Lambton Species List Part 2 - Checklist of the Insects and Arachnids of Bosanquet Township

Lepisma sacharina Linnaeus - SILVERFISH
Det. G. Vogg, J.Skevington.Widespread in dwellings, common.

Calopteryx maculata(Beauvois) - EBONY JEWELWING512
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America (north to southern Ontario); NL specimens
from the Ausable River near Sylvan and the Thedford area.

Hetaerina americana (Fabricius) - AMERICAN RUBYSPOT1
Det. J.Skevington.NL specimen from Hungry Hollow.

Lestes disjunctus disjunctus Selys - COMMON SPREADWING73
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington; NL specimens from Thedford area.

Lestes inaequalis Walsh - ELEGANT SPREADWING10
Det. I.Carmichael, J. Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America

Lestes rectangularis Say - SLENDER SPREADWING133
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America

Lestes unguiculatus Hagen -LYRE-TIPPED SPREADWING12
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in North America

Lestes vigilax Hagen - SWAMP SPREADWING281
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America (north to southern Ontario).

Argia apicalis (Say) - BLUE-FRONTED DANCER41
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario (strictly Carolinian). NL specimen from Thedford area.

Argia fumipennis violacea (Hagen) - VARIABLE DANCER114
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington, G.Cattrall.Widespread in eastern North America from South Carolina north to
southern Ontario.

Enallagma antennatum (Say) - RAINBOW BLUET22
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America in the northeastern states and south of the
Canadian shield.

Enallagma basidens Calvert - DOUBLE-STRIPED BLUET1
Det. R.Cannings.New range extension (previously known only as far north as Walpole).Rare in Ontario, likely
expanding its range north.

Enallagma carunculatum Morse - TULE BLUET1
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in North America.

Enallagma civile (Hagen) - FAMILIAR BLUET5412
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington, G.Cattrall.Widespread in North America, local in southern Ontario according to
Walker (this appears to have changed.It is now apparently widespread and abundant, perhaps due to the prevalence
of sewage lagoons).NL specimens from Thedford Sewage Lagoons.

Enallagma cyathigerum (Charpentier) - NORTHERN BLUET2
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Specimen data: Pinery Park Store Area, 26.vi.1991, in copula.

Enallagma exsulans (Hagen) - STREAM BLUET1
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America from South Carolina north to southern Ontario.

Enallagma geminatum Kellicott - SKIMMING BLUET12
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario where it is local.

Enallagma hageni (Walsh) - HAGEN'S BLUET2413
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in North America south to North Carolina.

Enallagma signatum (Hagen) - ORANGE BLUET2
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario.

Enallagma traviatum westfalli Donnelly - SLENDER BLUET46
Det. Donnelly.New for Canada.Two PPP specimens in CNC (pair).Two WP specimens in RBCM.Two WP
specimens in UG. Two PPP specimens in IC personal collection.Two PPP specimens in JS personal collection.
(26.vi.1996, in copula).

Ischnura posita (Hagen) - FRAGILE FORKTAIL22
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario.

Ischnura verticalis (Say) - EASTERN FORKTAIL32151
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington, widespread in eastern North America from South Carolina north to James Bay.

Aeshna canadensis Walker - CANADA DARNER21
Det. J.Skevington.Widespread in North America.

Aeshna constricta Say - LANCE-TIPPED DARNER523
Det. I.Carmichael.Widespread in northern North America.

Aeshna umbrosa Walker -SHADOW DARNER3
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington.Widespread in northern North America.

Anax junius (Drury) - COMMON GREEN DARNER024
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in North and Central America.

Basiaeschna janata (Say) - SPRINGTIME DARNER24
Det. I.Carmichael. Widespread in eastern North America.

Boyeria vinosa (Say) - FAWN DARNER21
Det. J.Skevington. Common and widespread in eastern North America.

Arigomphus furcifer (Hagen) - LILYPAD CLUBTAIL3
Det. I.Carmichael and J.Skevington. Distributed through NE North America, common in southern Ontario.

Gomphus exilis Selys - LANCET CLUBTAIL59
Det. I.Carmichael. Widespread in eastern North America.

Gomphus graslinellus Walsh - PRONGHORN CLUBTAIL2
Det. J.Skevington. Rare in Canada, known from extreme SW Ont, S. Manitoba and S. British Columbia. Walker listsOntario records for Lambton Co. (St. Clair River), Simcoe Co. and Kenora District. Specimen data: Pinery, Eastboundary (on edge of oak savanna along Goosemarsh Line), 17.vi.1995, pair in copula, J.Skevington.

Gomphus spicatus Hagen - DUSKY CLUBTAIL64
Det. I.Carmichael. Widespread in northeastern North America.

Dorocordulia libera (Selys) - RACKET-TAILED EMERALD2
Det. J.Skevington.

Epitheca cynosura (Say) - COMMON BASKETTAIL67
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America.

Somatochlora williamsoni Walker EBONY BOGHAUNTER1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America, but somewhat local in Ontario.

Libellulidae - 20 species

Celithemis elisa (Hagen) - CALICO PENNANT1221
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario; apparently muchmore common now in Ontario than historically.

Celithemis eponina (Drury) - HALLOWEEN PENNANT1
Det. G.Vogg, I.Carmichael. Specimen in Pinery collection.

