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EWSLET TER of the MICHIGAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY 2&3 April 25, 1986

T h i r t y - sec 0 n d An nua I M e e tin 9 P I ann e d

Mark O'Brien has prepared an excellent ~ session for this year's annual meeting at the ~ University of Michigan's Matthaei Botanical ~ Gardens. Our featured speaker will be Robert Matthews from the University of Georgia. The extra symposium topic planned this year focu­ (-----: ses on the Great Lakes Region fauna. There will be a lobby display on "Michigan ." Mark chose Zingerman's Deli for the catered luncheon. He says they always have a superior spread. As an added feature, , several companies have donated products which r-· -~--, we will give away as door prizes. And don't : ,----...... forget the poster contest (rules in last ,------, news let ter). Mark has gone all out for this meeting, {' so how about joining us! There will be the usual evening collecting, and of course, --' tours of the fabulous gardens and greenhouses. Put the date on your calendar now and send in the pre-registration form from this newsletter before May 15. See you there!

32nd Annual Meeting Michigan Entomological Society June 6, 1986 co.. 'Iz. ti\i. Matthaei Botanical Gardens 1800 Dixboro Road Ann Arbor, MICH 48105 Call: Mark O'Brien at (313) 764-0471 for further information.

The NEWSLETTER of the Michigan Entomological Society is published as four numbers yearly, at irregular intervals. Please send all notes, news, new records, research requests, notices, season summaries, membership inquiries, etc. to the Executive Secretary, Michigan Ento~ mological Society, Dept. of Entomology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824. FOR SALE: Offering various publications, Officers of M.E.S. including reprints, on entomology, especially . Many old papers now out of President ...... Dave Cowan print. Please send your request to Dr. A. E. President-Elect •.... Mark O'Brien Brower, 8 Hospital St., Augusta, Maine immediate Past President Dave Evans 04330. Executive Secretary ... Mo Nielsen Member-at-Large (1983-86) Glenn Belyea WANTED: Reprints, or any references, dealing Member-at-Large (1984-87) Gary Simmons with the contents of bird stomachs. Member-at-Large (1985-88) Robert Husband Especially interested in studies dealing with Journal Editor .... . Dave Gosling lepidoptera found in stomachs of passerine, Newsletter Editor ... . Louis Wilson birds of prey and other forest birds. Please Associate Newsletter Editor George Heaton send information to Dr. A. E. Brower, 8 Hospital St., Augusta, Maine 04330.

Notices WANTED: Live of any tiger beetle and live true katydids, both male and female. Will piCk up anywhere and pay for the catch (Notices will be run for a year or 4 numbers of the Newsletter unless notified to drop and phone call. Please write: Glenn Firebaugh, 3636 Hoiles, Toledo, Ohio 43612, them. Members desiring longer runs should or phone (419) 478-8314. notify newsletter editor, L. F.. Wil~on, Dept. FOR SALE: Miscellaneous entomological of Forestry, Michigan State Un~vers ~ ty, 48824) publications, covering Coleoptera, Diptera, Hymenoptera, Homoptera, Lepidoptera, Orthoptera, and general topics. Send SASE FOR SALE: Collecting and storage equipment: for draft list to M. C. ~ielsen, 3415 Overlea Cornell Drawers, Unit pinning trays, Dr., Lansing, MI 48917. blacklights, inverters, mercury vapor light, spreading boards, head lamp, USDA light trap, FOR SALE: Collection of approx. 1 M most technical books on lepidoptera, many Lepidoptera (), Crysomelidae (60M), other miscellaneous items. Prices upon other Coleoptera (100M), many Homoptera and request, write or call Glenn Belyea, 8051 Hemiptera in drawers and cabinets. Must Clark Rd., Bath, MI 48808, (517) 641-4224. leave country by end of year. Please contact Rev. Dr. Carlo Brivio, P.I.M.E. Entomological WANTED: Data on Michigan butterflies for use Museum, 17400 Quincy Ave., Detroit, MI in a new publication on the butterflies of 48221. Tel. 313-342-4066. Michigan. Doubtful specimens can be for­ warded for determination or confirmation. Especially interested in Lycaenidae and BOOKS FOR SALE: Beetles of the World, Hesperiidae records. Contact M. C. Nielsen, Gakken. A magnificient color pictorial 3415 Overlea Dr., Lansing, MI 48917 reference book containing illustrations of (517-321-2195). over 600 worldwide beetles with English names and origins. Text is Japanese, ($32.50 postpaid). Beetles, J;lernard Klausnitzer. WANTED: Studies on the Comparative Ethology Fasc1nating and most 1nterest1ng represen­ of Digger Wasps of the Genus Bembix by Evans; tatives of the beetle family. Fantastic Beetles of the Pacific Northwest by Hatch (5 color & b/w illustrations of many rare and vol.); Biology of the Leaf Miners by Hering; extraordinary species. ($21.50 postpaid). The Ecology of Plant Galls by Mani. Write The Dictionary of Butterflies and Moths, stating condition and price to John E. Lathwait, Watson & Whalley, 405 color . Holzbach, 229 Maywood Drive, Youngstown, photographs representing over 1000 speC1es 1n Ohio, 44512. (long run) this A-Z Dictionary that is chock full of RESEARCH NOTICE: To those participating in facts such as size, habitat, etc. An excellent addition to any library. Send the Sesiidae pheromone Project, if you have $19.50 (postpaid) to Ianni Butterfly caught anything interesting with the phero­ o ne please notify me at your convenience. I Enterprises, P. O. Box 81171, Cleveland, Ohio, 44181. c a~ be reached evenings at (312) 237-0543 or ".or ::e :0 Dr . J o hn Holoyda, 2819 N. marmora, FOR SALE: Malaise Traps. Design with proven :~:2a E' 60634 . (long run) superior efficiency, as described and figured by Townes In Entomological News (83: - .~~: B~ ? ~ e s:i d2 e 8~' ~~ te l inae 239-247). Complete with stakes. $198, .: ~ =S ?e:::a. :":'- - a:': ::ea:-::" c s?