

LiMONiA Meigen

L. GLOBiTHORAX O. S. Echo Lake, Sept. 1 (Alexander).

L. HUDsoNicA 0. S. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

L. iMMATURA 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 21 ; Beech Mt., Sept. 12

(Alexander).
L. iNDiGENA 0. S. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond ; Echo Lake, June

20-Sept. 1.
L. PARiETiNA 0. S. Beech Mt., Sept. 10 (Alexander).
L. soLiTARiA 0. S. Common, June 13-Sept. 1.
L. TRiocELLATA 0. S. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Echo

Lake, July 12-Sept. 1.

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L. TRisTiGMA 0. S. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Echo
Lake (Alexander), July 26-Sept. 10.

Elephantomyia Osteii Saeken

E. wESTwooDi 0. S. Echo Lake; Eagle Lake; Bar Harbor,
July 17-24.

ToxORHiNA Loew

T. MULiEBRis 0. S. Eagle Lake ; Bar Harbor, July 18-24.

Cladura Osten Saeken

C. (Neocladura) delicatula Alex. Beech Mt., Sept. 10-12
(Alexander).

GoNOMYiA Meigen

G. bidentata Alex. Echo Lake ; Beech Mt., Aug. 29-Sept. 12

(Alexander).
G. suBCiNEREA O. S. Bar Harbor, July 18.

Helobia St. Fargeau and Serville

H. HYBRiDA Meig. S. W. Harbor, July 11 ; N. E. Harbor, Aus:.
11 (Minot).

MoLOPHiLUS Curtis

M. FORCiPULA 0. S. Long Pond; Bar Harbor, July 16-24.
M. hirtipennis 0. S. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 11-17.
M. puBiPENNis 0. S. Common, July 16-Sept. 11.
M. soROR Alex. {M. comatus auct., non Doane). S. W. Harbor,

Sept. 11 (Alexander).
M. URSiNA 0. S. Bar Harbor, July 22.

Erioptera Meigen

E. CHLOROPHYLLA 0. S. Loug Poud ; Bar Harbor, July 16-26.
E. CHRYsocoMA 0. S. Bar Harbor, July 17-20.
E. (Acyphona) armillaris 0. S. Bar Harbor, July 17.
E. (Mesocyphona) needhami Alex. Bar Harbor, July 11.
E. (Empeda) nyctofs Alex. Upper Hadlock Pond, June 10.
E. (Empeda) stigmatica 0. S. Echo Lake, Aug. 29 (Alex-
ander).

Gnophomyia Osteu Saeken

G. tristissima 0. S. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor,
July 8-22.

164 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Ormosia Kondani

0. DEViATA Dietz. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, Sept. 1-11
(Alexander).

0. LUTEOLA Dietz. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 28-Sept. 8
(Alexander).

0. MEGACERA Alcx. Echo Lake, Sept. 1 (Alexander).

0. MONTicoLA 0. S. Dry Mt. ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, Aug.
26-Sept. 10 (Alexander).

0. NiMBiPENNis Alex. Common. Dry Mt. ; Echo Lake ; West-
ern Mt., Aug. 25-Sept. 12 (Alexander).

0. NUBiLis 0. S. Echo Lake; Western Mt., Sept. 4-8 (Alex-
ander).

0. PYGMAEA Alex. Dry Mt. ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, Aug.
31-Sept. 10 (Alexander).

0. RUBELLA 0. S. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 29-Sept. 10
(Alexander).

Ula Haliday

U. PAUPERA 0. S. Echo Lake, Sept. 11 (Alexander).
U. ELEGANs 0. S. 'Sand Beach,' Great Head, July 11.

Adelphomyia Bergroth

A. AMERICANA Alcx. Echo Lake; Beech Mt. ; S. W. Harbor,

Sept. 1-12 (Alexander).
A. CAYUGA Alex. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 30-Sept. 11 (Alexander).

Epiphragma Osten Sacken

E. FASciPENNis Say. Bar Harbor, June 11-14.

LiMNOPHiLA Macquart

L. ADusTA 0. S. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

L. AREOLATA 0. S. Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor, July 12-20.

L. LENTA 0. S. Eagle Lake ; Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, July

18-Sept. 11.
L. LUTEA Doane. Common, June 11-July 18.
L. BREviFURCA 0. S. Echo Lake, Sept. 4 (Alexander) ; Duck

Brook, Sept. 11.
L. NiGRiPLEURA Alcx. & Lcoii. Bar Harbor, July 21-24.
L. RECONDiTA 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 16-July 21.

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165

L. (Lasiomastix) macrocera Say. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15.

L. (Ephelia) solstitialis Alex. Echo Lake, Sept. (Alex-
ander).

L. (Dicranophragma) fuscovaria 0. S. Bar Harbor; S. W.
Harbor; Echo Lake, July 21-Sept. 1.

L. (Prioxolabis) MONTANA 0. S. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor
(Minot), June 21-30.

L. (P.) MUNDA 0. S. Echo Lake, July 12; Beech Mt., Sept.
10-12 (Alexander).

L. (P.) RUFiBASis 0. S. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot),
June 21-30.

L. (P.) UNiCA 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 22.

L. (Phylidora) fratria 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 3.

L. (Pilaria) quadrata 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 11-July 21.

L. (P.) tenuipes Say. Bar Harbor, July 19.

PSEUDOLIMNOPHORA Alexander

P. coNTEMPTA 0. S. Echo Lake, Aug. 29 (Alexander).
P. iNORNATA 0. S. 'Witch Holc' ; Long Pond, June 13-20.
P. NovABORACENsis Alex. Echo Lake, Sept. 1-A (Alexander).
P. ToxoNEURA 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 13 ; Echo Lake, July 12.

Eriocera Macquart

E. BRACHYCERA 0. S. Bar Harbor, July 21-Aug. 10.

Pedicia Latreille

P. ALBiviTTA Walk. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor (Minot) ;
Echo Lake (Alexander), Aug. 7-Sept. 1.

Tricyphona Zetterstedt

T. AUTUMNALis Alex. Loug Pond, Aug. 21; N. E. Harbor,
Sept. 6 (Minot) ; Echo Lake, Sept. 10 (Alexander).

T. CALCAR 0. S. Bar Harbor; Upper Hadlock Pond; Echo
Lake, June 8- July 17.

T. iNCONSTANS 0. S. Common, June 11-Sept. 10.

T. vERNALis 0. S. Jordan Pond; Long Pond; Bar Harbor,
June 10-July 26.

Amalopina Osteii Sacken

A. FLAVEOLA 0. S. Loug Poud ; Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, July
16-Sept. 10.

166 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Ehaphidolabis Osteu Sacken

R. CAYUGA Alex. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 30-Sept. 11 (Alexander).

R. RUBESCENS Alex. Echo Lake; Beech Mt., Sept. 8-12 (Alex-
ander).

R. TENuiPES 0. S. Dry Mt.; Echo Lake, Aug. 26-Sept. 10
(Alexander).

Phalocrocera Schiner

P. TipULiNA 0. S. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 11-18.

LiOGMA Osten Sacken

L. NODicoRNis 0. S. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 7-July 12.

DoLiCHOPEZA Curtis

D. AMERICANA Nccdh. Duck Brook; S. W. Harbor; Long
Pond, June 13-20.

Oropeza Needham

0. ALBiPES Johns. Bar Harbor, July 21.

0. DORSALis Johns. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake, July 13-17.

0. SAYi Johns. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Echo

Lake, June 11-July 12.
0. siMiLis Johns. Duck Brook ; Long Pond, June 13-20.
0. OBscuRA Johns. Common, June 20-Aug. 16.

Tanyptera Latreille

T. TOPAZiNA 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 8.

Stygeropis Loew

S. FusciPENNis Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 13; Witch Hole
Pond, Aug. 18.

Nephrotoma Meigen

N. BREvioRicoRNis Doauc. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 5 (Alexander).
N. EucERA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 7; S. W. Harbor, July

10-16.
N. FERRUGiNEA Fab. Commou, June 11-Aug. 29.
N. INCURVA Loew. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), June

16-Aug. 3.
N. PEDUNCULATA Locw. S. W. Harbor, June 21-July 10.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 167

N. TENUIS Loew. N. E. Harbor; Green Mt. ; Seal Harbor,

June 26-July 25.
N. XANTHosTiGMA Loew. S. W. HarboT ; Salisbury Cove;

N. E. Harbor (Minot), July 20-Sept. 4.

TiPULA Linnaeus

T. ABDOMiNALis Say. Bar Harbor, July 22-Aug. 18.

T. ANGULATA Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

T. APicALis Loew. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), June

21-July 16.
T. ARCTiCA Curtis. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 7-21.
T. BELLA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 17.
T. BicoRNis Forbes. S. W. Harbor, June 21.
T. CAYUGA Alex. Bar Harbor, June 7-22.
T. FRAGiLis Loew. Western Mt. (Alexander) ; N. E. Harbor

(Minot) ; Duck Brook, Sept. 8-24.
T. GRATA Loew. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; S. W. Harbor, July

12-Aug. 16.
T. HERMANNiA Alex. Common, July 12-Sept. 3.
T. iGNOBiLis Loew. N. E. Harbor, July 17-Aug. 4 (Minot).
T. IROQUOIS Alex. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, June 3-July 16.
T. LATiPENNis Loew. Commoii, July 11-26.
T. MAiNENsis Alex. Dry Mt. : Western Mt., Aug. 28-Sept. 10

(Alexander).
T. MONTicoLA Alex. Duck Brook, June 13.
T. NOBiLis Loew. Echo Lake, July 12.
T. SENEGA Alex. Bar Harbor, June 8.
T. siMiLissiNA Dietz. N. E. Harbor, June 27 (Minot).
T. STREPENS Loew. Bar Harbor, June 8-17.
T. suBMACULATA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 24.
T. TEPHROCEPHALA Loew. Eclio Lake; N. E. Harbor (Minot),

June 17-July 12.
T. TRiviTTATA Say. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Beech Mt. (Alex-
ander), June 26-Sept. 12.
T. UMBROSA Loew. Common, July 17-Sept. 13.
T. ULTIMA Alex. Witch Hole Pond ; Beech and Western Mts.

(Alexander), Sept. 8-12.
T. VALiDA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 21.

168 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

T. (Cinctotipula) ALGONQUIN AIgx. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ;

Flying Mt. and Western Mt. (Alexander), Aug. 27-Sept. 8.
T. (Trichotipula) oropezoides Johns. N. E. Harbor, Aug.

29 (Minot).

DlXIDAE
DiXA Meigen

D. centralis Loew. Bar Harbor, July 25; Duck Brook,

Sept. 11.
D. MODESTA Johan. Jordan Pond, June 10; S. W. Harbor,

Aug. 30-Sept. 10 (Alexander).
D. FuscA Loew. Flying Mt., Aug. 26 (Alexander).

CULICIDAE

CuLiciNAE. Mosquitoes
Wyeomyia Theobald

W. sMiTHii Coq. Pitcher-plant mosquito. Pond Heath; Sal-
isbury Cove; Witch Hole, July 12-30. This species lives
only in the water in the leaves of the pitcher-plant {Sarra-
cenia purpurea). It is the smallest of the mosquitoes and
passes the winter in the larval stage frozen in the ice.

CuLEX Linnaeus

C. TERRiTANs Walk. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10. The larva lives
in puddles and water barrels.

Taeniorhynchus Lynch Arribalzaga

T. PERTURBANS Walk. Bar Harbor, July 19-29. One of the
most troublesome of the mosquitoes. The larvae live
among the roots of Carex and do not come to the surface
of the water to breathe. It passes the winter as half-grown
larva.

Aedes Meigen

A. ATROPALPUs Coq. 'Rock-pool mosquito.' Bar Harbor,
July 10. The larva lives in holes in the rocks. The winter
is passed in the Qgg state attached to rocks.

A. AURiFER Coq. 'Golden-scaled mosquito.' North end of
Long Pond, June 26. The larva lives in spring pools. It
passes the winter in the egg state.

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A. CANTATOR Coq. ' Browii salt-marsh mosquito.' Narrows;
Bar Harbor; 'Great Heath'; S. W. Harbor, Jmie 9-
Aug. 23.

A. DiANTAEUs Howard, Dyar & Knab. Bar Harbor; S. W.
Harbor, June 7-25. The larvae live in pools in woods.
The winter is passed in the egg.

A. FiTCHii Felt & Young. Long Pond; S. W. Harbor; Bar
Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 20-July 16. Frequents the
woods. The winter is passed in the egg.

A. iNTRUDENS Dyar. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake,
June 7-25. The winter is passed in the egg. The larvae
develop early in the spring in pools in the woods.

A. LAZARENsis Felt & Youug. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor;
Echo Lake, June 7-26. The larvae live in pools in the
woods in early spring. The winter is passed in the egg.

A. FUNCTOR Kby. Northern woods mosquito. Common, June
7-July 12. The larvae live in pools in the woods, develop-
ing in early summer. The winter is passed in the egg.

A. soLLiciTANS Walk. White-banded salt-marsh mosquito.
Narrows, June 26-Aug. 13. The most northern range for
this troublesome sea-coast mosquito. It breeds in the pools
in the salt marshes, wintering in the egg state.

A. sTiMULANs Walk. Brown wood mosquito. Bar Harbor;
Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, June 17-July 30. The winter
is passed in the egg. The larvae develop in pools in the
woods.

Anopheles Meigen

A. MACULiPENNis Meig. Outlet of Long Pond, June 20, 1921.
This is one of the malaria carriers. As I have taken but
one specimen, it is apparently rare on the island.

CoRETHRiNAE. Noii-biting mosquitoes
Chaoborus Lielitenstein

C. AMERicANus Joliau. {C . crisfalUua auct.). S. W. Harbor,

July 13.
C. TRiviTTATus Locw. Duck Brook, Sept. 11, 1922.

170 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

EucORETHRA Underwood

E. uNDERwooDi Uiiclerw. Pools in a spring run at the head
of Bear Brook, near Bar Harbor, July 21 ; Echo Lake, Sept.
(Alexander). The larva is predaceous, feeding upon the
larvae of other mosquitoes.

PsYCHODiDAE. Moth-flies

PSYCHODA Latreille

P. ciNEREA Banks. S. W. Harbor, June 18.

P. siGNATA Banks. Long Pond; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor,

June 27-July 24.
P. SLossoNi Will. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 19-

Aug. 11.

Chironomidae. Midges

CuLicoiDES Latreille. Biting midges

C. SANGUisuGA Coq. Loug Poud, July 16.

Ceratopogon Meigeu

C. LEVIS Coq. Bar Harbor, June 22-July 28.

PsEUDOcuLicoiDES Mallocli

p. MUTABiLis Coq. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

FoRCiPOMYiA Meigen

F. SQUAMIPES Coq. 'Mt. Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).

Palpomyia Meigen

P. NEBULOSA Mall. Bar Harbor, July 21.

Johannsenomyia Malloch

J. BIMACULATA Locw. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Heteromyia Say

H. FLAViPEs Meig. Bar Harbor, June 11.
H. PLEBiA Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.
H. RUFA Loew. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.
H. TRiviALis Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Serromyia Meigen

S. FEMORATA Meig. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 171

Probezzia Kieffer i

P. XANTHOGASTER Kieff. (P. elegans Coq.). Jordan Pond, 1

June 10.

Tanypus Meigen !

T. CARNEA Fab. Bar Harbor, July 22-Sept. 13. i
T. HiRTiPENNis Loew. Bar Harbor, Sept. 13.

T. MELANOPS Meig. Long Pond; Bar Harbor, June 27- ,

July 19. ;

T. MONiLis Linn. Echo Lake, July 12. I

Chiron'OMUS Meigen ;

C. ANNULARIS De G. Bar Harbor, June 13. i

C. BRACHiALis Coq. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10. ■

C. cRisTATus Fab. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 16-

Aug. 23.
C. DEviNCTus Say. Echo Lake, July 12.

C. DisPAR Meig. Jordan Pond; Echo Lake, June 10-July 12. ;

C. DUX Johan. Bar Harbor, July 20. :

C. FALLAX Johan. Duck Brook, June 13. ,

C. MODESTus Say. Bar Harbor, June 11. '

C. NIGRICANS Johan. S. W. Harbor, July 13-Sept. 10. [
C. PEDELLus De G. Bar Harbor, July 22-24.

C. puLCHRiPENNis Coq. Echo Lake, July 12. ;

C. QUADRiPUNCTATus Mall. Bar Harbor, July 10. \

C. TAENiAPENNis Coq. Echo Lake, July 12. i

C. VARiPENNis Coq. Seal Cove Brook, Sept. 8. !

C. viRiDicoLLis V.d.W. Bar Harbor, June 13. i

C. zoNOPTERus Mitch. Echo Lake, June 12. j

C. TENDENs Fab. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 30-Sept. 1 (Alexander). ;

EuRYCNEMUS Van der Wulp

E. sciTULus Coq. Echo Lake, June 17.

Chasmatonotus Loew j

C. BiMACuLATus 0. S. Echo Lake, July 12. i

C. UNiMACuLATus Loew, Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Echo \

Lake, June 22-Julv 24. 1

172 BIOLOGICAL SUKVEY OF

Cecidomyiidae (Itonididae) . Gall Midges
Catocha Haliday

C. sp. N. E. Harbor, July 8.

Lkstremia Macquart

L.? ACERiFOLiA Felt. S. W. Harbor, June 18, 1921.

L. DYARi Felt. Bar Harbor, July 22, 1912.

L. soLiDAGiNis Felt. Bar Harbor, July 22, 1919.

COPtDYLOMYIA Felt

C. TUMiDA Felt. N. E. Harbor, July 8 (Minot).

PORRICONDYLA Eondani

P. SYLVESTRis Felt. Bar Harbor, Aug. 12, 1921.
P. sp. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 6 (Minot).
P. sp. Bar Harbor, June 6.

Ehabdophaga Westwood

R. BATATAS Walsh. "Willow potato-gall. S. W. Harbor; Sal-
isbury Cove, Aug. 5 (Sanford).

R. BRASsicoiDEs Walsh. Willow cabbage-gall. Bar Harbor;
Salisbury Cove, Aug. 5 (Sanford).

R. sALiciFOLiA Felt. Spiraea pod-gall. Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor.

R. sTEOBiLoiDEs Walsli. Coiie willow-gall. Common, a cone-
like gall on willow.

R. TRiTicoiDES Walsh. Wheat-ear willow-gall. Bar Harbor,
July 10.

Dasyneura Eoudani

D. GAYLussACii Felt. Blueberry leaf -gall.

Lasioptera Meigen

L. spiRAEAFOLiA Felt. Bar Harbor. A blister-leaf gall on
Spiraea latifolia (meadow sweet).

Neolasioptera Felt

N. RAMUscuLA Beutm. Aster stem gall. S. W. Harbor. Fusi-
form stem galls on asters.

ASTEROMYIA Felt

A. CARBONiFERA Felt. Commou. An oval black, ocellate blis-
ter-gall on the leaves of Solidago.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 173

Phytophaga Eondani

P. RiGiDAE 0. S. Beaked willow-gall. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury
Cove.

Oligothrophus Latreille

0. sp. Long Pond, June 20.

