O'BR; .'·;!.l .MARK • "If_! i NE WSLETT of the MICHIGAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY Volume 22 Number 1 & 2 February 25 1977

ASIMPLY CONSTRUCTED REARING CAGE FOR LABORATORY OR FIELD

by H. Gordinier, Jr.

Like most of my scientific equipment, this string or large rubber band (tight rubber bands item is quick, inexpensive, and unsophisticated will buckle the acetate). There, now you have Nevertheless, the desired result is achieved, a cheap and useful rearing cage. that being the rearing out of insect species in their various stages of metamorphoses. The ma­ terials used are not intended for long-range field use due to their lack of weight and stur­ --..-ubber' bat'ld diness, but adaptability can be further impro­ O~ string vised by the user. As an example of personal use, I required a transparent cage that could be placed over host plants of various species muslin of gall forming cynipids (cynipidae:· Hymenop­ tera) for emergence, behavioral, and life­ history data both in the field and laboratory. ~ scotcht tape The cylindrical acetate cages provided very sat­ isfactory results under both conditions. Care should be taken in the field that strong winds .010"acetate and heavy rain be considered in placement of the cages. The materials needed are: sheet acetate (.010" thick, .005" is too thin), rubber bands or string, transparent tape, and muslin. electrical tape Acetate sheets may be obtained at most Art or av-ou"d bottom Drafting supply stores. To construct, simply ed(le. for roll the acetate into the desired cylinder dia­ t"iSldC.-ty meter 'and tape edges inside and out. For more rigidity, tape top and bottom edges of the cy­ linder. Electrical tape should be used around the base where the cylinder enters the soil. Now place the completed cylinder over the host plant implanting the bottom edge into the soil. Cover the cylinder with muslin and secure with

The NEWSLETTER of the Michigan Entomological Society is published as four numbers yearly, at irregular intervals. Please send all notes, news, new insect records, research requests, season summaries, important dates for the Entomologists' Calendar, other items for the NEWS­ LETTER, membership inquiries, dues, etc. to the Executive Secretary, Michigan Entomological Society, Dept. of Entomology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824. The Executive Secretary's Page

OFFICERS OF MES FO'R 1976-1977 WANTED: Data on Michigan butterflies, espe­ cially new county or state records. Also, wanted are 1976 field summaries for unique lepi­ President •••••••••••.••••.••. Donald C. Cress doptera recorded from Zone 5 for use in the President-Elect .•••• , ••••••••••••.•• Al Bratt Annual Field Summary of THE LEPIDOPTERISTS' Past President ••••••••••• David C. L. Gosling SOCIETY. Send all data to M. C. Nielsen, 3415 EAecutive Secretary •••••••••••• M. C. Nielsen OVer lea Dr., Lansing, MI 48917. Member-at-Large •••••••.••••••• John A. Witter Member-at-Large •••.••••••••• Ronald J. Priest FOR SALE: The Insect Galls of Indiana, by Cook Member-at-Large •••••.••••.•••. David A. Evans (1905); Mon. Revision of '" the Order Strepsip­ Journal Editor ••••••••.•• David C. L. Gosling tera, by Pierce (1909); Rev. of the Libelluline Newsletter Editor ••••••.•••.• Louis F. Wilson GenUs Perithemis, by Ris (1930); Directions for Collecting and Preserving Insects, by Banks (1909); Cat. of Nearctic Spiders, by Banks (1910); Syrphidae of Ohio, by Metcalf (1913); NOTICES Orthoptera of Indiana, by Blatchley (1901); British Lep. Sphingidae, by Tutt (1904); Butter­ WANTED: I am currently conducting studies on flies, by Weed (1930); and Lep. of NY, Vol. 2 the systematics and bionomics of the false ant­ ~. Geometridae, Sphingidae, etc.), by Forbes like flower beetle genus Pedilus Fischer. Any (1948). Best offer. Contact M. C. Nielsen, available data relative to larvae as well as 3415 OVer lea Dr., Lansing, MI 48917. adults would be of great value to my research. In this regard, I should be happy to examine FOR SALE: Lepidoptera specimens, and livestock, any North American (including Mexican) material, including ova, larvae and pupae (in season). larval and adult, determined as well as unde­ Write for complete list of material available. termined. I would request permission to dissect Lepidoptera Livestock Specialist, Carretera out the male and female terminal abdominal seg­ principal 139, Tamaraceite, Las Palmas de Gran ments and genitalia where necessary; in such Canaria, Espana cases these will either be simply pulled out, thus remaining intact, or removed and stored in micro-vials with glycerine which will then be WANTED: Records of Pinacodera species (Lebiini: mounted on the pins with the specimens. Carabidae), especially P. platicollis and P. Since I am also investigating the bionomics limbata in Michigan and surrounding areas. This of Peditus, I should be greatful for any field information to supplement Master's Thesis. Joe notes, observations, or general comments you Mahar, c/o Entomology Dept., Mich. State Univ., may be able to provide, and would welcome cor­ East Lansing, MI 48824. Telephone: (517) 355­ respondence along these lines. 3473. Preliminary work has revealed a fascinating paradox: adult males of many species of Pedi­ WANTED: Sesiidae (=Aegeriidae), world-wide, 2 tus are attracted to and appear to feed upon to 3 of each species. Specimens should be of cantharidin, the vesicant of many blister bee­ good quality, carefully papered or mounted, and tles (Meloidae) which is normally regarded as a with data. Will purchase. John Holoyda, 2819 chemical defense mechanism and potent feeding N. Marmora Ave., Chicago, IL 60634. deterrent. With this unexplained behavior in mind, I have developed a baiting device which FOR SALE: 1,500 exotic butterflies, insects, has met with good results in certain areas. I biologicals, 72 page catalog, $1.00. Complete am attempting to distribute the bait to as many Scientific, P. O. Box 307, Round Lake, IL areas as possible in order to procure fresh ma­ 60073. terial for study as well as to learn more about the geographical distributions and bionomics of WANTED: Specimens of, or information on, the these interesting animals. range of Hyalophora columbia, the Columbian I would be happy to forward cantharidin bait Silk Moth. Will exchange or buy. Erwin Elsner, to anyone interested in trying out this collect­ 6089 Lincoln Ave., Stevensville, MI 49127. ing technique. In return, I would ask that all of the material collected be returned to me for WANTED: Data on Michigan butterflies for use determination and extraction of data. Subse­ in a new pUblication on the butterflies of quently, one-half of the material would be re­ Michigan. Any doubtful specimens can be for­ tained by me and one-half returned to the col­ warded for determination or confirmation. lector. Especially interested in Lycaenidae and Hesperi­ Correspondence regarding specimen loans idae records. Contact M. C. Nielsen, 3415 and/or cantharidin bait should be addressed to: Overlea Drive, Lansing, MI, Telephone number: Daniel K. Young, Dept. of Entomology, Michigan (517) 484-3471. State UniVersity, East Lansing, MI 48824. 2 Newsletter. The meeting date was set for 17 NOTICES June as our first choice; 10 June as a sec­ BOOKS: Any insect book in print. Now in stock ond choice. for immediate shipment: D'Abrera, BIRDWING BUT­ 3. Nomination for new officers was discussed; TERFLIES OF THE WORLD, $65.00; D'Abrera, BUTTER­ Dave Gosling, as the immediate Past Presi­ FLIES OF THE AUSTRALIAN REGION, $29.95; pinhey, dent, will serve as Chairman of the Nominat­ MOTHS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (1,182 color photos) , ing Committee. $35.95; Edmunds et al., MAYFLIES OF NORTH AND 4. Gosling, Journal Editor, gave an editorial CENTRAL AMERICA, $28.50; Hungerford, CORIXIDAE report and indicated that Vol. 9(3) was OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE, an important new ready for mailing, and 9(4) would be printed reprint, $25.00. Entomological Reprint Special­ in December and mailed before the end of the ists, P. O. Box 77224, Dockweiler Station, Los year--the first time a full volume of THE GREAT LAKES ENTOMOLOGIST will be mailed in Angeles, CA 90007. one year! Volume 10(1) will be ready on FOR SALE: Used Wards' redwood insect boxes. schedule, but more manuscripts are needed Near new condition. $4.00 apiece, or 6/$20.00, to complete 10(2) and have it on schedule. shipping $.50 per box. Jim Liebherr, 203 E. Considerable discussion followed the desir­ Knight St., Eaton Rapids, MI 48827. ability of continuing with a separate vol­ ume index. While the index has been averag­ WANTED: Records of Coleoptera from Isle Royale. ing about $300 per issue, it was decided to Desire specimens and ecological notes for bee­ continue since George Heaton and Marcia tles collected in the park, for an eventual up­ Holmes will assist in its compilation (see comments in Newsletter, Vol. 21(1), p. 3). dated study of beetle distribution. Contact 5. Wilson reported on the need for more mater­ Jim Liebherr or Daniel Young, Dept. of Entomo­ ial to be used in the Newsletter. Also, he logy, Michigan State University, East Lansing, urged more input from members for the Ento­ MI 48824. mology Notes series which now number nine. Future issues of the Newsletter will have more photographs. 