€cies, postpaid. Order from: Golden Owl Publis hers, Inc., 182 Chestnut Rd., Lexington Park, XD 20653. Phone (301) __ _uo _-_, G i 6~::' ..8 _ :r :.. Z :' .. :a 863-9253. Ro a, ::: ta ~ ~ . (Continued next page) 2 NOTICES (continued) ales, wines and cheeses, an auction of butterfly-related objets d'art to benefit Xerces (donations eagerly sought!) and FOR SALE: Insect Pins; Std. Black, Elephant, dancing and relaxation to the varied music of Stainless Steel, Minutens and Label Pins. Sunrise and Jessica, the highly popular Sizes 000 thru 7 available. For complete folk-rock-forties duo from Skamokawa, Wash. list write: Ianni Butterfly Enterprises, P. The Saturday night banquet will feature our O. Box 81171, Cleveland, Ohio, 44181. (216) usual excellent door prizes, local wines and 888-9763. seafood, and a most exciting and sought-after speaker. Of course, there will also be time FOR SALE: Worldwide, collectible to relax and enjoy the sylvan setting of butterflies, Beetles and rare insects, named Pilgrim Firs. Greenwood paths leading to with data. For subscription to butterfly and views of the Olympic Mountais will beckon, or beetle price lists send $5.00 to Ianni you may swim in lovely Lake Flora. Butterfly Enterprises, P. O. Box 81171, The potential for field trips in the vici­ Cleveland, Ohio, 44181. nity is so great that we can only begin to sample its variety. Currently they plan to CORRESPOND: Italian entomologist interested offer an all-day trip on Saturday, by char­ in papilionidae, Morphidae, Lucanidae, and tered coach, to special nearby habitats. Scarabaeidae of the world wants to obtain This will be a collecting and watching excur­ specimens from many countries, and would like sion to the Hoodsport "heaths" on beautiful to know the address of some dry insect Hood Canal and to spectacular Lake Cushman on dealers in the U. S. or elsewhere in the the edge of Olympic National Park. Clod ius world. Please write to: Marco Mastrocicco, Parnassians, Western and Pale Tiger Via Anselmina 1, 10020 Lauriano (TO) ITALY. Swallowtails, several nymphs, hairstreaks and skippers will certainly be on the wing. With luck, we will encounter the Northwest endemic mistletoe and cedar hairstreaks, Mitoura johnsoni and M. "nelsoni." Dark-of-the-moon Xerces Society to Meet conditions sh;uld make for good sampling at our bucolic base. Depending on demand and Pilgrim Firs Camp Conference Center, Lake logistics, the possibility exists for a Flora, Port Orchard, Washington Monday, June 9 field trip to the famous The Xerces Society will meet on June 4-8, Tenino Prairies and Mirna Mounds, and a visit 1986 in a pleas ant, self-contained rural to the emgryonic Big Soos Butterfly Preserve facility, the meeting will be a varied mix­ south of Seattle. ture of informative sessions, practical Direct any queries to Bob Pyle (206) problem-solving, field outing and relaxed 465-2539 or Melody Allen (503) 222-2788. gathering. The organizers conceive several morning and afternoon sessions devoted to contributed and invited papers. The latter Give Me Entomology will include topics such as cave inver­ tebreate conservation, progress of The Here's another "bug" poem from our Monarch Project, slugs and humans, and fri­ MES-member poet Peter Lisk from Dearborn. tillary conservation in the Northwest and Midwest. Symposia under consideration deal Give me entomology, with Protection of the Puget Prairies, And oh I'll keep happy, Inyertebrate Survey in the Pacific Northwest, As I crawl 'bout the field, British Butterfly Conservation After Collecting my insect yield. Butterfly Year, and Insect Conservation and Then it's anticipation; Utilization in the Developing Tropics. Homeward bound my collection. Workshop topics may include butterfly informational packets, garden club coopera­ A little work need be done,' tion, roadside management programs, and com­ But I will call it insect fun, munity involvement. Special slide As my spreading board I grab, presentations will highlight last year's And I write up a little tab; Xerces Society butterfly watching tour to Then it's time they meet the rest, England, and close personal encounters with And the time I feel the best. butterflies. In addition, several exhibits will be mounted, high-lighting invertebrate My display case overloads, and Lepidoptera red data books from around· I think of all the episodes, the world, Butterfly ephemera, Puget Sound I have had catching my thrills, Area Lepidoptera, and Xerces publications. And the little joys it instills, So if you want good company, Several special events will augment the Consider entomology! meeting this year. For Friday night they plan a sampling of endemic Northwest 3 Peter Lisk Judith Miller, R-Birmingham, cleared the House State Affairs Committee yesterday on a Bee Bill Awaits 9-1 vote. It now goes to the full House. Rep. Margaret O'Connor, R-Ann Arbor cast HONEYBEE BILL AWAITS: Legislation the only committee vote against the biil, but designating the honeybee as Mi c higan's offi­ says she really has no quarrel with honeybees. cial insect is still buzzing around the Legislature. However, the Michigan "I voted against it for the same reason I Entomological Society a pproved a resolution voted. against Grandparents Day," Ms. O'Connor ex~lalned. "Why are we wasting our time with fa~ori~g the tiger swallowtail butterfly, thlS stuff?" whlch lS economically productive like the honeybee, and more specific to Michigan. During yesterday's debate, Ms. Miller said the.bill should "provide some fun in the Leg:slature, which we sometimes need." To the Honorabl e Members of the Michigan Durlng the meeting, she was accompanied by a Legislature: "f'rlend" --a stuffed Winnie the Pooh bear The Michigan Entomological Society because "he loves honey." ' Governing Board meeting on October 22, 1985, The Honeybee Headquarters at Cranbrook adopted the following resolution: Institute of Science, which asked Ms. Miller WHEREAS, there is considerable interest to to introduce the bill, reports that over $200 million worth of crops in Michigan are depen­ adopt a State Inse ct that is dent on honeybees for pollination. The bees symbolic of the State of Michigan; produce as much as 9 million pounds of honey WHEREAS, the Michigan Entomological Society, each year. representing 450 members, is Why an official state insect? Why not. interested in all aspects and the The robin reigns as the official state study of insects; bird even though it is a fairweather friend WHEREAS, the Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly, and winters in the south. But then again , as Papilio glaucus L., is a native one wag pointed out, so does the governor and resident insect of Michigan; a number of lawmakers. WHEREAS, the Tiger Swallowtail is known by By Charlie Cain, Feb. 12, 1986/THE many o f the state's citizens, young DETROIT NEWS. and old; WHEREAS, the Tiger Swallowtail is a large and beautifully colored insect and is therefore visible to many citizens The Caterpiller in ci t ies, rural and forested areas; WHEREAS, the Tiger Swallowtail is a very beneficial insect in the pollination I've oft admired, Willy-nilly, of many native and garden flowers, The humble, plodding "Caterpilly"-­ and fruit trees; Or should I say, "Willar-nillar, WHEREAS, the Tiger Sw a llowtail is a gentle The humble, plodding "Caterpillar"? 