AsPHONDYLiA Loew

A. ANTENNAEiAE Wheeler. Everlasting-bud gall. Bar Har-
bor, Aug. 15. Corn-shaped bud gall on Everlasting (An-
tennaria plantaginifolia) .

CiNCTICORNIA Felt

C. MAGALis 0. S. Oak-vein gall. Bar Harbor. A vein gall

on the leaves of the red oak.
C. piLULAE Walsh. Oak-pill gall. Bar Harbor; Salisbury

Cove. Round, hard, rough galls on the leaves of the red

oak.

CONTARINIA Roiidaui

C. CANADENSIS Felt. Ash-Hiidrib gall. Bar Harbor, June.

C. viRGiNiANAE Felt. Choke-chcrry midge. Salisbury Cove.
This midge causes swollen deformed fruit on the choke-
cherry.

C. spiRAEiNA Felt. Spiraea cabbage-gall. S. W. Harbor. A
terminal cabbage-like bud-gall.

Trishormomyia Kieffer

T. CANADENSIS Felt. ' Juue-berry lipped gall.' S. W. Harbor;
Bar Harbor, June. A truncated red-lipped gall on the
shadbush (Amelanchier canadensis).

Obolodiplosis Felt

0. ROBiNiAE Hald. Locust-leaf midge. Salisbury Cove, July
14. Forming rolled leaf-margins on locust {Robinia
pseudo-acacia).

Mycodiplosis Eiibsaamen

M. popuLiFOLiA Felt. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, Aug.
Bullet-like swelling at the base of poplar leaves.

174 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Cecidomyia Meigen (Itonida Meigen)

C. NivEiPiLA 0. S. 'Oak fold gall.' Salisbury Cove, Aug. An

irregular white pubescent gall on the under side of the leaf,

with a fold on the upper side.
C. ocELLARis 0. S. 'Maple leaf-spot.' Common. A yellow

red-margined blister leaf -gall.
C. PELLEX 0. S. Ash bullet gall. Bar Harbor. Round red

gall on the midrib.

C. sp.? Toothed purse gall. Common. A flattened pouch
gall on the leaves on the shadbush {Amelanchier) .

Mycetophilidae. Fungus gnats
BOLiTOPHiLA Meigen

B. DisjuNCTA Loew\ Bar Harbor; Seal Cove, June 11-
Sept. 10.

B. MONTANA Coq. Bar Harbor, June 7.

Symmerus Walker

S. TEisTis Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

DiADOCiDiA Euthe

D. FERRUGiNosA Mcig. Loug Poud, June 27.

AsiNDULUM Wiiinertz

A. coxALE Loew\ Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 10-11.
A. MONTANUM Roeder, Green Mt. ; S. W. Harbor; N. E.
Harbor (Minot), Aug. 17-25.

Ceroplatus Bose

C. CLAUsus Coq. Sieur de Monts Spring, Sept. 13,
C. MiLiTARis Johan. Sieur de Monts Spring, Sept, 13.

Platyura Meigen

P. GENERALis Johau. N. E. Harbor, July 12 (Minot).

P. MENDOSA Loew. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, July 21-Aug. 10.

P. FAsciPENNis var. SAGAX Johau. Salisbury Cove, July 27.

Macrocera Meigen

M. CLARA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 20-Aug. 10,
M. FORMOSA Loew, 'George,' Green Mt,, July 25.
M. HiRsuTA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 20.

;k>'

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 175

M. INCONCINNA Loew. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, June 15-

Julv 20.
M. NEBULOSA Coq. Bar Harbor; Green Mt.; S. W. Harbor,

Jnne 20-July 26.

MONOCLONA Mik

M. ELEGANTULA Jolian. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

EuDiCRANA Loew

E. OBUMBRATA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 14.

ScioPHiLA Meigen

S. GLABANA Johau. Eclio Lake; Bar Harbor, July 17-22.
S. PALLiPES Say. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11 (Minot).

POLYLEPTA Winnertz

P. oBEDiENs Johan, Bar Harbor, July 21.

Mycomya Eondaiii

M. APPENDicuLATA Loew. Duck Brook, Sept. 11.

M. HiRTicoLLis Say.? Echo Lake, June 17.

M. iMiTANs Johan. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor,

July 17-Sept. 10.
M. ixcoMPTA Johan. Bar Harbor, June 15.
M. LiTTORALis Say. Bar Harbor, June 13-Aug. 15.
M. OBLIQUA Say. Bar Harbor, July 22-30.
M. ONUSTA Loew. N. E. Harbor, June 30 (Minot).
M. SEQUAX Johan. Duck Brook, June 13.
M. TANTiLLA Locw. 'Mt. Dcscrt,' July 30 (McAtee).

Neuratelia Rondani

N. sciTULA Johan. Bar Harbor, June 15; S. W. Harbor,
July 20.

Allocotocera Mik

A. PARVULA Coq. Green Mt., Aug. 17.

BoLETiNA Staeger

B. TRiciNCTA Loew. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor; Green Mt.,
July 12-25.

B. NOTESCENS Johau. Bar Harbor, July 21.

176 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ■

Leia Meigen

L. MELAENA LoGw. Duck Brook, Aug. 18.

L. oBLECTABiLis LoGw. Bar Harbor; X. E. Harbor (Minot),

July 24-Aiig. 11.
L. opiMA Loew. N. E. Harbor (Minot); Echo Lake; Bar :

Harbor, July 4-Sept. 11. j

L. suBLUNATA LoGW. Bar Harbor, July 21. \

L. vENTRALis Say. Narrows, Aug. 13.
L. wiNTHEMii Lehm. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11-27 (Minot). i

Syntemna Winnertz ;

S. POLYZONA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 21. ;

Trichonta Winnertz ,

T, PERSPicuA V.d.Wulp. Bar Harbor, June 11, j

CoRDYLA Meigeu .

C. voLucRis Johan. Duck Brook, Sept. 11. '

Brachypeza Winnertz

B. BisiGNATA var. DivERGENS Joliau. Bar Harbor, June 11. i

Allodia Winnertz |

A. ELATA Johan. Green Mt., July 25.

ExECHiA Winnertz

E. AuxiLiARiA Johan. Long Pond, June 27.
E. BELLTJLA Johau. Loug Pond, June 27.

Mycothera Winnertz

M. iMPELLANs Johan. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Mycetophila Meigen

M. FASTOSA Johan. Bar Harbor, July 21.

M. MUTicALoew. Duck Brook, Sept. 11, 1922.' "

M. oBscuRA Walk.? S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

M. PERLONGA Johan. Bar Harbor; Duck Brook; Green Mt.,

June 13-Sept. 11.
M. PUNCTATA Meig. Bar Harbor, July 20.
M. scALARis Loew. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 15-

Sept. 11.
M. sociA Johan. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).
M. TRiCHONOTA LoGW. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 14-

Sept. 11.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 177

ScEPTONiA Winnertz

S. NIGRA Meig. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

SCIARIDAE
Zygoneura Meigen

Z. FLAVicoxA Johan. Bar Harbor, July 22.

SciARA Meigen

S. HABiLis Johan. N. E. Harbor, July 4 (Minot).
S. ocHROLABis Loew. Bar Harbor, June 11.
S. scioPHiLA Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

Neosciaba Pettey

N. FUMiDA Johan. Bar Harbor, July 22.

N. HASTATA Johan. Bar Harbor, July 22.

N. sYLVESTRis Kieffer. Echo Lake, July 12.

N. VARiANS Johan. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 11 (Minot).

BiBIONIDAE
Plecia Wiedemann

P. HETEROPTERA Say. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor,
Sept. 7-13.

BiBio Geoffroy

B. BASALis Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor,

June 11-24.
B. LONGiPES Loew. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.
B. VARIABILIS Loew. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 8-17.

SCATOPSIDAE
Swammerdamella Enderlein

S. BREvicoRNis Mclg. S. W. Harbor ; Narrows; Bar Harbor,
July 11-Aug. 18.

Riechertella Enderlein

R. FEMORALis Meig. S. W. Harbor, July 14.

Rhegmoclema Enderlein

R. ATRATA Say. 'Mt. Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).

Aldrovandiella Enderlein

A. HALTERATA Meig. *Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).

178 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

SiMULIIDAE
Prosimulium Kaubaud

P. HiRTiPEs Fries. Echo Lake; Green Mt., June 17-Jnly 25.

SiMULiUM Latreille. 'Black flies'

S. PARNASSUM Mall. Bar Harbor, July 11.

S. VENUSTUM Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 7-25.

Blepharoceridae
Blepharocera Macquart

B. TENuiPES Walk. Duck Brook, June 13.
Xylophagidae

Khachicerus Haliday

R. NiTiDUs Johns. Foot of Pickett Mt. ; Bar Harbor, July 29,
1919.

Xylophagus Meigen

X. rufipes Loew. Strawberry Hill; Bar Harbor, June 9,
1921.

Stratiomyidae

Allognosta Osten Sacken

A. BREvicoRNis Johiis. Salisbury Cove, July 12.
A. FusciTARSis Say. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 11-22.
A. oBSCuRivENTRis Loew. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot),
June 7-26.

Actina Meigen

A. viRiDis Say. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor,
June 7-21.

Macrosargus Bigot (Sargus of authors)

M. cupRiNus Linn. Salisbury Cove, July 12-Aug. 10.

M. DECORUS Say. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, June 9-16.

MicROCHRYSA Loew

M. poLiTA Linn. Common, July 17-Aug. 15.

Stratiomyia Geoffroy

S. BADiA Walk. Common on flowers, July 12-Aug. 1.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 179

Odontomyia Meigen

0. ciNCTA Oliv. Narrows, June 26; July 17, pupa, imago,

July 21.
0. PUBESCENS Day. S. W. Harbor ; Narrows ; Salisbury Cove,

June 9- July 13.
O. VIRGO Oliv. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Tabanidae

BuPLEX Austen (Pangonia of authors iu part)

B. TRANQuiLLA 0. S. Common, July 20-Aug. 13.

Chrysops Meigen. Deer or moose flies

C. CALLiDA 0. S. Salisbury Cove, July 24-Aug. 7.
C. CARBONARiA 0. S. Commoii, June 11-July 15.
C. CELER 0. S. Salisbury Cove, July 13-Aug. 11.
C. EXCiTANs Walk. Common, June 7-July 20.

C. FRiGiDA 0. S. Common, June 9-July 18.

C. FULiGiNOSA Wied. Narrows, June 26 ; S. W. Harbor, July
9 (Fernald).

C. LATERALIS Wied. {hilaris 0. S.). Salisbury Cove; Bar
Harbor, July 14-Aug. 12.

C. MiTis O. S. Sargent Mt. ; Bar Harbor, June 7-July 10.

C. NIGER Macq. S. W. Harbor, June 21-July 10.

C. STRIATA 0. S. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 20-25.

C. viTTATA Wied. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 13-
Aug. 10.

Tabanus Linnaeus. Horse flies

T. AEFiNis Kby. Bar Harbor, July 30.

T. ASTUTus 0. S. Salisbury Cove, July 18-25.

T. ciNCTus Fab. Salisbury Cove, Aug. (Dahlgren).

T. EPiSTATEs 0. S. Common, June 8-July 31.

T. LASioPHTHALMUS Macq. Common, June 7-July 22.

T. MiCROCEPHALus 0. S. Common, July 24-Aug. 26.

T. NiGROviTTATUs Macq. Common * green-head.' Narrows:

Salisbury Cove, July 18-27.
T. oHioENsis Hine. Salisbury Cove, July 15 (Olsen) ; S. W.

Harbor, July 15.

180 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

T. pEMETicus Johns. N. E. Harbor, July 22 (Minot) ; Green
Mt., Aug. 17 ; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20. The type locality of
the species. The name is derived from Pemetic, the Indian
name of the island.

T. sEPTENTEiONALis Locw. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake; Nar-
rows, July 15-Aug. 23.

T. TRispiLus var. sodalis Will. Echo Lake; Salisbury Cove;
Bar Harbor, July 17-29.

T. zoNALis Kby. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

Rhagionidae (Leptidae)
Ehagio Fabricius {Leptis Fabricius)

E. GRACILIS Johns. Sieur de Monts Spring; Duck Brook,

July 22-Aug. 18.
R. MYSTACEA Macq. Common, June 13-July 4.

Chrysopilus Macquart

C. QUADEATUs Say. Common, July 8-20.

Spania Meigen

S. NIGRA var. AMERICANA Jolius. Witch Holc Pond; Jordan
Pond, June 10-21, 1921.

Cyrtidae. Little-headed flies
Ogcodes Latreille

O. cosTATus Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
0. PALLiDiPENNis Loew. Loug Poud ; Salisbury Cove, July
16-Aug. 7.

Opsebius Costa

0. pTERODONTiNus 0. S. Top of Robiuson Mt., May 1, 1912
(Fernald).

BoMBYLiiDAE. Bee flies
Anthrax Scopoli (Spogostylum Macquart)

A. oEDiFus Fab. Bar Harbor; Tremont, July 29- Aug. 23.
Parasitic in the nests of solitary wasp {Odynerus) .

Exoprosopa Macquart

E. CAPUCiNA Fab. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 15.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 181

Villa Lioy (Anthrax of authors)

V. ALTERNATA Say. Bar Harbor, July 20.

V. HYPOMELAS Macq. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 5-22. This has

been bred from one of the cut-worms.
V. LATERALIS Say. Common, July 29-Aug. 23.
V. LATERALIS var. GRACILIS Macq. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor,

July 15-22.
V. PULviANA var. nigricauda Loew. Common, July 19-Sept. 6.
V. MORio Linn. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor,

June 11- July 17.
V. TEGMiNiPENNis Say. S. W. Harbor, July 17-Aug. 21

(Fernald).

BoMBYLius Linnaeus

B. PYGMAEus Fab. Bar Harbor, June 7-11.

Therevidae

Thereva Latreille

T. FLAYiciNCTA Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 31; Seal Cove

Brook, Sept. 18.
T. FRONTALIS Say. Echo Lake, July 17.

SCENOPINIDAE
ScENOPiNus Latreille

S. FENESTRALis Liiiii. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).
AsiLiDAE. Robber-flies
Leptogaster Meigen

L. RADIUS Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 24, 1925.

L. TESTACEA Loew. Mouth of Northeast Creek, July 25, 1925.

DiocTRiA Meigen

D. ALBius Walk. S. W. Harbor; Green Mt., June 25-Aug. 17.

Cyrtopogon Loew

C. ALLENi Back. Bar Harbor; Duck Brook; Echo Lake
(Alexander), Aug. 16-29.

C. FALTO Walk. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 8-July 17.
C. LUTATius Walk. Upper Hadlock Pond; Bar Harbor, June

10-July 29.
C. TENUIS Bromley. S. W. Harbor, July 20, 1923. The

type locality.

182 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

PoGONOSOMA Eondani

P. RiDiNGSii Cress. Seal Harbor (Prof. Edw. S. Morse).

Dasyllis Loew

D. iNSiGNis Banks. Common, June 17-Aug. 22.

D. FLAVicoLLis Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 11-

Aug. 16.
D. posTicATA Say. Common, June 30-Aug. 25.
D. SACRATOR Walk. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7, 1926.

Laphria Meigen

L. AEATus Walk. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 8, 1910 (Fernald).

L. ALTiTUDiNUM Bromley. Bar Harbor, June 16.

L. CANis Will. Common, June 25-Aug. 17.

L. GiLVA Linn. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 18- Aug. 14.

L. JANUS McAtee. Common, June 7-July 24.

L. SADALES Walk. Bar Harbor, July 29.

L. SCORPIO McAtee. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 24-

Aug. 22.
L. SERICEA Say. S. W. Harbor (Fernald).

AsiLUS Linnaeus

A. NOTATus Wied. Common, June 20- Aug. 26.

A. NOVAE-scoTiAE Macq. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July

24-Aug. 18. I

A. ORPHNE Walk. Echo Lake, June 27. j

A. PAROPUs Walk. S. W. Harbor, July 15- Aug. 24. i

A. SADYATEs Walk. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor; Echo ;

Lake, July 13-Sept. 7. j

A. SNOwii Hine. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 10-15. j

DOLICHOPODIDAE i

SciAPUS Zeller (Psilopus Meigen)

S. TENER Loew, Salisbury Cove, July 15.

S. CAUDATus Wied. Salisbury Cove, July 15-25. I

S. FLAviPES Aldr. Salisbury Cove, July 15. j

S. scROBiNATOR Locw. Commoii, July 12-25.

DiAPHORUS Meigen

D. GiBBosus Van Duzee. S. W. Harbor, June 25-July 11.
D. OPACUS Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION" 183

Chrysotus Meigen

C. AFFiNis Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 13-16.

Campsicnemus Haliday

C. WHEELERi Van Duzee. Bar Harbor, Aug. 4.

Argyra Macquart

A. ANGUSTATA Vail DuzGG. Eclio Lake, July 17, 1918.

A. CALCEATA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 19; Salisbury Cove,

Aug. 9.
A. ROBUSTA Johns. Bar Harbor, June 11.

Leucostola Loew

L. ciNGULATA Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 20-

Sept. 7.

Rhaphium Meigen {Porphyrops Meigen)

R. FUMiPENNis Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 15-27.
R. LONGiPEs Loew. Echo Lake ; Long Pond, July 12-16.
R. MELAMPus Loew. Long Pond, June 27.
R. NiGRicoxA Loew. S. W. Harbor, June 16.
R. SLossoNAE Johns. Bar Harbor, July 26.

Sympycnus Loew

S. LiNEATus Loew. Salisbury Cove; Long Pond, Aug. 13-
Sept. 7.

NoTHOSYMPYCNUs Wheeler

N. LUTEiPEs Van Duzee. Bar Harbor, July 22.

Neurogonia Rondani

N. FLORiDULA Wheeler. Common, June 13-July 16.
N. DEFORMis Van Duzee. Bar Harbor, June 21.
N. NiTiDA Van Duzee. Bar Harbor, July 11.