Erythemis simplicicollis (Say) - EASTERN PONDHAWK33
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario.

Leucorrhinia frigida Hagen - FROSTED WHITEFACE1Det. J.Skevington.

Leucorrhinia glacialis Hagen - CRIMSON-RINGED WHITEFACE1Det. J.Skevington. Specimen from Sylvan Scout Camp (just outside of Lambton County in Middlesex County).

Leucorrhinia intacta (Hagen) - DOT-TAILED WHITEFACE48
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in northern North America north to northern Ontario.

Libellula incesta Hagen - SLATY SKIMMER48
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America east of the Rockies, somewhat local in Ontario.

Libellula julia Uhler - CHALK-FRONTED CORPORAL44
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in North America north to central Ontario.

Libellula luctuosa Burmeister - PIED SKIMMER117
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in North America north to central Ontario.

Libellula lydia Drury - COMMON WHITETAIL026
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in North America north to central Ontario.

Libellula pulchella Drury - TWELVE-SPOTTED SKIMMER12
Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in North America north to central Ontario.

Pachydiplax longipennis (Burmeister) - BLUE DASHERP
Det. J.Skevington.

Pantala flavescens (Fabricius) - GLOBE GLIDER111
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America north to southern Ontario where it occurs in variable numbersannually (likely does not overwinter in Ontario).

Perithemis tenera (Say) - EASTERN AMBERWING23Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario (strictly Carolinian).

Sympetrum internum Montgomery - CHERRY-FACED MEADOWFLY2
Det. J.Skevington.

Sympetrum obtrusum (Hagen) - WHITE-FACED MEADOWFLY12122
Det. I.Carmichael. Widespread in central and northern North America north to northern Ontario.

Sympetrum rubicundulum (Say) - RUBY MEADOWFLY8721
Det. I.Carmichael. Widespread in eastern North America north to southern Ontario. NL specimen from Thedford area.

Sympetrum semicinctum (Say) - BAND-WINGED MEADOWFLY7
Det. J.Skevington.

Sympetrum vicinum (Hagen) - YELLOW-LEGGED MEADOWFLYOb38Det. I.Carmichael, J.Skevington. Widespread in northern and eastern North America north to central Ontario.

Tramea lacerata Hagen - BLACK-MANTLED GLIDER
Det. J.Skevington. Pinery sight record: Sept. 19, 1996, J.Skevington.

ORTHOPTERA - 57 species

Tetrigidae - 7 species

Nomotettix cristatus cristatus (Scudder)21
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America

Paratettix cucullatus (Burmeister)3
Det. J.Skevington; NL specimens from Thedford area.

Tetrix arenosa angusta (Hancock)1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America.

Tetrix brunnerii (Bolivar)From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in northern North America.

Tetrix ornata ornata (Say)2
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America.
Tetrix subulata (Linnaeus)From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

Tettigidea lateralis (Say)From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in eastern and central North America

Acrididae - 24 species

Cyrtacanthacridinae
Schistocerca emarginata (Scudder)3
Det. J.Skevington, also from Vickory and Kevan, 1985; throughout eastern and central North America but apparentlylocal, restricted to prairie-type habitats (grassland, oak scrub, dunes, old fields); in Ontario known only from Pineryarea, in Canada also in southern Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Melanoplinae
Melanoplus angustipennis angustipennis (Dodge)1
Det. J.Skevington, widespread but local east of the Rockies, occurs in sandy fields and dune areas; four previousrecords for Ontario (Vickory and Kevan, 1985).

Melanoplus bivittatus (Say)
Field ID by Frank K.; also from Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

Melanoplus confusus Scudder1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread but local in North America, found on dry sandy wastelands, hillsides or sandy clearingsin forests; in Ontario known from only 10 widely scattered locations (Vickory and Kevan, 1985).

Melanoplus femurrubrum femurrubrum (DeGeer)2
Det. J.Skevington, widespread in North America.

Melanoplus keeleri luridus (Dodge)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America east of the Rockies.

Melanoplus sanguinipes sanguinipes (Fabricius)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

Melanoplus spp.12122Det. J.Skevington.

?Paroxya hoosieri (Blatchley)1Det. J.Skevington.

Locustinae
Arphia pseudonietana pseudonietana (Thomas)25
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in central and western North America; 5 previous records in Ontario, 4 on the shoresof Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, the other on the Ottawa River; prefers dry sparsely weeded areas, especially on sandyor gravelly hills (a prairie upland species).

Arphia sulphurea (Fabricius)22
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America, apparently somewhat local, only 10 Ontario records shownby Vickory and Kevan (1985).

Camnula pellucida (Scudder)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

Chortophaga viridifasciata (DeGeer)1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America.

Dissosteira carolina (Linnaeus)1521
Det. J.Skevington, G.Vogg. Widespread in North America; NL specimen from Thedford Sewage Lagoons.

Encoptolophus sordidus (Burmeister)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in northeastern North America.

Spharagemon bolli bolli Scudder31
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America.

Spharagemon collare (Scudder)41
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America.

Stethophyma lineatum (Scudder)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread but local in northern North America, in wet bogs, meadows andtamarack swamps.