6. Nielsen expressed that his mounting work GOVERNING BOARD MEETING load as Executive Secretary has created some problems during the past year, and hoped The Governing Board of the Michigan Entomo­ that more of the 'legwork' might be done by logical Society met on 8 November 1976, at the others, especially since his home M.E.S. East Lansing residence of Louis Wilson, News­ 'office' is 7 miles from the Society's MSU letter Editor. The meeting, which convened at mailbox and other facilities. Cress will 7:15 p.m., was attended by the following board investigate using student help to aid in members: Al Bratt, Don Cress (presiding), getting mailing envelopes and other mater­ Dave Evans, Dick Fleming, Dave Gosling, Bob ials ready for distribution. Husband, Mo Nielsen and Ron Priest. Items dis­ cussed were: 1. Nielsen gave a brief financial and member­ ship status report. Dues notices were being mailed to 407 active (including sustaining) and 37 student members. Cash on hand amounted to $6,373.10, with about $340 in MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS accounts receivable. All bills were paid at the time of the meeting. New memberships were increasing at a satisfying rate, al­ HARBORING A CATERPILLAR A CRIME though the number of subscribers was static. The outlook for the Society still looks SEATTLE (AP) - Harboring a caterpillar can good, despite rising printing and postal get you six months in jail and a $300 fine here, costs. Much of the solvency can be attri­ but violators needn't worry about the law buted to the large number of subsidized creeping up on them. papers in the Journal. A brief report was Robert Barr, director of neighborhood ser­ made regarding a response from IRS concern­ vice centers, says that because of the stiff ing the acceptance of commercial ads in our penalties, the city issues no citations under publications. Basically, the Society can the 1912 law, which makes it a misdemeanor to obtain advertising funds provided the pur­ have a caterpillar in your backyard. poses of organization does not change as de­ THE CITY council may repeal the statute al­ fined in Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal together. Revenue Code. Some city officials contend that caterpil­ 2. Arrangements for the next Annual Meeting lars actually do little harm to trees or plants were discussed. Al Bratt, as President­ and are less destructive than insecticides used Elect, automatically serves as the Program to kill them. Chairman. He proposed a meeting place in Councilwoman Jeanette Williams favors keep­ the Grand Rapids area, and also possible ing tbe law but lessening the penalty to a fine collecting areas, which are reported in this similar to that for a parking ticket. 3 ENTOMOLOGISTS' POSITIONS written on a level that will appeal to a high school student with a mild background in in­ Three positions open for research entomolog­ sects. ists to work in Mali, Africa to conduct full­ Those interested in joining TIEG or contri­ time research on the biology, ecology, and con­ buting time or articles for the magazine or trol of the tsetse fly. The first position is newsletter, please contact Paul Castrovillo or for a senior entomologist (in charge) to serve Roger Hoopingarner, Dept. of Entomology, Mich. as team leader and project administrator, Ph.D. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. in entomology requied with evidence of adminis­ trative ability. Postdoctoral experience pre­ ferred. Person selected must have strong back­ ground in medical entomology, parasitology, taxonomy, statistics, population dynamics, and field experience. The second position is for a field entomologist to determine species com­ position and popUlation dynamics and to develop the best control procedures for Mali conditions. Ph.D. in entomology preferred but will consider M.S. plus experience. The third position is for an entomologist to develop procedures for mass-rearing tsetse. Ph.D. in entomology pre­ ferred but M.S. with adequate training and experience will .be considered. Individuals selected will be employees of the Texas A & M University System. Salary is open depending on training and qualifications with allowances for housing and living expenses. Initial appoint­ ment will be for 1 year with options for renewal to 3 years. Closing date is 1 November 1977 or until suitable candidates are found. Send re­ sumi, transcripts, and names of five references to Dr. P. L. Adkisson, Head, Department of En­ "Did you really think I came out here tomology, Texas A & M University, College Sta­ for butterflies, Miss Paswell ... !" tion, Texas 77843. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMA­ TIVE ACTION EMPLOYER. INSECTS AND THE LIFE OF MAN This book, by Sir Vincent Wigglesworth, com­ prises a series of essays and lectures, all of TEEN INTERNATIONAL ENTOMOLOGY GROUP which were intended for a general and not a specialized audience. The articles have been The Teen International Entomology Group reproduced largely unaltered except to update (TIEG) is now based at Michigan State Univer­ certain material. sity, under the auspices of the Entomology During his distinguished career, the author Department. It is basically an organization has studied his subject from three viewpoints: set up for amateur entomologists, especially as a 'pure' research biologist, as a medical teenagers who are just begining to develop an entomologist and as an agricultural entomolog­ interest in the field. The group was begun ist. Some chapters review the development in eleven years ago by several teens in New York insect physiology during the past fifty years and was under the sponsorship of Cornell Univer and illustrate the importance of insects as a -sity until recently when budget cuts forced medium for studying the life sciences. Other the program to be dropped--and MSU picked it chapters pinpoint development in agricultural up. Membership presently numbers approximately entomology on the farm or in the orchard, and 1,500 worldwide. The basic project of TIEG is others cover aspects of medical entomology, publication of a periodic newsletter and the particularly malaria. TIEG magazine. CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION. WORDSWORTH AND Many of the people motivated to join ini­ SCIENCE. DDT AND THE BALANCE OF NATURE. SCI­ tially are insect collectors interested in ENCE, PURE AND APPLIED. THE SCIENCE AND PRAC­ corresponding and exhanging specimens. TIEG TICE OF ENTOMOLOGY. INSECTS AND THE FARMER. attempts to accomodate them by being partly a THE FAUNA OF THE ORCHARD. MALARIA IN CEYLON. "writing and trading clu):>", but goes beyond that MALARIA IN WAR. THE INSECT AS A MEDIUM FOR in educating amateurs on how to make their col­ THE STUDY OF PHYSIOLOGY. THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF lections most useful (the value of field notes, SIR JOHN LUBBOCK (LORD AVEBURY) TO INSECT PHY­ proper collection maintenance, etc.); it also SIOLOGY. FIFTY YEARS OF INSECT PHYSIOLOGY. tries to show members what other avenues of in­ THE EPIDERMAL CELL. PREFORMATION AND INSECT sect study might be worth pursuing, such as DEVELOPMENT. EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY, PURE AND behavior, pest control, conservation and photo­ APPLIED. THE RELIGION OF SCIENCE. graphy. Articles in the magazine cover a wide Order from Halsted Press, 605 Third Ave., range of entomological topics and are generally New York, NY 10016. 4 1977 M EMB ER SH IP LIST of the MICHIGAN ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY

The list below is arranged alphabetically, ALEXANDER, RICHARD D., 10731 Bethel Church Rd., giving the full name and address of all classes Manchester, MI 48158. ORTHOPTERA, cicadas. of members and a brief note of their special­ ALFORD, MRS. RUTH B., 2316 Fernwood, Ann Arbor, ties and areas of interests. In order to en­ MI 48104. courage more communication between members, the ALLEN, DAVID R., 101 Katherine, N.E., Grand names of members have also been listed accord­ Rapids, MI 49505. COLEOPTERA: Cicindelidae; ing to their specialties and areas of interest. LEPIDOPTERA: Sphingidae . As of December 31, 1976, the Society had a ALLEN, DOUGLAS C., State Univ., College of For­ total of 512 members in good standing. The estry, Syracuse, NY 13210. LEPIDOPTERA: totals by membership class and country break northern hardwood defoliators, ecology, down as follows: parasite/host relationships, impact of de­ foliation. Active 435 Australia 1 ANDERSON, MARILYN P., New England Regional Sustaining 9 Canada 26 Primate Research Center, 1 Pine Hill Dr., Institutional 3 England 2 Southborough, Mass. 01772. Honorary 2 Greece 1 APSEY, ROBERT PATRICK, USS Mount Vernon LSD-39, Student 63 Guam 1 FPO San Francisco, CA 96601. LEPIDOPTERA TOTAL 512 Malaysia 1 (Lycaenidae, Precis, Cercyonis), ODONATA, New Guinea 1 COLEOPTERA (Cicindelidae, Carabidae, Scara­ Puerto Rico 1 baeidae) western North America and German Spain 1 faunas. Thailand 1 ARMIN, CLAIR, 191 W. Palm Ave., Reedley, CA U.S.A. 476 93654. Biology and ecology of COLEOPTERA: TOTAL 512 Carabidae. ARNOLD, RICHARD A., 160 Caldecott Lane, Apt. Honorary members are designated by ** and #226, Oakland, CA 94618. LEPIDOTPERA: Institutional members by * before their name; Pieridae, Lycaenidae, Speyepia and BoZoPia. Sustaining members have their names underlined; ASKINS, SCOTT E., 555 N. Mildred, Dearborn, MI and Student members have (student) after their 48128. DIPTERA (Culicidae and Tabanidae) , name or speciality. E. E. Encephalitis in Michigan--mosquito Any corrections or omissions in this list control. should be sent to the Executive Secretary. AVERILL, ROBERT D., 1030 Zang, Golden, CO 80401. Pest control, behavior, biology, and ecology A of plantation pine insects, HYMENOPTERA.

