A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE CAMPTOSOMATA (continued) Cryptocephalus moraei, L. Tring, scarce, on Hypericum perforatum fulvus, Goeze. Wihtone, rare frontalis, Marsh. Chipperfield (Piffard) labiatus, L. Tring CYCLICA Lamprosoma concolor, Sturm. Tring, rare Timarcha tenebricosa, F. Tring, very common. This species is certainly attached to species of Galium ; I have repeatedly noticed the larvae feeding on Galium mollugo, in hedgerows near the town violaceonigra, De G. Aldbury, not very common Chrysomela marginalis, Duft. Aldbury, very scarce, on Linaria vulgaris staphylea, L. Tring and Hastoe polita, L. Tring, very common. Doubtless this insect prefers to feed on various Labiate plants. I have found it, both as larvae and imago, swarming on Mentha aquatica in marshy spots, and on Origanum vul- gare in dry chalky situations varians, Schall. Tring gcettingensis, L. Wigginton, one only, walking on roadway didymata, Scriba. Hertford (Stephens) ; Baldock (Wood) hyperici, Forst. Tring, on Hypericum perforatum Phytodecta rufipes, De G. Hastoe, on sallow bushes Gastroidea viridula, De G. 1 - . - polygon!, L. / T ""S Plagiodera versicolora, Laich. Elstree (Pif- fard) Phaedon tumidulus, Germ. armoraciae, L. cochleariae, F. Wihtone, common, at the reservoir Phyllodecta vulgatissima, L. Hastoe ; Baldock (Wood) cavifrons, Thorns. Hastoe, rare, on Populus tremula vittelinas, L. Wihtone; New Barnet (Newbery) Hydrothassa aucta, F. Aldbury, very rare marginella, L. Wihtone, scarce, at the reservoir Prasocuris junci, Brahm. Wihtone ; Two Waters (Piffard) phellandrii, L. Tring Luperus nigrofasciatus, Goeze. Shrub Hill Common (Piffard) rufipes, Scop. Bricket Wood (Lewcock) Lochmaea capreae, L. Tring; Baldock (Wood) } Tring CYCLICA (continued) Lochmaea suturalis, Thorns. Aldbury and Wigginton Commons, on Calluna vulgaris ; Bricket Wood (Piffard) crataegi, Forst. Tring Galerucella viburni, Payk. Tring, rare, on Viburnum opulus nympheae, L. Wihtone, rare sagittariae, Gyll. Wihtone, plentiful in marshy spots by the reservoir ; have seen six or seven hibernating to- gether in one dead reed stem tenella, L. Wihtone, on Spiraea grow- ing by the reservoir Sermyla halensis, L. Tring Longitarsus pulex, Schrank. Aldbury ; Hoddy Hill, Wigginton ; common some years on Thymus serpyllum anchusas, Payk. Little Tring holsaticus, L. Wihtone quadriguttatus, Pont. Hertford (Ste- phens) luridus, Scop. New Barnet (Newbery); Tring, very common, and extremely variable as to colour, a light tes- taceous form being very often met with on the hills, and a very dark (almost black) variety which occurs more often in damp situations brunneus, Duft. Tring agilis, Rye. Baldock, one specimen only (Wood) suturellus, Duft. Tring, fairly com- mon on various species of Senecio atricillus, L. Tring, common, and apparently fond of Labiate plants as well as Leguminous ones melanocephalus, All. Tring atriceps, Kuts. Tring ; I have one or two specimens captured near the town, which Mr. Champion believes belong to this species distinguendus, Rye. Tring, one speci- men only suturalis, Marsh. Wihtone, rare, at the reservoir nasturtii, F. Wihtone piciceps, Steph. Tring, not uncommon on Senecio Jacobaeae and S. vulgaris waterhousei, Kuts. Wihtone and Little Tring, by the reservoirs, on Mentha aquatica, on which plant I have also taken it in other localities flavicornis, Steph. Little Tring, one only pusillus, Gyll. Tring, common, and evidently by no means confined to wild thyme tabidus, F. Near Hertford and Lewin, on Verbascum thapsus (Stephens) I0 4