Trimerotropis maritima interior E.M. Walker12
Det. J.Skevington. Local distribution in northeastern North America; found on sandy beaches, 12 previous records inOntario (Vickory and Kevan, 1985).

Gomphocerinae
?Aulocara ellioti (Thomas)2Det. J.Skevington.

Chloealtis conspersa Harris2
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America.

Chorthippus curtipennis curtipennis (Harris)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

?Orphulella speciosa (Scudder)2
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread east of the Rockies in North America.

Orphulella pelidna pelidna (Burmeister)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America east of the Rockies.

Pseudopomala brachyptera (Scudder)15
Det. J.Skevington, G.Vogg. Locally distributed from B.C. to Maine south to Utah; 2 records from Ontario (Vickoryand Kevan, 1985) - Pinery and Point Pelee area; apparently prefers moist bluestem meadows along creeks; in Canadaknown only from 5 other sites in southern B.C. and SE Alberta; dates for adults: 28.vi-23.vii (nymph 10.vi.1996).

Tettigoniidae - 11 species

Conocephalinae
Conocephalus brevipennis (Scudder)211
Det. J.Skevington, A.Walde. Widespread in eastern North America.

Conocephalus fasciatus (DeGeer)1
Det. J.Skevington, widespread in North America.

Neoconocephalus ensiger (Harris)14
Det. J.Skevington, A.Walde. Widespread in North America.

Neoconocephalus spp.2
Det. J.Skevington, immatures.

Orchelimum gladiator Bruner3
Det. J.Skevington.

Orchelimum vulgare Harris11
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern and central North America.

Pseudophyllinae
Pterophylla camellifolia (Fabricius)ObOb1
Det. A.Walde, J.Skevington, rare in Ontario, known previously only from extreme south along Lakes Erie and St. Clair, widespread in eastern North America south of Canada; 5 specimens in UG from Glencoe, Jordan Hill, Chatham.

Phaneropterinae
Amblycorypha oblongifolia (DeGeer)11
Det. J.Skevington. Eastern North America, apparently restricted to shores of Lakes Erie and Ontario and St. Lawrenceand Ottawa Rivers in Ontario, not previously known from Lake Huron in Ontario; dates: 05.ix.1994; 06.viii.1996.

Scudderia curvicauda (DeGeer)442
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America.

Scudderia furcata furcata Brunner von Wattenwyl11
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread throughout North America.

Scudderia pistillata Brunner von Wattenwyl11
Det. J.Skevington.

Scudderia septentrionalis (Audinet-Serville)1451
Det. J.Skevington.

Gryllacrididae - 4 species

Rhapidophorinae
Ceuthophilus brevipes Scudder
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in NE North America.

Ceuthophilus maculatus (Harris)1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern North America.

Ceuthophilus meridionalis Scudder15
Det. J.Skevington. Northeastern North America, essentially Carolinian distribution in Ontario, apparently local inOntario.

Ceuthophilus ?silvestris Bruner1Det. J.Skevington.

Gryllidae - 9 species

Nemobiinae
Allonemobius allardi (Alexander & Thomas)2
Det. J.Skevington; Also from Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

Allonemobius fasciatus (DeGeer)16
Det. J.Skevington; Also from Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in North America.

Allonemobius spp.31

Eunemobius carolinus (Scudder)1Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America. Neonemobius palustris (Blatchley)From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Eastern North America, local in distribution, found only in Sphagnum bogs.Gryllinae

Acheta domesticus (Linnaeus)1
Det. J.Skevington. Holarctic, only in dwellings in our area.

Gryllus pennsylvanicus Burmeister216
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America.

Gryllus veletis (Alexander & Bigelow)11
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in North America to southern Canada.

Oecanthinae
Oecanthus nigricornis F.Walker1472
Det. J.Skevington. Common and widespread in northern North America; NL specimens from Forest.

Oecanthus quadripunctatus Beutenmüller11
Det. J.Skevington. Common in North America north to southern Canada, essentially Carolinian distribution in Ontario.

Tridactylidae - 1 species

Ellipes minutus minutus (Scudder)355Det. J.Skevington. Local throughout eastern North America north to Manitoba and southern Ontario, known only fromfour Ontario sites previously according to Vickory and Kevan (1985). In Pinery found in sandy area with sparsevegetation along river near Cedar Trail platform. All along Mud Creek fringe in Watson Property.

Gryllotalpidae - 1 species

Neocurtilla hexadactyla (Perty)2
Det. A.Rider, J.Skevington, G.Vogg. Rare in Ontario, previously known from only Walpole Island and Point Peleearea, widespread in eastern North America south of Ontario.

BLATTODEA - 4 species

Blattidae - 1 species

Blatta orientalis Linnaeus - ORIENTAL COCKROACH
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Introduced, cosmopolitan.

Blattellidae - 3 species

Parcoblatta pennsylvanica (DeGeer)161
Det. J.Skevington; also from Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Widespread in south and central Ontario.

Parcoblatta uhleriana (Saussure)4412
Det. J.Skevington.

Parcoblatta virginica (Brunner von Wattenwyl)
From Vickory and Kevan, 1985. Essentially Carolinian in distribution.

Parcoblatta spp.36
Det. J.Skevington. Two species key to P. uhleriana, but appear different (glossier, narrower wings).