ACKER, THOMAS, Univ. of Detroit, Dept. of Biology, Detroit, MI 48221. NEUROPTERA. B AGURKIS, RONALD, 1861 Oxnard, Downers Grove, IL 60515. Medical entomology, biology, BAKER, JAMES, 320 Territorial Rd., Manchester, ecology, and insect photography. MI 48158 (student). ALBRECHT, CARL W., 49 E. California Ave., BAKER, NORMAN T., Entomology, Fish & Wildlife, Columbus, OH 43202. RHOPALOCERA, esp. Hes­ Univ. of Minnesota, st. Paul, MN 55108. periidae (Ohio distribution) . DIPTERA. 5 BARACH, ERIC M., 2370 Pontiac Drive, Pontiac, BLAND, ROGER G., Dept. of Biology, Central MI 48053 (student). Aquatic insects, toxi­ Mich. Univ., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858. cology, collecting, medical entomology, BLOOMER, ARTHUR W., 13905 Forest Hill Rd., R. biology and ecology, COLEOPTERA, HEMIPTERA, #3, Grand Ledge, MI 48837. Communicable and DIPTERA of Oscoda and Oakland Counties, diseases. Michigan. BOGGS, GORDON L., 833 47th St., Sacramento, CA BARNEY, ROBERT JOHN, 163 Natural Resources 95819. HYMENOPTERA and aquatics. Bldg., Dept. of Economic Entomology, Urbana, BOLDT, PAUL, American Embassy, A.P.O. NY 09794. IL 61801 (student). COLEOPTERA, Chrysomeli­ BOOTH, HOWARD D., 1107 Pearl, Ypsilanti, MI dae and Sphecidae, collecting, pest control. 48197. BARROWS, JAMES L., Wayne State Univ., Health BOWE, MRS. D. J., 9780 Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth, Physics-Radiation Control, 645 Mullett, MI 48170. 4-H leader. Detroit, MI 48226. Insect communication; BOWLING, THOMAS A., Tekonsha High School, methods and degree. Tekonsha, MI 49092. BARR, WILLIAM F., Dept. of Entomology, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843. COLEOPTERA: BRACE, RANDY, 622 W. Main St., Grand Ledge, MI Buprestidae and Cleridae. 48837. LEPIDOPTERA: Saturnidae and Sphin­ BARRY, PATRICK J., P. O. Box 5895, Asheville, gidae. NC 28803. BRACHER, RAY W., 17145 Cherokee Dr., South Bend, BATESON, DOUG, Rt. 1, Box 72A, Blissfield, MI IN 46635. LEPIDOPTERA. 49228. MALLOPHAGA; particularly those of BRADSHAW, WILLIAM E., Dept. of Biology, Univ. game birds (student). of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403. Termination of BATH, JAMES E., Dept. of Entomology, Michigan Diapause in Chaoborus (Culicidae). State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Entomo­ BRATT, A. L., Dept. of Biology, Calvin CoIl., logy in general; aphids and other virus vec­ Grand Rapids, MI 49506. Acalyptrate tors. DIPTERA: Sciomyzidae, expo Pherbellia. BEATTY, JOSEPH A., Dept. of Zoology, Southern BRAUN, PATRICIA, Rt. 1, Bryan, OH 43506 (stu­ Illinois Univ., Carbondale, IL 62901. Col­ dent) . lecting, taxonomy, eVOlution, and zoogeo­ BRICE, JAMES R., 121 N. California, Mundeleim, graphy of ARACHNIDA, NEUROPTERA in North IL 60060. America and Pacific islands. BRIDEN, MARTIN, 619 Lonsdale Ave., Central BELAIR, CRAIG, Sigma Alpha Epsilon House, Adrian Falls, RI 02863 (student). College, Adrian, MI 49221 (student). Inter­ BRISTOL, MAURICE L., 511 May St., Elgin, IL ested in insect flight. 60120. Sphingidae, Arctiidae, Catoaala sp., BELYEA, GLENN Y., 8051 Clark Rd., Bath, MI 48808. Strymon sp. Collecting, taxonomy, biology, and ecology *BRITISH LIBRARY, THE, Science Ref. Lib., of LEPIDOPTERA. Bayswater Division, 10 Porchester Gardens, BENSON, JOHN R., 11675 Beaconsfield, Detroit, MI London W.2, ENGLAND. 48224 (student). Behavior, collecting, bio­ BRIVIO, REV. CARLO, P.I.M.E. Entomological logy and ecology. Museum, c/o Maryglade Seminary, 17400 BENSON, MARIA C., 33 S. Merriam, Pittsfield, Quincy Ave., Detroit, MI 48221. Chrysome­ Mass. 01201. COLEOPTERA: Cincindelidae, lidae of Michigan. Ciaindela sp. of Michigan or the western BROWN, DONALD F. M., 3575 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann United States. Arbor, MI 48105. BERNARD, ERNEST C., Dept. of Plant Pathology BROWN, J. ALAN, 198 Forestwood Dr., Oakville, and Plant Genetics, Univ. of Georgia, Athens, Ontario L6J 4E6. Nearctic, RHOPALOCERA, GA 30602. COLLEMBOLA; LEPIDOPTERA: Noctui­ esp. Lycaenidae. dae, Geometridae; HYMENOPTERA; COLEOPTERA. BRUHN, NANCY L., 172 Wilson #64, Albany, CA BEYER, A. H., 5145 N. Okemos Rd., East Lansing, 94710. U.S. biological control of Porthe­ MI 48823. tria dispar. BICK, GEORGE H., Biology Dept., St. Mary's BUCAR, PAUL, 235 Woodlawn Dr., Trafford, PA College, Notre Dame, IN 46556. ODONATA. 15085 (student). BIELECKI, JIM, 1534 Evangeline, Dearborn BULL, JAMES, 1314 Lilac, East Lansing, MI Heights, MI 48127. Forest insects of the 48823. Interested in insect photography. Great Lakes area. BURGESS, DARLENE, 108 Deans Hall, Adrian Col­ BIEMAN, DONALD NOLAN, Dana Bldg., Univ. of lege, Adrian, MI 49221 (student). Inter­ Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 (student). ested in aphids. Pest control, behavior, collecting, evolu­ BURTON, JOHN J. S., Institute for Medical Re­ tion, biology and ecology of Lasiocampidae, search, Univ. of Calif. I.C.M.R., Kuala Malaaosoma. Lumpur 02-14, MALAYSIA. Chrysops (DIPTERA: BLAIR, JOHN, P. O. Box 156, Wayne, MI 48184. Tabanidae) of Indiana; Tabanidae of South­ LEPIDOPTERA. east Asia. BLANCHARD, JANICE, 2011 Cumberland, Lansing, BUTLER, GARTH, R.R. 1, 104th St., Howard City, MI 48906. Teacher in upper elementary MI49239 (student). Collecting, photo­ school, aquatic insects, collecting, biology graphy of C')LEOPTERA. and ecology. 6 CRAIN, LAWRENCE J., 163 Natural Resources Bldg., c Section of Economic Entomology, Urbana, IL 61801. HYMENOPTERA, Sphecidae, Pompilidae, CAMELET, WILLIAM E., Math and Science Dept., parasitoids, pest control, insect behavior, Lake Michigan College, Benton Harbor, MI collecting, insect photography. 49022. DIPTERA. CRESS, DONALD C., 1452 Birchwood Dr., Okemos, CAMERON, H. D., 2048 Charlton, Ann Arbor, MI MI 48864. Vegetable and livestock insects 48103. (extension worker) . CAMPBELL, GEORGE A., 12629 Bender, Sterling CRONE, PAUL M., 1700 Indian Valley Trail, West­ Heights, MI 48078. Behavior, collecting, minster, MD 21157. Taxonomy, evolution, taxonomy, photography, apiculture, biology biology and ecology, soil fauna; ARACHNIDA, and ecology of LEPIDOPTERA and COLEOPTERA. Linyphiidae, Micryphantidae. CANNON, WILLIAM N., JR., USDA Forest Service, CRUDDER, FREDERICK H., 2841 Whitewood, Ann P. O. Box 365, Delaware, OH 43015. Forest Arbor, MI 48104. COLEOPTERA. insects. CUTLER, BRUCE, 1747 Eustis St., St. Paul, MN CANTRALL, IRVING J., Museum of Zoology, Univ. 55113. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. ORTHOPTERA and Michigan Phyllophaga. CARLSON, DONALD, 626 W. Lawn, Racine, WI 53405. LEPIDOPTERA: Pterophoridae. D CARR, THOMAS W., RFD 4, Box 403, Whitehouse­ DAILEY, PATRICK J., Dept. of Biological Sciences, Spencer Rd., Swanton, OH 43558. LEPIDOPTERA Bowling Green State Univ., Bowling Green, OH and COLEOPTERA. 43403. CASE, FREDERICK W., JR., 7275 Thornapple Lane, DALE, JOHN W., 206 E. Broadway, McLeansboro, IL R. #212, Saginaw, MI 48603. Moths, esp. 62859. Forest entomology; cone and seed in­ Hyalophora columbia. sects; insect transmission of tree diseases. CASSANI, JOHN R., 421 Pine, Mt. Pleasant, MI DALEY, DARRYL L., 14833 Mapleridge, Detroit, MI 48858. DIPTERA: Culicidae, Chironomidae; 48205 (student). LEPIDOPTERA. DANIELS, SIDNEY, 90 Stuart Ave., Willowdale, CEBULSKI, BURTON, P. O. Box 554, Adrian, MI Onatrio, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA: Boloria and 49221. ODONATA; primarily naiads of Anisop­ Callophrys sp. of Ontario bogs. tera, collecting, taxonomy, biology and DAVIDS, WERNER, P. O. Box 1434, Martinsburg, WV ecology. 25401. 4-H leader. CHARBONEAU, ROBERT W., 4260 W. Hamilton Pl., DAVIES, DOUGLAS M., Dept. of Biology, McMaster Denver, CO 80236. LEPIDOPTERA. Univ., Hamilton, Ontario, CANADA. Simulii­ CHERMOCK, RALPH L., P. O. Drawer 0, University, dae, Tabanidae and other DIPTERA. AL 35486. Biogeography of RHOPALOCERA of DAVIS, LLOYD R., JR., 2510 N.E. 10 Terr., New World. Gainesville, Fla. 32601 (student). CLARK, TERRY, R. 1, Box 200, Hudson, MI 49247 DE SWARTE, DAVID H., 8718 W. Carmen Ave., Mil­ (student). Insects and insect products waukee, WI 53225. associated with pharmaceutical uses. DETTWILER, DANIEL LOREN, 3062 N. Newhall Ave., CLARKE, JOHN LYELL, JR., Clarke Outdoor Spray­ Milwaukee, WI 53211. COLEOPTERA of Wiscon­ ing Co., Inc., 7N570 Garden Ave., Box 288, sin, esp. Carabidae, Cucujidae and Coccinel­ Roselle, IL 60172. Pest control. lidae. CLENCH, HARRY K., Section of Insects, Carnegie DIEHR, LAWRENCE S., 514 Emmet #19, Ypsilanti, Museum, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. LEPIDOPTERA: MI 48197. TRICHOPTERA of Michigan. Lycaenidae. DILL, JOHN J., J. J. Dill Co., P. O. Box 788, COLLISON, CLARENCE H., Dept. of Entomology, Kalamazoo, MI 49005. Chemical control. Pennsylvania State Univ., 106 Patterson DILLERY, DEAN G., Biology Dept., Albion College, Bldg., University Park, PA 16802. Albion, MI 49225. Aphididae. COCHRAN, PATRICH, 329 Kensington Dr., c/o Kim­ DIXON, JOHN C., R.R. #3, Box 165, Eau Claire, berly Estates, Newport, MI 48166. WI 54701. Scolytidae: Ips~ Dendroctonus. CONDELL, PETER G., 1001 Ulmeston, #118, Largo, DOBRZECHOWSKI, MISS DIANNA A., Dept. of Biology, FL 33540. COLEOPTERA: Scarabaeidae. Wayne Univ., Detroit, MI 48202. CONNOR, LAWRENCE J., Extension Entomologist, DOLPHIN, ROBERT E., 1107 Ridge Rd., Columbia, Band Z Bldg., 1735 Neil Ave., OSU, Columbus, MO 65201. HYMENOPTERA. OH 43210. DONAHUE, JULIAN P., Los Angeles Co. Museum, Na­ CONWAY, PATRICK J., 4533 Stanley, Downers Grove, tural History, Los Angeles, CA 90007. But­ IL 60515. North American RHOPALOCERA. terflies of the Oriental Region (esp. India), COOK, DAVID R., Dept. of Biology, Wayne State Arctiidae of North America. Univ., Detroit, MI 48202. Acarology, HYDRA­ DOUGLAS, MATTHEW M., 112 Pinecone Dr., Lawrence, CARINA. Kansas 66044. LEPIDOPTERA, aquatic insects, CORNElL, JEFFREY A., 701 Leslie, Lansing, MI behavior, evolution and thermoregulation. 48912. DOUGLAS, PAUL E., 2716 36th St. S.W., Wyoming, CRAIG, GEORGE B., JR., Dept. of Biology, Univ. MI 49509. of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556. Culi­ DOUGLAS, W. BRUCE, Dept. of Neurosciences, cidae, esp. Aedes. McMaster Univ. Medical Center, 1200 Main St. CRAIK, JANE, Aberlemno Down Rd., Tavistock, S. W., Hamilton, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA: Devon, ENGLAND. LEPIDOPTERA (Macro); bees. neurophysiology of locomotion in insects. 7 ------

DOWNEY, JOHN C., Biology Dept., Univ. of North­ FERGUSON, DOUGLAS C., Systematic Ent. Lab., ern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA 50613. Lycaenidae USDA, c/o U.S. National Museum, Washington, (LEPIDOPTERA) . D.C. 20560. Nearctic and Holarctic MACRO­ DREW, LESLIE C., 410 S. 12th Ave., Bozeman, MT HETEROCERA . 59715. ARACHNIDA. FISHER, JAMES R., 211 N. Lilly, Moscow, 10 DUDEK, THOMAS, 252 W. Owen, Michigan State Univ., 83843. HOMOPTERA: Coccidae, Pseudococcidae. East Lansing, MI 48824. Aquatic insects, FISCHER, ROLAND L., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State pest control, collecting, taxonomy, biology, Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. HYMENOPTERA. and ecology. FLEMING, RICHARD C., Dept. of Biology, Olivet DUNCAN, J. BRUCE, 5821 S. 2150 West, Roy, UT College, Olivet, MI 49076. LEPIDOPTERA: 84067. Pest control; collecting biology and Papilionidae, Sphingidae. ecology of Saturniidae, Hyalophora and North FLOOD, THOMAS, 42 Park St., Phelps, N.Y. 14532. American LEPIDOPTERA. HOMOPTERA: Aphididae, Chermidae. DZIDOWSKI, GARY R., 607 S. Blair, Royal Oak, MI FLORY, GERARD, R.R. 1-1576 Standish Ave., E. 48067. COLEOPTERA and HOMOPTERA of north­ Wareham, MA 02538. eastern United States. FLYNN, DUANE J., 802 Armstrong Rd., Lansing, MI 48910. Medical entomology and disease trans­ mission of aquatic insects. FOLKERTSMA, MISS JACIE, 5477 Mc Cords Ave., Alto E MI49302 (student). FOLKERTSMA, JAN KAY, 5477 McCords, Ave., Rt. #1, EDGAR, ARLAN L., Dept. of Biology, Alma College, Alto, MI49302 (student). LEPIDOPTERA, Alma, MI 48801. Physiology, behavior, tax­ COLEOPTERA. onomy, biology, and ecology of ARACHNIDA FOLKERTSMA, JOHN, JR., 5477 McCords Ave., Alto, (Phalangida) . MI 49302. EDMONDS, WILLIAM, 68 Olive Ave., Toronto M6G FORD FORESTRY CENTER, Mich. Tech. Univ., lVl, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA of On­ Alberta, L'Anse, MI 49946. tario. FORSYTHE, HOWARD Y., JR., Dept. of Ent., univ. EIBER, THOMAS G., School of Forestry, Lakehead of Main, Orono, ME 04473. Univ., Thunder Bay P7B 5El, Ontario, CANADA. FOWLER. RICHARD F., 1518 Manley Rd., B 43, West EISFLE, PAUL J., Detroit Edison Co., 6100 W. Chester, PA 19380. Forest insects. Warren, Detroit, MI 48210. FRANTZ, GALEN, II, 204 River St. #3, East ELLIOTT, NORMAN, 317 W. Cedar St., Kalamazoo, Lansing, MI 48823. Disease transmission. MI 49006 (student). FRETWELL, STEVEN, 445 Abbott Rd., East Lansing, ELSNER, ERWIN, 6089 Lincoln Ave., Stevensville, MI 48823. HEMIPTERA: Belostomatidae; MI 49127 (student). Collecting, taxonomy of COLEOPTERA: Dytiscidae, Hydrophilidae. LEOPIDOPTERA: Sphingidae, Saturniidae, Cerato FULLER, A. VERNE, 914 Lee Barton Place, Kalama­ -campidae; COLEOPTERA: Cerambycidae; and zoo, MI 49007. rearing LEPIDOPTERA. ENGEL, ROBERT L., R. #2, Box 306. Oconto Falls, WI 54154. ENTOMOLOGICAL REPRINT SPECIALISTS, P. O. Box G 77224, Dockweiler Station, Los Angeles, CA 90007. GAMBILL, ALAN, 8208 Oak Blvd. S., Rockwood, MI ERADICO EXTERMINA~ORS, INC., c/o Myron Sempliner, 48179 (student). 