C. A. Frost.
Tricrania sanguinipennis Say.
Psyche 17(4):130, 1910.

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130 Psyche
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SECOND STAGE LARVA: Not readily distinguishable from the second stage larva of Praon.
THIRD STAGE LARVA: Very similar to same stage of Praon, except that it is slightly larger and head is more pointed. Length nearly 3 mm. Fig. 3. Aphidiws rose Hal. (?). First Stage Larva. Before concluding we wish to take this opportunity of expressing our gratitude to Messrs. Viereck, Pergande and H. S. Smith for the determination of specimens.
TRICRANIA SANGUINIPENNIS SAY.
A female specimen of this species was taken on the under side of a piece of board in a sand pit in Framingham, Mass., April 16, 1905, and with it was a large mass of what I have considered to be the eggs. They are now very much shrunken and discolored but seem to be elongate oval in shape, measuring more than half a rnilli- meter in length and about one third as wide. The other inhabitants of this sand pit are Cicindela rugifrons, C. generosa, and possibly a few sand burrowing hymenoptera. A male specimen of this beetle has recently been brought to me; this was also found in a sandy place. These two specimens are the only ones that I have seen from this locality. C. A. FROST.
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