PHASMATODEA - 1 species

Phasmatidae - 1 species

Diapheromera femorata (Say)24
Det. J.Skevington. Common in northeastern North America.

MANTODEA - 1 species

Mantidae - 1 species

Mantis religiosa Linnaeus24
Det. J.Skevington. Introduced, in North America primarily in the Northeast.

DERMAPTERA - 1 species

Forficulidae - 1 species

Forficula auricularia Linnaeus17
Det. J.Skevington. Common, cosmopolitan.

HEMIPTERA - 56 species

Corixidae

Miscellaneous Corixidae45

Notonectidae - 3 species

Notonecta irrorata UhlerNL 1
Det. D.Caloren, 1998. NL specimen actually from south Lambton, Walpole Island.

Notonecta lunata HungerfordPPP 5
Det. D.Caloren, 1998.

Notonecta undulata SayWP 1PPP 1N11
Det. D.Caloren, 1998. NL specimens actually from south Lambton, Walpole Island.

Nepidae - 2 species

Nepa apimaculata Uhler1NL specimen actually from Sarnia area in south Lambton.
Det. J.Skevington.

Ranatra spp.7
Det. J.Skevington

Belostomatidae - 2 species

Belostoma flumineum Say2
Det. J.Skevington

Lethocerus americanus (Leidy)11
Det. G.Vogg, J.Skevington; common. Widespread in Ontario.

Gelastocoridae - 1 species

Gelastocoris oculatus (Fabricius)52113NL specimens from the Thedford area.

Gerridae - 2 species

Gerris spp.23

Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

Trepobates spp.3

Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

Anthocoridae - 3 species

Anthocoris dimorphicus Anderson & Kelton

From Kelton, 1978. Fairly widespread in Canada, but somewhat local.

Anthocoris musculus (Say)

From Kelton, 1978. Widespread in Canada.

Orius tristicolor (White)

*From Kelton, 1978. Widespread in Canada.

Miscellaneous Anthocoridae42

Miridae - 4 species

Capsus ater Linnaeus1
Det. J.Skevington.

Leptopterna dolobrata (Linnaeus)12
Det. J.Skevington.

Lopidea media (Say)122
Det. J.Skevington.

Platytylellus insitivus Say2
Det. J.Skevington.

Miscellaneous Miridae11226

Aradidae - 1 species

Aneurus inconstans Uhler1

Det. J.Skevington.

Phymatidae - 1 species

Phymata erosa Linnaeus.254
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Reduviidae - 4 species

Emesaya brevipennis (Say)1
Det. J.Skevington.

Reduvius personatus (Linnaeus)2
Det. G.Scudder, J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Sinea diadema (Fabricius)2
Det. G.Scudder, J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Zelus luridus Stål63
Det. G.Scudder, J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Nabidae - 2 species

Nabicula subcoleoptrata (Kirby)23
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Nabis spp. Carayon1
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Miscellaneous Nabidae33

Tingidae - 2 species

Corythucha sp. 11

Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

Corythucha sp. 22011
Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

Lygaeidae - 7 species

Kleidocerys resedae (Panzer)10
Det. J.Skevington.

Lygaeus kalmii angustomarginatus Parshley - SMALL MILKWEED BUG41
Det. G.Scudder. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Lygyrocoris diffusus (Uhler)1
Det. G.Scudder. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Oedancala dorsalis (Say)321
Det. G.Scudder. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Phlegyas abbreviatus (Uhler)555
Det. G.Scudder. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Pseudocnemodus canadensis (Provancher)1
Det. G.Scudder. Rare, in Canada found only in Ontario and British Columbia; one specimen - Port Franks, July 16,1995, K. Stead.

Zeridoneus costalis (V.-D.)1
Det. J.Skevington.

Coreidae - 3 species

Acanthocephala terminalis (Dallas)11
Det. J.Skevington. Rare in Ontario? Carolinian. Only 1 specimen in UG. Specimen Data: North Lambton County,30.vi.1996, J.Skevington; Pinery, Carolinian Trail, 21.vii.1992, I.Carmichael.

Leptoglossus occidentalis Heidemann16
Det. J.Skevington.

Merocoris typhaeus Fabricus1
Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

Rhopalidae - 2 species

Arhyssus spp.1
Det. G.Scudder.

Leptocoris trivittatus (Say) - BOXELDER BUG2
Det.J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Miscellaneous Rhopalidae2

Alydidae - 2 species

Megalotomus quinquespinosus (Say)101
Det. J.Skevington.

Protentor belfragei Haglund313
Det. J.Skevington.

Miscellaneous Alydidae11

Mesoveliidae - 1 species

Mesovelia mulsanti White31
Det. J.Skevington.

Saldidae - 1 species

Saldula sp.1

Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

Pentatomidae - 11 species

Acrosternum hilare (Say)3
Det. J.Skevington

Apateticus spp.31
Det. J.Skevington

Banasa calva (Say)62
Det. J.Skevington

Banasa dimidiata (Say)1
Det. J.Skevington

Coenus delius (Say)11
Det. J.Skevington

Cosmopepla bimaculata (Thomas)272

Det. J.Skevington

Euschistus spp.2164
Det. J.Skevington

Mormidea lugens (Fabricius)5651
Det. J.Skevington

Picromerus bidens (Linnaeus)1
Det. J.Skevington.