2285 Indiandale, Detroit, MI 48238. GANGWERE, S. K., Dept. of Biology, Wayne State ERDMAN, KATHY A., 2184 Wendel, Hickory Corners, Univ., Detroit, MI 48202. Food selection MI 49060. LEPIDOPTERA in general; Gelechiids and general behavior of ORTHOPTERA. in Kalamazoo Co., Michigan. GEMRICH, EDWIN G., II, The upjohn Co., Dept. EVANS, DAVID A., Dept. of Biology, Kalamazoo 9730-50-1, Kalamazoo, MI 49001. Insect College, Kalamazoo, MI 49001. Mutillidae; toxicology. migration of Aphididae. GERSABECIC, EDWARD E., 5025 Amsterdam, Holt, MI EVANS, ELWIN, 16106 Peacock Rd., Haslett, MI 48842. HYMENOPTERA, LEPIDOPTERA, NEUROPTERA. 48840. GIBSON, ANDREW H., Science Div., Delta College, EVANS, FRANCIS, Zoology Dept., Univ. of Mich., Univ. Center, MI 48710. Ann Arbor, MI 48104. GILL, GORDON D., Dept. of Biology, Northern EWART, DONALD D., 7 Sora Dr., Streetsville Mich. Univ., Marquette, MI 49855. Heleomy­ l L5M lBl, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA of zidae , Stomoxys and Calaitrans. southern ontario. GLOYD, MRS. LEONORA K., Museums Bldg., Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. ODONATA: Argia, Amphiagrion,Gomphoides. GOMULINSKI, MELVIN S., Box 192, R. #2, 15350 F Albain Rd., Petersburg, MI 49270. COLEOP­ TERA. FERGE, LESLIE A., Rte. 5, Town Line Rd., GORDINIER, HOLLACE C., JR., Apt. N-9 Pine Grove Wausau, WI 54401. Behavior, collecting, Apts., Ypsilanti, MI 48197. HYMENOPTERA: biology and ecology of LEPIDOPTERA of North Ichneumonoidea, Chalcidoidea. America. 8 GORTON, RALPH J., 6609 Byron Rd., Durand, MI HART, SHERRY L., 1114 L. University village, 48429. ODONATA: Aquatic; HEMIPTERA (esp. Mich. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48823 Gerridae) . (student). Interested in honey bees. GOSLING, DAVID C. L., R. #1, White Pigeon, MI HARTMAN, CATHERINE, 25903 CR 24 W, Elkhart, IN 49099. cerambycidae. 46514. LEPIDOPTERA : rearing Saturniidae. GOSLING, NANCY M., R.R. #1, Box 149, White HEADINGS, MARK, College of Agriculture and Pigeon, MI 49099. Business, Univ. of Guam, P. O. Box EK, Agana, *GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC LIBRARY, Environmental Guam 96910. Pest control, biology and Info. Library Center, Library Plaza, Grand ecology. Rapids, MI 49502. HEATON, GEORGE C., 215 Natural Resources Bldg., GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC MUSEUM, 54 Jefferson SE, Mich. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Grand Rapids, MI 49502. HEDGES, F. W., M.D., 215 W. Saginaw, St. Louis, GRAVES, DR. ROBERT C., Dept. of Biology, Bowl­ MI 48880. ing Green State Univ., Bowling Green, OH HELIN, CHARLES, 4099 Beaufait Ave., Detroit, MI 43403. COLEOPTERA (esp. Cicindellidae, 48207. Carabidae) . HELLER, PAUL R., OARDC - Dept. of Entomology, GREEN, LAWRENCE A., 16005 Diana Lane, Houston, Pennsylvania State Univ., 106 Patterson Bldg., TX 77062. Aquatic insects: biology and University Park, PA 16802 (student). Be­ ecology. havioral and ecological investigations of GRIFFIN, LINDEN L., Griffin Pest Control, Inc., Aleochara tristis (Staphylinidae, Aleochari­ 5721 S. Westnedge Ave., Kalamazoo, MI 49002 nae), parasite of the face fly. (student) • HELLER, TERRENCE L., 422 Grand St., Coldwater, GRIMBLE, DAVID G., MAG, Forest Insect and Di­ MI 49036. Chironomidae, aquatic insects. sease Management, USDA Forest Service, 2810 HESSEL, SIDNEY A., Nettleton Hollow, Washington, Chiles Rd., Davis, CA 95616. COLEOPTERA: CT 06793. LEPIDOPTERA; esp. noctuids Papai­ Cerambycidae. perna and Catocala. GROOTHUIS, DENNIS, M.D., Div. of Neurology, HEWETT, CHERYL, R. #2, Bright Rd., Findlay, OH Evanston Hospital, Evanston, IL 60201. 45840 (student). LEPIDOPTERA: expo Colias; Nymphalidae, expo HEYD, ROBERT L., 2212 S. Rundle, Lansing, MI Boloria. 48910. Forest insects. GUREGIAN, MISS MARY, 9200 Ann Arbor Rd., Ply­ HICKS, S. D., 1050 Pinewood Cr., Ottawa, Ontar­ mouth, MI48170 (student). io, CANADA K2B 5Y5. GURNEY, SHELDON H., Miami Valley School, 5151 HILSENHOFF, WILLIAM, Dept. of Ent. Univ. of Denise Dr., Dayton, OH 45429. COLEOPTERA. Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706. Aquatic in­ GUYER, GORDON E., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State sects. Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. HILTUNEN, JARL K., Great Lakes Fishery Lab., 1451 Green Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105. Imma­ ture aquatic insects and pollution biology. HINTZ, HOWARD W., Heidelberg College, Tiffin, OH 44883. HEMIPTERA: Miridae. H HODGES, RONALD W., Sys. Ent. Lab., USDA, c/o U.S. National Museum, Washington, D.C. 20560. HALL, DAVID J., Wisc. Dept. of Natural Resources, LEPIDOPTERA: Gelechioidea and nearctic Gele­ 3911 Fish Hatchery Rd., Madison, WI 53711. chiidae, Momphidae. HAMMON, ROBERT, 179 E. Water St., Constantine, HOEBEKE, E. RICHARD, Dept. of Entomology, Com­ MI 49042. LEPIDOPTERA. stock Hall, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY 14850. HAMRUM, CHARLES L., Dept. of Biology, Gustavus COLEOPTERA: Staphylinidae. Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN 56082. HOFFMAN, J. R., Dept. of Natural Science, Mich. ODONATA; DIPTERA. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. HANNA, MURRAY, 654 Cornell Ave., East Lansing, HOLZBACH, JOHN E., 229 Maywood Dr., Youngstown, MI 48823. HOMOPTERA. OH 44512. HANSEN, CLARK B., 4901 . 39th Ave. S., Minneapo­ HOLZBAUER, PHILIP A., R. #1, Box 214, Palmyra, lis, MN 55417 (student). LEPIDOPTERA and WI 53156 (student). Lycaenidae, Ichneumoni­ COLEOPTERA, esp. of Minnesota. dae, Cicindelidae. HARAMIS, LINN D., Dept. of Biological Sciences, HOLZMAN, RICHARD W., 215 N. Center, Royal Oak, Kent State Univ., Kent, OH 44242. MI 48067. Michigan LEPIDOPTERA. HARDING, DOUGLAS H., 373 Maple Grove Dr., Oak­ HOOPINGARNER, ROGER, Dept. of Ent., Mich. State ville, Ontario, CANADA. Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. HARDWICK, DAVID F., Biosystematics Rese.arch HOWE, RICHARD T., Eau Claire Fruit, Inc., P. O. Institute, Central Experimental Farm, Box 327, Eau Claire, MI49111. Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA: HUBER, RONALD L., 2896 Simpson St. North, St. Noctuidae. Paul, MN 55113. COLEOPTERA, esp. Cicindel­ HARRIS, MISS DAWN, Box 96, Dansville, MI 48819 lidae of Minnesota; LEPIDOPTERA; RHOPALO­ (student) . CERA, esp. Hesperidae. HARRIS, LAURA, 36 S. Stadium, Oregon, OH 43616 HUSBAND, ROBERT W., Dept. of Biology, Adrian (student) . College, Adrian, MI 49221. Mites on bumble­ HARRIS, TODD L., Purdue Univ., Entomology Dept., bees. Entomology Hall, West Lafayette, IN 47907. 9 KING, HARRY, 405 North Court, Mason, MI 48854. I Collecting Lycaenidae, Hesperioides, Cato­ cala and Sphingidae. IADANZA, NICHOLAS E., 2295 W. May St., Apt. B, KING, HERMAN, 306 Admin. Bldg., Mich. State Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 (student). Aquatic Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Pentatomidae. macroinvertebrates; collecting methods, en­ KLEE, GEORGE E., 3920 Darlington, N.W., Canton, vironmental effects upon distribution. OH 44708. Formicidae; Opiliones and Aranea IMAI, EDWIN M., 714 Green Ridge Rd., Battle (Arachnida). Creek, MI 49015. DIPTERA: Tephritidae. KLENK, JEFFREY W., 5539 Lansin9 Rd., Lansing, INGLES, RAFAEL, Dept. of Entomology, Agric. MI48917 (student). Aquatic insects (rear­ Expt. Sta., Box H, Rio Piedras, PUERTO RICO ing), collecting and taxonomy of ODONATA, 00928. LEPIDOPTERA: Hesperiidae, Sphingi­ LEPIDOPTERA (Saturnidae) and aquatic HEMIP­ dae and Noctuidae of Caribbean area. TERA. IRWIN, RODERICK R., 24 East 99th Place, Chicago, KLOPP, WAYNE W., 6705 SW 44 St., #10, Miami, FL IL 60628. RHOPALOCERA, esp. distribution in Illinois. 33155. Papilionidae, Cetonidae, Lucanidae, Carabidae, esp. genera MicrocaZZisthenes, Megodontus, CoptoZabrus and CaZosema. KNIGHT, ALLEN W., Water Sci. and Eng. Dept., J Univ. of Calif., Davis, CA 95616. PLECOP­ JACKMAN, JOHN, 1610 Austin, College Station, TERA; MEGALOPTERA: Tanyderidae. TX 77840. LEPIDOPTERA. KOCHENDERFER, ERIC J., Rt. #1, N. Lake Rd., *JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Science Office, Marvin Fostoria, MI 48435. Spiders; esp. Lycosi­ Goad, 1400 W. Monroe St., Jackson, MI 49202. dae: GeoZycosa. JAQUA, DAVID E., 1114 L. University Village, KOHALMI~ LESTER L., 238 Epsom Downs Dr., Downs­ Mich. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48823 view, Ontario, CANADA (student). LEPIDOP­ (student). Biological control--predaceous TERA: Sphingidae, Arctiidae, CatocaZa of insects. Ontario. JOHNSON, JAMES B., 1622 Berkeley Way, Apt. 4, KORMAN, GARY D., Fennville, High School, Fenn­ Berkeley, CA 94703. MECOPTERA, DIPTERA, ville, MI 49408. Teaching material and stu­ Brachycera and Cyclorrhapha. dent projects. JOHNSON, KEITH R., 350 Old Kiln Road, Marquette, KOT, CAROL, 29314 Van Vaan, Warren, MI ~8092. MI 49855. Pest control, taxonomy, biology KRAEMER, KAREN M., 20233 Renfrew, Detro1t, MI and ecology of forest pests. 48221. Aquatic insects, behavior, collect­ JOKINEN, DUANE, 631 Forest St., East Lansing, ing and insect photography. MI48823. HOMOPTERA, DIPTERA (predaceous). KRAFT, KENNETH J., Biology Dept., Mich. Tech. JOLIN, NORMAN, 814 S. Putnam, Williamston, MI Univ., Houghton, MI 49931. LEPIDOPTERA: 48895 (student). LEPIDOPTERA. Olethreutidae. JONES, PRIMAS, c/o Green Things, 7167 S. Ex­ KRAUSE, DANIEL C., 1205 Cornell #21, Ypsilanti, change, Chicago, IL 60649. MI 48197. ODONATA, LEPIDOPTERA; collecting, taxonomy and insect photography. KREBS, CHARLES F., 1478 Roundleaf Court, Reston, VA 22090. K KREGER, DENNIS, 1057 W. Stein Rd., LaSalle, MI 48145 (student). Use of insects as food. KALAMAZOO NATURE CENTER, INC., 7000 N. West­ KULMAN, HERBERT M., Dept. of Ent., Fisheries nedge Ave., Kalamazoo, MI 49007. and Wildlife, Univ. of Minn., Hodson Hall, KANE, MICHAEL M., 203 Nat. Sci. Bldg., Dept. of St. Paul, Minn. 55108. Behavior, biology, Zoology, Mich. State Univ., East Lansing, MI and ecology. 48824. KARPULEON, FAY H., 921 Maple st., Eau Claire, WI 54701. LEPIDOPTERA, nearctic Rhopalocera. KAUFMANN, D. L., Dept. of Biology, Wisc. State Univ., Superior, WI 54880. COLEOPTERA: L Chysomelidae. LABERGE, WALLACE E., Faunistics Div., Ill. Nat. KELTY, JOSEPH, Biology Dept., Highland Lakes History Survey, Urbana, IL 61801. HYMENOP­ Campus, Oakland Comm. College, Union Lake, TERA: Apoidea, Formicoidea. MI 48085. Biology and ecology. LAFOND, QUENTIN, 1104 15th Ave., Menominee, MI KENAGA, EUGENE E., 3309 Isabella Rd., Midland, 49858 (student). Pest control, Scolytus. MI 48640. LAKE, JOHN, 14 Claymore Dr., Toronto M8Z . 2R9, KENNEDY, BRUCE, P. O. Box 365, U.S. Forest Ser­ Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA: Speyer1a. vice, Delaware, OH 43015. Forest insects. LANCOUR, KAREN L., 8576 Gooddale, utica, MI KENNEDY, PATRICK C., CIBA-GEIGY Corp. Agric. 48087 (student). Div., P. O. Box 11422, Greensboro, NC 27409. LANDIG, KURT, 2516 Buckland, Fremont, OH 43420 Ichneumonidae. (student). KERR, DIANE, 18814 James Town, Northville, MI LAROCHELLE, ANDRE', College Bourget, C.P. 1000, 48167 (student). Insect photography, secon­ Rigaud, JOP IPO, Quebec, CANADA. COLEOPTERA: dary education. Cicindelidae and Carabidae, nearctic region. 10 LAVALLEE, ARTHUR GEORGE, Dept. of Entomology, MACNAUGHTON, ALAN, 236 Guelph St., K1tchener, Univ. of Georgia, Athens, GA 30601. Aquatic Ontario, CANADA. Collecting, biology and insects (DIPTERA: Asilidae, Simulidae, Phori­ ecology of LEPIDOPTERA. dae) , taxonomy, behavior, and biology. MAJAR, JOSEPH M., Apt. 2, 226 Beal St., East LAVY, RICHARD, 548 S. Prospect Ave., Hartville, Lansing, MI 48823. COLEOPTERA: Pinacodepa, OH 44632. LEPIDOPTERA and COLEOPTERA. Carabidae, Dytiscidae; HEMIPTERA: aquatic LAWRENCE, DONALD A., Rt. #1, Carbondale, IL families. 62901. LEPIDOPTERA: Lycaenidae, esp. Illi­ MAKI, JON R., College of Human Biology, Univ. of nois. Wisconsin-Green Bay, Green Bay, WI 54301. LAWSON, GEORGE, 7 E. 8th St., Cincinnati, OH MANLEY, GARY V., 12738 Borgman Ave., Huntington 45202. DIPTERA: Nernatocera, Culicinae of Woods, MI 48070. COLEOPTERA: Pseudoscorpions. U.S.A. MARBRY, DAVID L., 2367 N. Burkhart, Howell, MI LAYMAN, JAMES GEO., Box 1007, Lincoln Park, MI 48843. Saturnid moths and COLEOPTERA (larger 48146. Gryllidae. beetles) . LEE, HARRY J., JR., 22646 MacBeth Ave., Fairview MARTEL, PAUL, 117 Roseval, Ste. Rose de Laval, park, OH 44126. Carabidae, Geotrupes sp., Quebec, CANADA. several small beetle families. Getting Ohio MARTIN, DR. E. C., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State records into the literature. Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. LEEUW, IRWIN, 1219 Crystal Lake Rd., Cary, IL MARTIN, LELAND L., P. O. Box 4, Wellington, OH 60013. LEPIDOPTERA: Satyridae, Nyrnphalidae, 44090. LEPIDOPTERA. Lycaenidae, esp. midwestern United States. MARTINAT, PETER J., 515 Ann St., East Lansing, LEWANDOWSKI, HENRY B., JR., Pesticide Research MI 48823. ODONATA; immature insects and Center, Mich. State Univ., East Lansing, MI spiders. 48824. ORTHOPTERA. MASSER, PHILIP, 106 N. Wayne, Mendon, OH 45862 LIEBHERR, JAMES, Dept. of Entomology, Mich. (student) • State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. COLEOP­ MASTERS, JOHN H., P. O. Box 66872, Scott's TERA: Cicindelidae, Carabidae; LEPIDOPTERA: Valley, CA 95066. RHOPALOCERA, esp. of Rhopalocera, Noctuidae, Saturniidae; be­ Venezuela, Columbia, and Bolivia. havior, collecting, taxonomy, evolution, MATHER, BRYANT, 213 Mt. Salus Dr., Clinton, MS biology, and ecology. 39050. LEPIDOPTERA, esp. of Mississippi. LIETZAU, CHARLES, 18641 St. Louis, Detroit, MI MATHEWSON, JOHN A., Dept. of Zoology, Univ. of 48234. ORTHOPTERA. Rhode Island, Kingston, RI 02881. HYMENOP­ LINDELL, LANCE, 4621 Hillcrest, Royal Oak, MI TERA. 48073 (student). MATTHEWS, ROBERT W., Dept. of Ent., Univ. of LITTAHORSKY, ANTON, 3808 Union Rd., St. Louis, Georgia, Athens, GA 30601. Solitary wasps MO 63125. and bees; Braconidae. LOAHARANU, SRISAN, Office of Atomic Energy for MATTSON, WILLIAM J., JR., North Central Forest Peace, Srirubsook Rd., Bangkok, THAILAND. EXp. Sta., 1992 Folwell Ave., St. Paul, MN DIPTERA pests of food products. 55108. LOAN, C. C., R.R. #5, Kemptville, Ontario, MAUST, MARGARET, 854 S. Bay Port Rd., Bay Port, CANADA. MI 48720. 4-H member; LEPIDOPTERA, toxico­ LOEBLICH, DR. KAREN E., 9730-5D-l Insecticides logy, collecting, taxonomy, and insect photo and Fungicides, Agricultural Div., the graphy. upjohn Co., Kalamazoo, MI49001. Agricul­ MCADAMS, ROBERT W., 1314 Elm Ave., Round Lake tural entomology; integrated pest management, Beach, IL 60073. especially of cotton; behavior and evolution MCCABE, TIM L., Comstock Hall, Cornell Univ., of DIPTERA: and Drosophilidae of Hawaii. Ithaca, NY 14850. LEPIDOPTERA: Noctuidae. LOESCH, ALICE, 1704 Clough St., Bowling Green, MCCLAIR, LESLIE, Box i862, Lacombe, Alta OH 43402. Aquatic insects; EPHEMEROPTERA, TOC ISO, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA. TRICHOPTERA, biology and ecology. MCDANIEL, EUGENIA I. (MISS), 105 S. 2nd, LORD, ROBERT J., 47-B Lanier Rd. F, Jekyll Is­ Herington, Kan. 67449. land, GA 31520. Aquatic entomology, taxonomy MCMAHON, JOE, 89 Western Ave., Chillicothe, OH ecology and life history of Mayfly genus 45601. Collecting, taxonomy, biology, Potamanthus. ecology, photography of LEPIDOPTERA, esp. LOVITT, DEAN F., Mich. Dept. of Agric., Lewis Sphingidae and Microlepidoptera. Cass Bldg., Lansing, MI 48913. MCPHERSON, J. E., Dept. of Zoology, Southern LUCAS, WILLIAM J., JR., 887 Ironwood Dr., S.E., Illinois Univ., Carbondale, IL 62901. Grand Rapids, MI 49508. Aquatic HEMIPTERA. MEIER, PETER G., 2518 School of Public Health, Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. MEJIA, RODOLFO, 2738 Trimble Rd., Toledo, OH 43613. ACARINA. M MELTON, LEE JOSEPH, III, 5438 High Tide, Ct., Columbia, MD 21044. LEPIDOPTERA: Papilioni­ MACCOY, BRUCE D., Box 1420, Grand Rapids, MI dae. 49501. Forest insects. MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND LIBRARY, MACLEAN, BONNIE, 280 E. Western Reserve Rd., Elizabeth Ave., St. John's AIC 557, New­ Youngstown, OH 44514. HYMENOPTERA: Bombus. foundland, CANADA. 1 1 MERRITT, RICHARQ W., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State NELSON, DOUGLAS, 2600 Hampden Dr., Lansing, MI Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. DIPTERA: 48910. COLEOPTERA. blackflies, Tabanids, Muscids, Chironomids, NELSON, JOHN M., Dept. of Nat. Res., Oral Micropezidae, bot flies; COLEOPTERA: dung Roberts Univ., Tulsa, OK 74105. Social beetles; forest recreation entomology, medi­ Vespidae, esp. Polistes; Araneae. cal entomology, aquatic insects, biology and NELSON, MARK L., 31161 Old Stage Rd., Birming­ ecology and insect photography. ham, MI 48010. ORTHOPTERA. MERTINS, JAMES W., 237 Russell Labs., Dept. of NELSON, SIGURD, JR., Dept. of Zoology, State Ent., Univ. of Wisc., Madison, WI 53706. Univ. of New York, Coll. at Oswego, Oswego, METZLER, ERIC H., 1241 Kildale Sq. N., Columbus, NY 13126. OH 43229. LEPIDOPTERA. NEWMAN, JOHN H., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State MEYER, HENDRIK, Dept. of Entomology, North univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. LEPIDOPTERA Dakota State Univ., Fargo, NO 58102. of North America, esp. Noctuidae. MEYERS, DENNIS J., 11828 Robinwood, Warren, MI NEWSON, H. D., Entomology Dept., Mich. State 48093. Collecting, biology and ecology. Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Medical ent­ MICHAELS, RON, 53 Duncan Dr., Georgetown, On­ omology. tario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA: Arctiidae. NICHAMIN, HENRY, 26034 York, Huntington Woods, MILES, CATLING P., 104 Victoria Pk. Ave., MI 48074 (student). Toronto 13, Ontario, CANADA. NICHOLS, JAMES W., Forestry Dept., 126 Nat. MILIOTIS, PAUL S., 167 Ridge Rd., Hollis, NH Res. Bldg., Mich. State Univ., East Lansing, 03049. MI 48824. Collecting, biology and ecology. MILLER, WAYNE A., 416 Douglas, Kalamazoo, MI NIELSEN, MOGENS C., 3415 Overlea Dr., Lansing, 49007. LEPIDOPTERA of North America, north MI 48917. LEPIDOPTERA of Michigan, esp. of Mexico. Hesperiidae, Lycaenidae, Sphingidae and Noc­ MILLER, WILLIAM E., North Central Forest EXp. tuidae. Sta., 1992 Folwell Ave., St. Paul, MN 55108. NIELSEN, SANDRA KAY, 3415 Overlea Dr., Lansing, Olethreutidae (LEPIDOPTERA) of Great Lakes MI 4891 7 (student). Region, gall-making LEPIDOPTERA. NORD, JOHN C., 345 Milledge Heights, Athens, GA MITCHELL, LEE E., Dept. of Biology, Bowling 3060l. Green State Univ., Bowling Green, OH 43403. NORDIN, JOHN S., 1826 Roan Dr., Warrington, PA DIPTERA: culicidae, economic insect pests. 18976. LEPIDOPTERA. MOCKFORD, EDWARD L., Dept. of Biological Sci., NUNAMAKER, SHERRY, P. O. Box 154, Beaver, PA Illinois State Univ., Normal, IL 61761. 15009 (student). History of insect products PSOCOPTERA of the world. espeically mead, elementary education. MOERLAND, ABRAHAM, 80 79th st. S.