742 MR. W. H. ASHMEAD — EEPORT ON THE PARASITIC [NoV. 19, towards the costa, are also less curved, but do not appear to difEer in disposition. The male has since been received. 120. Sterrhanthia sacraria. Phalcena-Geometra sacraria, Linnaeus, Syst. Nat. i. 2, p. 863. Uganda. 121. AciFTiLUS, sp. Allied to A. pentadactylus, but too much injured for identi-fication. Euwenzori, 6000-8000 feet. EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. Plate XLII. Fig. 1. Amauris ellioti, p. 723. 2. Mycalesis aurivillii, p. 724. 3. Argynnis hanningtonii, p. 729. 4. excelsior, p. 729. 5, 6. Junonia pyriformis, p. 726. 7, 8. gregorii, p. 726. Plate XLIII. Fig. 1. Mylothris croceus, p. 734. 2,3. Heterabraxas roseoiittata, cJ2,p. 741. 4. Malacosoma ? thoraciea, p. 740. 5. Xanthospilopteryx hypercompoides, p. 739. 6. Callarctia ellioti, p. 739. 5. Keport on the Parasitic Hymenoptera of the Island of Grenada^ comprising the Families Cynipidoe, Ichneu-monidae, Braconida, and Proctotrypidce. By William H. AsHMEAD.^ [Eeceived October 18, 1895.] Through the kindness of Dr. C. V. Eiley, I have been enabled to furnish the report upon the specimens of parasitic Hymenoptera, comprising the families Cympidce, Ichneumonidce, Braconidce, and Proctotrypidce, collected by Mr. Herbert H. Smith in the Island of Grenada. The collection was transmitted to Dr. Eiley to be worked up, by Dr. David Sharp on behalf of the Committee for investigating the Flora and Fauna of the West-Indian Islands. In the families Ichneumonidce and Braconidce comparatively few specimens were taken, and, although some few species were found to be new to science, the majority were already known, many of them having been described quite recently by the writer in his report upon the St. Vincent Hymenoptera. The family Ichneumonidce was represented by only nine species, » Communicated by Dr. D. Sharp, F.E.S., P.Z.S., on behalf of the Committee for investigating the Flora and Fauna of the West-Indian Islands.
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