A HISTORY OF STAFFORDSHIRE TENTHREDINIDAE (continued) TENTHREDINA (continued) Eriocampa rosae, Harris. Occasionally in south (F- JO Blennocampa albipes, Gmel. Burton bipunctata, Klug. Burton fuscipennis, Fall, (luteiventris, Klug.) Burton fuliginosa, Schr. Burton pusilla, Klug. Burton Athalia spinarum, Fb. The ' nigger ' or turnip fly. Burton, &c. rosae, L. Burton NEMATINA Dineura stilata, Klug. (bicolor, Steph.) Burton Cladiuspectinicornis, Fourc. (difformis, Pz.) Burton, common viminalis, Fall (grandis, St. F.), Burton - eradiatus, Htg. (morio, St. F.). Burton, common Nematus appendiculatus, Htg. (pallipes, St. F.), Burton - lucidus, Pz. Burton - haem:>rrhoidalis, Cam. Burton - miliaris, Pz. Burton - myosotidis, Fb. Burton - croceus, Fall (dorsalis, St. F.). Burton - salicis, L- (capreae, Fb.). Burton ribesii, Scop, (trimaculatus, St. F.), R. G. ; Burton ; Dcre Val.'ey (F. J.), &c. salicis-cinereae, Retz. On Salix alba at Alton, August, 03 (C.B.) - gallicola, Westw., on Salix fragilis, L. Alton (C.B.) ; R. Trent (F.J.) ClMBIClNA Cimbex lutea, L. (femorata, L.). Near Burton, on alder and birch, rare Trichiosoma lucorum, L. Common in early spring, Burton ; Dove Valley (F. J.) HYLOTOMINA Hylotoma rosae, L. Burton, infests rose trees cyaneocrocea, Forst. Burton PAMPHILINA Pamphilus sylvaticus, L. Burton TENTHREDINIDAE (continued) CEPHIDAE Cephus phthisiacus, Fb. (pallipes, Klug.). Burton tabidus, Fb. Burton pygmaeus, L. Burton SIRICIDAE Sirex gigas, L. Females occur occasionally, Ham (R.G.) ; Dove Valley ; Uttoxeter (F. J.) ; Hanley (W. Bladen) ; Stone, fairly common ; Cbeadle (J. R. B. M.) ; Helelgh Castle Wood (T. W. Daltry) juvencus, L. Large numbers found in a dead spruce-fir, in all stages of development, in August, 1850 (Sir O. Mosley, Zoo!. 1850, p. 2960). 'Produced some years ago in great numbers from a diseased spruce fir at Rolleston' (E. B.) [1863]; one taken near Stone (W. Wells Bladen) melanocerus, Thorns, (noctilio, Fb.). $ taken at Cheadle in 1897 (J. R. B. M., N.S.F.C. Report, 1 898, p. 64). (Regarded by Cameron as probably not a distinct species.) CYNIPJDAE Rhodites cgianteriae, Htg. On Rosa canina, L., at Alton (C. B.) rosae, L. Generally distributed forma-tuberculata. Great Gate (C. B.) Aulax heiracii, Bouche. On H. umbellatum (R. G.) Xestophanes brevitarsis, Thorns. On Potentilla silvestris, Neck. Alton (C. B.) Andricus fecundatrix, Htg. On Quercus robur, L. Alton (C.B.) Cynips kollari, Htg. Already established in the district round Burton in 1863 ; now com- mon on Q. robur, L. everywhere Biorhiza terminalis, Fb. Also common on Q. ro- bur, L. everywhere Dryophanta folii, Htg. (scutellaris, Adler) ? Alien (C. B.) Neuroterus numismatis, Oliv. Common lenticularis, Oliv. Common on Q. robur, L. Alton (C. B.) HYMENOPTERA ENTOMOPHAGA (Cbrjsids, Ichneumons, CHRYSIDIDAE Cleptes pallipes, St. F. (semiaurata, L.). Burton Elampus (Hedychrum) auratus, L. Burton Chrysis cyanea, L. Burton viridula, L. Burton ignita, L. Burton ; Mayfeld, and Dove Valley, not uncommon (F.J.) IcHNEUMONIDAI [Still remain unworkcd. R. C. Bradley (Eat. 1896, p. 222) records a pair of Banchus pirtuJ, Fb. from Cokvich, and specimens of [Also ICHNEUMONIDAE (continued) Pimpla turionellae, L. and Ichneumon ex- tensorius, L. were identified by Mr. C. Morley among some insects taken at Cheadle in 1903] BRACONIDAE unworked up to the present. Edwin Brown mentions Microgaster glomeratus as ' very common,' and also records Evania appendi- gaster as parasitic on the cockroach in the Burton district] 86