Chrysotimus Loew

C. DELiCATus Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

Medeterus Fischer von Waldheim

M. MODESTus Van Duzee. Bar Harbor, June 11.

184 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Hydrophorus Fallen

H. AESTUANs Loew. Echo Lake; Sand Beach, June 17-

Sept. 13.
H. CHRYSOLOGUS Walk. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 13-

Aug. 10.
H. iNTENTus Aldr. Narrows, Aug. 13.
H. piRATA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 21.

Orthocerattum Schrank (Liancalus Loew)

0. GENUALis Loew. Western Mt., Sept. 8 (Alexander).

DoLiCHOPUS Latreille

D. ALBiciLiATus Locw. Bar Harbor, June 13-Sept. 9.

D. ADULTUS Van D., Cole & Aldr. Echo Lake, June 17.

D. CALAiNus Mel. & Brues. Bar Harbor, July 10.

D. coMATus Loew. Common, June 11-Sept. 7.

D. cupRiNus Wied. Bar Harbor ; Narrows, July 22-27.

D. DEFLECTus Van D., Cole & Aldr. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9.

D. DisciFER Stannius. Common, June 13-July 27.

D. FULviPEs Loew. Common, June 13-July 15.

D. iNDiGENA Van D., Cole & Aldr. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

D. LONGiMANUS Loew. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, July 10-22.

D. MARGiNATus Aldr. Bar Harbor; 'Narrows,' June 13-
July 27.

D. MELANocERus Loew. Wltch Hole Pond; Bar Harbor,
July 30-Sept. 13.

D. MULTisETosus Vau D., Cole & Aldr. Bar Harbor, July 10.

D. oRNATiPENNis Vau D., Cole & Aldr. 'Heath,' Salisbury
Cove ; Duck Brook, Aug. 9-18.

D. PLUMiPEs Scop. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

D. PORPHYROPS Van D., Cole & Aldr. S. W. Harbor, June 16.

D. PUGiL Loew. Tremont ; Narrows, June 9-July 27.

D. RAMiFER Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

D. REMiPES Wohlberg. Witch Hole Pond ; Bar Harbor, July
26-30. On water-lily pads.

D. scoPARius Loew. Duck Brook; Bar Harbor, June 13-22.

D. SETiFER Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 13-15.

D. sETOsus Loew. S. W. Harbor, Julv 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 185

D. siNCERus Mel. Long Pond ; Bar Harbor, July 16-Aug. 18.
D. sLossoNAE Van D., Cole & Aldr. Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor,

June 17-July 21.
D. socius Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, July 15-16.
D. SOCIUS var. gladius Van D,, Cole & Aldr. Salisbury Cove,

July 15.
D. VARIABILIS Loew. Bar Harbor, July 20-Sept. 11.
D. VARIABILIS var. GRACILIS Aldr. S. W. Harbor, July 15-

Aug. 23.

D. WHEELERi Mel. & Brues. S. W. Harbor, July 15.

Hercostomus Loew
Subgenus Gymnopternus Loew

H. ALBicEPs Loew. Jordan Pond, June 10.

H. CHALCocHRus Loew. Long Pond, July 16.

H. FREQUENs Loew. Commoii, June 8-July 17.

H. PHYLLOPHORUS Loew. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond, June 18-

July 13.
H. sPECTABiLis Loew. Echo Lake, June 27.
H. suBDiLATus Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 12.
H. suBULATUS Loew. Common, July 13-27.

Paraclius Loew

P. viciNus Aldr. Narrows, July 27.

Tachytrechus Loew

T. MOECHus Loew. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

Pelastoneurus Loew

P. LAMELLATus Locw. Trcmont ; Narrows, June 20-July 27.
P. VAGANs Loew. Bar Harbor, Sept. 13.

Empididae

EuDRAPETis Melander

E. ARMATA Mel. Narrows; Salisbury Cove, July 15-27.

E. PARvicoRNis Mel. Narrows, June 9; Salisbury Cove,

July 25.
E. SPECTABILIS Mell. Narrows, July 27.

186 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Platypalpus Macquart

P. AEQUALis Loew. Narrows, July 27.

P. CRASSiFEMORis Fitch. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

P. FLAViRosTRis LoGW. Eclio Lake ; Green Mt., July 12-25.

P. suTOR Mel. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Tachypeza Meigeii

T. ROSTRATA Loew. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), June
1-Sept. 5.

Chelipoda Macquart

C. ELONGATA Mel. Eclio Lake ; S. W. Harbor, July 12-Sept. 3.

Hemerodromia Meigen

H. NOTATA Loew. Long Pond, July 16-Aug. 21.
H. PALLORis Coq. Bar Harbor ; Duck Brook, July 20-30.
H. scAPULARis Loew. Jordan Pond; Long Pond, June 10-
July 16.

Clinocera Meigen

C. coNjuNCTA Loew. Green Mt., July 25.

C. CTENisTES Mel. Bar Harbor ; Duck Brook, June 4-13.

Syneches Walker

S. SIMPLEX Walk. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Syndyas Loew

S. DORSALis Loew. Breakneck Pond, Sept. 8.

S. POLiTA Loew. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake, July 11-12.

EuHYBOS Coquillett

E. TRIPLEX Walk. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, June 21-
July 26.

Hybos Meigen

H. SLossoNAE Coq. S. W. Harbor, July 13-30.

Oedalea Meigen

0. OHioENsis Mel. Echo Lake, June 7.

Leptopeza Macquart

L. coMPTA Coq. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Echo Lake,

June 16-July 12.
L. FLAviPEs Meig. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 7-27.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 187

OcYDROMiA Meigen

0. GLABRicuLA Fall. Eclio Lake; Bar Harbor; Narrows,
July 12-27.

Empis Linnaeus

E. NUDA Loew. Echo Lake, June 27.

E. RUFEscENs Loew. Common, June 7-July 17.

HiLARA Meigen

H. FEMORATA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 8-15.

H. GRACILIS Loew. Common, July 30-Aug. 26.

H. LEUCOPTERA Loew. Narrows ; Pretty Marsh, June 9-20.

H. TRisTis Loew. Common, June 13-July 16.

Oreogeton Scliiner

0. OBscuRA Loew. Jordan Pond ; Long Pond, June 10-27.
0. RUFA Loew. Jordan Pond; Long Pond, June 10-July 10.

Anthalia Zetterstedt

A. FLAVA Coq. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond, June 24-July 16.

Trichina Meigen

T. FLAViPEs Meig. Jordan Pond; S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake,
June 10-July 17.

MiCROPHORUS Macquart

M. ATRATus Coq. Jordan Pond; Bar Harbor; Echo Lake,
June 10-July 19.

Cyrtoma Meigen

C. piLiPEs Loew. Salisbury Cove; S. W. Harbor, July 27-
Aug. 26.

Ehamphomyia Meigen

R. AMPLiPEDis Coq. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 13-20.
E. AMERICANA Wlcd. S. W. Harbor, June 24.
R. ARCUATA Coq. Seal Harbor, Sept. 8.

R. BASALis Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 7-July 12.
R. CANDiCANs Loew. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond, July 10-17.
R. DEBiLis Loew. N. E. Harbor ; Long Pond, June 29-July 16.
R. GiLviPEs Loew. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Long Pond,
June 13-July 16.

188 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

E. GRACILIS Loew. N. E. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 26-
Aug. 18.

R. IRREGULARIS LoGW. Loilg Poiicl, JuilG 27.

R. LiTURATA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 8.

R. LUTEivENTRis Loew. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, Echo

Lake, June 13-27.
R. MANCA Coq. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove,

July 12-27.
R. MUTABiLis Loew. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, June 16-

July 16.
R. PHEMius Walk. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 15-17.
R. PRiAPULus Loew. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor,

June 13-July 10.
R. PULLA Loew. Bar Harbor; Long Pond; S. W. Harbor,

June 9-July 30.
R. pusio Loew. S. W. Harbor, June 24.
R. RusTicA Loew. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond, Aug. 18-21.
R. SETOSA Coq. Bar Harbor, June 9-July 17.
R. TERSA Coq. S. W. Harbor, June 24.
R. UMBROSA Loew. Long Pond, June 27.
R. VALGA Coq. Bar Harbor, June 7.
R. VARA Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 20-27.
R. viRGATA Coq. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

LONCHOPTERIDAE

LoNCHOPTERA Meigen

L. FURCATA Fall. (L. riparia Meig.). Bar Harbor, July 24.
L. FURCATA var. LACusTRis Mclg. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
Phoridae

Chaetaneurophora Malloeh

C. cuRviNERvis Beck. S. AV. Harbor, Aug. 13.

Hypocera Lioy

H. FEMORATA Mclg. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor
(Minot), July 13-Aug. 8.

Aphiochaeta Brues {Megaselida Rondani)

A. ciLiATA Belt. Bar Harbor, July 22.

A. MINOR Zett. 'Mt. Desert,' July 28 (McAtee).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 189

A. NiGRicEPS Loew. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Long Pond; Bar

Harbor, July 26-Sept. 11.
A. piCTA Lehm. Bar Harbor; Green Mt. ; N. E. Harbor

(Minot), July 21-Sept. 13.
A. puLicARiA Fall. 'Mt. Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).
A. PYGMAEA Zett.? 'Mt. Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).
A. EUFiPEs Meig. Bar Harbor, July 22-Sept. 10.
A. sTRAMiNiPEs Mall. Bar Harbor, July 22.

Apocephalus Coquillett

A. BOREALis Brues. Salisbury Cove, July 17, 1923. Type
locality.

Gymnophora Maequart

G. QUARTOMOLLis Sclimitz {G. arcuata auct.). *Mt. Desert,'
July 30 (McAtee).

Phora Latreille

P. ATERRiMA Fab. Eclio Lake; Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor,

July 12-22.
P. VELUTINA Meig. Green Mt. ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 17-Sept. 10.

CoNiCERA Meigen

C. ATRA Meig. 'Mt. Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).
Platypezidae. 'Flat-footed flies'
The larvae live in decaying fungi

Agathomyia Verrall

A. NOTATA Loew. Bar Harbor; Duck Brook; S. W. Harbor,

July 24-30.
A. puLCHELLA Johus. Bar Harbor; Witch Hole Pond, July

22-Aug. 18.
A. TALPULA Loew. Echo Lake ; Long Pond, June 27-July 16.

Callimyia Meigen

C. VELUTINA Johns. Duck Brook; Long Pond, June 13-
July 16.

Platypeza Meigen

P. ANTHRAX Loew. Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor, Sept. 7-10.

P. PALLiPES Loew. (Calofarsa ornatipes Town. $ ). Echo

Lake ; Bar Harbor, Sept. 7-10.
P. VELUTINA Loew. Loiig Pond, Aug. 31.

190 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Platypezoides Johnson

P. DivERSA Johns. Bar Harbor, Sept. 11. Type locality.

MiCROSANiA Zetterstedt

M. sTiGMATicALis Zett. 'Mt. Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).

PiPUNCULiDAE. 'Big-eyed flies'

The larvae are parasitic in the bodies of bugs and leaf-
hoppers.

Chalarus Walker

C. spuRius Fall. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

Verrallia Mik

V. piLOSA Zett. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 7-16.

PiPUNCULUS Latreille

P. AEQuus Cress. Duck Brook, Sept. 11, 1922.

P. ATLANTicus Hougli. Bar Harbor, June 7.

P. CAUDATUS Cress. Bar Harbor ; Upper Hadlock Pond ; S. W.
Harbor, June 9-25.

P. ciNGULATus Locw. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, July 12.

P. DUBius Cress. Salisbury Cove ; Green Mt., July 24-25.

P. Fuscus Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 20-23.

P. HORVATHi Kertz. Echo Lake, June 17.

P. MINOR Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

P. PALLiPES Johns. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond, June 10-20.

P. scoPARius Cress. Salisbury Cove ; Echo Lake ; S. W. Har-
bor, July 14— Sept. 5.

P. viDuus Cress. Salisbury Cove, July 13-19.

Syrphidae

MiCRODON Meigen

M. coNFLicTus Curr. Witch Hole Pond, July 20 ; S. W. Har-
bor, Aug. 26 (Alexander).

M. coTHURNATus Bigot. ^ Great Clearing,' north of Sargent
Mt., June 10.

M. MANiTOBENsis Curr. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June
9-22.

M. ocELLARis Curr. Bar Harbor, June 9.

M. TRisTis Loew. Bar Harbor, June 8-21.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 191

Chrysotoxum Meigen

C. DERivATUM Walk, Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7, 1926.

C. FASCioLATUM De G. Long Pond; S. W. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor, June 17-July 24.

C. PERPLEXUM Johns. Witch Hole Pond ; S. W. Harbor, Aug.
18-Sept. 6.

Chrysogaster Meigen

C. NiGRiPEs Loew. Bar Harbor, July 21.

C. PULCHELLA Will. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 10-19.

PiPiZA Fallen

P. FEMORALis Loew. Bar Harbor, June 8.
P. NiGROPiLOSA Will. Bar Harbor, June 8.
P. QUADRiMACULATA Pauz. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June
13-27.

PiPiZELLA Eondani

P. PUBESCENS Loew. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 15-

July 15.
P. EECEDENS Walk. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 21-

July 15.

Heringia Eondani

H. SALAX Loew. Bar Harbor, July 20-22.

Cnemodon Egger

C. ELONGATA Curr. Bar Harbor, June 9-17.

C. pisTicoiDEs Will. Long Pond ; Salisbury Cove, July 16-24.

Paragus Latreille

P. ANGusTiFRONs Locw. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July

17-Aug. 10.
P. BicoLOR Fab. Salisbury Cove, July 14.
P. TIBIALIS Fall. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 22-24.

Chilosia Meigen

C. oRiLLiAENsis Curr. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

Cartosyrphus Bigot

C. PALLiPEs Loew. Common, June 26-July 30.

C. SLOssoNAE Shan. 'Great Clearing,' north of Sargent Mt.,

June 10.
C. TRisTis Loew. Common, June 12-Sept. 6.

192 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Baccha Fabricius

B. coGNATA Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor
(Minot), June 11-Aug. 25.

Pyrophaena Schiner

P. GRANDiTARSus Foerstcr. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
P. ROSAEUM Fab. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 13-Aug. 9.

Platychirus St. Fargeau and Serville

P. cHAETOPODus Will. Bar Harbor, June 8.

P. HYPERBOREus Stacg. Salisbury Cove, July 25.

P. iMMARGiNATUs Zctt. S. W. Hai'bor ; Bar Harbor (Metcalf),

June 15-July 25.
P. PELTATus Meig. Bar Harbor, June 16-July 17.
P. QUADRATus Say. 'Narrows'; Salisbury Cove, June 9-

July 27.

Melanostoma Schiner

M. ANGusTATUM Will. Bar Harbor, June 14.
M. coNFUSUM Curr. S. W. Harbor, June 16.
M. MELLiNUM Linn. Common, June 22-July 27.
M. OBSCURUM Say. Bar Harbor; 'Narrows'; Long Pond,
June 21-Sept. 7.

Leucozona Schiner

L. LEucoRUM var. americana Curr. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake;
S. W. Harbor, June 9-23.

DiDEA Macquart

D. FASciATA var. FusciPEs Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake,
June 15-17.

Syrphus Fabricius

S. ARCUATus Fall. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

S. PERPLEXus Osburn. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, July 12-

Aug. 20.
S. AMALOPis O. S. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 9-July 12.
S. DisjECTUs Will. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; 'Narrows,'

July 22-Aug. 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 193

S. wiEDEMANNi Joliiis. Bar Harbor; 'Narrows,' June 9-
Aug. 13.

S. LATiFASCiATus Macq. (abbreviatns Will.). Salisbury Cove,
July 23-24.

S. RiBEsii Linn. Common, July 10-Sept. 9.

S. RIBESII var. viTTiFRONs Shall. Bar Harbor; Long Pond;
Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, June 8-Sept. 6.

S. RECTUS 0. S. Bar Harbor ; Green Mt. ; S. W. Harbor, July
7-Aug. 20.

S. TORvus 0. S. Common, June 15-Sept. 22.

S. LAXA 0. S. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove,
June 21-Sept. 11.

S. NiTENS Zett. 'Narrows,' Aug. 13.

S. joHNSONi Curr. Bar Harbor, June 22-23.

S. LiMATUS Hine. Bar Harbor, June 13, 1921.

S. VENusTus Meig. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; S. "VV. Har-
bor, June 9-22.

S. EMARGiNATus Say. Bar Harbor, June 15-Aug. 14.

S. FELIX 0. S. Echo Lake, July 17.

Epistrophe Walker {Stenosyrphus Matsumura)

E. GROssuLARiAE Meig. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., July 22-25.

E. XANTHOSTOMUS Will. Bar Harbor, July 19.

E. DivERSiPES Macq. Common, June 8-Aug. 11.

E. UMBELLATORUM Fab. Bar Harbor ; Green Mt. ; Long Pond,
June 11-Aug. 17.

E. GENicuLATUs Macq. S. W. Harbor; Green Mt. ; Bar Har-
bor, June 22-Sept. 11.

E. FisHERi Walt. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 22.

E. MENTALis Will. Bar Harbor, June 8-13.

E. GENUALis Will. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Har-
bor, June 7-21.

E. ARCTicus Zett. Bar Harbor, Sept. 11, 1922.

E. sEXQUADRATus Walk. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10, 1922.

E. oRONENsis Metcalf. Bar Harbor, July 19.

Allograpta Osteu Sacken

A. OBLiQUA Say. Bar Harbor, July 29; Seal Harbor (D.
Eockefeller).

194 BIOLOGICAL SUKVEY OF

ToxoMEBUS Macquart

T. GEMiNATus Say. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, June 21-

July 17.
T. MARGiNATus Say. Bar Harbor; 'Narrows,' July 18-27.

Sphaerophoria St. Fargeau and Serville

S. MENTHASTRi Liiiii. Commoii, June 21-July 24.
S. NovAEANGLiAE Jolius. Upper Hacllock Pond; Echo Lake,
June 10-July 12.

Sphegina Meigeii

S. ELAviMANA Mall. Eclio Lake; Bar Harbor, June 17-

Aug. 10.
S. PETioLATA Coq. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor,

June 16- July 27.

Neoascia Williston

N. GLOBOSA Walk, Bar Harbor, Aug. 10. .

Ehingia Scopoli

R. NASiCA Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Narrows, June
21-Aug. 13.

Hammerschmidtia Shummel

H. FERRUGiNEA Fall. Bar Harbor, June 11-17.

Brachyopa Meigen

B. DivERSA Johns. Bar Harbor, June 8, 1921.

Volucella Geoffroy

V. BOMBYLANs FACIALIS var. LATERALIS Johiis. Bar Harbor ;
S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake, June 7-27. The larvae are com-
mensal in the nests of bumble bees. The flies closely re-
semble the various species of bumble bees.

