Annual Report upon the Geographical and Geological Surveys and Explorations West of the 100th Meridian, in Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona

Annual Report upon the Geographical and Geological Surveys and Explorations West of the 100th Meridian, in Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona - Page 884

1326 REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS. LEPTOCORIS, Kahn. Z. trivitUOw. Lygceus trivittatus, Say; Joarn. Acad. Philad. IT, p. 322, No. 9. Leptocoru trivittatus, StAJ; Enam. Hemipt. i, p. 886. From Southern Colorado, Jaly, Lieat. W. L. Carpenter. FAMILY LYGAEIDJ3. LYGAEUS, Fab. 1. L. reclivatus. Lygcsus redivatus, Say; Jonrn. Acad. Philad. iv, p. 381, No. 1. From Southern Arizona, Mr. Henshaw; San Ildefonso, N. Mex., Dr. Yarrow and Mr Shedd; Cave Spring, Ariz., Jaly, Mr. Henshaw ; Pueblo, Colo., July, Dr. Yarrow and Mr. Wilkin; Abiquiu, N. Mex., Dr. O. Loew; Mojave Desert, Cal., July, and near Mojave River, July, Dr. O. Loew. 2. L, costalie. Lygcsus costalis, H. Schf.; Warn. Ins. vii, p. 38, fig. 706. Obtained in California. 3. X. fasdatus. Lygaeus fasdatus, Dallas; Brit. Mas., Hemipt ii, p. 538, No. 17. Lyganu aulicus, H. Schf; Wans. Ins. vi, p. 76, flg. 646. Common in the Atlantic region south of Massachusetts; also in Texas, Mexico, and the West Indies.' The only specimen in this lot was collected in Southern California, by J. A. Hasson. MELANOCORYPHUS, St& l. M. facetus. Lygcsus faostus, Say; Heteropt. New Harmony, p. 13, No. 8. From the plains and foot- hills of New Mexico; June to October; collected by Lieut W. L. Carpenter. . MELANOFLEURUS, 8tal, M. biatriangularia. Lygcsus bistriangularis, Say; Heteropt. New Harmony, p. 14, No. 3. Melanopleurus bistriangularis, St& l; Ennm. Hemipt. iv, p. 169. Collected at Camp Bowie, Arizona, August 8, by Mr. Albruiz. NYSICJS, Dallas. 1. N. anguttatus. Nysius anguttatus, TJhler; United States Geological Survey of Montana, 1871, p. 406, No, 8. Obtained at Pueblo, Colo., in July, by Dr. Yarrow and Mr. Wilkin; at Fort Garland, in July, Mr. Hunt. 2. N. oalifornicu8. Nysius calyfornicus, St& l; Engenies Rosa, Hemipt., p. 242, No. 56. Collected in New Mexico, in September, by S. Bedell; at Fort Garland, in August, by Mr. Shedd; July, by Dr. Yarrow, and in Southern California, June- July, by H. W Henshaw. ISCHNORHYNCHUS, Fieb. L didymus. Lygaeus didymus, Zett; Vet. Akad. Handl. 1819, p. 71, No. 20. Oymus Franciscanus, St& l: Eugenies Rosa^ n. 252, No. 84. Isehnorhynehus didymus, Fieber; Earop. Hemipt., p. 199. Southern Colorado, Dr. H. C. Yarrow. GEOCORIS, Fallen. 1. G. pallen8. Geocoris pollens, 8tal; Eugenics Resa, p. 250. From the Mojave region, California, in July, Dr. Loewi