. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. ICHNEUMON-FLIES, PART 2'. XORIDLNAE 469. Figures 211-213.—Localities: 211 (left), Odontocolon canadense; 212 (center), O. mellipes; 213 (right), 0. curium. Point, Bethany, East Aurora, East Hampton, Flatbush, Huguenot, Ithaca, McLean Bogs Reserve in Tompkins Co., New Rochelle, Piermont, Quogue on Long Island, Sodus Point, Taughannock Falls, West Farms in New York City, and Yates Co.); North Carolina (valley of Black Mts., Raleigh, and Sylva); Ohio (Cedar Point in Erie Co., Cleveland, Columbus, Ira, Logan Co., Puritas Springs in Cuyahoga Co.,
. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. ICHNEUMON-FLIES, PART 2'. XORIDLNAE 469. Figures 211-213.—Localities: 211 (left), Odontocolon canadense; 212 (center), O. mellipes; 213 (right), 0. curium. Point, Bethany, East Aurora, East Hampton, Flatbush, Huguenot, Ithaca, McLean Bogs Reserve in Tompkins Co., New Rochelle, Piermont, Quogue on Long Island, Sodus Point, Taughannock Falls, West Farms in New York City, and Yates Co.); North Carolina (valley of Black Mts., Raleigh, and Sylva); Ohio (Cedar Point in Erie Co., Cleveland, Columbus, Ira, Logan Co., Puritas Springs in Cuyahoga Co., and Put-in-Bay); Ontario (Marmora, Niagara Glen, Normandale, Orillia, and Toronto); Pennsylvania (Aspinwall, Easton, Guyasuta Run in Pittsburgh, Heckton Mills in Dauphin Co., Ingle- nook in Dauphin Co., Jeannette, Kemp ton, Lebanon, Pittsburgh, Presque Isle, Roxborough, and Thomhill in Allegheny Co.); Rhode Island (Providence); South Carolina (Greenville); South Dakota; Tennessee (Great Smoky Mts. on the State road to Newfound Gap); Virginia (Blacksburg, Dayton, Dead Rim in Fairfax Co., Falls Church, Glencarlyn, Great Falls, Leesburg, Mount Vernon, and "Wolf Gap at 2,300 ;); West Virginia (Bolivar, Chester, French Creek, and Monongalia Co.); and Wisconsin (Fond du Lac Co. and Madison). Collection dates are rather evenly distributed from mid-spring to mid-fall. Unusually early and late dates are: May 8 at Lawrence, Kans.; May 10*at^Riverton, N. J.; May 11 in Midland Co., Mich.; October 12 at New Brunswick, N. J.; October 16 at Taughannock Falls, N. Y.; and October 20 at Takoma Park, Md. Host records on pin labels are as follows: 9, ovipositing in Acer infested with Parandra brunnea, Plummers Island, Md., May 15, 1912, Schwartz and Barber. 9, parasite on Parandra brunnea, Falls Church, Va., August 1928, A. B. Champlain. | 9, bred from Parandra brunnea, French Creek, W. Va., F. E. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that ma
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