A List of Some of the Catalogues and Local Lists of North American Coleoptera.—III (R.-Z.)
International Journal of
A LIST 0 1
OF SOME OF THE CATALOGUES 0 1
BY JOHN HAMILTON 0 1
SAMUEL I-IENSHAW. 0 1
0 Reineeke , Ottomar. See: Zscr, Frank
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o6 1Reed, E.B.
nx8e6i9g,hvb.or,hopo.d69o-f7oL.)ondon, Ont.
Coleoptera taken in the
(Can. ent.,
44 species
:N.Y.
Number of families (3 t) genera (t9) and specxes
(8o) found in the vicinity df London, Ont.; 3
undetermined species additional to the above have
been collected.
IO7 leinecke, Ottomar. Additional list
of Coleoptera. (Bull. Buff. soc. nat. sci.,
88, v. 4, P. 55.)
listed from the vicinity of Buffalo,
to9 filahlberg, John. Coleoptera och
medlemmar a Berings Sunds Amerikanska
Hemiptera insamlade af Vega-expeditionens
kust. (Vega-exped. vetens, iaktt., 885, bd.
4, P. 59-7.)
6 species of Coleoptera listed from Port Clarence,
Grantley Harbor and Bay of Iman-Ruk.
rxo aunders, W. Entomological notes
during a, trip to Saguenay. (Can. ent.,
868, v. p. -3.)
8 species
listed with localities.
fiavage, H.
See: HVWARD, R.
fay, Thomas. Descriptions of
coleopterous insects collected in the late
expedition to the Rocky Mountains, performed by
order of Mr. Calhoun, Secretary of War,
under the command of Major Long. (Journ.
acad. nat. sol. Phil., x823, v. 3, P. x39-2x6;
I824, P. 38-28 298-33 4o3-462; x824, v. 4,
P. 83-99.) Ed. Leconte, v. 2, p. 89-z36.
Describes 3.54 species.
2 8ohaupp, F.G. The Cicindelidae of
the neighborhood of New York. (Bull.
Brooklyn ent. soc., x878 v. x, p. 28.)
A list of 5 species With localities and times of
appearance.
x3 ehaupp, F. G.
tera.] (Bull. Brooklyn
ent.[Fslootr.i,da87C8olve.op,P. 34.)
Adds 3 species to those listed by Schwarz.
4 IBohaupp, F’. O. List of" Carabidae
found in the neighborhood of New York
city. (Bull. Brooklyn ent. soc., 883, v. 6,
p. 29-32; 7r-72.)
species
pearance.
listed with localities and times of
ap15 Nchmelter, H. Coleoptera of the
neighborhood of New York.
Chrysomelidae. (Bull. Brooklyn ent. soc., 1878 v.
I, p.
96 species listed.
116 8chwarz, E. A. List of Coleoptera
collected in Michigan in 1874. (Psyche,
1876, v. 1, p. 45-i48.)
species enumerated with notes and localities.
117 chwar, E. A. The Coleoptera of
Florida. (Proc. Amer. philos, soc. 1878 v.
17, p. 353-471.)
1386 species and varieties listed p. 434-469; the
of than additional species noted
species described by the author and by
many
Leconte.
118 fiiehwarz, E. A. On a collection of
Coleoptera from St. Augustine, Florida.
(Proc. ent. soc. Washington, 1889, v. I, p.
169-171. Separate: 2 p.
Genera. remarks collection of 6oo species of
Coleoptela collected in the vicinity of St. Augustine,
Fla. 24oo species known to in Florida.
,ehwarz, E.A. See: HUBBARD, H. Cl.
119 $mith, John B. List of Coleoptera
collected byJ. R. Spencer at Fort Churchill.
(Rep. progr. Can. geol. surv.. 882-83-8.4
1885, p. 62 DD.)
detemnined and
undetermined species listed.
I20 mit:h, J. B. Catalogue of insects
found in New Jersey. (Final rep. state
geologist, I89O, v. 2,486 p.)
ei67 species and vameties of Coleoptera listed
p. 69-27 localities and collectors given when
known.
121 lnow, F. It. List of Coleoptera
collected in Colorado in June, July and August,
1876 by the Kansas University scientific
expedition. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci., 1877 v.
5, P’ 15-2")
304 species and varieties enumerated; chiefly
identified by Dr. J. L. Leconte. This list also appeared
in the Kansas collegiate 877,
122 f3now, F.H. The insects of Wallace
county, Kansas. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci.,
1878, v. 6, p. 6I-7O.
