Report of the State Entomologist of Connecticut for the year .. . 1 Ti\ ^p zf-f ???^... •^ 1 t. .^?•f^-^ 1. Figure 9. Map of Connecticut showing territory quarantined in 1923 onaccount of gipsy moth ment, our own foreman being in charge but on the Federal pay table of statistics on page 262 shows the degree of infestationin each town. In the towns of Canterbury, Chaplin, Hampton, Plainfield andSterling, the infestations were all small and not worthy of partic-ular mention. In Ashford, one colony of 107 egg-clusters was found in woodlandon the western side of Biglow brook on lan
Report of the State Entomologist of Connecticut for the year .. . 1 Ti\ ^p zf-f ???^... •^ 1 t. .^?•f^-^ 1. Figure 9. Map of Connecticut showing territory quarantined in 1923 onaccount of gipsy moth ment, our own foreman being in charge but on the Federal pay table of statistics on page 262 shows the degree of infestationin each town. In the towns of Canterbury, Chaplin, Hampton, Plainfield andSterling, the infestations were all small and not worthy of partic-ular mention. In Ashford, one colony of 107 egg-clusters was found in woodlandon the western side of Biglow brook on land owned by G. H. Myersof Union, Connecticut. Brooldyn had one colony which was considered dangerous, 47egg-clusters being found on an oak tree in an open pasture owned REPORT OF GIPSY MOTH WORK. 255 by Patrick Moran near the junction of the State road and theAllen Hill road. In Eastford two large colonies were found, both woodlandinfestations, one of 191 egg-clusters just south of Crystal Lakeon land owned by Andrew Chilkott, and the other on land ownedby Mr. Floating about two miles west of Eastford Post Offreportofstateent256conn
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