. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. no Illinois Natl'R-\l History Survey Bulletin Vol. 33. An. 1 Hybomitra lasiophthalma (Macquart) Tabanus lasiophthalmus Macquart (1838: 147). Tvpe-localitv: Carolina. Tabanus punctipennis Macquart (1847:39). Tvpe-locality: Pennsylvania. Phila- delphia. Tabanus notabilis Walker (1848:166). Tvpe-localitv: New York and Georgia. Tabanus fretus Stone (1938:154). Tvpe- localitv: Connecticut. Lyme. Tabanus guttiferus Harris (1925:70). No- men nudum. Tabanus redactus Walker (1850:66). Type- localitv: unknown. Moderate size (14 mm); brownish; subcallus denud
. Bulletin. Natural history; Natural history. no Illinois Natl'R-\l History Survey Bulletin Vol. 33. An. 1 Hybomitra lasiophthalma (Macquart) Tabanus lasiophthalmus Macquart (1838: 147). Tvpe-localitv: Carolina. Tabanus punctipennis Macquart (1847:39). Tvpe-locality: Pennsylvania. Phila- delphia. Tabanus notabilis Walker (1848:166). Tvpe-localitv: New York and Georgia. Tabanus fretus Stone (1938:154). Tvpe- localitv: Connecticut. Lyme. Tabanus guttiferus Harris (1925:70). No- men nudum. Tabanus redactus Walker (1850:66). Type- localitv: unknown. Moderate size (14 mm); brownish; subcallus denuded, shim; eves hair\; basal callus shinv. protuberant; abdo- men broadlv orange brown laterallv; wings hvaline or faindv tinted, with conspicuous dark spots, vellow costal cell. Male eve facets little dififerentiated: frontal triangle grayish: eves hairv The eggs are laid on various plants over moist ground; the egg mass is small and shining black, resembling a drop of tar on the leaf. Larvae (Fig. 262) are found in moist or wet sod, sphagnum bogs, and marshes (Pechu- man 1972; Teskev 1969). Wilson (1969) collected lar\ae from a relativelv dr, forest floor. In Illinois adults appear in mid-April and have been collected until mid-Julv H. lasiophthalma is a wide-ranging species, extending from Georgia to southern Quebec and west to eastern Texas and British Columbia (Fig. 278). In Illinois this species is distributed throughout the state (Fig. 278). Hybomitra lurida (Fallen) Hybomitra lunda Fallen (1817:5). Type- localitv: Scandia. Tabanus metabola McDunnough (1922: 239). Tvpe-localitv: .Alberta, Nordegg. Moderate size (13 mm); brownish black; subcallus denuded, shinv; eves hairv; third antennal segment stout; abdomen with faint median triangles, vellowish sublateral spots on second, third, and fourth tergites; wings hva- line with dark yellow costal cell, faint brownish spots, and a tendencv for veins toward bases of wings to be oudined in vellowish brown. Male eve facets scarce
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