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Euphydryas phaeton (Drury)
Specimens: July 7, 1955 and July 6, 1956 in the Cedar Lake bogs, usually on
the higher ground. Speyeria idalia (Drury)
Specimens: Two females, June 24, 1942, along the north shore of the Big Turkey
Lake, Lagrange County. August 11, 1968, North Manchester, Wabash County. Euptoieta claudia (Cramer)
Two specimens July 6, 1956 on a quaking bog on the east side of Cedar Lake in
Lagrange County. Uncommon in July and August (1966 and 1968) in Wabash
County.
Satyridae
Lethe eurydice applachia R. L. Chermock
July 17, 1942 two specimens collected along the border of a bog at Hogback
Lade, Steuben County. The identification was made by Frank Chermock.
Lethe eurydice (subspecies undetermined) was collected July-August 1967 in
North Manchester, Wabash County. Euthychia mitchellii (French)
Specimens: July 11, 1950, on a quaking bog on the east side of Cedar Lake in
Lagrange County. Many others were collected in July each year from 1952
to 1956.
Specimens were donated to the Ohio State Museum, the Ohio State University Museum and the U. S. National Museum.
EUREMA SALOME IN TEXAS (PIERIDAE)
Within the United States Eurema salome limoneus (Felder and Felder) is definitely known to occur only in Arizona (Klots, 1951, "Field Guide to the Butterflies"). The data on old specimens supposedly collected in Texas is vague and uncertain. In fact, in a list of the butterflies and skippers of Texas reproduced by Xerox in 1963 by R. O. Kendall and H. A. Freeman Eurema salome is not mentioned. Therefore, it was of some interest to find a female of Eurema salome in poor condition among a collection of Texas butterflies donated to the California Insect Survey by J. O. Hunt, of San Diego, California. The specimen was collected by Hunt at Harlingen, Cameron County, Texas on August 18, 1957.—Paul A. Opler, University of California, Berkeley, California.
BOOK NOTICE
INDEX LITTERATURAE ENTOMOLOGICAE, Serie II, vol. Ill (M-R). By W.
Derksen and U. Scheiding-Gollner. 528 pp. Published by the German Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Berlin, 1968.
The "Index" contains all entomological papers published in the period 1864 to 1900. The third volume includes the authors' names in alphabetical sequence from Maag to Rzehak. For most authors the important biographical dates are given. The "Index" is very important for all students in entomology. For reviews of the first two volumes, see Journal Lepid. Society, 19: 62 (1965) and 21: 144 (1967).—Josef Moucha, National Museum, Prague, Czechoslovakia.