Includes captures in Gore county; 316 species and
varieties of Coleoptera listed p. 6-7o xvith
county localities of capture.
I23 l!!inow, F.H. List of Coleoptera
collected near Dome Rock, Platte Canon.
Colorado, by the Kansas University scientific
expedition for 1878. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci.,
1878, v. 6, p. 75-77.)
99 species and varieties listed; few not
fully identified.
12 4 Snow, F. }-1. List of Coleoptera
collected in Santa Fd Canon, N. M., by the
Kansas University scientific expedition for
188o. (Trans. Kdns. acad. sci., 188t, v. 7,
p. 70-77 .)
37 species listed.
=25 now, F. II. Douglas county
additions to the list of Kansas Coleoptera in 1879
and 188o. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci., 1881, v.
7, P. 78-79-)
44 species listed.
I6 now, F. H. Lists of Lepidoptera
and Coleoptera, collected in New Mexico by
the Kansas University scientific expedition
of I88r and 188. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci.,
t883, v. S, p. 35-45.)
55 species and varieties of Coleoptera listed
P. 39-45; not fully determined.
1; 7 8now, ’. H. Additions to the list of
Kansas Coleopterain 188I and 1882. (Trans.
Kans. acad. sci., 1883, .v. 8, p. 58.)
few
49 species listed; not fully determined.
18 Snow, F. H. Lists of Lepidoptera
and Coleoptera collected in New Mexico by
the Kansas University scientific expeditions
of t883 and I8S4. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci.,
1885, v. 9, P. 65-69.)
49 species and varieties of Coleoptera listed
p. 66-69; not fully identified.
29 Nprague, P. S. Insect fauna of
Camel’sl-ltrmp, Vt. (Arch. sci., 871.)
55 species of Coleoptera listed.
13o Streoker, Herman. Coleoptera.
(Annual rep. chief engineers for 1878 878 p.
1864-t866
A list of 33 species collected in the San Juan region
of Colorado.
31 8nmmera, S. V. List of Coleoptera
of St. Louis county, Missouri. (Can. ent.,
I873, v. 5, P- 13-34: t45-t47: I68-17o:
9ot9: I874, v. 6, p. 5a-55.)
59 species and varietie. listed; the list not
cmnpleted beyond the Colydiidae.
I3. Summers, S.V. Catalogue of the
Coleoptera from the region of Lake
Pontchartrain, La. (Bull. Buffalo soc. nat. sci.,
I874, v. 2, p. 78-99.) Separate: 21 p.
9o6 species and varieties listed; tew not
fully identified.
133 Taylor, George W. Tle entomology
of Vancouver Island. Notes on seventy-six
species of Cicindelidae and Carabidae
collected near Victoria, Vancouver Island. (Can.
ent., 1886, v. 18, p. 34-37.)
Notes of capture and frequency
given.
34 Townsend, C. H.T. A list of
Coleoptera collected in Louisiana, on or south of
parallel 3 o. (Can. ent., 1885, v. 17, p.
6673.)
I3 species and varietms listed, with localities
and notes of capture.
135 Townsend, Tyler. Contribution toa
list of the Coleoptera of the lower peninsula
of Michigan. (Psyche, I889, v..5, P. 23I-35.)
t66 species and varieties listed; few not
fully identified.
3o9-311.
94 species
listed.
White, J. E. See: BROmE, W.
141 Wiokham, H.F. A list o[ the
Coleoptera of Iowa City and vicinity. (.Bull. lab.
nat. hist. state Univ. Iowa, 1888, v. I, no. t,
p. 81-92.
861 species and xo varieties listed" few species
are not fully identified.
Wiokham, H.F.
bert.
142 Zesch, Frank H. andleinecke,
Ottomar. List of the Coleoptera observed and
collected in the vicinity of Buffalo. (Bull.
Buffalo soc. nat. sci., 1881, v. 4, P. 2"15.)
Separate 14 p.
i424 species are listed.
See
OSBOR, Her
Cape Digges, H. B. T., 51.
Caribou Island, Labrador, 91 92
Churchill River, H. B. T., 80, 82.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 27, 28, 29
Clemente Island, Cal., 53.
Cliftondale, Mass., 39.
Colorado, 13, I4, 15, 45, 50, 64, 76, 78, 79
102, 121, 123, 130, 136 138 139.
