. Report of observations of injurious insects and common farm pests, during the year ... : with methods of prevention and remedy . 59 Hops. Small Brown Click Beetle . . Agriotes ohscurus 64 Pasture Click Beetle ,, sputator 64 Flea Beetle Psylliodes attenuata 70 Mills. Mediterranean Flour Mill Moth . Ephestia Jmhniella 76 Peae. Pear Gnat Midge Dlplosis pyrivora Pear and Cherry Sawfly .... Eriocampa limacina Planarian. Ground Planarian, Flatworm . Bipalium hewensePoplar. Puss Moth Dicranura vinula Easpberrv. Leaf-bud and Flower Moth . . La»ipronia rnhiella .Snail-slug. Shell-slug Tcstacella hali
. Report of observations of injurious insects and common farm pests, during the year ... : with methods of prevention and remedy . 59 Hops. Small Brown Click Beetle . . Agriotes ohscurus 64 Pasture Click Beetle ,, sputator 64 Flea Beetle Psylliodes attenuata 70 Mills. Mediterranean Flour Mill Moth . Ephestia Jmhniella 76 Peae. Pear Gnat Midge Dlplosis pyrivora Pear and Cherry Sawfly .... Eriocampa limacina Planarian. Ground Planarian, Flatworm . Bipalium hewensePoplar. Puss Moth Dicranura vinula Easpberrv. Leaf-bud and Flower Moth . . La»ipronia rnhiella .Snail-slug. Shell-slug Tcstacella halioiidea Willow. Mottled Willow Beetle Cryptorhynchus lapathi 92101 111 114 119 126 131 SHORT NOTICES Apple. Eye-spotted Bud Moth . .Beech. Felt-scale Cryptococcus fagi Deer. Throat Bot Fly Cephenomyia rufibarbis Strawberry. Ground (Bat) Beetle Harpalus riificornis 143 Tmetocera ocellana 137 . 139. 142 NOTES OF OBSERVATIONS OF INJUEIOUS INSECTS AND COMMON CKOP PESTS DURING 1899. CABBAGE. CABBAGE BUTTERFLIES —Large White, Pieris brassicm, White, Pieris rupee, Linn. Green-veined White,Pieris napi, Pieris brassicm.—1, female butterfly; 2, eggs ; 3, caterpillar; 4, chrysalis. The past season, and also the summer of the preceding year (1898),have both been noticeable for the great prevalence of Cabbage butter-flies in various localities. In 1898 the devastation of the caterpillarsin some places completely ruined the Cabbage crops. The leaves wereeaten to mere shreds, consisting of only the mid-rib and some amountof side veins; and even if the plants were not killed, such growth asthe remnants of life left in them enabled them to make was delayed B 2 CABBAGE. [1899 till so late in the year that it was too weak to be of much service, andthe result was great loss to market gardeners, and much inconvenienceto householders from non-supply of such a convenient vegetable in itsusual plenty and luxuriance. In the past season, although severe in some localities, I am not
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