PARTIAL LIST OF INSECTS COLLECTED IN 1885, BY DR. ROBERT BELL, IN CONNECTION WITH THE HUDSON’S BAY EXPEDITION.
LEPIDOPTERA, DETERMINED BY H. H. LYMAN.
Papilio Brevicauda, Saunders. 1♀. St. John’s, N.F. This specimen is interesting from the absence of fulvous from the upper side.
Papilio Turnus, Linn. 1♂. Taken at Topsail, N.F.
Pieris Napi, Esp. Arctic form, Bryoniæ, Ochs. ♀, Summer form, Acadica, Edw. ♀. Taken at St. John’s, N.F. The former is the spring form, and the latter the summer one. The two broods overlap, and specimens of both are thus taken flying together.
Pyrameis Atalanta, Linn. One specimen. St. John’s, N.F.
Colias Pelidne, Boisd. Var. Orange ♂. Taken at Hyla on E. side of Hudson’s Bay, 30 miles south of Cape Wolstenholme. This is the most interesting specimen in the collection, only one other Orange ♂ having previously been reported, as described Mr. Moschler in Wien. Ent. Mar. IV, p. 354 (1860).
Colias Nastes, Boisd. One specimen of rather small size. Taken at Cape Chudleigh, Hudson’s Strait.
Argynnis Polaris, Boisd. Three specimens (2♂, 1♀), Cape Chudleigh. Three specimens, Cape Digges, Hudson’s Bay.
Laria Rosii, Curt. Two specimens. Cape Digges.
Anarta Richardsoni, Curt. Two specimens. Cape Chudleigh.
Also several others not yet determined.
COLEOPTERA,
DETERMINED BY DR. G. H. HORN. (Per favor of W. H. Harrington.)
STUPART’S BAY.
Amara hyperborea, Dej. Over 100 specimens. Pterostichus hudsonicus, Lee. Hydroporus longicornis (occurs in Europe). ” perplexus, Shp. Agabus longulus, Lee. (?) 50 specimens.
CAPE CHUDLEIGH.
Nebria sahlbergi, Fisch. Amara hyperborea, Dej. Lepyrus colon, Linn.
CAPE DIGGES.
Amara hyperborea, Dej. Agabus longulus, Lee (?). Criocephalus agrestis, Kirby.
BLANC SABLON.
Nebria sahlbergi, Fisch. Pterostichus luczottii, Dej. Quedius sublimbatus, Mäkl.
_From an approximate Survey by Lieut. A. R. Gordon R. N. of
H.M.S.S. ALERT 1885_]
Observations on the Geology, Zoology and Botany of Hudson's Strait and Bay, Made in 1885 · The Wunder Library — complete classics, free to read, with narration.