CoNDiDEA Coquillett

C. LATA Coq. Foot of Pickett Mt., June 21. On flower of the
Viburnum.

C. sEXFAsciATA Walk. South of Manset; S. W. Harbor, June
16, 1921.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 195

Sericomyia Meigen

S. BiFASciATA Will. Eclio Lake, June IT-Jnl}" 12.

S. CHRYsoToxoiDEs Macq. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W.

Harbor, June 9-Sept. 8.
S. MiLiTARis Walk. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Echo Lake,

June 22-Sept. 8.

Eristalis Latreille

E. ARBUSTORUM Lhin. Common, June 15-Sept. 6.

E. coMPACTus Walk. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 13-17.

E. DiMiDiATus Wied. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 11-Sept. 6.

E. NEMORUM Linn. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 24.

E. TENAX Linn. 'Drone fly.' Common, July 10-Sept. 22.
The larva is known as the 'rat-tailed larva' and lives in
putrid water.

E. SAXORUM Wied. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

E. TRANsvERsus Wied. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 15-Sept. 6.

E. BASTARDii Macq. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar Har-
bor, June 22-Sept. 9.

E. FLAViPEs Walk. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 11-
July 25.

Mallota Meigen

M. posTicATA Fab. Bar Harbor, June 8-July 27.

Merodon Meigen

M. EQUESTRis Fab. Narcissus fly. Bar Harbor, July 25, 1916
(Metcalf); July 19, 1919 (C. W. J.). Introduced. The
larva lives in Narcissus and other bulbs.

Helophilus Meigen

H. BOREALis Staeg. {H. glacialis Loew). Narrows, June 9-

Aug. 13.
H. LATiFRONs Loew. Bar Harbor, July 19.
H. FASciATus Walk. {H. s'lmUis Macq., not Curt.). Witch Hole

Pond; Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 13-Sept. 6.

196 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Parhelophilus Girschner

R. REX Curran & Fluke. Bar Harbor, July 10.

P. LAETUS Loew. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 13-

July 10.
P. oBSOLETus Loew. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 13-21.

Lejops Kondani

L. RELicTus Curran & Fluke {Helophilus cJirysostoma auct.,

not Wied.). Bar Harbor, July 10.
L. LUNULATUS Meig. {H. hamatus Loew). Witch Hole Pond;

Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 13-July 18.
L. (Eurhimyia) STiPATus Walk. {H. conostotna Will.). Witch

Hole Pond, June 13.

POLYDONTOMYIA WiUiston

P. cuRviPES Wied. Narrows, June 9-Aug. 13.

EuMERUS Meigen

E. STRIGATUS Fall. Lunate onion-fly. Bar Harbor, July 25,
1916 (Metcalf); July 19, 1919 (C. W. J.).

Tropidia Meigen

T. QUADRATA Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 11-
July 25.

Syritta St. Fargeau and Serville

S. piPiENS Linn. Bar Harbor ; Tremont, July 14- Aug. 23.

Xylotomima Shannon

X. CURVIPES var. satanica Bigot. Bar Harbor, June 11; 'Mt.
Desert,' July 31 (McAtee).

Brachypalpus Macquart

B. OARus Walk. {B. front osus Loew). Witch Hole Pond,
June 13.

Xylota Meigen

X. suBFASciATA Locw. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, June 14-

July 10.
X. EjuNCiDA Say. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Long Pond,

June 11-26.
X. EJUNCIDA var. elongata Will. Bar Harbor, June 6-24.
X. naknek atlantica Shan. Bar Harbor, June 15-29.

THE MOUNT DESEET REGION 197

Cynorhina Williston

C. ANALis Macq. Bar Harbor, June 8, 9.
C. BADiA Walk. North end, Long Pond, June 26,
C. coNFUSA Johns. Bar Harbor; Long Pond; Echo Lake,
June 7-26.

SoMULA Macquart

S. DECORA Macq. Bar Harbor, June 11-15.

Spilomyia Meigen

S. FuscA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 24-Aug. 16.

S. QUADRiFASCiATA Say. Wltch Hole Pond, Sept. 11, 1922.

Temnostoma St. Fargeau and Serville

T. AEQUALE Loew. Bar Harbor ; Green Mt. ; Long Pond, June

9-July 25.
T. ALTERNANs Loew. Bar Harbor; Green Mt., June 15-

July 25.
T. BOMBYLANS Fab. Bar Harbor, June 15.
T. EXCENTRicuM Harr. Bar Harbor; Witch Hole Pond, June

9-13.
T. VENUSTUM Will. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 9.

CONOPIDAE

Physocephala Schiner

P. FURCiLLATA Will. Bar Harbor ; Great Pond ; S. AV. Harbor,
July 24-Aug. 23.

ZoDioN Latreille

Z. FULviFRONS Say. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor; Green Mt.,

July 15-25.
Z. INTERMEDIUM Bauks. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.
Z. PERLONGUM Coq. Echo Lake, July 12.

Thecophora Rondani (Oncomyia Loew)

T. ABBREviATA Locw. Eclio Lake; S. W'. Harbor, June 17-

July 20.
T. LORARiA Loew. Bar Harbor; Sand Beach, Great Head,

July 24-Sept. 13.

PlIASHDAE

CiSTOGASTER Macquart

C. occiDUA Walk. Common, June 18-Aug. 16.

198 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Gymnosoma Meigen

G. DUBiA West. S. W. Harbor, July 19, 1923. I

G. ruLiGiNOSA Desv. Common, June 7-Sept. 10. '

Phasia Latreille I

P. AENEOvENTRis Will. Commou, June 25-Aug. 16. |

P. PHASioiDES Coq. Bar Harbor, June 15. |

P. PULVEREA Coq. Salisbury Cove, July 23, 1925. j

P. SPLENDIDA Coq. Salisbury Cove; N. E. Harbor, July 25- ' j

Aug. 23. i

Trichoclytia Towusend i

T. ATRATA Coq. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot). 1

Gymnophania Brauer and Bergenstamm '.

G. MONTANA Coq. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, June 25- ]

July 14. j
Tachinidae

Ennyommopsis Townsend

E. nigrifrons Town. Narrows, Aug. 13, ,

Emphanopteryx Townsend

E. PRiscA Walk. Bar Harbor, June 11-27. I

OcYPTEROSOMA Townseud 1

0. POLiTA Coq. Long Pond, July 16. j

ScHizOTACHiNA Walker j

S. coNVECTA Walk. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 9, 1926. I

Thryptocera Macquart j

T. AMERICANA Towu. N. E. Harbor, June 26- July 16 (Minot). :

AcTiA E.-Desvoidy ,

A. PALLORis Coq. N. E. Harbor, July 6 (Minot). ;

A. piLiPENNis Fall. Common, June 9-Sept. 6. '

Dichaetoneura Johnson

D. LEucoPTERA Jolius. S. W. Harbor, July 26-29, bred from I
the 'cherry ugly-nest' moth {Archips cerasivorana). Bar
Harbor, Aug. 6, bred from the 'oak ugly-nest' moth
{Archips fervadana).

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

199

Chaetophleps Coquillett ,'

C. SETOSA Coq. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 3. j

Celatoria Coquillett j

C. DiABROTiCAE Sliimer. Salisbury Cove, July 14. 1

C. spiNOSA Coq. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, July 30-Sept. 6.

AUBAEANETIA ToWllSeilfl i

A. ASsiMiLis Town. Common, July 17-24.

Paradexodes Townsend I

P. sp. S. W. Harbor, July. Bred from Archips. j

Lixophaga Townsend

L. VARIABILIS Coq. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6. ;

Methypostena Townsend

M. BARBATA Coq. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

PsEUDENANTHA Townsend j

p. PRisTis Walk. Salisbury Cove; Eagle Lake, July 15-18. j

POLIDEA Macquart |

P. AREOS AValk. Salisbury Cove; Narrows; S. W. Harbor,
June 9-Sept. 6.

Apinops Coquillett

A. ATRA Coq. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20.

Genea Eondani

G. TEXENSis Town. Bar Harbor, June 18.

Hyalomyodes Townsend

H. TRiANGULiFERA Loew. Commoii, June 11-Sept. 6.

Eliozeta Eondani i

E. FLAVA Town. Common, July 13-26. I

EuBRACHYMERA Townsend • ]

E. DEBiLis Town. S. W. Harbor, July 15-20. j

EuTRiXA Coquillett \

E. EXILE Coq. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7, 1926. Parasitic on i

May beetles. \

200 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

SiPHOPHYTO Townsend

S. FLORiDENSis Towii. Loiig Poiid ; Green Mt. ; Bar Harbor,
June 16-Aug. 17.

SiPHONA Meigen

S. GENicuLATA De G. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; N. E. Har-
bor, June 9-Aug. 10.

Blepharigena Kondani

B. spiNULOSA Bigot. Salisbury Cove, July 23.

Cyrtophloeba Eondani

C. HORRiDA Coq. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 21-
Aug. 11.

VoRiA K.-Desvoidy (Plagiu Meigen)

V. AMERICANA V.cl.W. Bar Harbor; Narrows, June 21-
Aug. 11.

Cylindromyia Meigen (Ocyptera Latreille)

C. iNTERRUPTA Meig. (0. dosiades Walk.). Bar Harbor; Sal-
isbury Cove, July 22-Sept. 11.

Linnaemyia E.-Desvoidy

L. HAEMORRHOiDALis Fall. (L. iHcta Meig.). Common, July
11-Sept. 6.

BoNNETiA E.-Desvoidy

B. coMTA Fall. Bar Harbor, July 19-Aug. 10.

Ernestia E.-Desvoidy

E. AMPELus Walk. Bar Harbor, June 23.
E. ARCUATA Toth. Bar Harbor, June 7-21.
E. NiGROPALPis Toth. Long Pond, Aug. 21.
E. PLATYCARiNA Toth. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; S. W. Harbor,
Sept. 4-6.

Gymnochaeta E.-Desvoidy

G. viviDA Will. Bar Harbor, June 21.

Nemorilla Eondani

N. MACULOSA Meig. {pyste Walk.). Long Pond; Green Mt. ;
S. W. Harbor, July 15-Aug. 21.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 201

Zenillia ^.Desvoidj (Exorista auct.)

Z. EUDRYAE Town. N. E. Harbor, July 13 (Minot).

Z. HELviNA Coq. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11-22.

Z. (Phryxe) CAESAR Aldr. {E. nigripalpis Town.). Common,

Aug. 13-Sept. 6.
Z. (Phryxe) vulgaris Fall. Salisbury Cove; Witch Hole

Pond, July 23-Sept. 11.
Z. (Parexorista) affinis Fall. S. W. Harbor, June 16.
Z. (Parexorista) cheloniae Bond, Salisbury Cove, July 12.
Z. (Parexorista) confinis Fall. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20.
Z. (Eusisyropa) blanda 0. S. {E. hoarmiae Coq.) Green

Mt. ; Salisbury Cove, July 6- Aug 17. Bred from Depres-

saria infesting cow parsnip.

Phorocera E.-Desvoidy

P. COCCYX Aldr. & Webb.? Duck Brook, Sept. 11.

DoRYPHOROPHAGA Townseiicl

D. ABERRANs Towii. S. W. HarboT ; Bar Harbor, Sept. 6-13.

A parasite of the potato beetle.
D. DORYPHORAE Riley. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6. Also parasitic

on the potato beetle.

AcHAETONEURA Brauer and Bergenstamm (Frontina auct.)

A. ALETiAE Riley. Green Mt., July 25.
A. FRENCHi Will. Bar Harbor, June 22.

Myrsina R.-Desvoidy

M. TENTHREDiNiDARUM Towu. Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor,
July 10-Sept. 6.

Gymnocarcelia Townsend

G. RiciNORUM Town. {Sturmia alhifrons Coq.). Salisbury
Cove, July 19.

Phrynofrontina Townsend

P. DiscALis Town. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond, Aug. 20-
Sept. 6.

CoMPSiLURA Bouche

C. coNciNNATA Mcig. Loug Poud, Aug. 21.

PiLATEA Townsend

P. uNicoLOR Smith. Common, June 20-Sept. 13.

202 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

WiNTHEMiA R.-Desvoidy

W. QUADEiPusTULATA Fab. Commoii, July 16-Aiig. 17.

Chaetotachina Brauer and Bergenstamm

C. siMULANs Meig. {Tachina rustica of authors). Common,
July 11-Aug. 23.

Phobichaeta Rondani

P. SEQUAX Will. Salisbury Cove, June 9.

EuTRiCHOGENA Towiiseiid

E. sETiPENNis Coq. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot),
July 15-26.

GONIA Meigen

G. FRONTOSA Say. Bar Harbor, June 11.

G. (Cnephlogonia) distincta Smith. Common, July 15-
Aug. 22.

Spallanzania R.-Desvoidy

S. HESPERiDARUM Will. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

Peleteria R.-Desvoidy

P. ANAXiAS Walk. (P. robust a of authors). N. E. Harbor;

S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23-Sept. 6.
P. CONFUSA Curr. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor,

July 12-Sept. 11.
P. iTERANS Walk. (P. tessellata of authors). S. W. Harbor,

Sept. 6.

Archytas Jaennicke

A. ANALis Fab. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, July 15-Sept. 6.
A. ATERRiMA Desv. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor,
July 17-Sept. 6.

Fabriciella Bezzi

F. ALGENs Wied. Common, July 10-Sept. 7.

F. DAKOTENSis var, oRiENTALis Towii. S. W. Harbor, June 20-

Sept. 6.
F. MONTANA Town. S. W. Harbor, June 20-July 15.

Epalpus Rondani

E. siGNiFERus Walk. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 9-July 19.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 203

BoMBYLiOPSis Townsend

B. ABRUPTA Wied. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor,
July 24-Sept. 6.

JuRiNiA E.-Desvoidy

J. DEciSA Walk. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor,
July 12-Sept. 11.

Megaprosopidae

MiCROPHTHALMA Macquart

M. DisjuNCTA Wied. Witch Hole Pond, Sept. 11.
M. MicHiGANENsis Towu. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 9.

Dexiidae

Ptilodexia Brauer aud Bergenstamm

P. HARPASA Walk. Common, June 7-Aug. 14. The larva is
parasitic on 'white grubs,' the larvae of the May beetles
(Phyllophaga).

Thelaira K.-Desvoidy

T. NiGRiPEs Fab. Bar Harbor, June 23-Sept. 10.

OcHROCERA Townsend

0. VAGINALIS Town. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Opsodexia Townsend

0. BicoLOR Coq. Witch Hole Pond, Sept. 11.

Spathidexia Townsend

S. CLEMONsi Town. Salisbury Cove, July 13.

EsTHERiA R.-Desvoidy

E. TIBIALIS Desv. Salisbury Cove (Sanford) ; S. W. Harbor,
Aug. 7-Sept. 6.

DiNERA E.-Desvoidy

D. FUTiLis West. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond ; Salisbury Cove,
July 16-23.

Sarcophagidae

Brachycoma Eondani

B. SARCOPHAGiNA Towii. S. W. Harbor ; Eagle Lake, June 21-
July 18. Parasitic on the larvae in the nests of bumble
bees.

204 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Metopia Meigen

M. LEUcocEPHALA Rossi. Long Pond ; S. W. Harbor, July 16-

Aug. 22.
M. CAMPESTRis Fall. N. E. Harbor; Long Pond, July 17-

Aug. 21.

Pachyophthalmus Braiier and Bergenstamm

P. siGNATus Meig. Common, July 11-Aug. 13.

Senotainia Macquart

S. TRiLiNEATA V.d.Wulp. Salisbury Cove ; Sargent Mt., July
24-Aug. 8.

WoHLFAHRTiA Brauer and Bergenstamm

W. VIGIL Walk. Salisbury (Cove), July 24.

Agria E.-Desvoidy

A. AFFiNis Fall. Echo Lake, July 12.

Helicobia Coquillett

H. HELicis Town. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

Sarcophaga Meigen

S. ATLANis Aldr. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

S. BisETosA Park. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July 10-Aug. 9.

S. ciMBicis Town. S. W. Harbor; N. E. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor, June 21-July 19.

S. FLETCHERi Aldr. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

S. LATisTERNA Park. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20-23.

S. scoPARiA var. nearctica Park. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake ;
Witch Hole Pond, June 21-Sept. 8.

S. siNUATA Meig. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove; S. W. Har-
bor, June 14— Sept.

S. (Ravinia) communis Park. Salisbury Cove, June 9.

S. (Ravinia) peniculata Park. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor,
June 17-Sept. 6.

Calliphoridae
Protocalliphora Hough

P. sPLENDiDA form siALiA Shau. & Dobro. S. W. Harbor,
June 26. The larva is parasitic on nestling birds.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 205

Phormia R.-Desvoidy

P. REGiNA Meig. Common, July 15-Sept. 11.

Protophormia Townsend

P. TERRAENOVAE Desv. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 22-
Aug. 5.

Cynomyia R.-Desvoidy

C. CADAVERiNA Dgsv. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, June 22-
July 15.

Calliphora R.-Desvoidy. Blue-bottle flies

C. voMiTORiA Linn. Jordan Pond; Newport Cove, June 10-

July 11.
C. VOMITORIA var. nigribarbis Slian. Common, July 11-

Sept. 22.
C. ERYTHROCEPHALA Meig. Bar Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July

20-Sept. 9.

LuciLiA R.-Desvoidy. Green-bottle flies ^<'^"T7^^

L. CAESAR Linn. Common, July 10-Sept. 22. /C;- ' ' /"

L. SYLVARUM Meig. Bar Harbor, July 29- Aug. 15. L^ ^ -- .^

Poi.LENiA R.-Desvoidy. Cluster fly Laj L I S R A P V'X

P. RUDis Fab. Common, June 17-Sept. 6. \5-^ ^-

MUSCIDAE
Stomoxys Geoffroy

S. CALciTRANS Liuii. Biting house-fly. Bar Harbor; Salis-
bury Cove, July 31-Aug. 10.

Lyperosia Rondani

L. iRRiTANS Linn. Horn fly. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove,
July 25-30.

MUSCINAE
Musca Linnaeus

M. DOMESTicA Linn. House fly. Not common, July 10-
Sept. 22.

Cryptolucilia Brauer and Bergenstamm

C. CAESARioN Meig. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; Narrows,
July 23-Sept. 12.

206 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Pyrellia R.-Desvoidy

P. SERENA Meig. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

MoRELLiA R.-Desvoidy

M. MicANs Macq. Common, June 9-Aug. 25.

Graphomyia R.-Desvoidy

G. MACULATA Scop. Commoii, July 10-Sept. 7.

MusciNA R.-Desvoidy

M. AssiMiLis Fall. Common, July 13-Sept. 10.

M. STABULANS Fall. Stable fly. Common, July 8-Sept. 9.

M. PAScuoRUM Meig. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 7 and 8, 1926. A

European species first recorded from America in 1922 (see

Psyche, vol. 30, pp. 1-5, 1923).

