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. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 748 REPORT OF XEAA' JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. TABUDA Walker. T. fulvipes Walk. Riverton IV, 17, 30, Westville IV, 16, Clementon IV, 15, V, .5 (Jn); Lahaway IV, 20 (Sm); Manumuskin IV, 24-V, 5 (Dke)." PSILOCEPHALA Zett. P. hsemorrhoidalis Macq. Newark VI, 16, Jamesburg VII, 4, Westville, VIII, 13, Shiloh IX, 1, Avalon VI, 9, Cape May VI, 14 (Jn); Pemberton VII, 8, IX, 1 (Hk). P. morata Coq. Avalon VI, 8, Cape May VI, 14. P. aldrichii Coq. Jamesourg VII, 4, Riverton VI, 15, Wej'mouth VIII, 16 (Dke); Westville VII, 12, Stone
. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 748 REPORT OF XEAA' JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. TABUDA Walker. T. fulvipes Walk. Riverton IV, 17, 30, Westville IV, 16, Clementon IV, 15, V, .5 (Jn); Lahaway IV, 20 (Sm); Manumuskin IV, 24-V, 5 (Dke)." PSILOCEPHALA Zett. P. hsemorrhoidalis Macq. Newark VI, 16, Jamesburg VII, 4, Westville, VIII, 13, Shiloh IX, 1, Avalon VI, 9, Cape May VI, 14 (Jn); Pemberton VII, 8, IX, 1 (Hk). P. morata Coq. Avalon VI, 8, Cape May VI, 14. P. aldrichii Coq. Jamesourg VII, 4, Riverton VI, 15, Wej'mouth VIII, 16 (Dke); Westville VII, 12, Stone Harbor VIII, 3. P. rufiventris Loew. Clementon V, 30, Pleasantville VI, 13 (Lt); West- ville VII, 2, Atlantic City VIII, Avalon ^^, 9, Anglesea VII, 16. P. scutellaris Loew. Dunnfield VII, 8, 12, Jamesburg VII, 4. P. pictipennis Wied. Jamesburg VII, 4 (div) ; Riverton VII, 3, Atco VI,, 18, ^^I, 9 (Jn); Pemberton VII. 8. Clementon V. 30 (Hk). THEREVA Latr. T. senex Wlk. Dunnfield VII, 15 (Jn); Boonton VIII, 23 (GG); Caldwell (Cr): Trenton VIII, 11 (Hk). T. albifrons Say. Riverton V, 14, Clementon V, 6. T. sp. Toms River V, 30 (Dke). Family SCEXOPIXID.^. The "window-flies": small, slight, blue flies, somewhat flattened, and with yellow or red legs. The larvse are slender and worm-like often found under carpets, where they feed on "moths" and other carpet pests. SCENOPINUS Latr. fenestra! is Linn Caldwell (Cr); New Brunswick (Sm); Riverton, Atco VII, 21 (Jn); Glassboro VII, 5 (CG); DaCosta VII, 20 (Dke) ; Ashland V, VI (Hk). glabrifro ns Meig. New. Fig. 308. Jersey (Jn). -The window fly, Scenopinus fenestralis: Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original New Jersey state museum. [from old catalog].
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