'flapper' that Gannot sting or harm anyone at any tlme; He never growls, He never hurries! THEREFORE, be it resolved that the Michigan When blocked, he turns, but never State Legislature officially adopt worries! the Tiger Swallowtail as the STATE So never gets a stomach ulcer, INSECT as representing another Nor taken to a hospital, Sir! beautiful s ymbol of this great state. His gait is even, sometimes twirley! He's never late; he's never early If any member wishes to support this To his appointment for the day-­ resolution, PLEASE send a letter to, or The reason is: he's just that way! personally contact, your State senator and/or He's fuzzy, hairy--never shaves-­ representative at the State Capitol, Lansing, 48933. It may not be too late. And moves in little hunching waves, As he loops along from place to places And phil-o-soph-ic bravely faces

Debate Dro n es O n All of life from birth to chrysalis; So silent, patient, almost ~~~ E: &"' -:--: h -e be .:: 0 l" :-;. !: : he ~ c e: ,. tha t is listCle! )less!!! : h " q ~ -=:;: ~_:: . And when at last he comes to die, He turns into a butterfly void a ~d e nt a :ong-st anri i ag c~n :r~ v ers y , is buzzing ~~t ~ de ba t e ~ er a =easure _hat would And hither, yonder, flits and flies instal l the industrious hone ybee as t he offi­ With speed and grace through sunny skies! cial state insect. While we with envy watch and toddle, The honeybee bill, sponsored by Rep. And wish we were more like this model! 4 tered mountainside retreats in the Mexican Monarchs Beat Odds Sierra Madre. Western monarchs winter near Monterey, Calif. Does lightning ever strike twice in the This week, Mrs. Stifel was told that same place? Does anyone ever pitch back-to­ another of her tagged specimens, No. 48546, back no-hitters? Do tagged monarch but­ also had been recovered in Mexico, at a win­ terflies from the same field ever turn up in tering site about 200 miles from No. 48439. Mexico, 1,500 miles or more from Toledo, "They can hardly believe iL" Mrs. Stifel within days of each other? said of response to the second recovery. Yes, such things happen, but not often. Moreover, both of the recovered monarchs, And when they do, it is worth noting. So add females, were among 168 tagged Sept. 3 in the Doris Stifel and butterflies No. 48439 and same field by Mrs. Stifel. An unusually No. 48546 to the list of rare repeats. heavy monarch migration occurred last fall, Mrs. Stifel, known in Toledo naturalists' possibly related to a cyclic upswing in popu­ circles as the Butterfly Lady, recently was lation. Mrs. Stifel, a research associate of told by the University of Toronto, world the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, monarch research headquarters, that one of tagged about 1,000 of the orange-and-black, the monarchs that she tagged in September, flyweight flappers last summer and fall. She No. 48439, had been recovered in Mexico. The thinks that most of her specimens were specimen was found some 1,500 miles from the migrants coming from Canada across western tagging site, a clover field in Jerusalem Lake Erie. The eastern monarch ranges as far Township. north as Hudson Bay. The r ecovery of No. 48439 alone was big The small wing tags used by Mrs. Stifel news in monarch research, inasmuch as it was and other researchers are practically the first in several years. Tagged but­ weightless and do not affect flight. terflies number in the low thousands; The recovery of tagged monarchs, like the monarchs overall number in the millions. tagging of migratory birds, helps to unravel It is established that monarchs are the such mysteries as how wild creatures navigate only North American butterflies known to make and the extent of a species' range. annual birdlike migrations to and from a win­ tering ground. It is an amazing feat for an By Steve Pollick insect. All the eastern monarchs--those east of the Rockies--gather in a few scat- Jan. 24, 1986, THE BLADE, TOLEDO, OHIO

Ml CIIIGA~ [MTOHOLOC ICAI.. soc I£TY HlCHI GAJI ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY STATl:KENT OF FINAtiCIAL CONDITION HNANCIAI. STATEHENT, 12 MONTHS ENDING 31 DECEMBER 1985 AS OF 31 DECEN8E R 1985 (PERIOD OF 1 JAN. 198~ TO 31 DEC. 1985)

Savings Ac count lnt e rest S 1,321.27 Cash on Hand . $18,244.37 3,962.00 Du e!! ..• . Accounts Receivable ... 994.75 Prepayment s (Postal Fee) . 50.00 1,820.00 Subscriptions, THE GREAT l.AKES ENTOM.OLOG IST Inventories: Postage .. . .. • 20 . 97 Sa le of Separates to Author s ...... 2,232.00 Supp\ ies, Equipaaent. 650.00 NEWSLETTERS, at coat (est.) 500.00 Sale of B.:1ck Issues, Journal and Mevsl c tter 64.90 THE CREAT LAKES ENTOMOLOGIST. at cost (est). 5.000.00 TOTAL INVENTORY. $ 6,170.97 Subsidy (page costs) . 6,497.50 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $25,460.09 Donations, Decals. Misc. Income 690.04 LIABILITIES TOTAL RECEIPTS $16,587.71 CURRENT LlABILlTIES

otSBURS EHEN TS Account. Payable 0 .00 Life Memberships . 320 .00 S.,nking Charges ...... $ 2.68 Prepaid Su b8criptions : Volume 19 .. . 1,195.00 Publ ieat ion Expenses: Vo lume 20 .. . 60.00 1 ,255 .00 Prepaid Dun 1, 686.00 NEWSLETTER, prinr:: and mail . I, [53. 72 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 3,261.00 SURPLUS ...... 22.199.09 JOURNAL, compose. pr int. lIlai 1 8,264.28 TOTAL . •.• • •• . S25,460 .09

Postage. Mai 1 ing Fees. Mall ing Permit. 622.62 HONIES OF THE SOCIETY! Jl DECEMBER 1985 Addressograph, Graphic Services 151. 32 Petty Cash ... 10.00 Su pplies, Equip~ent 510.95 Checking Account . . 2,491.92 Savings Account . .. 15,742.45 $18 .244 . 37 Annua L !"Ieet ing Expens es 1,34~.47 MONIES OF THE SOCIETY. 31 DEC. 1984 (last fiacal report . . . 14,184 .76 Misc. (Copyri.ghtlt, 4-H Foundation , Bond, etc.) 2'>5. 00 MEMBERSHIP: As of 31 Deceuhel' 1985. the Society had 413 1IIembers io good TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ..... atandiog--cocapared to 399 on Dec eaabel' 1984.