Myiospila Rondani

M. MEDiTABUNDA Fab. Eagle Lake, July 19.
Anthomyiinae

BiGOTOMYiA Malloch

B. HouGHi Stein. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, July 17- Aug. 17.

Phaonia R.-Desvoidy

P. APiCATA Johan. Common, July 12-Aug. 21.

P. BYsiA Walk. Common, June 21-July 19.

P. CAYUGAE Johan. (P. nigricans Johan, not Stein.). Bar

Harbor; N. E. Harbor, July 14-Aug. 23.
P. cuRViPES Stein. Eagle Lake ; Long Pond, July 18- Aug. 21.
P. ERRANS Meig. Bar Harbor, July 26.
P. ERRANS var. coMPLETA Mall. N. E. Harbor, June 26 ; Bar

Harbor, Sept. 10.
P. RUFiBASis Mall. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 6.
P. SERVA Meig. Common, June 11-Sept. 10.
P. FuscA Stein. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

Alloeostylus Schnabl

A. DiAPHANus Wied. Common, June 15-Aug. 21.

Dialyta Meigeu

D. FLAViTiBiA Johan. Salisbury Cove ; Hadlock Pond ; S. W.
Harbor, June 10-July 20.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 207

Tricopticus Rondani

T. iNNOCuus Zett. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, June 17-

July 11.
T. LATiPENNis Mall. S. W. Harbor, June 21, 1921.
T. spiNiGER Stein. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor, June 17-

Aug. 23.

PoGONOMYiA Rondani

P. FLAViNERvis Mall. S. W. Harbor, June 22-24.

Hydrotaea R.-Desvoidy

H. ARMiPEs Fall. Salisbury Cove, July 24.
H. CRisTATA Mall. Salisbury Cove, July 24.
H. HOUGHi Mall. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9.
H. MiLiTARis Meig. Common, June 17-Aug. 20.

Ophyra R.-Desvoidy

0. LEucosTOMA Wied. Common, June 22- Aug. 22.

Pannia R.-Desvoidy

F. CANicuLARis Liuu. Little house fly. Common, June 20-
Sept. 22.

F. CARBONARiA Meig. Common, June 17-Sept. 5.

F. DEPRESSA stein. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 22.

F. FLAViBAsis stein. Duck Brook, July 30.

F. ruscuLA Fall. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor, July 12-22.

F. iNcissuRATA Zett. Bar Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
19-24.

F. KOWARzii Verr. Jordan Pond ; S. W. Harbor, June 10-18.

F. MiNUTiPALPis Stein. S. W. Harbor ; Long Pond ; Bar Har-
bor, June 16-Sept. 9.

F. scALARis Zett. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 20-
July 19.

F. SERENA Fall. Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor; Eagle Lake,
July 12-30.

F. sociELLA Zett. S. AV. Harbor, July 30-Aug. 21.

CoELOMYiA Haliday

C. suBPELLucENs Zctt. S. W. Harbor, June 25-27.

Platycoenosia Strobl

P. MiKi Strobl. Bar Harbor, July 20.

208 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

AzELiA R.-Desvoidy

A. ciLiPES Zett. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15.

Hebecnema Schnabl

H. AFFiNis Mall. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 7-17.

Mydaea R.-Desvoidy

M. DisciMANA Mall. Common, June 13-July 15.

M. HiRTivENTEis Mall. Eclio Lake; S. W. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor, July 12-Aug. 16.

M. occiDENTALis Mall. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 7-
Aug. 15.

M. PAGANA Fab. Bar Harbor, June 7.

M. URBANA Meig. Bar Harbor; N. PI Harbor, July 17-22.

Helina R.-Desvoidy

H. BREvis Stein. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
H. JOHNSONI Mall. S. W. Harbor, June 8.
H. LucoRUM Fall. Common, June 8-Aug. 21.
H. LYsiNOE Walk. Bar Harbor, Sept. 9-11.
H. MARMORATA Zett. Commoii, June 16-July 27.
H. MULTisETosA Schuabl. Bar Harbor ; Long Pond, Sept. 4—7.
H. NIGRICANS Stein. Bar Harbor, June 21.
H. PECTiNATA Johan. (H. mimetica Mall.). Common, June 7-
July 22.

Spilogona Schnabl

S. AEREA Fall. S. W. Harbor, June 21.

S. ALTicoLA Mall. Bar Harbor, June 7.

S. CAROLi Mall. Duck Brook ; Green Mt. ; Echo Lake, June 13-
July 17.

S. CLivicoLA Mall. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, June 17-20.

S. susPECTA Mall. Bar Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 15-17.

S. TETRACHAETA Mall. Duck Brook ; Bar Harbor, June 15-
July 30.

Paralimnophora Malloch

P. VELUTINA Mall. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, June 17- July 15.

LiMNOSPiLA Schnabl

L. ALBiFRONs Zett. Salisbury Cove ; Narrows ; S. W. Harbor,
July 25-Aug. 23.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 209

Phyllogaster Stein

P. coRDYLUROiDEs Steiii. Salisbury Cove; Narrows, July
24-27.

Tetramerinx Berg

T. UNICA Stein. Narrows, Aug. 13.

LispOCEPHALA Pokorny

L. ALMA Meig. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 6.

L. ALMA var. PALLiPALPis Zctt. Echo Lake ; Eagle Lake, July

12-18.
L. ERYTHROCERA Desv. Commoii, July 12-Aug. 23.

LisPA Latreille

L. ALBiTARSis Stelii. Common, June 13-Sept. 13.

L. joHNsoNi Aldr. Newport Cove ; Great Head, Sept. 13.

L. sociABiLis Loew. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

L. TENTACULATA De G. Witch Hole Pond; S. W. Harbor;

Newport Cove, June 13-Sept. 13.
L. uLiGiNosA Fall. Bar Harbor, June 13-Aug. 29.

FuciLLiA K.-Desvoidy

F. MARiTiMA Halid. Kelp fly. Common, June 20-July 15.

Anthomyia Meigen

A. PLuviALis Linn. Common, June 21-July 17.

Pegomyia E.-Desvoidy

P. AFFiNis Stein. (P. vicina St., not Lint.). N. E. Harbor,
Sept. 24 (Minot).

P. BicoLOR Wied. Common, June 21-July 20.

P. CALYPTERATA Zett. Eclio Lake, June 17.

P. coNNEXA Stein. (P. emmesia Mall.). Echo Lake; Long
Pond, June 17-Aug. 26.

P. DissECTA Meig. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

P. FuscoFASCiATA Mall. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 13-
Sept. 7.

P. GENicuLATA Bouchc. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 7-
July 12.

P. HYOSCYAMI Panz. (P. vicma Lint.). Common, June 7-
Julv 3. The larva mines the leaves of beets and dock.

210 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

P. JUVENILIS Stein. Eagle Lake; Witch Hole Pond, July

18-30.
P. LiTTORALis Mall. Long Pond; Bar Harbor; Green Mt.,

July 16-24.
P. LUTEOLA Mall. Echo Lake ; Bar Harbor, July 12-Sept. 7.
P. viTTiGERA Zett. Common, July 17-30.
P. wiNTHEMi Meig. Bar Harbor; S. W, Harbor, July 30-

Sept. 8.

Hydrophoria E.-Desvoirly

H. PROXiMA Mall. Witch Hole Pond; Salisbury Cove, June

13-July 18.
H. DivisA Meig. Salisbury Cove, July 14.
H. uNiFORMis Mall. Salisbury Cove, Aug. 11.
H. (Acroptena) ambigua Fall. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake,

June 14-July 20.

EuSTALOMYiA Kowarz

E. BRiziA Walk. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot).

Hylemyia K.-Desvoidy

H. ALCATHOE Walk. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 13-21.
H. ANTiQUA Meig. ^ Onion maggot.' Echo Lake, June 17.
H. BRASsiCAE Bouche. 'Cabbage maggot.' S. W. Harbor,

July 13.
H. coENosiAEFORMis Stciii. Commoii, June 17-Aug. 18.
H. DEPRESSA stein. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, June 16-

July 24.
H. iNNocuA Mall. Echo Lake ; Eagle Lake ; Bar Harbor, July

12-Aug. 16.
H. iNORNATA Stein. Common, June 18-July 10.
H. LATiPENNis Zett. Common, June 10-July 27.
H. PLuviALis Mall. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
H. TRiviTTATA Stciu. {H . longicaucla Mall.). Common, July

15-29.

Subgenus Chortophila Macquart

H. ciLicRURA Bond, {fusciceps auct.). Common, June 7-

Aug. 14.
H. LAEVis Stein. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.
H. TRicHODACTYLA Roud. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July

11-19.

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION 211

Paregle Schnabl and Dziedzicki

P. AESTivA Meig. S. W. Harbor, July 11.

P. ciNERELLA Fall. Eclio Lake; Salisbury Cove, July 12-25.

P. EADicuM Linn. Salisbury Cove, July 24.

POGONOMYZA Schnabl and Dziedzicki

Referred to Pycnoglossa Coq. in error in List New England
Diptera.
P. FLAViPENNis Fall. Witcli Hole Pond; S. W. Harbor, June

13-July 30.
P. PEOBOsciDALis Mall. Echo Lake, July 12.

Prosalpia Pokorny

P. ANGusTiTARsis Mall. Comuion, July 12-25.
P. siLVESTRis Fall. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 16-
21.

Hylephila Eondani (Hammomyia auct.)

H. MARYLANDiCA Mall. S. W. Harbor ; Echo Lake, June 16-17.

Macrorchis Eondani

M. AUsoBA Walk. Bar Harbor, July 3.

CoENOSiA Meigen

C. COMPRESSA Stein. Bar Harbor; Eagle Lake, July 18-20.

C. FusciFRONS Mall. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10-29.

C. HUMiLis Meig. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 21-

Sept. 4.
C. LATA Walk. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 23.
C. NiGRESCENs Steiu. S. W. Harbor; Tremont ; Echo Lake,

June 30-Sept. 7.
C. NUDisETA Loew. Bar Harbor, Sept. 11.

Macrocoenosia Malloch

M. TRisETA Stein. Common, June 7-July 30.

Hoplogaster Eondani

H. NiGRiTARsis Steiu. Common, July 18-30.

ScHOENOMYZA Halidav

S. CHRYsosTOMA Loew. Commou, June 8-Aug. 13.
S. DORSALis Loew. S. W. Harbor, June 16.
S. LiTTORELLA Zett. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 12-
Sept. 13.

212 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

SCATOPHAGIDAE
CoRDiLURA Fallen

C. CAEBONARiA AYalk. Echo Lake, June 17.

C. NANA Loew. Common, June 26-July 24.

C. SETOSA Loew. Echo Lake, June 17-July 17.

C. TRiciNGTA Loew. Duck Brook; Bar Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, June 13-July 6.
C. VARIABILIS Loew. Upper Hadlock Pond; Seal Cove, June

17-20.

Orthacheta Becker {Orthochneta auct.)

0. coRNUTA Loew. Duck Brook, June 13.

Parallelomma Becker

P. DiMiDiATA Cress. Bar Harbor, June 7.

P. PLEURiTicA Loew. Upper Hadlock Pond; Bar Harbor,

June 10-13.
P. GRAciLiPES Loew. Bar Harbor, July 10.

Americina Malloch

A. ADUSTA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 29.
A. iNERMis Loew. Bar Harbor, July 24.

ACHAETELLA Malloch

A. vARiPES Walk. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 15-
Aug. 9.

Amaurosoma Becker

A. BRUNNEicosTA Jolius. Echo Lake, June 27.

Trichopalpus Kondani

T. PALPALis Coq. Narrows; Salisbury Cove; Newport Cove,

July 11-29.
T. puNCTiPES Meig. Salisbury Cove; Newport Cove, July

11-15.

Scatophaga Meigen

S. STERCORARiA Liuu. Commou, June 20-July 26.
S. MERDARiA Fab. S. W. Harbor, July 18.
S. LiTOREA Fall. Narrows, July 27-Sept. 12.
S. FURCATA Say. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor (Minot), June 8-
Julv 16.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 213

S. LUTARiA Fall. Green Mt., July 25.

S. suiLLA Fab. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; Green Mt., June 8-
July 25.

Ceratinostoma Mead

C. osTioRUM Halid. Common, June 9-July 27.

EUGENACEPHALA JohnSOll

E. SALSA Johns. Narrows; S. W. Harbor, Aug. 13-26
(Alexander).

Hydromyza Fallen

H. coNFLUENs Loew. Bar Harbor, July 24. On lily pads.
Helomyzidae

SuiLLiA E.-Desvoidy (Helomyza auct.)

S. APicALis Loew. S. W. Harbor; Long Pond; Echo Lake,

July 15-Sept. 7.
S. LONGiPENNis Loew. Eclio Lake, July 17.
S. PLUMATA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 20.

Tephrochlamys Loew

T. CANESCENs Mclg. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, June 14-
Aug. 20.

Allophylla Loew

A. LAEvis Loew. Common, June 11-Sept. 7.

SCOLIOCENTRA LoeW

S. HELvoLA Loew. Echo Lake; N. E. Harbor; Bar Harbor,
July 12-Sept. 11.

Neoleria Malloch

N. DISCOLOR Loew. Bar Harbor, June 21-23.
N. LEucosTOMA Loew. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake, June 21-
Sept. 11.

Clusiidae

Clusia Haliday

C. czERNYi Johns. N. E. Harbor (Minot), July 1-25.
C. LATERALIS Walk. N. E. Harbor (Minot), July 4.

Clusiodes Coquillett

C. AMERICANA Mall. Grccn Mt., July 25.

C. (Clusiaria) orbitalis Mall. Bar Harbor, June 13, 1921.
Type locality.

214 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

C. (Columbiella) johnsoni Mall. Echo Lake, July 12. Type
locality.

C. (Columbiella) nigripalpis Mall. Bar Harbor, June 17.

BORBORIDAE
Leptocera Olivier

L. (Collinella) lutosa Stenh. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

L. (Scatophilella) carinata Spul. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15,

BoRBORUS Meigen

B. EQUiNus Fall. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 22-
July 11.

SCIOMYZIDAE
Neuroctena Eoudani

N. ANiLis Fall. Common, July 10-25.
N. SIMPLEX Loew. Common, July 12-30.

Dryomyza Fallen

D. DAYi Cress. Echo Lake, July 12.

D. FERRUGiXEA Mel. Bar Harbor, June 13.

SciOMYZA Fallen

S. ARisTALis Coq. Eagle Lake, July 18. ■

Atrichomelina Cresson

A. puBERA Loew. Bar Harbor, June 11.

Pherbellia K.-Desvoidy

P. ALBovARiA Coq. Wltch Hole Pond; Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

P. GRisEscENs Meig. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

P. NANA Fall. S. W. Harbor, June 20.

P. TENuiPES Loew. Long Pond, June 20.

P. viTALis Cress. Sand Beach, Great Head, July 11.

Trypetoptera Hendel

T. CANADENSIS Macq. {T. pallida Loew). Eagle Lake, July 18.

HOPLODICTYA Cresson

H. SETOSA Coq. Narrows, July 27-Aug. 13.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 215

DiCTYA Meigen

D. UMBRARUM Liiiii. Bar Harbor, July 20.

LiMNiA E.-Desvoidy

L. Boscii Desv. Common, July 17-Aug. 11.

L. BOSCH var. sparsa Loew. Common, June 13-July 30.

L. cosTALis Loew. Eagle Lake, July 18.

L. SARATOGENsis Fitcli. Commou, June 15-Sept. 13.

Tetanoceba Dumeril

T. CLARA Loew. Duck Brook ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

T. VALiDA Loew. Common, July 16-Aug. 7.

T. viciNA Macq. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July 11-

Aug. 11.
T. TRIANGULARIS Locw. Wltch Hole Pond; Salisbury Cove,

July 30-Aug. 7.
T. PLEBEiA Loew. Common, July 2-24.
T. ELATA Fab. Narrows, July 27.
T. ROTUNDicoRNis Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 15.
T. UNicoLOR Loew. S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor, July 15-

Aug. 10.

Elgiva Meigeu

E. LiNEATA Fall. Salisbury Cove, July 8-24 (Sanford). Com-
mon in meadow south of the town, Aug. 7-11.

Sepedon Latreille

S. pusiLLus Loew. Upper Hadlock Pond ; Bar Harbor, June
10-Aug. 18.

Sapromyzidae

Lauxania Latreille

L. cYLiNDRicoRNis Fab. Common, June 26-July 30.

Minettia E.-Desvoidy

M. AMERICANA Mall. {M . lofigipennis auct.). Bar Harbor,

June 15.
M. LUPULiNA Fab. Common, June 26-July 21.
M. OBSCURA Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

216 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Sapromyza Fallen

S. ANNULATA Mel. Bar Harbor; Echo Lake; S. W. Harbor,

June 15- July 12.
S. BRACHYSOMA Coq. Bar Harbor, June 8.
S. oBTusiLAMELLATA Mall. Bar Harbor, June 7.
S. QUADRiLiNEATA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 22.
S. ROTUNDicoRNis Loew. Echo Lake; Bar Harbor; N. E.

Harbor, July 17-Aug. 11.
S. SERRATA Mall. Bar Harbor, June 11.

Sapromyzosoma Malloch

S. ciTRiFRONS Mall. Bar Harbor; Long Pond, June 13-
Aug. 21.

S. coMPEDiTA Loew. N. E. Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Bar Har-
bor, July 6-30.

S. DECEPTOR Mall. Sand Beach, Great Head; Long Pond,
July 13-16.

S. DisjuNCTA Johns. Common, June 13-July 12.

S. FRATERNA Loew. Grecu Mt., Aug. 17.

S. FRONTALIS Loew. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor,
July 1-11.

S. iNCERTA Mall. Bar Harbor (McAtee) ; Long Pond, July 30-
Aug. 21.

S. PHiLADELPHicA Macq. N. E. Harbor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor,
July 1-Aug. 10.

S. SHELDONi Coq. Witch Hole Pond, July 30.

LONCHAEIDAE
LoNCHAEA Fallen

L. AFFiNis Mall. S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake; Bar Harbor,

June 13-July 20.
L. ALBicEPs Mall. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor, July 20-

Aug. 10.
L. ANGusTiTARSis Mall. Eclio Lake, July 12.
L. NiGROciLiATA Mall. S. W. Harbor, July 11.
L. LATicoRNis Meig. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.
L. POLiTA Say. Salisbury Cove, June 9.
L. VAGINALIS Fall. Bar Harbor, June 11.