Podisus spp.12
Det. J.Skevington

Thyanta custator Fabricius1
Det. J.Skevington. Rare? 3 specimens in UG from Port Stanley, Cootes Paradise and Guelph. Specimen Data:19.vii.1995, Lookout Trail parking lot, J.Skevington.

Miscellaneous Pentatomidae96

Acanthosomatidae - 1 species

Elasmucha lateralis (Say)1
Det. J.Skevington.

Thyreocoridae - 1 species

Corimelaena sp.41

Det. D.Caloren, 1997.

HOMOPTERA - 146 species

Cicadidae - 4 species

Tibicen auletes (Germar) - SCISSOR GRINDEROb215Ob

Det. G.Vogg, J.Skevington, A.Hamilton. Rare, in Ontario restricted to north Lambton with historical records fromTurkey Point area; specimens in CNC and UG; common in north Lambton from July 23 to about Sept. 20; Specimendata: Pinery, 20-27.vii.1995, J.Skevington; Pinery, 23.vii.1991, J.Skevington; Pinery, 24.vii.1992, D.Weigand;Pinery, 27-30.vii.1990, J.Skevington; Pinery, 04.viii.1991, J.Skevington; Pinery, 10.viii.1994, G.Vogg; IpperwashArmy Base, 25.viii-16.ix.1995, J.Skevington. First sight record for Karner Blue Sanctuary Aug. 2, 1996. Two

Tibicen canicularis (Harris) - DOG-DAY CICADA256
Det. G.Vogg, J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Tibicen lyricen (DeGeer)3120
Det. J.Skevington. Rare in Ontario, found only in the vicinity of Niagara Falls and in North Lambton. One specimenin CNC.

Magicicada septendecim (Linnaeus)D
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton, J.Skevington. Photograph in CNC.

Membracidae - 19 species

Acutalis brunnea (Prov.)1NL specimen actually from SL (1 specimen from Walpole Island). Widespread.
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton.

Archasia belfragei Stål12
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. scarce on oak in southern Ontario and southern PQ; specimens in UG fromDundas, Hilton Beach, Windsor.

Atymna inornata Say1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Campylenchia latipes Say1NL specimen is actually from SL (specimen is from Walpole Island). Widespread.

Ceresa diceros (Say)1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread, locally common.

Ceresa lutea (Walker)15
Det. J.Skevington. All PPP specimens from Burley Cmpgd. wet meadows. Widely distributed and locally common insouthern ON and PQ.

Ceresa taurini Fitch3
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Cyrtolobus (Atymna) querci (Fitch)12
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. Generally distributed in southern Ontario, locally common on oaks, possiblymainly Burr Oaks. UG specimens from Walsh, Port Stanley, Queenston, Hastings Co.

Cyrtolobus spp.44
Det. J.Skevington.

Enchenopa binotata (Say)311
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Entylia bicarinata (Forst.)26
Det. J.Skevington; widespread in east.

Ophiderma flava Godg.111
Det. J.Skevington. Widely distributed in S. ON and S. PQ, common on various oaks.

Ophiderma pubescens (Emm)214
Det. J.Skevington. Widely distributed in S. ON and S. PQ, common on various oaks.

Ophiderma salamandra Fairm.1
Det. J.Skevington. Widespread in eastern NA, on oaks.

Smilia camelus (Fabricius)11151
Det. J.Skevington. NL specimen from Thedford. Generally distributed and locally frequent in southern Ontario andQuebec. One melanic specimen from PPP a parasitized _.

Telamona acuminatus (Fabricius)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Telamona ?gibberata Ball1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Not T. concava (Make sure nothing in collection labelled as this).

Telamona spreta God.12
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Telamona monticola (Fabricius)34
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. Southern Sask. to PQ, widely distributed and locally common.

Telamona univittatus (Han.)2
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. Saskatchewan to Quebec, locally common on oak, especially Burr Oak.

Acanaloniidae - 2 species

Acanalonia bivittata (Say)473111
Det. J.Skevington. Common and widespread in southern Ontario.

Acanalonia conica (Say)Only specimen is from south Lambton (Sarnia). This southern species may not make it to north Lambton. Ontariospecimens from: Harrow (1973), Point Pelee (1961), Kingsville (1974), Windsor (1961, 1976), Woodsley (1976),Guelph (1975, 1984), Canard River (1983), London (1981), Rockwood (1976), Leamington (1996). (All in UG).

Dictyopharidae - 2 species

Scolops angustatus Uhler1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. NL specimen from Ravenswood (in CNC) (1 other from Bothwell). This western species is rarein southern Ontario, found only at the two preceeding sites. White edge to wings, more slender than S. sulcipes, verysimple wing veination.

Scolops sulcipes Say3
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread in Ontario.

Cercopidae - 16 species

Aphrophora (Aphrophora) alni (Fitch), (European Alder Spittlebug).30
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario; first recorded in Canada in Toronto on August 6, 1927, but not common until 1952.

Aphrophora (Aphrophora) quadrinotata Say, (Four-spotted Spittlebug)13

Det. J.Skevington. Common and widespread in eastern Canada.

Aphrophora (Pinimber) cribrata (Walker), (Pine Spittlebug)764
Det. J.Skevington. Common and widespread in eastern Canada.

