J. R. Malloch and F. Knab.
Limosina mirabilis Collin, a Species of Borboridae New to the United States.
Psyche 19(6):199, 1912.

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19121 Mdlock-Limosina Mirabilis Collin
Catocala cara Guenk.
" amtrix Hubner.
" concumbens Walker,
" poteiana Bailey.
" dtrmia Hubner.
" ilia f. uxor Guenk.
"
dia f. osculata H ~1st.
" aniinympha Hubner.
" badia Grote & Robinson.
"
amka f. nerisa Hy. Edwards.
Eupadhenos nuM& Hubner.
Parallelia bistriaris Hubner.
Hornoptera lunuta (edusa) Drury.
Eipzeuxis amerkalis Guenke.
" lubricalis Geyer.
'' dentkulalis Harvey.
" scobialb Grote.
Plathypenu scabra Fabricius.
Hypena humuli Harris.
And about 30 to 40 species as yet unidentified. Geometridae.
Hydriomena laiirupta Walker.
var.
About a dozen species of the so-called micro-Lepidoptera. LIMOSINA MIRABILIS COLLIN, A SPECIES OF
BORBORIDE NEW TO THE UNITED STATES.
BY J. R. MALLOCH AND F. KNAB?
U. S. National Museumy Washington? D. C. Fig. 1. Hind leg
of Limosina mir-
abilti Collin.
Amongst a miscellaneous lot of Diptera col- lected at Veitch, Va.? on June QY 1912y there were three specimens of an interesting Borborid. It was originally described by J. E. Collims (Ent. Month. Mag., Vol. 13, 2d sermY p. 59, figs. 5å GY 1902)? from specimens taken by G. H. Verrall at Newmarket, England? and recorded also from Kirtling, England in the same paper. The re- markable thorn on the hind tibia present in both sexes (see fig. 1) readily distinguishes it from any other described species of the genus Limo- sina. The wing has the second and third costal divisions sub-equal.




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