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217

Pallopteredae
Palloptera Fallen

P. suBARcuATA Johiis. N. E. Hai'bor (Minot) ; Bar Harbor,

July 1-Aug. 13.
P. supERBA Loew. N. E. Harbor, June 26 (Minot).

Ortalidae

RiVELLiA R.-Desvoidy

R. viridulans Desv. Salisbury Cove, July 13-Aug. 9.

Tephronota Loew

T. NARYTiA Walk. Sand Beach, Great Head ; Salisbury Cove,
July 11-18.

PSEUDOTEPHRITIS JolmsOU

P. VAU var. coNJUNCTA Johns. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

PSAIROPTERA Wohlberg

P. NUBECULA Johns. N. E. Harbor, July 6 (Minot).

Chaetopsis Loew

C. AENEA Wied. Common on the salt marshes; Narrows,
June 9- July 27.

C. APiCALis var. duplicata Johns. Common on the salt
marshes ; Narrows, June 9-July 27.

C. massyla Walk. Common on the 'Great Heath' and fresh-
water meadows, July 15-Sept. 11.

C. FULviFRONs Macq. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10-16.

Seiopteba Kirby

S. viBRANs Linn. Jordan Pond, July 10.

S. DUBiosA Johns. N. E. Harbor, July 16 (Minot).

TRYPETroAE
ZoNOSEMA Loew

Z. FLAvoNOTATA Macq. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 10 (Minot).

AciURA R.-Desvoidy

A. NiGRicoRNis Doane. Long Pond ; Salisbury Cove, June 20-
July 18.

Rhagoletis Loew

R. FAUSTA 0. S. Bar Harbor, June 11. The larvae infest
cherries.

218 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Terellia R.-Desvoidy

T. FLORESCENTiAE Liini. Common, July 14-Aug. 13. The
larvae live in the flower buds of the Canada thistle {Cirsium
arvense).

Neaspilota Osten Sacken

N. ACHiLLEAE Johus. Salisbury Cove ; S. W. Harbor, July 24-
28. Frequents the flow buds of yarrow {Achillea
millefolium).

EuTRETA Loew

E. SPARSA Wied. Bar Harbor, Aug. 15. The larvae form
root-galls on goldenrod.

EuROSTA Loew

E. ASTERis Harr. {E. solidaginis Fitch). Salisbury Cove. The

larvae form round galls on the stalks of goldenrod.
E. LATiFRONs Loew. Eagle Lake, July 19.

EuARESTA Loew

E. ANGusTiPENNis Loew. Bar Harbor, June 7.
E. BELLA Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 14-24.
E. PURA Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 13-14.

Tephritis Latreille

T. ALBicEPS Loew. Common, July 11-Aug. 13.

MiCROPEZIDAE
Calobata Meigen

C. PALLiPES Say. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

C. UNiviTTA Walk. Bar Harbor, June 15-July 14.

Tanypeza Fallen

T. LUTEiPENNis Kuab & Shan. Bar Harbor; N. E. Harbor
(Minot) ; Echo Lake, June 7- July 24.

Sepsidae
Sepsis Fallen

S. siGNiFERA Mel. & Spul. Bar Harbor, July 30.

S. SIGNIFERA var. cuRviTiBiA Mel. & Spul. Bar Harbor,

July 17.
S. vioLACEA Meig. Echo Lake, June 17.

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219

Meroplius Rondani

M. STERCORARius Desv. S. W. Harbor, July 13.

Nemopodia R.-Desvoidy

N. CYLiNDEiCA Fab. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Duck
Brook, July 10-30.

Themira R.-Desvoidy

T. MINOR Haliday. S. W. Harbor; Narrows, June 28- Aug. 30.
T. PUTRis Linn. S. W. Harbor, July 10-13.

Saltella R.-Desvoidy

S. scuTELLARis Fall. Narrows, Aug. 13.

PlOPHIIJDAE
PioPHiLA Fallen

P. CASEi Linn. Cheese-maggot fly. Bar Harbor; Salisbury

Cove, June 7-July 25.
P. NiGRicEPs Meig. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 8-

July 11.
P. ORiENs Mel. & Spul. Bar Harbor, June 22.

Mycetaulus Loew

M. puLCHELLus Baiiks. Bar Harbor, Sept. 10-11.

PSILIDAE
Loxocera Meigen

L. coLLARis Loew. Flying Mt. ; Echo Lake, Aug. 26-29

(Alexander).
L. CYLiNDRicA var. PLEURiTiCA Loew. Echo Lake ; Long Pond ;

Witch Hole Pond, June 17-July 30.

PsEUDOPSiLA Johnson

p. COLLARIS Loew. Upper Hadlock Pond ; Bar Harbor, June

11-Sept. 11.
P. FALLAX Loew. Bar Harbor; Long Pond; S. W. Harbor,

Aug. 16-22.
P. PERPOLiTA Johns. Duck Brook; Sand Beach near Great

Head, Sept. 11-13.

220 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

PsiLA Meigen

P. BicoLOR Meig. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor, July 17-22.
P. LEVIS Loew. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 11-21.
P. LONGULA Johns. Eclio Lake; Bar Harbor; Green Mt.,
July 17-25.

NOTIPHILIDAE
Clanoneurum Becker

C. ciMiciFORMis Halid. Marsh at the Narrows, Aug. 15, 1920.

PsiLOPA Fallen

P. ATRiMANA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 24; S. W. Harbor,

Sept. 6.
P. LEucosTOMA Meig. Narrows, July 27.

Trimerina Macquart

T. MADiZANs Fall. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.

Ehysophora Cresson

R. ROBusTA Cress. Witch Hole Pond, July 30.

Ditrichophora Cresson

D. ExiGUA Cress. Bar Harbor, July 22, 1919.
D. PARiLis Cress. Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

DiscocERiNA Macquart

D. LEUCOPROCTA Loew. Narrows, June 9.

Hydrellia K.-Desvoidy

H. FORMOSA Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 12-16.
H. oBscuRiPEs Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 16.
H. scAPULARis Loew. Narrows, July 27-Aug. 13.
H. TIBIALIS Cress. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.
H. VALiDA Loew. Narrows, July 27-Aug. 13.

Ilythea Haliday

I. spiLOTA Curtis. Common, June 27-Aug. 21.

Notiphila Fallen

N. LOEwi Cress. {N. unicolor Loew, not Walker). Bar Har-
bor, June 22.
N. viTTATA Loew. Bar Harbor, Julv 20-26.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 221

N. ATRiPEs Cress. Narrows, Aug. 13.

N. BispiNosA Cress. Narrows, July 27-Aug. 13.

N. oLivACEA Cress. Bar Harbor, July 26.

DiCHAETA Meigen

D. CAUDATA Fall. Witch Hole Pond, June 13.

Philygria Stenhammer

P. DEBiLis Loew. Green Mt. ; Long Pond, July 25-Sept. 7.
Ephydridae

Lytogasteb Becker

L. GRAVIDA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 24.

Napaea E.-Desvoidy

N. ALPiNA Cress. Long Pond ; Bar Harbor, July 16-Aug. 10.

N. iMiTANS Loew. Narrows, Sept. 12.

N. VARIA Loew. Duck Brook ; Bar Harbor, Aug. 18.

Parydra stenhammer

P. BiTUBERCULATA Loew. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

P. QUADRiTUBERcuLATA Loew. Bar Harbor, July 20.

OcHTHERA Latreille

0. MANTIS De G. Bar Harbor, July 26.

Brachydeutera Loew

B. ARGENTATA Walk. S. W. Harbor, June 24.

Ephydra Fallen

E. suBOPACA Loew. Narrows, Aug. 13.

CiRRULA Cresson

C. GiGANTEA Cress. Narrows, Aug. 13-Sept. 12.

Dimecoenia Cresson

D. spiNosA Loew. * Narrows,' Aug. 13-Sept. 12.

SCATELLA K.-Desvoidy

S. LUGENs Loew. Bar Harbor, June 11; S. W. Harbor,

July 13.
S. STENHAMMER! Zett. Eclio Lake, June 17; S. W. Harbor,

July 11.

222 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

ScATOPHiLA Becker

S. VARIABILIS Cress. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 20.
Chloropidae

Meromyza Meigen

M. AMERICANA Fitcli. Eclio Lake ; Salisbury Cove, July 12-18.
M. FLAViPALPis Mall. S. W. Harbor, Sept. 8.

Cetema Hendel (Center Loew)

C. suBviTTATA Loew. Wltcli Hole Pond ; Bar Harbor, July 30.

Epichlorops Becker

E. ExiLis Coq. Salisbury Cove, July 15.

Chlobopisca Loew

C. GLABRA Meig. {C. assimilis Macq.). S. W. Harbor, July 14.
C. GRATA Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Bar Harbor, July 11-22.
C. RUFESCENs Coq. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

C. VARicEPS Loew. Salisbury Cove ; Narrows, Aug. 13-25.

Diplotoxa Loew

D. VERSICOLOR Loew. Common, July 17-Aug. 23.

Anthracophaga Loew

A. sANGuiNOLENTA Loew. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor, June 8
July 14.

Chlorops Meigen

C. MELANOCERA Locw. S. W. Harbor, July 13.
C. oBscuRicoRNis Loew. Narrows, June 9-Aug. 13.
C. PROxiMA Say. Common, June 17-July 14.
C. scABRA Coq. Tremont, Aug. 23.

C. suBNiGRA Coq. S. W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove; Bar Har-
bor, July 11-Aug. 12.

Parectecephala Becker

P. EUCERA Loew. Common, June 9-Aug. 21.

EcTECEPHALA Macquart

E. siMiLis Beck. Bar Harbor, Julv 21.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 223

Gaurax Loew

G. DOREi Johns. Long Pond ; Bar Harbor, June 15-27.
G. iNTERRUPTA Mall. Long Pond, July 16.
G. EPHippiuM Zett. Bar Harbor, Aug. 10.

Cbassiseta vou Eoser

C. NiGRicEPS Loew. Common, July 27-Aug. 16. Bred from

cow parsnip bored by Depressaria heracliana.
C. cosTATA Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 15-30.

Melanochaeta Bezzi

M. DECiPiENs Loew. Common, June 7-Aug. 10.
M. EUNOTA Loew. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30 (McAtee).
M. LONGULA Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove ; Bar Har-
bor, July 14-Aug. 18.
M. FLANicoLLis Beck. Witch Hole Pond, Aug. 18.

HiPPELATES Loew

H. FLAViPEs Loew. S. W. Harbor, July 19.

Madiza Fallen (Siphonclla Macquart)

M. NEGLECTA Bcck. 'Mt. Descrt,' July 30 (McAtee).

M. NiGRiPALPis Mall. Tremont; S. W. Harbor; Bar Harbor,

Aug. 23-Sept. 9.
M, osciNiNA Fall. S. W. Harbor ; Green Mt. ; Salisbury Cove,

July 17-Aug. 26.
M. SETULOSA Mall. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30.

BoTANOBiA Lioy (Oscinis auct.)

B. coxENDix Fitch. Common, July 16-27.

B. FRIT Linn, Frit fly. Narrows, July 27.

B. FRIT var. pusiLLA Meig. Narrows, July 14.

B. iNFESTA Beck. Common, July 27-Aug. 14.

B. NiTiDissiMA Meig. (0. variabilis Loew). S. W. Harbor,

July 13.
B. NUDiuscuLus Loew. 'Mt. Desert,' July 21 (McAtee).
B. TRiGRAMMA Locw. Narrows ; Tremont; Salisbury Cove,

Aug. 13-23.

224 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Drosophilidae

Amiota Loew (Pliortica Scliiner)

A. HUMERALis LoGW. Greeii Mt. ; Bar Harbor, July 25-

Aug. 16.
A. LEucosTOMA LoGW. Upper Hadlock Pond; Bar Harbor;

Echo Lake, June 10-July 17.
A. MINOR Mall. Bar Harbor; Witch Hole Pond, June 16-

Aug. 18.

Stegana Meigen

S. coLEOPTRATA Scop. Duck Brook ; N. E. Harbor ; Echo Lake,
June 13-Aug. 17.

Chymomyza Czerny

C. AMOENA Loew. Salisbury Cove, July 18.

Drosophila Fallen

D. FUNEBRis Fab. N. E. Harbor, Aug. 29 (Minot) ; Echo
Lake, Sept. 7.

D. TRANSVERSA Fall. Common, July 17-Aug. 24.
D. MELANOGASTER Mcig. Robiuson Mt., Sept. 7.

Scaptomyza Hardy

S. GRAMiNUM Fall. Narrows ; S. W. Harbor, July 13-Sept. 6.

ASTEIIDAE
AsTEiA Meigen

A. BEATA Aldr. S. W. Harbor, July 13, 1919.
Geomyzidae

DiASTATA Meigen

D. REPLETA Walk. {D. pulchra Loew). Salisbury Cove,

July 18.
D. VAGANs Loew. Salisbury Cove; Bar Harbor, July 14-

Sept. 9.

Cyamops Melander

C. NEBULOSA Mel. Salisbury Cove, July 13, 1923.

Anthomyza Fallen

A. GRACILIS Fall. Echo Lake ; S. W. Harbor, July 12-Aug. 27.
A. TENUIS Loew. Common, July 12-Aug. 13.
A. VARiEGATA Locw. N. E. Hai'bor ; Bar Harbor, July 27-
Aug. 12.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 225

MuMETOPiA Melander

M. TERMiNALis LoGW. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Echo
Lake, June 8-Sept. 3.

Pelomyia Williston

P. MALLOCHi Stiirt. Narrows, June 9.

Chiromyia E.-Desvoidy

C. FLAVA Linn. 'Mt. Desert,' July 28 (McAtee).

MiLICHIIDAE
Pholeomyia Bilimek

P. iNDECORA Loew. S, W. Harbor; Salisbury Cove, July
10-25.

MiLiCHiELLA Giglio-Tos

M. ARCUATA Loew. S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove, July 13-15.

EusiPHONA Coquillett

E. MiRA Coq. Salisbury Cove, July 15-Aug. 7.

P ARAM VIA Williston

P. NiTENs Loew. 'Mt. Desert,' July 30. On flowers of Spiraea
(McAtee).

Phyllomyza Fallen

P. sEcuRicoRNis Fall. S. W. Harbor, Aug. 26 (Alexander).

Desmometopa Loew

D. LATiPEs Meig. Bar Harbor; S. W. Harbor; Salisbury
Cove, July 24-Sept. 6.

D. soRDiDUM Fall. Salisbury Cove, July 14.

Mallochiella Melander

M. GLABRA Fall. Bar Harbor ; S. W. Harbor ; Salisbury Cove,
July 24-Aug. 20.

Meoneura Eondani

M. VAGANs Fall. Bar Harbor, June 7.

OCHTHIPHHJDAE
OcHTHiPHiLA Fallen

0. ARiDELLA Fall. Saud Beach, Great Head; Long Pond,
July 11-21.

226 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

0. JUNCORUM Fall. Upper Hadlock Pond; Salisbury Cove,

June 10- July 15.
0. poLYSTiGMA Meig. Salisbury Cove; Tremont, July 14-

Aug. 23.

Chamaemyia Panzer

C. ELEGANs Panz. Salisbury Cove, July 13, 15.

Leucopis Meigen

L. NiGRicoRNis Egger. Common, June 10-Aug. 13.

Agromyzidae
Agromyza Fallen

A. AENEivEXTRis Fall. Bar Harbor, June 7.

A. ARTEMisiAE Kalt. {platyptera Tliom.). S. W. Harbor; Seal

Cove; Bar Harbor, July 11- Aug. 8. The larvae mine the

leaves of a large number of plants.
A. ATRATA Meig. {angulata Loew). Bar Harbor, July 11.
A. GENUALis Mel. [coloradensis Mall.). 'Great Heath'; S. W.

Harbor, July 15.
A. LATERALIS Macq. {coquilletti Mall.). Echo Lake; Salisbury

Cove, July 12-24.
A. MELAMPYGA Locw {flaviventris Johns.). S. W. Harbor,

July 13. The larvae mine the leaves of plantain.
A. MOROSA Meig. {magnicornis Loew; luterella Zett.). Bar

Harbor; S. W. Harbor, June 7-Aug. 20. The larvae form

swellings in the stems of the iris.
A. NASUTA Mel. {madizina Hend.). 'Mt. Desert,' July 30

(McAtee).
A. PARVicoRNis Loew. S. W. Harbor; Narrows, July 10-27.
A. posTiCATA Meig. {termmalis Coq.). Common, June 8-

July 30. The larvae mine the leaves of asters and golden-
rods.
A. pusiLLA Meig. {trifolii Burg.). S. W. Harbor; Echo Lake;

Seal Cove, July 13-Sept. 8. The larvae mine the leaves of

various Cruciferae, Compositae, Leguminosae, etc.
A. vARiATA Mall. Narrows, July 27.
A. viRiDULA Coq. Green Mt., Aug. 17.

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION 227

Napomyza Halidaj

N. LATERALIS Fall. Eclio Lake, July 17.

Phytomyza Fallen

P. ALBicEPS Meig. (P. bipuncfafa Loew). Mt. Desert, July

30 (McAtee).
P. AQuiLEGiAE Hardy. Columbine leaf -miner. S. W. Harbor,

June. The larvae mine the leaves of the columbine.
P. ATRicoRNis Meig. (P. chrysanthemi Kowarz). Margarite

fly. Bar Harbor, July 19. The larvae mine the leaves of

chrysanthemum and margarite.
P. iLicicoLA Loew. Holly leaf-miner. S. W. Harbor; Echo

Lake, July 14-17.

PUPIPAEA

HiPPOBOSCIDAE
Ornithoica Eondani

0. coNFLUENTA Say. Frequents sparrows, owls, etc.

Obnithomyia Latreille

0. ANCHiNEURA Spciscr (0. pallida Say). Bar Harbor, July
(Moore). Frequents song and chipping sparrows, junco,
robin, etc.

