A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE ALEOCHARINA (continued) Gyrophzna minima, Er. Tring, usually in fungi on old stumps laevipennis, Kr. Tring and Aihridge lucidula, Er. Wihtone, very rare, two examples in refuse by the reservoir, April, 1 900 ; this species, unlike all other members of the genus, has not been found in fungi in this country manca, Er. Tring and Wihtone ; this insect seems very seldom to be met with in the south of England, and it is noteworthy that I have never met with it on the southern slopes of the Chilterns about Chesham, although it seems to occur pretty generally on the northern slopes of the range in the vicinity of Tring, only a few miles distant strictula, Er. Flaunden, at one spot only, in fungus on old stump Agaricochara bevicollis, Kr. Tring, in fungus on old stumps in woods Placusa pumilio, Grav. Near Bovingdon, scarce, under oak bark Epipeda plana, Gyll. Aldbury and Little Tring Leptusa fumida, Er. Tring, common in the beech woods under bark Sipalia ruficollis, Er. Tring Bolitochara lucida, Grav. Tring Park, in tree fungus ; Baldock (Wood) bella, Mark. Tring Park, taken sparingly Hygronoma dimidiata, Grav. Wihtone, fairly common, at the reservoir Oligota inflata, Mann. Tring, rather com- mon in garden refuse ; New Barnet (Newbery) pusillima, Grav. Wihtone, scarce punctulata, Heer. | _. . atomaria, Er. / Tr "* apicata, Er. Tring, two in rotten beech Myltana dubia, Grav. Wihtone ; Wig- ginton, rather common in moss on pond bank intermedia, Er. Wihtone, scarce, at the reservoir kraatzi, Sharp. Aldbury Common, rare, on the clayey banks of a pond infuscata, Matth. (?) Wigginton, a small Myllaena, which may be this species, occurs plentifully in moss on a pond bank at this village Gymnusa brevicollis, Payk. Shantock ; Bov- ingdon (Piffard) Deinopsis erosa, Steph. Hastoe, among dead leaves in the middle of a dried up pond 92 TACHYTORINA Hypocyprus longicornis, Payk. Tring discoideus, Er. Wihtone, very rare, under reeds by the reservoir Conosoma littoreum, L. Tring pubescens, Grav. Tring ; New Barnet (Newbery) lividum, Er. Tring, scarce Tachyporus obtusus, L. ) - . formosus, Matth. / fn * solutus, Er. Wihtone, very rare, by sweeping pallidus, Sharp. Wihtone, rather rare, under dead reeds by the reservoir chrysomelinus, L. ] humerosus, Er. I Tring hypnorum, F. j pusillus, Grav. Tring ; New Barnet brunneus, F. / (Newbery) Cilea silphoides, L. Tring, scarce Tachinus flavipes, F. Tring, one speci- men in stercore ovino humeralis, Grav. Tring ; New Barnet, (Newbery) rufipes, L. subterraneus, L. [ Tring marginellus, F. J kticollis, Grav. New Bamet (Newbery) Megacronus cingulatus, Mann. Wihtone, rare, in refuse analis, F. Aldbury, scarce, in moss inclinans, Grav. Aldbury, rare Bolitobius lunulatus, L. ) trinotatus, Er. Tring exoletus, Er. ) pygmasus, F. Tring Mycetoporus splendens, Marsh. Wihtone, not common, in refuse punctus, Gyll. Tring, rare, taken by sweeping on the hills lepidus, Grav. Tring, scarce longulus, Mann. Wihtone nanus, Er. Hastoe, one only in dead leaves clavicornis, Steph. Tring, rare splendidus, Grav. Tring, not uncom- mon, at the reservoirs Habrocerus capillaricornis, Grav. Aldbury, in dead leaves STAPHYLININA Heterothops dissimilis, Grav. Tring, rare, in haystack refuse quadripunctula, Gyll. Wihtone, one in refuse by the reservoir, April, 1900 Quedius longicornis, Kr. (?) Bricket Wood (Lewcock) lateralis, Grav. Tring, not rare, in rotten fungi in September mesomelinus, Marsh. Tring i- fulgidus, F. New Barnet (Newbery)