Aphrophora (Plesiommata) parallella (Say), (Spruce Spittlebug)
From Hamilton, 1982. Locally common in spruce-maple woods in eastern Canada (may not be along lakeshore due tohabitat requirements but has been taken in north Lambton); specimens in CNC.

Aphrophora (Plesiommata) saratogensis (Fitch), (Saratoga Spittlebug)5194
Det. J.Skevington. Common and widespread in eastern Canada.

Clastoptera arborina Ball, (Red Cedar Spittlebug)
From Hamilton, 1982; in Canada restricted to southern Ontario where Eastern Red Cedar occurs, locally abundant inthese sites (north Lambton sites likely include both PPP and WP; specimens in CNC.

Clastoptera hyperici Gibson4
Det. J.Skevington. Rare and local, in Canada known from the Pinery area only; feeds on Shrubby St. Johnswort;Specimen data: Pinery, Burley cmpgd. wet meadows, 16.viii.1995, J.Skevington, 3 specimens; also recorded in Pineryin Hamilton, 1982.

Clastoptera obtusa (Say), (Alder Spittlebug)1
Det J.Skevington. Abundant east of the Rocky mountains where alder grows, also on witch hazel and ironwood.Likely throughout north Lambton.

Clastoptera proteus Fitch, (Dogwood Spittlebug)62711
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Ontario.

Clastoptera testacea Fitch571
Det. J.Skevington. Local, in mixed oak-pine woods from Ontario to Nova Scotia (6 localities recorded in Hamilton,1982); recorded from August 1 to September 17 in north Lambton; Specimen data: Port Franks, Richmond subdivision,mercury vapour light, 01.viii.1995, J.Skevington, 5 specimens; Port Franks, Richmond Subdivision, Mercury vapourlight, 20.viii.1994, K.Stead & A.Rider; Pinery Visitor Centre, black light trap, 17.ix.1995, J.Skevington; dates: July10 to Sept. 17.

Lepyronia gibbosa Ball7014414
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. New for Ontario. Rare and local in Canada, known only from SW Manitoba, SESaskatchewan and now north Lambton (common). Dates: June 13 to Sept. 17. 4 specimens into CNC.

Lepyronia quadrangularis (Say), (Diamond-backed Spittlebug)2
Det. J.Skevington. Locally abundant in weedy areas east of the Rocky Mountains. The common Lepyronia in Ontarioeverywhere except along the north Lambton lakeshore where it is replaced by L. gibbosa.

Neophilaenus lineatus (Linnaeus), (Lined Spittlebug)2611
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in Canada except on the Great Plains; introduced; this is one of the dominantfroghoppers in Ontario, except in north Lambton where it is outnumbered by the native species.

Philaenarcys killa Hamilton172221
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. Very common in north Lambton but found nowhere else in Ontario. Dates:(June 13) July 4 to Sept. 18. Widespread from Michigan southwest to AZ.

Philaenus spumarius (Linnaeus), (Meadow Spittlebug)2921
Det. J.Skevington. Abundant, widespread in Canada except on the Great Plains; introduced, the dominant hopper
throughout Ontario except in north Lambton where it is greatly outnumbered by native species.

Prosapia ignipectus (Fitch), (Black Spittlebug)162710
Det. J.Skevington; rare in Canada, known from only 2 sites in Ontario (North Lambton and WalpoleIsland); common in north Lambton between July 29 to Aug. 19; dates: July 25 to Aug. 26.

Caliscelidae - 3 species

Bruchomorpha dorsata Fitch
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. Widespread where little bluestem occurs.

Bruchomorpha oculata Newman
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton (unpublished). In Ontario known from 13 sites. NL siteis Ipperwash Beach.

Fitchiella robertsoni (Fitch)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton (unpublished). In Ontario known only from this site.Also occurs in AR, FL, IL, IN, KS, OK and TX. A prairie endemic. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Disjunct site.

Cicadellidae - 84 species

Aceratagallia humilis (Oman)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. Introduced from the west. Now widespread. NL site isIpperwash Beach.

Agallia quadripunctata (Provincher)111
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread.

Agalliopsis ancista Oman311
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread.

Agalliota spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Amplicephalus inimicus (Say)1
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. BC to NS. Introduced.

Anoscopus serratulae (Fabricius)6
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Data: 13.vii.1974, K.G.A.Hamilton. Common, introduced.

Aphrodes spp.2
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Athysanella terebrans Gillette and Baker
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known only from this site.Also occurs in MN and MB. On sand grass. A prairie endemic. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Athysanus argentarius Metcalf21
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Widespread from MAN - NS. Introduced from Europe.

Balcanocerus crataegi (Van Duzee)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Sask. to ON. Introduced.

Balclutha manitou (Gillette and Baker)12
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Only known from high boreal regions in BC, Yukon and Nfld.! Data: KBS, 13-15.vi.1996,J.Skevington, into CNC; WP, 22.vii.1996 (2), J.Skevington, into UG.

Balclutha spp.1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Bandara spp.111
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Cantura jucunda (Uhler)111
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. New genus for Canada! Two specimens deposited in CNC. One other specimen in CNC fromNew Hampshire.