Ornithoponus Aldrich

0. AMERiCANus Lcacli. Frcqueiits great horned owl, red-
shouldered hawk, ruif ed grouse, etc.

INDEX TO GENERA AND SUBGENERA

Abrostola 77

Acasis 61

Achaetella 212

Achaetoneura 201

Acidalia 60

Acilius 94

Aciura 217

Acoptus 120

Acrobasis 59

Acroneuria 23

Acronyeta 7-i

Acroptena 210

Acroricnus 140

Acrydiiim 23

Actia 198

Actina 178

Actornithophilus 29

Acucephalus 35

Acyphona 163

Adalia 107

Adelphocoris 44

Adelphomyia 164

Adoxus 115

Aedes 168

Aellopos 83

Aeshna 25

Agabus 94

Agallia 34

Agathis 129

Agathomyia 189

Ageniella 153

Aglais 87

Agiiopteryx 52

Agria 204

Agrilus 103

Agrion 24

Agriopodes 74

Agriotes lOl

Agromyza 226

Agroperina 74

Agrotis 70

Aldrovandiella 177

Aleiodes 130

Aleochara 97

Alexeter 133

Allandrus 117

Allantus 124

Allocotocera 175

Allodia 176

Alloeostylus 206

AUognosta 178

AUograpta 193

Allonoiiyma 53

Alloperla 23

Allophylla 213

Alydus 47

Alyson 156

Amalopina 165

Amara 92

Amaurosoma 212

Amblycirtes 84

Amblyteles 144

Americina 212

Amiota 223

Amphibolips 147

Amphidasis 65

Ampliipyra 73

Amydria 51

Anagoga 65

Anaspis 100

Anatoecus 31

Anax 25

Anchicera 105

Anchylopera 54

Ancistrocerus 153

Ancylis 54

Andrena 158

Andricus 147

Androchirus 107

Andronicus 160

Angitia 131

Anisobas 143

230

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Anisocalvia 107

Anisodactylus 93

Anisosticta 106

Anisota 81

Anopheles 169

Anoplitis 117

Anoplius 153

Anoplolyda 122

Anosia 89

Anthalia 187

Antherophagus 105

Anthobium 95

Anthoboscus 113

Anthocoris 45

Anthomyia 209

Anthomyza 224

Anthonomus 120

Anthophilax Ill

Anthothrips 32

Anthracophaga 222

Anthrax 180, 181

Anthreuus 104

Apamea 75

Apanteles 127

Apantesis 80

Apateticus 48

Apechtis 138

Aperileptus 131

Aphalara 38

Aphanistes 133

Apharetra 70

Aphilanthops 156

Aphiochaeta 188

Aphodius 109

Aphomia 56

Aphrophora 37

Apicia 67

Apinops 199

Apion 118

Apis 161

Aplectoides 70

Apocephalus 189

Apolima 131

Aradus 46

Archips 56

Archytas 202

Arctoeorisa 40

Arctopsyche 50

Arge 125

Argia 24

Argynnis 85

Argyra 183

Argyresthia 53

Argyria 58

Argyrotoxa 55

Arotes 140

Arthomacra 108

Asaphes 101

Ascogaster 130

Asclera 99

Asemum 110

Ashmeadopria 150

Asilus 182

Asindulum 174

Asphondylia 173

Asphragis 140

Astata 155

Asteia 224

Asteromyia 172

Atanycolus 129

Atethmia 73

Athaloptera 65

Atheta 97

Athous 101

Atmetus 137

Atraetodes 142

Atrichomelina 214

Attagenus 104

Attains 99

Attelabus 118

Anbaeanetia 199

Auletes 118

Auleutes 120

Aulonothroscus 102

Autographa 76

Azelia 208

Baceha 192

Baeocera 97

Balaninus 119

Balclutha 36

Balsa 75

Banasa 47

Bauchus 132

Bapta 64

Barce 44

Barynotus 118

Baryodma 97

Barypeithes 118

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

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Basilarchia 88

Bassus 129

Bellamira 112

Belonura 149

Benibidium 91

Bembidion 91

Betarmon 102

Bibio 177

Bigotomyia 206

Bittacomorpha 161

Bittacomorphella 161

Blaboplianes 51

Blasturus 24

Blennocampa 125

Blepharigena 200

Blepharocera 178

Blepharomastix 57

Bleptina 78

Blissus 46

Boletina 175

Bolitobius 97

Bolitophila 174

Bolitotherus 107

Bombus 161

Bombyliopsis 203

Bombylius 181

Bomolocha 78

Bonnetia 200

Borborus 214

Boiiomyia 27

Botanobia 223

Bothriopterus 92

Boyeria 25

Brachinus 93

Bracliyacanthus 106

Brachycoma 203

Brachydeutera 221

Brachyleptura Ill

Bracliymeria 149

Brachyopa 194

Bracliypalpus 196

Brachypeza 176

Bracliyrhinus 118

Brachys 103

Bradytus 92

Biemus 161

Brenthis 86

Bruchomorpha 33

Buplex 179

Buprestis 102

Byrrhus 104

Byturus 104

Cabera 64

Cacaecia 56

Caecilius 28

Caelioxys 160

Caenurgia 76

Calamia 75

Callaspidia 148

Callibaetis 24

Callidiotes 135

Callidium 112

Calligrapha 115

Callimome 149

Callimyia 189

Calliopsis 159

Gallipliora 205

Callirhytis 147

Callopistria 74

Calobata 218

Calocalpe 61

Calocoris 44

Calosoma 91

Calotarsa 189

Camnula 22

Campaea 66

Camponotus 152

Campoplex 131

Campopligidea 131

Campsicnemus 183

Campylenchia 37

Canarsia 60

Canifa 108

Cantharus 98

Capnochroa 107

Capsus 43

Carabus 91

Caradrina 75

Cardiophorus 102

Caripeta 65

Carterocephalus 83

Cartosyrplius 191

Carynota 37

Catastenus 132

CathareUus 93

Catia 84

Catocala 76

Catocha 172

232

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Cecidomyia 174

Celatoria 199

Celerio 83

Celestes 97

Celithemis 26

Ceinonus 156

Center 222

Oephaleia 122

Ceratina 161

Ceratinostoma 213

Ceratocapsus 42

Ceratomia 82

Ceratopogon 170

Cerceris 156

Cercyonis 88

Ceresa 37

Ceropales 153

Ceroplatus 174

Cerura 68

Cetema 222

Ceuthophilus 21

Ceutorhynchus 120

Chabuta 71

Chaeretymma 140

Chaetoneurophora 188

Chaetophleps 199

Chaetopsis 217

Chaetotachina 202

Chalarus 190

Chalcis 149

Chalcoides 116

Chalcophora 102

Chalepus 117

Chalybion 155

Chamaemyia 226

Chaoborus 169

Chasmatonotus 171

Chauliodes 26

Chelipoda 186

Chelonus 130

Chelymorpha 117

Cliermes 40

Chilocorus 107

Chilosia 191

Chimarrha 49

Chirida 117

Chiromyia 225

Chironomus 171

Chlacnius 93

Chlamys 114

Chloealtis 22

Chlorochroa 47

Chlorolictus 158

Chloroperla 23

Chloropisca 222

Chlorops 222

Chlorotettix 36

Choleva 95

Choreutis 53

Chorinaeus 136

Chorthippus 22

Chortophaga 22

Chortophila 210

Chromagrion 25

Chrysidea 154

Chrysis 154

Chrysobothris 103

Chrysogaster 191

Chrysopa 27

Chrysophanus 89

Chrysopilus 180

Chrysopoctonus 141

Chrysops 179

Chrysotimus 183

Chrysotoxum 191

Chrysotus 183

Chutapha 74

Chymomyza 224

Chytolita 78

Chytonix 74

Cicadella 34

Cicadula 36

Cicindela 90

Cimbex 126

Cimex 45

Cincticornia 173

Cinctotipula 168

Cinetus 150

Cingilia 65

Cireotettix 22

Cirphis 72

Cirrospiloideus 148

Cirrula 221

Cistogaster 197

Cixius 33

Cladura 163

Clanoneurum 220

Clastoptera 38

THE MOUNT DESERT REGIOISr

233

Cleis 107

Clemensia 80

Cleora 65

Clinocera 186

Clisodon 160

Clistopyga 138

Clusia 213

Clusiaria 213

Clusiodes 213

Clytochrysus 157

Cuemodon 191

Cneplilogonia 202

Coccinella 106

Coelinidea 130

Coeloides 129

Coelomyia 207

Coenosia 211

Coenus 47

Coleocentrus 140

Coleophora 51

Colias 85

CoUaria 42

CoUinella 214

Collops 99

Colopterus 105

Colpocephalum 29

Colpogiiathus 143

Colpotaulius 49

Columbiella 214

Colymbetes 94

Compsilura 201

Condidea 194

Conicera 189

Coniopteryx 27

Conistra 72

Conocephalus 21

Conopia 53

Conosoma 96

Coiitarinia 173

Coptocycla 117

Coptotomus 94

Cordilura 212

Cordulegaster 25

Cordulia 25

Cordyla 176

Cordylomyia 172

Corimelaena 48

Corizus 47

Corticaria 105

Corymbites 101

Corythucha 44

Cosmia 75

Cosmoconus 134

Cosmopepla 47

Cosymbia 61

Crabro 157

Crambus 58

Crassiseta 223

Cratophion 132

Cremastogaster 151

Cremastus 132

Creophilus 96

Croesus 125

Cryptocampus 125

Cryptocephalus 114

Cryptolechia 51

Cryptolucilia 205

Cryptopleuium 95

Cryptopristis 149

Cryptorhynelius 121

Cryptus 141

Cteniscus 136

Ctenopelma 136

Ctenucha 80

Cucullia 73

Cuculoecus 31

Culex 168

Culicoides 170

Cuphopterus 158

Cyamops 224

Cyanopterus 129

Cylindromyia 200

Cylloceria 140

Cymbiodyta 95

Cymindis 93

Cymodusa 130

Cymolomia 55

Cymus 46

Cyuomyia 205

Cynorhina 197

Cyphona 104

Cyrtolobus 37

Cyrtoma 187

Cyrtophloeba 200

Cyrtopogon 181

Dacnusa 130

Dauaus 89

Dasyllis 182

LI BR ARY -D

234

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Dasylophia 68

Dasyneura 172

Debis 88

Degeeriella 31

Deilephila 83

Deleter 137

Delomerista 139

Delta 75

Deltocephalus 35

Dendroides 100

Dennyus 30

Depressaria 52

Dermestes 104

Desmia 57

Desmoeerus 112

Desmometopa 225

Diaborus 134

Diabrotica 116

Diachus 114

Diacrisia 79

Diaetinia 61

Diadocidia 174

Dialges 134

Dialyta 206

Dialytes 109

Diaperis 108

Diaphorus 182

Diastata 224

Diastictis 64

Dieaelotus 143

Dicerca 102

Dichaeta 221

Dichaetoneura 198

Dichelonyx , 110

Dicranomyia 162

Dicranopliragma 165

Dictya 215

Dicyphus 42

Didea 192

Didymops 25

Dimecoenia 221

Dimorphopteryx 123

Dinera 203

Dineutes 94

Dioctria 181

Diplazon 136

Diplotaxis 109

Diplotoxa 222

Discobola 162

Discocerina 220

Disonycha 116

Dissosteira 22

Ditrichophora 220

Dixa 168

Dolerus 123

Dolichoderus 151

Dolichonabis 45

Dolichopeza 166

Dolichopus 184

Dolopius 101

Donacia 113

Dorocordulia 25

Doryphorophaga 201

Draeculacephala 34

Drasteria 76

Drepana 81

Drosophila 224

Drymus 46

Dryocoetus 121

Dryomyza 214

Dysidius 92

Dysstroma 62

Dytiseus 94

Eclytus 135

Ectemnius 157

Eetocephala 222

Ectropis 65

Elasmostethus 47

Elater 102

Elephantomyia 163

Elgiva 215

Eliozeta 199

Elipsocus 29

Ellampus 154

EUopia 66

Emmesa 108

Empeda 163

Emphanopteryx 198

Emphytina 122

Emphytus 122

Empis 187

Empoa 37

Empoasca 36

Empria 122

Enallagma 24

Endomychus 105

Eniscospilus 134

Ennomos 66

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

235

Ennyommopsis 198

Enochrus 95

Enodia 88

Entephria 62

Eosphoropteryx 77

Epalpus 202

Ephelia 165

Ephemera 24

Ephialtes 138, 139

Ephydra 221

Epiblema 54

Epichlorops 222

Epiglaea 72

Epinotia 54

Epiphragma 164

Epistrophe 193

Episyron 152

Epitaxonus 122

Epitrix 116

Epiurus 139

Epizeuxia 78

Eremochrysa 27

Eremotylus 134

Eriocera 165

Erioptera 163

Eriopyga 71

Eriosoma 39

Eristalis 195

Ernestia 200

Ernobius . . . 109

Ernoctona 142

Eros 97

Erromenus . 135

Erythroneura 37

Estheria 203

Esthiopterum 32

Estigmene 80

Euaresta 218

Eubadizon 130

Eubaphe 79

Eubrachymera 199

Eubule 63

Euceros 135

Euchlaena 66

Eucorethra 170

Eucosma 54

Eudicrana 175

Eudrapetis 185

Eueretagrotis 71

Euferonia 91

Eufidonia 64

Eugenacephala 213

Eugonia 87

Euhybos 186

Eulia 56

Eulimneria 133

Eulype 63

Eumenes 153

Eumerus 196

Eunotus 148

Euparthenos 76

Euphoria 110

Euphydryas 86

Euphyes 84

Euphyia 62

Eupitheeia 63

Euplectrus 148

Euplexia 73

Euproctis 69

Eureme 85

Eurhimyia 196

Eurosta 218

Eurotoma 149

Eurotype 72

Eurrhypara 58

Eurycnemus 171

Eurygaster 48

Eurymiis 85

Eurymyctor 117

Eurypogon 103

Euryproctus 136

Euscelis 35

Euschistus 47

Eusiphona 225

Eusisyropa 201

Eustalomyia 210

Eustrigiphilus 31

EutettLx 36

Eutreta 218

Eutrichogena 202

Eutrixa 199

Euura 125

Euvanessa 87

Euxoa 69

Evacanthus 34

Everes 89

Evergestis 57

Evodinus Ill

236

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Evylaeus 158

Exartema 55

Exechia 176

Exema 114

Exenterus 136

Exetastes 132

Exochus 137

Exolytus 143

Exoprosopa 180

Exorista 201

Fabrieiella 202

Falearia 81

Fannia 207

Feltia 69

Feniseca 90

Forcipomyia 170

Formica 152

Frontina 201

Fucillia 209

Galeatus 44

Galerucella 115

Gasteriiption 147

Gastrellarius 92

Gastroidea 115

Gaurax 223

Gaurotes Ill

Gelechia 52

Gelis 141

Genea 199

Geocoris 46

Geotrupes 109

Geranomyia 162

Gerris 41

Geshna 58

Giraudia 142

Gleschrochilus 105

Gluphisia 68

Glypta 138

Glyptocera 59

Gnathotrichus 121

Gnophomyia 163

Gnorimoscliema 52

Gomphus ■ 25

Gonia 202

Goniodes 30

Gonochrysis 154

Gonodontis 66

Gonomyia 163

Gortyna 75

Graphocephala 34

Graphomyia 206

Graphopsocus 28

Grapta 87

Gryllus 21

Gueneria 64

Gymnocarcelia 201

Gymnocelus 130

Gymnochaeta 200

Gymnophania 198

Gymnophora 189

Gymnopternus 185

Gymnosoma 198

Gypona 34

Gypsonoma 54

Gyrinus 94

Habritys 149

Habrophlebia 24

Habrophlebiades 24

Hadrodactylus 135

Haemorrhagia 83

Halictus 158

Haliplus 93

Halisidota 79

Haltica 116

Hammerschraidtia 194

Hammomyia 211

Hapalosalia Ill

Harmologa 56

Harpaglaea 72

Harpalus 93

Hebecnema 208

Hecalus 35

Hedychridium 154

Helcon 130

Plelicobia 204

Helicopsyche 49

Helina 208

Helobia 163

Helochara 34

Helocordulia 25

Helomyza 213

Helophilus 195

Hemaris 83

Hemerobius 27

Hemerocampa 68

Hemerodromia 186

Hemichroa 124

Hemicrepidius 101

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

237

Hemitaxonus 122

Hemiteles 141

Heodes 89

Hercostomus 185

Heriiigia 191

Kerpestomus 143

Hesperumia 64

Heterocampa 68

Heteromyia 170

Hilara 187

Hippelates 223

Hippodamia 106

Hister 97

Holocentropus 50

Holocremus 131

Holophris 154

Holopyga 154

Homaemus 48

Hoinelys 142

Homochlodes 64

Homoeosoma 60

Homotropus 136

Hoplismenus 146

Hoplisus 157

Hoplocryptus 141

Hoplodictya 214

Hoplogaster 211

Horisme 63

Horniaphis 39

Hormisa 78

Hormorus 118

Hyalomyodes 199

Hybos 186

Hydnocera 99

Hydrelia 63

Hydrellia 220

Hydria 61

Hydriomena 62

Hydromyza 213

Hydrophilus 94

Hydrophoria 210

Hydrophorus 184

Hydroporus 93

Hydropsyche 50

Hydrotaea 207

Hylaeus 160

Hylemyia 210

Hylephila 211

Hylobius 119

Hylotoma 125

Hymenorus 107

Hypena 79

Hyperaspis 106

Hyperetis 66

Hyperodes 119

Hyphantria 80

Hyplioraia 79

Hypocera 188

Hypocrabro 157

Hypomolyx 119

Hyposoter 131

Ichneumon 139

Idiocerus 34

Illylnus 94

Unacora 42

Ilythea 220

Incialia 89

Iphiaulax 129

Ipiniorpha 75

Ips 105, 121

Ischnorhynchus 45

Isclinura 25

Ischnus 143

Iseropus 139

Isia 79

Isoliydnocera 99

Isomira 107

Isoperla 23

Isturgia 63

Itanie 64

Itamoplex 140

Itonida 174

Itoplectis 138

Itycorsia 121

Janus 126

Johannsenomyia 170

Judolia Ill

Jurinia 203

Kelisia 33

Labrorychus 133

Laccocera 33

Laccophilus 93

Laelmosterna 110

Laemobothrion 30

Lagium 123

Lamenia 33

Lampracanthia 41

Lamprotatus 149

238

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Laodamia 60

Lapara 82

Laphria 182

Laphyroscopus 135

Larropsis 155

Lasioglossum 158

Lasiomastix 165

Lasioptera 172

Lasius 151

Lathridius 105

Lathrobium 95

Lauxania 215

Lebia 92

Leia 176

Lejops 196

Lema 114

Lepidosaphes 40

Leptinotarsa 115

Leptis 180

Leptobyrsa 44

Leptocella 50