Columbus, Ohio, 3
Cross Lake,-Nelson River, H. B. T., 81, 82..
Cumberland House, Sask., 82.
Custer Co., Col., 15
Davenport, Iowa, 99.
Dome Rock, Col., 123
Douglas County, Kansas, 125
Florida, II3, I17, 118.
Flying Post, Ont., 82.
Fort Bridget, Wy., Io3.
Churchill, H. B. T., 119
Simpson, N. W. T., 69
Tejon, Cal., 66.
Whipple, Ariz., 74.
William, L. Sup., 61.
Wool, Va., 137.
Frederic, Iowa, IOI.
Frontera, 64.
Gasp, Quebec, 8, 23.
Gove County, Kansas,
Grantley Harbor, Alaska, lO9.
Green Mountains, Vt., 38.
Green River Basin, Wy., io3.
Grenville, Ca., 2.5.
Grimsby, Ont., 94, 95.
Guadalupe Island, 49.
Hopedale, Labrador, 92.
Hudson’s Bay Region, 26, 5I, 80, 8I, 82, II 9.
Idaho, 46, 47, 78 79.
Indian Territory, 46.
Iowa, 9o, 99, IOO, IOI, I4I.
Iowa City, I4 I.
James Bay, 3 t.
Kabiuakagami, Lake Superior, 82.
Kansas, 46, 58, 59, 64, 68, 7 t, 96 97,
Straits of Belle Isle, Labrador, 91
Stupart’s Bay, H. B. ’r., 51.
Tennessee, 22.
Tdton Basin, Id., 47.
Texas, 5, 64, 65, 7
Thunder Bay, Lake Superior, 61, 82.
Utah, 46, 5o, 71, 78, lO4, 139
Vancouver Island, 43, 75, 133, 14TM
Vermont, 38, 129.
Victoria, Vanc., 43, 133’
Virginia, 44, 37.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.-- A portion of
volume of Psyche which has long been out
of print is now being reprinted and the
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Complete sets of Psyche or any one or more
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copies on hand, however, is extreme,ly limited
and persons desiring to secure full sets or
complete their series are advised to tnal’e
early application to the treasurer, Samuel
Henshaw, Cambridge, Mass.
A list of Labrador insects will be found in
Dr. A. S. Packard’s recent book The
Labrador Coast (N. Y., Hodges) on pp. 385-396
and 446-447 He catalogues 233 species
divided as follows: Arachnida II, Myriopoda
I, Orthoptera I, Odonata 2, Hemiptera 4,
Platyptera I, Plectoptera 3, Trichoptera 2,
Coleoptera63 Diptera II. Lepidoptera lO8,
and Hymenoptera 26. Notes of distribution
and a few dates are added.
Entomologists should not overlook a
holiday book of unusual interest for them,
noting the out-door and in-door observations of
a rambler who knows how to use both eyes
and pencil, not to say pen. It is a volume
by the artist William Hamilton Gibson,
called "Sharp eyes, a rambler’s calendar of
fifty-two weeks among insects, birds, and
flowers" (Harper’s, $5.0o). Both text and
illustrations, the latter on nearly every page,
are by the same hand; better, more living
pictures of our insects have never been
given, especially where they are represented
in flight, when they rival the pictures by
Giacomelli; and yet all are "process cuts."
The volume is excellent reading as well, and
tells the stories of the lives of our common
insects in a charming way. It isan
admirable book to stimulate the young observer.
In a superb monograph of the trees which
furnished the Baltic amber, vith eighteen
finely colored quarto plates, Conwentz of
Danzig publishes some notices of amber
insects, especially of such as were injurious to
the species of Pinus which yielded amber;
among other things he figures the borings of
a beetle referred by Kolbe to Anthaxia and
the larval burrows in the dead wood which
Brischke looks upon as the work of a Sciara.
Dr. Juan Gundlach has just finished the
printing of the second volume of his
Entomologia Cubana which contains the
Itymenoptera, Neuroptera, and Orthoptera.
Prof. John B. Smith’s promised List of
Lepidoptera of Boreal America has been
issued by the American entomological
society; it extends to 124 pages and includes
6o2o nominal species, of which 64o are
butterflies, 229 Sphingidae and Sesiidae, 59 the
families allied to Lithosiidae and
Bombycidae, 1861 Noctuina, 6.I Geometrina, 634
Pyralidina, 429 Tortricina, and 986 Tineina.
It follows the style of Grote’s Check list of
American moths.
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