SU BSCRIPT IONS: A. of 31 Decembu 1985, there were 172 pa id 8ub8cdptiona t o THE CREAT LAltES !NTOtI)LOGIST.

K. C. Nl!LS!N r;.ecut i ve Secretary

Date : 24 March 1986 5 1986 MEMBERSHIP 1ST of the MICHIGAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY

The list below is arranged alphabetically, ANDERSON, RICHARD L., EPA-Environmental giving the full name and address of all Research Laboratory, 6201 Congdon Blvd., classes of members and a brief note of their Duluth, MN 55804. Toxic effects of specialties and areas of interests. pollutants on PLECOPTERA, EPHEMEROPTERA, As of April 15, 1986, the Society had a TRICHOPTERA, and DIPTERA. total of 423 members in good standing. Th e APPLEBY, JAMES E., Natural History Survey, t o tals by membership clas s and country break 607 E. Peabody, Champaign, IL 61820. down as follows: ARDUSER, MICHAEL S., 7909 Came lot Lane #1, St. Louis, MO 63123. Active 382 Canada 27 AVERILL, ROBERT D. , 16955 W. 48th Pl., Sustaining 15 England 2 Golden, CO 80403. Pest control, Institutional 12 Netherlands 2 behavior, biology, and ecology of Honorary 2 Puerto Rico 1 plantation pine insects, HYMENOPTERA. Life 1 Saudi Arabia 1 Student 11 Spain 1 B Total 423 U.S.A. 389 Total 423 BACH, CATHERINE E., The Univ. of Mich. Division of Biolog ical Sciences, Natural Life members are designated by ***, Science Build ing , Ann Arbor, MI 48109. honorary members by **, and Institutional BAILEY, WAYNE C., 1-87 Agricultural Bldg . , members by * before their name ; Sustaining Univ. of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211. memb ers have their names underlined; and , Papaipema spp. Stude nt members have ( s tudent) after their BALL, JOHN, Horticulture Technology, Univ. of name or specialty. Minnesota Tech. College, Waseca, MN Any corrections or o m~SSlons in this list 56093. should be sent t o the Ex e cutive Secretary. BALLOU, JANETTE, P.O. Box 121, Warrensburg, MO 64093. ODONATA. BALOGH, GEORGE, 3646 Woodcliff, Kalama zoo, MI 49008. LEPIDOPTERA. A BARNEY, ROBERT JOHN, CRS/Plant and Soil Science, Kentucky State Univ., Frankfort KY 40601. COLEOPTERA: Chrysome lidae and Sphecidae, collecting, pest ADKINS, DEAN A., Dept. o f Biology, Marshall control. University, Huntington, WV 25701. BARR, WILLIAM F., Dept. of Entomology, Univ. Biology and ecology, aquatic insects, of Idaho, Mos cow, ID 83843. COLEOPTERA: PLECOPTERA, Capniidae , Allocapnia. Buprestidae and Cl eridae. ALEXANDER, RICHARD D., 10731 Bethel Church BATH, JAMES E., Dept. of Entomology, Michigan Rd., Manchester, MI 48158. ORTHOPTERA, State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. cicadas. Entomology in general; aphids and other Ai-LE, , DO UGLAS C., State Univ., College of virus vectors. ~ ~ "i r on . Sc i ence and Forestry, Syracuse , BAUMGARTNER, DONALD, 150 S. Walnut Stree t, ." __r:' : 32 O. LEP IDO PTERA: northern Palatine, IL 60067 • . a ~ _ ~-~ ~ de : o: :at ~S, ec o logy, BEEHLER, Jeffrey, Dept. of Entomology, Univ. ~,a ~ .a s ~:€ "js : ~ e: a : :' ::: sh ':' ?s, i ::r,> a_= o f of WI-Madison, Madison, WI 53706. , Culicidae. BE L, CHARLES M., Division of Water Quality, 0"': 2::- . :5 . , !XO a :..: . ::-: , "C 2 -5 6 . 5002 Ki l gore Av enue, Muncie, IN 47304. A~~ a ~ ~~ : ~se~:s ~ ~ ?~ ~ p =~ ~~ , Ch ironomidae of Indiana. : i!. :' CHO ? _~ ;t..:.. , .:. a:o d e:: : ogy :::g::. BELYEA, G LE ~ ~ Y., 8051 Clark Rd., Bath, MI ANDERS O , ~ i!. IL , P., P .O. Bo x 55:, San 48808. Collecting, taxomony, biology, Diego, CA 92112. and ecology of LEPIDOPTERA. 6 BENSON, JOHN R., 11719 Beaconsfield, Detroit, BUNTIN, DAVID G., Dept. of Entomology, MI 48224. Behavior, collecting, biology Georgia Experiment Station, Experiment, and ecology. GA 30212. BERGMAN, WILLIAM, 6237 N. Hermitage Avenue, BURTON, JOHN J. S., ARAMCO Box 9070, Dhahran, Chicago, IL 60660. Butterflies. SAUDI ARABIA. Chrysops (DIPTERA: BERNARD, ERNEST, C., Dept. of Entomology and Tabanidae) of Indiana; Tabanidae of Plant Pathology, Univ. of Tennessee, Southeast Asia. Knoxville, TN 37901. COLLEMBOLA: LEPIDOPTERA: Noctuidae, Geometridae; c HYMENOPTERA; COLEOPTERA. BESS, JAMES, 923 North Shore Drive, CALANDRINO, FRANK, Dept. of Zoology, Michigan Springport, MI 49284. State University, East Lansing, MI **BEYER, A. H., R#2, 6839 Deepwater Pt. Road, 48824. Williamsburg, MI 49690. LEPIDOPTERA. CALDWELL, DOUG L., Chemlawn Corp., Research & BEZARK, LARRY G., 521 46th Street, Development, P. O. Box 85-816, Columbus, Sacramento, CA 95819. OH 43085. BISHOP, BETH A., 15696 Airport Road, Lansing, CAMELET, WILLIAM E., Math and Science Dept., MI 48906. Lake Michigan College, 2755 E. Napier BLAND, ROGER G., Dept. of Biology, Central Avenue, Benton Harbor, MI 49022. Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI DIPTERA. 48858. CAMERON, H. D., 3519 Burbank, Ann Arbor, MI BLAY, JORGE A. SANTIAGO, 218 Wellman Hall, 48105. Dept. of Entomology Scienc e , Univ. of CANNON, WILLIAM N., JR., U.S.D.A. Forest California, Berkeley, CA 94720. Service, 359 Main Road, Delaware, OH BLOEM, KENNETH A., Dept. of Entomology, Univ. 43015. Forest insects. of California Davis, Davis, CA 95616. CANTRALL, IRVING J., 1531 Las Vegas, Ann HYMENOPTERA; LEPIDOPTERA. Arbor, MI 48103. ORTHOPTERA and BLOOMER, ARTHUR W., 13905 Forest Hill Road, Michigan Phyllophaga. R. #3, Grand Ledge, MI 48837. CARTER, JANET L. STEIN, Insectarium ­ Communicable diseases. Cincinnati Zoo, 3400 Vine St., BLOYE, ROBERT R., E. 732 Owen Hall, Michigan Cincinnati, OH 45220. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48825. CASE, FREDERICK W., JR., 7275 Thornapple LEPIDOPTERA. Lane, Saginaw, MI 48603. Moths, esp. BODNAR, FRANK, Box 52, Spring Church, PA Hyalophora columbia. 15686. CASSANI, JOHN R., Rt. 1, Box 499-G, Fort BOOTH, HOWARD D., 7 N. Normal, Ypsilanti, MI Myers, FL 33905-9801. DIPTERA : 49197. Culicidae, Chironomidae; LEPIDOPTERA. BORKIN, SUSAN SULLIVAN, 2119 E. Wood Place, CHILCOTE, CHARLEY A., 618 W. 8th Street., Shorewood, WI 53211. LEPIDOPTERA. Cadillac, MI 49601. BOROMISA, ROBERT D., P.O. Bo x 271, Berrien CHILDRESS, FRED, 660 S. Hickory St., Springs , Ml 49103. Escondido, CA 92025. BOUSEMAN, JOHN K., Section of Economic CLAIR, DANIEL J., 1050 San Pablo Avenue, Entomology, Illinois Natural History Albany, CA 94706. HEMIPTERA, aquatic Survey, 172 Natural Resources Building, insects, behavior, collecting, , 607 E. Peabody, Champaign, IL evolution, biOlogy and ecology. 61820-6970. Biosystematics of COLLINS, ROBERT D., Dept. of Entomology, Cerambycidae, Chrysomelidae, and meloidea Univ. of Mass., Amherst, MA 01003. of the world; Apoidea of the Western COLEOPTE RA. Hemisphere; and soybean-associated COLLISON, CLARENCE H., Dept. of Entomology, of the world. Pa. State Univ., 106 Patterson Bldg., BRACHER, RAY W., 17145 Cherokee Drive, South University Park, PA 16802. Bend, IN 46635. LEPIDOPTERA. CONWAY, PATRICK J., 4533 Stanley, Downers BRANDELL, KENNETH R., 1528 w. Mt. Hope Grove, IL 60515. North American Highway, Charlotte, MI 48813-8631. RHO PALOCE RA. BRATT, A. L., Dept. of Biology, Calvin COOK, DAVID R., Dept. of Biology, Wayne State College, Grand Rapids, MI 49506. Univ., Detroit, MI 48202. Acarology: Acalyptrate DIPTERA: Sciomyzidae, esp. HYDRACARINA. Pherbellia. CORKUM, LYNDA D., 275 Askin Blvd., Apt. 207, *BRITISH LIBRARY, THE, The Science Reference Windsor, Ontario, CANANDA N9B 3R5. Library (A) 25, Southampton Buildings, CORNElL, JEFFREY A., Rt. 2, Box 357, c/o Chancery Lane, London WC2A lAW, ENGLAND Oregon Dept. of Forestry, Prineville, OR BROWN, BRIAN V., RR #4, Stouffville, Ontario, 97754. Forest Insects. LOH lLO, CANADA. (Student). COVELL, CHARLES V., Jr., Dept. of Biology, BROWN, J. ALAN, 198 Forestwood Drive, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY Oakville, Ontario L6J 4E6, CANADA. 40292. LEPIDOPTERA, esp. of Kentucky. Nearctic RHOPALOCERA, esp. Lycaenidae. COWAN, DAVID P., Dept. of Biology, Western BRYANT, ROBERT S., 522 Old Orchard Road, Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI Baltimore, MD 21229. 49008. 7 CRAIG, GEORGE B., JR., Dept. of Biology, DOWNEY, JOHN C., Graduate College, 138 Latham Univ. of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN Hall, Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA 46556. Culicidae, esp. Aedes. 50613. Lycaenidae (LEPIDOPTERA). CRESPI, BERNARD, Musuem of Zoology, Univ. of DRAPEK, RAYMOND, 1657 Haslett, East Lansing, Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1079. MI 48823. Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae. DRECKTRAH, H. GENE, Biology Dept., University CRUDDER, FRED, 419 Longshore Dr., Ann Arbor, of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, WI 54901. MI 48105. Internal morphology of LEPIDOPTERA repro­ CUSHING, JIM, 26 Beaconsfield Avenue, London, ductive systems; forest defoliators; Ontario, CANADA N6C 1B5. LEPIDOPTERA. aquatic insects. CUTLER, BRUCE, 1747 Eustis St., St. Paul, MN DREW, LESLIE C., 6110 Knoxville Dr., Lubbock, 55113. TX 79413. ARACHNIDA. CUTRIGHT, NOEL J., 3352 Knollwood, West Bend, DRUMMOND, FRANCIS A., Dept. of Entomology, WI 53095. Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, Mich. 48824. DIPTERA: Anthomyiidae, insect D ecology and biocontrol. DUNN, GARY A., Dept. of Entomology Diagnostic DANIELS, JARET C., 12606 61/2 Mile Rd., Lab., Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, Caledonia, Wis. 53108. (Student); MI 48824. COLEOPTERA: esp. Cicindelidae LEPIDOPTERA; Saturniidae. and Carabidae, Pitfall Trapping. DANIELS, SIDNEY, 90 Stuart Avenue, DZIDOWSKI, GARY R., 45731 Plum Grove, Mt. Willowdale, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA: Clemens, MI 48044. COLEOPTERA and Boloria and Callophrys sp. of Ontario HOMOPTERA of N.E. United States. bogs. DAVIDHIZAR, JOANNE, 00731 70th St., South Haven, MI 49090. E DAVIES, DOUGLAS M., Dept. of Biology, EATON, DONALD M., Dept. of Entomology, Univ. McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4Kl CANADA. Simuliida, Tabanidae, and other of Mass., Amherst, MA 01003. DIPTERA. EAVY, A. LEE, 122 Nutting Hall, Univ. of DAVIS, E. ELDEN, 218 McCarthy St., Howell, MI Maine, Orono, ME 04469. DIPrERA: 48843. LEPIDOPTERA: Papilionoidea of Asilidae, Bombyliidae, mosquitoes. EDGAR, ARLAN L., Dept. of Biology, Alma Michigan. DESPINS, JOSEPH L., 6300 E. Terrace View, College, Alma, MI 48801. Physiology, Blacksburg, VA 24060. TRICHOPTERA; behavior, taxonomy, biology, and ecology of ARACHNIDA (Phalangida). ODONATA. EDMONDS, WILLIAM, 68 Olive Ave., Toronto, DETTWILER, DANIEL LOREN, 3062 N. Newhall Ave., Milwaukee, Wisc. 53211. COLEOPTERA Ontario, CANADA M6G lVl. LEPIDOPTERA of Ontario. of Wisconsin, esp. Carabidae, Cucujidae EERTMOED, GARY, 377 Westgate, Park Forest, IL and Coccinellidae. DE VIEDMA, MANUEL G., Dept. of Entomology, 60466. EGGEN, DONALD A., State Univ. of NY ColI. E.T.S. de Ingenieros de Montes, Ciudad Envir. Sci. For. Syracuse, NY 13210. Universitaria, 28040 Madrid, SPAIN. & EIBER, THOMAS G., School of Forestry, DEYRUP, MARK, Archbold Biological Station, Lakehead Univ., Thunder Bay, Ontario, P.O. Box 2057, Lake Placid, FL 33852. CANADA P7B 5El. Insects of dead conifers, parasitoids of ELLIOTT, NORMAN C., 2010 Olwein, Brookings, Cerambycids and wood borers. SD 57006-2748. DIEHR, LAWRENCE S., 3782 Cedar Pt. Dr., Howell, MI 48843. TRICHOPTERA of ELSNER, ERWIN A., Dept. of Entomology, 106 Patterson BId., Pennsylvania State Univ., Michigan. Univ. Park, PA 16802. Collecting, DIXON, JOHN C., 5506 Chokecherry Rd., Eau rearing, and taxonomy of LEPIDOPTERA Claire, WI 54701. Scolytidae: ~, including Sphingidae, Saturniidae, and Dendroctonus. Ceratocampidae. COLEOPTERA: DOLPHIN, ROBERT E., USDA, ARS, WR, Yakima Ag. Cerambycidae. Res. Lab., 3706 W. Nob Hill Blvd., ENGEMANN, JOSEPH, Dept. of Biology, Western Yakima, WA 98902. HYMENOPTERA. Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI DONAHUE, JULIAN P., Los Angeles Co. Museum, 49008. Insect ecology, aquatic insects. Na t ural History, Los Angeles, CA 90007. ENTOMOLOGICAL REPRINT SPECIALISTS, P.O. Box Butterflies of the Oriental Region (esp. 77224, Dockweiler Station, Los Angeles, India), Arctiidae of North America. CA 90007. DOOD , STEVEN B., Dept. Biological Sci.,. EVANS, DAVID A., Dept. of Biology, Kalamazoo Bowling Green State ' niversity, Bow 1ng College, Kalamazoo, MI 49001. Green, OH 43403. ~utillidae; migration of Aphididae. DOUGLAS, PAUL E., 3085 Hoag St., N.E., Grand EV~~S, ELWIN, 16106 Peacock Rd., Haslett, MI Rapids, ~I 49505. 48840. DOUGLASS, JOHN F., Faculty, St. John's High EV&~S, FRANCIS, Division of Biological School, 5901 Airport nwy., Toledo, OH Sciences, Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 43615. LEPIDOPTERA. 8 48109. EYO, BASSEY, A., Dept. of Entomology, Mich. GHIDIU, GERALD M., Rutgers Res. & Dev. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Center, R.D. 5, Box 232, Bridgeton, N.J. 08302-9499. F GILL, GORDON D., Dept. of Biology, Northern Mich. Univ., Marquette, MI 49855. FARMER, JOHN, 221 Ideal St., Milan, MI Heleomyzidae. 48160. Teaching, biology. GODFREY, GEORGE L., Ill. Nat. History Survey, FAULKNER, DAVID K., P.O. BOX 1390, San Diego, 172 Nat. Res. Bldg., 607 East Peabody CA 92112. NEUROPTERA: Ithonidae, Dr., Champaign, IL 61820. Berothidae; LEPIDOPTERA (Macro). GOGOLIN, LUANNE, Dept. of BioI. Sciences, FERGE, LESLIE A., 7119 Hubbard Ave., Ferris State College, Big Rapids, MI Middleton, Wisconsin 53562. Behavior, 49307. collecting, biology, and ecology of GOMULINSKI, MELVIN, 15350 Albain Rd., LEPIDOPTERA of North America. Petersburg, MI 49270. FERGUSON, DOUGLAS C., Systematic Ent. Lab., GORDINIER, HOLLACE C., Jr., 303 Carson St., USDA, c/o U.S. National Museum, Richmond, VA 23225. HYMENOPTERA: Washington, D.C. 20560. Nearctic and Ichneumonoidea, Chalcidoidea. Holarctic MACRO-HETE ROCE RA. GOSLING, DAVID C. L., 69063 Wallowa Rd., FIREBAUGH, GLENN, 3636 Hoiles, Toledo, OH White Pigeon, MI 49099. Cerambycidae. 43612. GRAVES, DR. ROBERT C., Dept. of Biology, FISCHER, ROLAND L., Dept. of Ent. Mich. State Bowling Green State Univ., Bowling Univ., East Lansing, Ml 48824. Green, OH 43403. COLEOPTERA (esp. HYMENOPTE RA. Cicindellidae, Carabidae). FISHER, JAMES R., Northern Grain Insects GREEN, LAWRENCE A., P. O. Box 289, WACA, KY 40385. Aquatic insects, biology and Lab., RR#3, Brookings, SC 57006. ecology. HOMOPTERA: Coccidae, Pseudococcidae. GREEN, WILLIAM T., 503 Morris Drive, Jackson, FLEMING, RICHARD C., Dept. of Biology, Olivet College, Olivet, MI 49076. MI 49201. Aquatic insects, expo LEPIDOPTERA: Papilionidae, Sphingidae. ODONATA, EPHEMEROPTERA, PLECOPTERA, and FLESSEL, JOHN K., OARDC, Dept. of Entomology, CO LEO PTE RA . Wooster, OH 44691. GRIFFIN, LINDEN L., Griffin Pest Control, FLEXNER, J. LINDSAY, 1686 SW Knollbrook Pl., 3001 E. Kilgore, Kalamazoo, MI 49002. Corvallis, OR 97333-1513. GRIMSTAD, PAUL R., Dept. of Biology, Univ. of FLOOD, THOMAS, 42 Park St., Phelps, N.Y. Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556. 14532. HOMOPTERA: Aphididae, Chermidae. GUYER, GORDON E., 862 Whitman, East Lansing FLOWERS, R. W., Laboratory of Aquatic MI 48823 Entomology, Florida A. & M. University, Tallahassee, FL 32307. H EPHEMEROPTERA of U.S. and northern Neotropics. HAACK, ROBERT A., Pesticide Research Center, FOOTE, B. A., Dept. of Biological Sciences, Michigan State University, East Kent State Univ., Kent, OH 44242. Lansing, MI 48824. FORSYTH, HOWARD Y., Jr., Dept. of Entomology, HAAS, ROBERT C., 11051 Lesure, Sterling Univ. of Maine, Orono, ME 04473. Heights, MI 48077. FOWLER, RICHARD F., 6357 Silver Ridge Circle, HALL, DAVID J., Wisc. Dept. Natural Res., Alexandria, VA 22310. Forest Insects. 3911 Fish Hatchery Rd., Madison, WI FRITZLER, CYNTHIA J., P.O. Box 22806, 53711. Honolulu, HI 96822. Insects of HAMRUM, CHARLES L., Dept. of Biology, Michigan. Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN 56082. ODONATA; DEPTERA. G HANNA, MURRAY, 654 Cornell Ave., East Lansing, MI 48823. HOMOPTERA. GAGE, STUART H., Entomology Dept., 147 Nat. HANSEN, RICHARD W., 219 Hodson Hall, Univ. of Sci. Bldg., Michigan State Univ., East Minnesota, St. Paul, MN 55108, Forest Lansing, MI 48824. Pest Survey, pest LEPIDOPTERA; HYMENOPTERA. forcasting, pest/weather relationships, HARBAUER, RON, 3261 Radford, Toledo, OH computer based delivery systems, IPM. 43614. GALL, WAYNE K., 36 St. Marys St., Lancaster, HARCOURT, D. G., Chief, Entomology Section, NY 14086-2016. TRICHOPTERA: DIPTERA. Research Branch, Ontario Region, Ottawa GAUTHIER, ROBERT, 1800 Kilmarnock, Sillery, Research Station, Ottawa, Ontario Quebec CANADA GlT lV9. CANADA KIA OC6. GEMRICH, EDWIN G., II, The Upjohn Co., Dept. HARDING, DOUGLAS H., 3308 Lakeshore Rd., 9602-50-1, Kalamazoo, MI 49001. Insect West, Oakville, Ontario, CANADA L6J toxicology. 