Chlorotettix galbanatus Van Duzee
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. Widespread in marshes. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Chlorotettix spatulatus Osborn and Ball3241
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known only from this site andfrom Matchette Road, Windsor. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Also occurs in MN, MI, IA and KS. On little bluestem.A prairie endemic. In Ontario, restricted to the Lake Huron shoreline.

Colladonus clitellarius (Say)3
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread MAN to NS.

Colladonus olus Nielson2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. New for Ontario. Known in Canada from Saskatchewan; in USA from MI (Hartwick StatePark). Data: 18-22.vii.1996, J.Skevington. 1 into CNC, 1 into UG.

Colladonus spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Diplocolenus configuratus (Uhler)32
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.Widespread Alberta - PQ.

Doratura stylata (Boheman)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.Widespread, known from 16 sites in Ontario.

Draeculacephala antica (Walker)22
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Draeculacephala zeae Hamilton2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON to NS, common.

Draeculacephala spp.116 NL specimens from Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Empoasca spp.22X
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Erythroneura tricincta Fitch1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON.

Erythroneura vulnerata Fitch12
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON and PQ.

Eutettix borealis Hepner1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Data: 13-15.vi.1996, J.Skevington.

Extrusanus extrusus (Van Duzee)11
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread ON- NS.

Flexamia delongi Ross and Cooley
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known only from 8 sites.NL site is Ipperwash Beach. On little bluestem. A prairie endemic.

Flexamia prairiana DeLong
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known only from this site andMatchette Road, Windsor. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. On bluestems. A prairie endemic.

Flexamia reflexa (Osborn and Ball)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known only from this site,Matchette Road, Windsor, 5 km S. Marysville and Reaume Street Prairie (LaSalle). NL site is Ipperwash Beach.Found in prairies and Eastern grasslands.

Forcipata loca DeLong and Caldwell
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread.

Graphocephala picta (Walker)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON to NS.

Graphocephala teliformis (Walker)12
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON and PQ.

Graphocephala spp.394161
Det. J.Skevington.

Gyponana acia DeLong1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. SW ON and PQ.

Gyponana gladia DeLong2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Never recorded north of the Ohio River! New for Canada. Data: 02.viii.1996, J.Skevington.One specimen in CNC.

Gyponana mali DeLong1Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON.

Gyponana praelonga DeLong11
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. New for Canada. CNC specimens from VA, WV, PA. Specimen data: KBS, 1_,10-15.vii.1996, J.Skevington; WP (Richmond Park), Merc. Vap. Light, 1_, 02.ix.1995, J.Skevington.

Gyponana salsa DeLong21
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread, BC - ON.

Gyponana serpenta DeLong1
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Very common, widespreadacross Canada. Our most common Gyponana.

Gyponana tubera DeLong7
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Southern PQ and ON. All specimens from Richmond Park mercury vapour light.

Gyponana spp.14
Det. J.Skevington.

Hecalus spp.1
Det. J.Skevington, K.G.A.Hamilton.

Idiocerus stellaris DeLong and Caldwell2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread ON - NS.

Idiocerus spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Jikradia olitoria (Say)222
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Common in south (ON andPQ).

Latalus ocellaris (Fallén)2
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread,MAN - NS.

Latalus personatus Beirne3
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread.

Latalus sayii (Fitch)2
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread Alta - NS.

Limotettix osborni (Ball)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread across Canada.

Limotettix urnura Hamilton
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known from 14 sites. NL siteis Ipperwash Beach. On spike rush. A prairie endemic.

Macropsis basalis (Van Duzee)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread on aspen.

Macropsis ferrugineoides (Van Duzee)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread.

Macropsis sauroni Hamilton
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread on sandcherry.

Menosoma cincta (Osborn and Ball)33
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Local in ON and PQ.

Mesamia nigridorsum (Ball)1

Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread Alta - ON.

Neokolla hieroglyphica (Say)2991
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread across Canada.

Oncopsis citra Hamilton1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread across Canada.

Oncopsis sobria (Walker)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread across Canada.

Orientus ishidae (Matsumura)1
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread in ON (Asianspecies).

Osbornellus auronitens (Provancher)5
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON and PQ.

Osbornellus consors (Uhler)65
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Osbornellus limosus DeLong5
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Man and ON.

Osbornellus spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Paraphlepsius fulvidorsum (Fitch)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON - NS.

Paraphlepsius irroratus (Say)1
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread across Canada.Vector of peach and clover diseases.

Paraphlepsius lobatus (Osborn)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. In Ontario known only from this site andGoat Island. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. On little bluestem. A prairie endemic.

Paraphlepsius umbrosus (Sanders and DeLong)410
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Saskatchewan to Ontario.Also known from WI, MN and MB. A prairie endemic.

Pendarus punctiscriptus (Van Duzee)2
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Include description ofnymphs in paper. MAN, ON.

Platymetopius vitellina (Fitch)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON - NB.

Platymetopius spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Polyamia apicata (Osborn)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Ponana quadralaba DeLong4
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON.

Ponana rubida DeLong2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. MAN - PQ.

Prairiana angustens DeLong2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Data: 22-28.vii.1996, 25-31.vii.1996, J.Skevington, Malaise. Both into CNC. New toCanada.