Leptocera 214

Leptogaster 181

Leptopeza 186

Leptopygus 132

Leptorhaptus 150

Leptothorax 151

Leptura 112

Lepturoides 101

Lepyronia 37

Lestes 24

Lestremia 172

Lethocerus 40

Leueania 73

Leucanium 40

Leuconycta 74

Leucopis 226

Leucorrhinia 26

Leucospis 149

Leucostola 183

Leucozona 192

Leuctra 23

Liancalus 184

Libellula 26

Liburnia 33

Liburniella 33

Lichenomina 29

Ligyrocoris 46

Lima 115

Limnaecia 53

Limnephilus 49

Limneria 131

Limnia 215

Limnophila 164

Limnoporus 41

Lininospila 208

Limonia 162

Linnaemyia 200

Liogma 166

Lipeurus 30

Lispa 209

Lispocephala 209

Lissonota 139

Listotrophus 96

Lithacodes 51

Lithacodia 75

Lithomoia 72

Livia 38

Lixis 80

Lixophaga 199

Lobophora 61

Loderus 123

Lomanaltes 79

Lonchaea 216

Lonchoptera 188

Longitarsus 117

Lophocrabro 157

Lophodonta 68

Lopus 41

Loxocera 219

Lucidota 97

Lucilia 205

Ludius 101

Luperina 74

Luperodes 116

Lycaena 89

Lycaenopsis 89

Lycomorpha 80

Lycophotia 70

Lygaeus 45

Lygris 61

Lygus 43

Lyperosia 205

Lytogaster 221

Macaria 64

Machimia 51

Macrobasis 100

Macrocentrus 129

THE MOUNT DESERT REGION

239

Macrocera 174

Macrocoenosia 211

Macrolophus 42

Macrophya 124

Macropis 159

Macrops 119

Macropsis 34

Macrorchis 211

Macrosargus 178

Macrostylus 41

Madiza 223

Magdalis 119

Malachius 99

Malacosoma 81

Mallochiella 225

Mallota 195

Malthodes 98

Mamestra 71

Marathyssa 76

Matuta 70

Meadorus 47

Mecomma 42

Mecostethus 22

Medeterus 183

Megachile 160

Megamelanus 33

Megarhyssa 137

Megaselida 188

Melanochaeta 223

Melanopliila 103

Melanophthalma 105

Melauoplus 22

Melanorhopala 44

Melanostoma 192

Melanotus 102

Melaphis 39

Meleoma 27

Melissodes 159

Melitaea 86

Meloe 100

Memytlirus 53

Meniscus 139

Meuopon 29

Meoiieura 225

Merocoris 46

Merodon 195

Meromyza 222

Meroplius 219

Meroptera 59

Mesochorus 132

Mesoeyphona 163

Mesoleius 135

Mesoleptidea 135

Mesoleptus 135

Mesoleuca 63

Mesotenus 140

Mesovelia 44

Metalestra 78

Metanema 67

Meteorus 129

Metliypostena 199

Metopia 204

Miarus 120

Microbraeon 128

Microchrysa 178

Microcryptus 142

Microdon 190

Microgaster 128

Microgoes 113

Micromus 27

Microphorus 187

Mierophthalma 203

Microplitis 128

Micropteryx 50

Microrhagus 102

Microrhopala 117

Microsania 190

Microtomus 108

Milichiella 225

Minettia 215

Miris 42

Molophilus 163

Monalcoris 42

Monoblastus 134

Monochamus 113

Monoclona 175

Monodes 75

Monohammus 113

Monopis 51

Monoxia 116

MordeUa 100

Mordellistena 100

Morellia 206

Mumetopia 225

Musca 205

Muscina 206

Myas 91

Mycetaulus 219

240

BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP

Mycetina 105

Mycetophila 176

Mycodiplosis 173

Mycomya 175

Mycothera 176

Mydaea 208

Myelois 59

Myersia 147

Myiospila 206

Myopsocus 29

Myrmica 151

Myrmosa 150

Myrsidea 29

Myrsina 201

Mystacides 50

Mytilas 40

Nabicula 45

Nabis 45

Nannothemis 26

Napaea 221

Napomyza 227

Neaspilota 218

Nebria 91

Necrobia 99

Necrophorus 95

Nehalennia 25

Neleucania 72

Nematocampa 66

Nemioblastus 131

Nemobius 21

Nemopodia 219

Nemoria 60

Nemorilla 200

Nemoura 23

Neoascia 194

Neoborus 43

Neocatolaccus 148

Neocladura 163

Neoclytus 112

Neodiprion 122

Neolasioptera 172

Neoleria 213

Neomysia ' 107

Neophylax 49

Neopus 123

Neosciara 177

Neottiglossa 47

Nephelodes 72

Nephrotoma 166

Nepytia 65

Neiiratelia 175

Neuroctena 214

Neurogonia 183

Neuronia 49

Nitidula 105

Nicrorhagus 102

Nomada 159

Nomaretus 90

Xomophila 57

Nomotettix 23

Nothosympycnus 183

Notiophilus 91

Notiphila 220

Notolophus 68

Notonecta 40

Notopygus 135

Notozus 154

Nyctibora 21

Nymphula 57

Nysius 45

Nysson 157

Oberea 113

Obolodiplosis 173

Ochrocera 203

Oclithera 221

Ochthiphila 225

Ocydromia 187

Ocyptera 200

Ocypterosoma 198

Ocypus 96

Odontaulacus 147

Odontomerus 137

Odontomyia 179

Odontota 117

Odynerus 154

Oecetina 50

Oedalea 186

Oedionychis 116

Ogcodes 180

Oidaematophorus 60

Olemira 50

Olesicampe 131

Olethreutes 55

Olibrus 106

Oligia 74

Oligothrophus 173

Omaseus 92

Omosita 105

THE MOUNT DESERT EEGION

241

Oncocnemis 71

Oncometopia 3-4

Oncomyia 197

Oncopsis 34

Ontholestes 96

Onthophagus 109

Ophaltes 133

Ophiderma 37

Ophion 134

Ophyra 207

Opius 127

Opsebius 180

Opsodexia 203

Orelielimum 21

Orchestes 120

Orectoderus 42

Oreogeton 187

Oreta 81

Ormosia 164

Ornithobius 32

Ornithoica 227

Ornithomyia 227

Oriiithoponus 227

Orouotus 143

Oropeza 166

Orphulella 22

Orsodachna 114

Orthacheta 212

Orthocephalus 42

Orthoceratium 184

Orthofidonia 64

Ortholomus 45

Ortlionama 62

Orthotomicus 121

Orthotylus 42

Oscinis 223

Osmia 160

Otiorhynchus 118

Oxybelus 157

Oxyporus 96

Oxyptilus 60

Oxystoglossa 159

Pachybrachys 114

Pachynematus 125

Pachyophthalmus 204

Pachyprotasis 123

Pachysphiiix 83

Packardia 51

Paeonias 82

Pagasa 45

Palloptera 217

Palpomyia 170

Palthis 78

Paniphila 84

Pangonia 179

Pangrapta 77

Paniscus 133

Paiiorpa 48

Pantliea 76

Pautoclis 150

Papaipema 75

Papilio 84

Parac'lius 185

Paradexodes 199

Paragus 191

Parahelophilus 196

Paralimnophora 208

Parallelia 76

Panillelina HI

Parallelomma 212

Paramesius 150

Paramyia 225

Parauomalon 133

Parastichtis 72

Parataxonus 122

Parectecephala 222

Paregle 211

Parexorista 201

Paria 115

Parydra 221

Passaloecus 156

Patrobus 91

Pedicia 165

Pegomyia 209

Pelastoueurus 185

Pelecinus 150

Pelenomus 120

Peleteria 202

Pelomyia 225

Pemphigus 39

Pempliredon 156

Penthe 108

Peoria 60

Peribalus 47

Perigea , 74

Perilampus 149

Perillus 48

Periope 136

242

BIOLOGICAL, SURVEY OF

Peripsocus 28

Perithous 138

Perla 23

Perlinella 23

Pero 67

Peronea 55

Pezoporus 137

Phaeogenes 143

Phalaenopliana 78

Phalocrocera 166

Phalonia 56

Phaonia 206

Pharmacis 56

Phasia 198

Phellopsis 107

Pheosia 67

Pherbellia 214

Philaenus 38

Philanthus 156

Philaronia 38

Philhydrus 95

Philobia 64

Philometra 78

Philonthus 96

Philopotamus 50

Philopterus 30

Philotarsus 29

Philygria 221

Phlegyas 46

Phlepsius 36

Pholeomyia 225

Phora 189

Phorichaeta 202

Phormia 205

Phorocera 201

Phortica 224

Photinus 98

Photurus 98

Phyciodes 86

Phygadeuon 142

Phylidora 165

Phyllobaenus 99

Phyllocnistis 51

Phyllodecta 115

Phyllodinus 33

Phyllogaster 209

Pliyllomyza 225

Phyllophaga 110

Phyllotreta 117

Pliylocentropus 50

Phlyctaenia 57

Phryganea 48

Plirynofrontiiia 201

Phryxe 201

Phymatodes 112

Physocephala 197

Physostegania 64

Phytocoris 44

Phytodietus 137

Phytomyza 226

Phytophaga 173

Pieris 84

Pilaria 165

Pilatea 201

Pimpla 138

Piophila 219

Pipiza 191

Pipizella 191

Pipunculus 190

Pissodes 119

Pithanus 42

Pityobius 101

Pityogenes 121

Pityophthorus 121

Plagia 200

Plagiognathus 41

Plagodjs 66

Plathemis 26

Plathypena 79

Platycentropus 49

Platycerus 110

Platychirus 192

Platycoenosia 207

Platylabus 143

Platymetopius 35

Platynus 92

Platypalpus 186

Platypeza 189

Platypezoides 190

Platyptilia 60

Platysoma 97

Platytylellus 43

Platyura 174

Plecia 177

Plectiscus 131

Plectoeryptus 142

Plesignathus 142

Pleuroprucha 61

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Pleurotropis 148

Plusia 77

Poanes 84

Podabrus 98

Podalonia 155

Podisus 48

Poecilocapsus 43

Poeciloeystus 43

Poecilus 92

Poemenia 137

Pogonomyia 207

Pogonomyza 211

Pogonosonia 182

Polia 71

Polidea 199

Polites 84

Pollenia 205

Polyblastus 134

Polycentropus 50

Polydontomyia 196

Polydrusus 118

Polygonia 87

Polygraphus 121

Polylepta 175

Polymerus 43

Polypsoeus 28

Polyselandria 123

Polysphincta 138

Pompiloides 152

Pontania 125

Pontia 84

Porosagrotis 69

Porphyrops 183

Porricondyla 172

Portlietria 69

Priocnemis 153

Prioeycla 67

Prionocyphoua 104

Prionolabis 165

Pristiphora 124

Pristodactyla 92

Probezzia 171

Prociphilus 39

Proclitus 132

Promethes 136

Prosalpia 211

Proscus 143

Prosimulium 178

Prosopis 160

Protenor 46

Protocalliphora 204

Protophormia 205

Psairoptera 217

Psammochares 152

Psammophila 155

Psen 156

Pseudageiiia 153

Pseudenautha 199

Pseudoanthonomus 120

Pseudoculicoides 170

Pseudolimiiophora 165

Pseudomenopon 30

Pseudopsila 219

Pseudotephritis 217

Pseudothyatira 80

Psila 220

Psilomastix 147

Psilopa 220

Psilopus 182

Psithyrus 161

Psocus 28

Psychoda 170

Psylla 39

Psylliodes 117

Psyllobora 106

Pteronidea 125

Pterophorus 60

Pterostiehus 91

Ptilodexia 203

Ptinus 108

Ptychopoda 61

Ptychoptera 161

Publilia 37

Pycnoglossa 211

Pycnopsyche 49

Pyractomena 98

Pyralis 58

Pyrameis 87

Pyrausta 57

Pyrellia 206

Pyrophaeua 192

Quedius 96

Eallicola 32

Ranatra 40

Eaphia 77

Eavinia 204

Eeuia 78

Ehabdophaga 172

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BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF

Rhaehieerus 178

Rhagio 180

Rhagium Ill

Rhagoletis 217

Rhagovelia 41

Rhamphomyia 187

Rhaphidolabis 166

Rhaphium 183

Rhegmoclema 177

Rheumaptera 63

Rhingia 194

Rhinoeapsus 41

Rhinoncus 120

Rhipidia 162

Rhodites 148

Rhodophora 69

Rhogas 130

Rliyacophila 49

Rhyncliagrotis 71

Rhynchites 118

Rhysophora 220

Rhyssa 137

Ricinis 30

Riechertella 177

Rivellia 217

Rivula 77

Ropalopus 112

Sabulodes 67

Sagaritis 131

Saldula 41

Salebria 59

Saltella 219

Saperda 113

Saprinus 97

Sapromyza 216

Sapromyzosoma 216

Sarcophaga 204

Sargus 178

Satyrodes 88

Satyrus 88

Scambus 139

Seaphinotus 90

Scaphisonia 97

Scaphoideus 35

Scaptomyza 224

Scatella 221

Scatophagu 212

Scatophila 222

Scatophilella 214

Sceliphron 156

Seenopinus 181

Sceptonia 177

Sehizotachina 198

Schizotus 100

Schizura 68

Schoenomyza 211

Sciaphilus 118

Sciapus 182

Seiara 177

Sciocoris 47

tSciomyza 214

Sciophila 175

Scirtes 104

Scoliocentra 213

Scoliopteryx 77

Scoparia 58

Scopesis 134

Scopiorus 136

Scotobates 108

Scotogramnia 71

Scudderia 21

Scymuus 106

Sehirus 48

Seioptera 217

Selenophorus 93

Semiseopis 52

Seiiotainia 204

Sepedon 215

Sepsis 218

Septis 73

Serica 109

Sericomyia 195

Serieus 101

Serphus 150

Serromyia 170

Serropalpus 108

Sialis 26

Sicya 65

Sidemina 74

Sideridis 72

Silpha 95

Simulium 178

Sinea 44

Siphona 200

Siphouella 223

Siphophyto 200

Sirex 126

Sisvra 27

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Sitona 119

Sitones 119

Smerinthus 82

Solenius 157

Solenozopheria 148

Somula 197

Sophropompilus 153

Spallanzania 202

Spanui 180

Spanoteenus 135

Spargania 62

Sparganothis 55

Spathidexia 203

Spathius 130

Sphaerophoria 194

Sphecodes 159

Sphegina 194

Sphenophorus 121

Sphex 155

Sphinx 82

Spilochalcis 149

Spiloeryptus 141

Spilogona 208

Spilomyia 197

Spogostylum 180

Spudaea 135

Staphylinus 96

Stegana 224

Stenocryptus 141

Stenodema 43

Stenoloplius 93

Stenoma 52

Stenosyrphus 193

Stenus 95

Sterictiphora 126

Stethorus 106

Stigmus 156

Stilpnotia 69

Stiphrosomus 134

Stobaera 33

Stomoxys 205

Strangalepta Ill

Straugalia Ill

Stratiomyia 179

Strongylocoris 42

Strongylogaster 123

Strongylogastroidea 123

Strymon 89

Sturmia 201

Stygeropis 166

Stylocryptus 142

Stylops 90

Suillia 213

Swammerdamella 177

Symmerista 68

Symmerus 174

Symmorphus 153

Sympetrum 26

Sympherobius 27

Symphora 108

Sympiesis 148

Sympycnus 183

Synanthedon 53

Synchlora 60

Syndyas 186

Syneches 186

Synelys 60

Syneta 114

Synomelix 135

Syntemna 176

Syntomaspis 149

Syritta 196

Syrphoctonus 136

Syrphus 192

Systeua 116

Tabanus 179

Tacliinus 96

Tachypeza 186

Tachypterellus 119

Tachys 91

Tachyta 91

Tachytrechus 185

Taeuiorhynchus 168

Tanypeza 218

Tanyptera 166

Tanypus 171

Tapinoma 151

Taxonus 122

Telea 81

Telephorus 98

Telmatophilus 105

Tcmnostoma 197

Tenebrio 108

Tenthredella 123

Tenthredo 124

Tephritis 218

Tephrochlamys 213

Tephrouota 217

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BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP

Terellia 218

Terias 85

Tetanocera 215

Tetrachrysis 154

Tetragoiieuria 26

Tetralopha 59

Tetramerinx 209

Tetrophthalmus 30

Thamnotettix 36

Thanaos 83

Thanasimus 99

Thecla 89

Thecophora 197

Thelaira 203

Themira 219

Thera 62

Thereva 181

Therion 133

Theronia 139

Thiodia 54

Thorybes 83

Thryptoeera 198

Thymalus 104

Thyreodon 133

Thyreopus 157

Tibicen 38

Tinea 51

Tineola 51

Tiphia 150

Tipula 167

Tomicus 121

Tomostethus 125

Tomoxia 100

Tortricidia 51

Tortrix 56

Torymus 149

Toxomerus 194

Toxorhina 163

Trachea 73

Tragosoma 110

Trechodesia 61

Trepobates 41

Triachus 114

Triaenodes 50

Trichina 187

Trichiocampus 125

Trichiotinus 110

Trichisoma 126

Tricliius 110

Trichocellus 93

Trichoclytia 198

Trichodes 99

Trichonta 176

Trichopalpus 212

Trichotaphe 53

Trichotipula 168

Triclistus 136

Tricopticus 207

Tricyphona 165

Trigonalys 147

Trigonoderus 148

Trigonotylus 42

Trimerina 220

Trinton 30

Trioza 39

Triphleps 45

Trirhabda 115

Trishormomyia 173

Trogus 147

Tromatobia 139

Tropaea 81

Tropidia 196

Tropisternus 94

Trox 110

Trychosis 141

Trypetopteia 214

Tryphon 134

Trypoxylon 155

Tychius 119

Typhlocyba 37

Typitium 99

Typocerus 112

Ula 164

Upis 108

Urocerus 126

Utetheisa 80

Vanessa 87

Venusia 63

Verrallia 190

Vespula 155

Viereckiana 131

Villa 181

Volucella 194

Voria 200

Winthemia 202

Wohlf ahrtia 204

Wyeomyia 168

Xanthia 73

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Xanthorhoe 62

Xanthotype 66

Xenoschesis 132

Xestocis 109

Xestocrabro 157

Xiphydria 126

Xorides 137

Xylonomus 137

Xylopliagus 178

Xylota 196

Xylotomima 196

Xylotreclms 112

Xylotype 72

Zaglyptus 138

Zaleptopygus 133

Zanclognatha 78

Zele 130

Zelus 44

Zenillia 201

Zodion 197

Zonosema 217

Zootrephes 137

Zygoneura 177

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