4Z3. GERSABECK, EDWARD F., Tuxtla Gutierrez, P.O. HEATON, GEORGE C., North Central Forest Expt. Box 3087, c/o American Embassy, Laredo, Station, Forest Service-U.S.D.A., TX 78041. HYMENOPTERA, LEPIDOPTERA, Stephen S. Nisbet Bldg., 1407 S. Harrison Rd., E. Lansing, MI 48823. NEUROPTE RA. 9 HELLENTHAL, RONALD A., Dept. of Biology, HEMIPTERA: aquatic families. University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, INGLES, RAFAEL, Depto. Proteccion de IN 46556. Aquatics esp. DIPTERA and Cultivos, R.U.M., Mayaguez, PR 00928. TRICHOPTE RA. LEPIDOPTERA : Hesperiidae, Sphingidae HERIG, EDWARD A., 8713 Sheperdsville Rd., and Noctuidae of Caribbean area. Laingsburg, MI 48848-9431. LEPIDOPTERA IRWIN, RODERICK R., 24 East 99th Place, in Michigan. Chicago, IL 60628. RHOPALOCERA, esp. HERIG, T. L., 5903 Cutler Rd., DeWitt, MI distribution in Ill. 48820. HERMS, DANIEL A., The Dow Gardens, 1018 W. Main St., Midland MI 48640. J HILSENHOFF, WILLIAM, Dept. of Ent., Univ. of JACKMAN, JOHN, Extension Entomologist, 411 Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706. Aquatic SCSE Bldg., College Station, TX 77843. insects. LEP IDOPTE RA. HILTUNEN, JARL K., Sugar Island, Box 335, JOHNSTON, BETHANY D., 1250 Ridge Ave. Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783-0335. #303, E. Lansing, MI 48823. Immature aquatic insects and pollution CO LEO PTE RA. biology. JOLIN, NORMAN, 100 E. Sherwood Rd., HINTZ, HOWARD W., Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Williamston, MI 48895. LEPIDOPTERA. OH 44883. HEMIPTERA: Miridae. JONES, R. BRIAN, 426 Malzahn St., Saginaw, MI HOCEVAR, CHARLES W., 1119 Weesaw Rd., Niles, 48602. MI 49120. HODGES, RONALD W., Rm. 408S, NMNH, stop 127, Washington, D.C. 20560. LEPIDOPTERA: K Gelechioidea and nearctic Gelechiidae, KAROWE, DAVID N., Div. of Biological Momphidae. Sciences, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, HOELSCHER, SHEILA M., P.O. Box 1127, MI 48109. LEPIDOPTERA. Fayetteville, Arkansas 72702. KASTER, CARL H., Biology Dept., Siena Hts. LEPIDOPTERA, collecting, taxonomy, College, 1247 E. Siena Hts. Dr., Adrian, biology and ecology. MI49221. HOFFMAN, J. R., Dept. of Entomology, Mich. KATOVICH, STEVEN, Dept. of Entomology, Box State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. 3354, University Station, Laramie, WY HOGG, DAVID B., Dept. of Entomology, Univ. of 82071. Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706. KAUFMANN,.D. L., Dept. of Biology, Wis. State HOLESKI, PAUL M., 628 Linwood Dr., P.O. Box Univ., Superior, WI 54880. COLEOPTERA : 268, Rio Grande, OH 45674. Chrysomelidae. HOLZBACH, JOHN E., 229 Maywood Dr., KELTY, JOSEPH, Biology Dept., Highland Lakes Youngstown, OH 44512. Campus, Oakland Comm. College, Union HOLZMAN, RICHARD W., 215 N. Center, Royal Lake, MI 48085. Biology and ecology. Oak, MI 48067. Michigan LEPIDOPTERA. KEMP, WILLIAM P., USDA-ARS, Rangeland Insect HUWE, RICHARD T., Eau Claire Fruit, Inc., Lab, Bozeman, MT 59717-0001. Aquatic P.O. Box 327, Eau Claire, MI 49111. insects, pest control, evolution, biology HUBBARD, MICHAEL D., Dept. of Entomology, and ecology, forest pest management. Florida A. & M. University, KENAGA, EUGENE E., 1584 E. Pine River Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32307. EPHEMEROPTEKA. Midland MI 48640. HUBER, RONALD L., 4637 W. 69th Terrace, KENNEDY, BRUCE, 154 Fairway Dr., Columbus, OH Prairie Village, KS 66208. COLEOPTERA 43214. Forest insects. esp. Cicindellidae of Minn., KENNEDY, M. KEITH, P.O. Box 85-816, Columbus, LEPIDOPTERA: RHOPALOCERA, esp. OH 43085. DIPTERA-Sciaridae, ACARINA. Hesperidae. KING, BARBARA J., Insect Div., Museum of HUDSON, PATRICK, Great Lakes Fishery Lab., Zoo., Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 1451 Green Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105. 48109. HUSBAND, ROBERT W., Dept. of Biology, Adrian KING, HARRY, 875 South Jefferson, Mason MI College, Adrian, MI 49221. Mites on 48854. bumblebees. KING, HERMAN, 1342 Marble Rd., East Lansing, HUSBAND, SUZANNE, 1035 Scottdale Dr., Adrian, MI 48823. Pentatomidae. MI 49221. (Student). KING, ROBERT M., 225 Winter Ave., Big Rapids, MI 49307. KLEE, GEORGE E., 3920 Darlington, N.W. Canton, OH 44708. Formicidae; Opiliones :A. . I, CO'J I ~, Ianni Butterfly Enterprises, and Aranea (Arachnida). ? O. B~ x 81 17 ~, C1eve:and, OH 4418 1. KLOPSHINSKE, RICHARD, 61958 Carnation' Y, LE PIDOPTE RA. Olathe, CO 81425-9588. LEPIDOPTERA. l1AI, E OIn ~; ~., 340... ~e