Prairiana kansana (Ball)6
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Data: 08-12.vii.1996, 15-18.vii.1996, 22-28.vii.1996, 07-14.viii.1996, J.Skevington, Malaise,into CNC; 14-19.viii.1996, 26.viii.-03.ix.1996, J.Skevington, Malaise, into UG. New for Canada.

Prairiana spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. Known only from this site. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.A prairie endemic.

Prescottia lobata (Van Duzee)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread MAN - NB.

Psammotettix lividellus complex
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Scaphoideus incisus Osborn1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Only known from Ipperwash, Ravenswood, Pinery and Watford in Ontario.

Scaphoideus intricatus Uhler1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Common in ON.

Scaphoideus lacyi Arnett21
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Scaphoideus major Osborn51
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Scaphoideus veterator DeLong and Beery512
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Scaphoideus spp.22
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Scaphytopius acutus (Say)12
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread across Canada.

Scaphytopius angustatus (Osborn)2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Rare on pines in southern ON and PQ.

Scaphytopius spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Texananus arctostaphylae (Ball)
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread on bearberry.

Texananus decorus Osborn and Ball2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. ON - Man. Data: 08-15.viii.1996, J.Skevington, Malaise, into CNC; 25.vii.1996,J.Skevington, into UG.

Texananus longipennis Crowder31
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Two specimens in CNC (Ruthven near Kingsville and Saskatchewan).

Tylozygus bifidus (Say)81
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach. Widespread in southernOntario and Quebec.

Xestocephalus spp.
From Bug Fauna of Northern Tallgrass Prairies, A.Hamilton. NL site is Ipperwash Beach.

Delphacidae - 3 species

"Liburnia" (Muirodelphax) parvula (Ball)2
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Manitoba to ON, prairie species.

Liburniella ornata (Stål)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread, BC to ON.

Pentagramma variegata Penner1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Widespread across Canada.

Derbidae - 2 species

Cedusa spp.15
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Otiocerus wolfei Kirby1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Rare, only in S. ON in Canada. CNC specimens from Bothwell and Jordon.

Flatidae - 1 species

Metcalfa pruinosa (Say)1187
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Cixiidae - 2 species

Cedusa spp.1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton. Nothing else like it other than a specimen from Guam!

Oliarus spp.7
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Achilidae - 3 species

Catonia lunata Metcalf623
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Epiptera variegata (Van Duzee)1
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Synedoche impunctatus (Fitch)38
Det. K.G.A.Hamilton.

Psyllidae

Misc. Psyllidae1021

Adelgidae - 1 species

Pemphigus vagabundus 1
Det. G.Vogg. Common, widespread on poplar. NL specimen from Thedford Bog (voucher not retained).

Aphididae

Miscellaneous Aphididae22

Eriosomatidae - 2 species

Colopha ulmicola Fitch, (Cockscomb Elm Gall)1
Det. G.Vogg. Voucher not retained.

Harmaphis hamamelidis , (Witch Hazel Cone Gall)1
Det. G.Vogg. Voucher not retained. IS THIS AN ERIOSOMATID OR A PSYLLID??

Pseudococcidae - 1 species

Trionymus winnemucae McKenzie
Det. K.Barber, UG. Trionymus spp.

Aclerdidae - 1 species

Aclerda spp.

NEUROPTERA - 9 species

Corydalidae - 1 species

Chauliodes spp.89Det. J.Skevington, 1997

Sialidae - 1 species

Sialis spp.1Det. J.Skevington, 1997

Hemerobiidae

Miscellaneous Hemerobiidae4717

Chrysopidae - 1 species

Chrysopa spp.91814
Det. J.Skevington, 1997

Mantispidae - 1 species

Climaciella brunnea (Say)P
Det. A.Patterson. Not surprising since many found at Walpole Island in south Lambton County by J.&A.Skevington.

Myrmeliontidae - 4 species

Cryptoleon nebulosum (Olivier)537151
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread in the United States and at least southern Ontario.

Cryptoleon signatum (Hagen)111
Det. J.Skevington. Restricted distribution, from Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Minnesota and Rhode Island.New for Canada. Two specimens. Specimen data: Pinery, 500 m south of Picnic Area 9 on second dune, black lighttrap, 19-20.viii.1994, J.&A.Skevington, G.Vogg; Richmond subdivision mercury vapour light, 06.vii.1996,J.Skevington.

Dendroleon obsoletum (Say)1
Det. J.Skevington. Rare in Canada; 1 record for Pinery; Specimen data: Pinery, 27.ix.1992, G.Vogg.

Myrmeleon immaculatus DeGeer117
Det. J.Skevington. Common, widespread.

Ascalaphidae - 1 species

Ululodes quadrimaculata Say3
Det. J.Skevington. Rare in Canada, known from only 5 sites in Ontario; Pinery is the only known site where theyoccur annually; found from July 4 to August 6; Specimen data: Pinery, 04.vii.1977, B.Marshall & W.Maddison,deposited in ROM; Pinery Visitor Centre, 20.vii.1994, black light, J.Skevington, 2 specimens; Pinery Visitor Centre,21.vii.1994, black light, J.Skevington, deposited in UG; Pinery Outdoor Theatre, 06.viii.1995, B.Kilburn &J.Skevington.

Coniopterygidae

Miscellaneous Coniopterygidae11