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49508. MOLLET, JUDITH A., 163 Natural Resources Bldg., Dept. of Economic Entomology, Champaign, IL o 61820. Pest control, collecting, biology, OEMKE, MARK P., 1038 Red Oak, Howell, MI 48843 and ecology. (student). Nepidae, Trichoptera, and tropi­ MONTGOMERY, B. ELWOOD, 906 N. Chauncey Ave., cal insects. West Lafayette, IN 47906. OLECH, TIM S., 1637-F Spartan Village, East MOORE, IAN, Dept. of Entomology, Div. Bio. Cont., Lansing, MI 48823. COLEOPTERA. Univ. of California, Riverside, CA 92502. OLIVER, CHARLES G., R.D. #1, Scottdale, PA COLEOPTERA: Staphylinidae. 15683. LEPIDOPTERA. MOORE, KERRY, 1309 Lynnwood Mt. Pleasant, MI OLSEN, LARRY G., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State 48858. Collecting and ecology of ODONATA: Univ., East Lansing, MI48824. Anisoptera naiads of Michigan. OTTAWA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY, M. Lieffers, MORGAN, W. GERRY, R.R. #2, Box 765, Crete, IL 2055 Rosewood, S.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49506. 60417. Science teacher; collecting, biology, OWENS, CLARENCE, 3390 Allston Dr., Jackson, MI ecology. 49201. MOSHER, DANIEL G., 6838 Toboggan Ln., Lansing, MI 48917. Forest and shade tree entomology. MULLER JOSEPH, R.D. #1, Lebanon, NJ 08833. LEP~DOPTERA, esp. Strymon, Apantesis, Hap­ p loa, Holomelina and Catocala. MYERS, WAYNE L., 4701 Wainwright Ave., Lansing, PARKINSON, JAMES C., 2001 Zimmerman St., Wausau, MI 48910. LEPIDOPTERA, COLEOPTERA (Ceramby­ WI 54401. cidae) . PARSHALL, DAVID K., 4424 Rosemary, columbus, OH 43214. Behavior, taxonomy, evolution and in­ sect photography of Ohio LEPIDOPTERA. PASSOS, CYRIL F. DOS, Washington Corners, Mend­ N ham, NJ 07945. Nearctic butterflies. PATTERSON, MRS. MILO J., 3227 Kraft, S.E., Grand NARF, RICHARD P., Water Resources Res., Wisc. Rapids, MI 49508. 4-H leader. Dept. of Nat. Resources, 3911 Fish Hatchery PEACOCK, JOHN W., Forest Insects and Disease Rd., Madison, WI 53711. PLECOPTERA. Lab., Box 365, Delaware, OH 43015. 12 PECK, MRS. VERNA, 202 East Buchanan, St. Johns, RIEDL, HELMUT, Dept. of Entomology, Mich. State MI 48879. 4-H leader. univ., East Lansing, MI 48824 (student). PEDERSON, CALVIN E., R. #2, Box 92, Starbuck, Toxicology, pest control and biology and MN 56381. ecology. PENNIMAN, ANDREW J., 1428 King Ave. #5, Columbus, ROBERTS, STEPHEN J., 163 Natural Resources Bldg., OH 43212. ARACHNIDS, HYMENOPTERA, ODONATA Section of Economic Entomology, Urbana, IL (arctic and temperate regions), parasitology. 61801. Forage crop insects, pest control, PERKINS, OWEN A., 2806 Linwood Ave., Royal Oak, behavior, biology and ecology. MI 48073. Butterflies. ROBERTSON, WILLIAM J., JR., 6121 Eastman 12A, PERRY, T. EDWARD, Chargin River Rd., Gates Mills, Midland, MI 48640. LEPIDOPTERA of Midland, OH 44040. ODONATA. Michigan area. PETERSON, PRISCILLA M., 1446 Jenifer St., Madi­ ROBINSON, GEORGE A., 19 Eva Rd., Apt. 1410, son, WI 53703. Scarabaeidae. Etobicoke M9C 4W4, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOP­ PETITPREN, MICHAEL F., 24581 Crocker Rd., Mt. TERA: north shore of Lake Erie from Windsor Clemens, MI 48043 (student). ODONATA: to Ronde'3.u Park. Aeschnidae, Anax. ROCKETT, C. LEE, Dept. of Biology, Bowling Green PHILLIS, DR. WILLIAM A., III, 26010 Hersheyvale, Univ., Bowling Green, OH 43403. Acarology. Franklin, MI 48025. ROGERSON, JOHN L., 59 Ridout St. S., Apt. 12B, PICKHARDT, WILLIAM G., JR., 1012 Elmsford, Troy, London 14, Ontario, CANADA. North American MI 48084. Rhopalocera. PINKAL, WALTER, 325 Whitehall Ave., North Lake, ROSS, DOUGLAS, Dept. of Entomology, Mich. State IL 60164. General insect collecting. Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. DIPTERA: PINKOWSKI, BENEDICT C., 15738 Millar Rd., Simaliidae, aquatic (stream) insects, and Fraser, MI 48026. medical entomology. PLAGENS, MICHAEL J., 3665 N. 1st Ave., #25, ROTH, JAMES C., Clearlake Algal Res. Unit, 1825 Tucson, Ariz. 85719. S. Main St., Lakeport, CA 95453. DIPTERA: PORTER, NANCY LEE, 6606 Lincoln Ave., Baroda, Chaoborus, Chironomidae, etc. MI 49101. LEPIDOPTERA; collecting. RUESINK, WILLIAM, G., 1 Bellamy Court, Champaign, PORTER, T. WAYNE, Dept. of Zoology, Mich. State IL 61820. 4-H leader. univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. RUITER, DAVE, P. O. Box 768, Rifle, CO 81650. POWERS, LWARENCE W., Marine Science Institute, Collecting, taxonomy, biology and ecology, Port Aransas, TX 78373. ANISOPTERA, ARA­ insect photography of TRICHOPTERA of Colora­ CHNIDA, CRUSTACEA; behavior. do. PRESCOTT, JOHN M., 369 E. Gove Rd., Erie, PA RUPPEL, R. F., D~pt. of Ent., Mich. State Univ., 16509. LEPIDOPTERA of Pennsylvania and East Lansing, MI 48824. transitional zone. RUSSELL, GERALD E:; 65 Devonshire, Pleasant PRIEBE, KENNETH, 16781 Burgess, Detroit, MI Ridge, MI 48069. COLEOPTERA; DIPTERA; 48219. ODONATA. LEPIDOPTERA as food product contaminants. PRIEST, RONALD J., 1011 N. Fairfield, Mt. RUTHERFORD, JOHN L., 1618 W. Massey, Memphis, Pleasant, MI 48858. DIPTERA. TN 38138. PROCTOR, JOHN, 382 Hillcrest, Saline, MI 48176. RUTKOWSKI, FRANK, 153 Centre St., New York, NY Toxicology. 10013. LEPIDOPTERA; esp. New World Satyri­ PURRINGTON, FOSTER FORBES, Dept. of Entomology, dae. O.A.R.D.C., Wooster, OH 44691. HYMENOPTERA: RYDHOLM, FRED, 221 Lakewood Lane, Marquette, Braconidae, Chalcididae, Formicidae, Ichneu­ MI 49855. Insects in north Marquette County. monidae. R RAHN, RUSSELL A., 3214 Springdale Ave., Wausau, s WI 54401. LEPIDOPTERA: esp. Rhopalocera and Macroheterocera. SABROSKY, CURTIS W., Systematic Ent. Lab., USDA, RATLIFF, WILMA M., 2383 Windemere Dr., Jackson, c/o U.S. National Museum, Washington, D.C. MI 49202. DIPTERA; 4-H leader. 20560. DIPTERA: esp. Chloropidae, Milichii­ RAVLIN, WILLIAM F., Dept. of Entomology, Mich. dae, Asteidae, and Tachinidae. State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824 (studen~. SAMBEL, MARK, 525 Yates Front, Calument City, DIPTERA: biology, systematics of parasitic IL 60409 (student). COLLEMBOLA. Diptera, esp. Tachinidae. SANDERS, FRANCIS H., 9933 Rutland, Detroit, MI REDISKE, RICHARD R., 2900 Braeburn CI, Ann 48227. Arbor, MI 48104. Ecology and taxonomy of SANDERS, WILLIAM P., 1610 Sixth St., Bay City, aquatic insects; HEMIPTERA, ODONATA, PLECOP­ MI 48706. Insect morphology; DIPTERA: in­ TERA, EPHEMEROPTERA. ternal morphology. REPPKE, JOSEPH, 16860 Outer Dr., Dearborn SASTRY, K. S. S., 2737 Round Tree Dr., Troy, MI Heights, MI 48127. 48084. HYMENOPTERA (biological control), RICHARDSON, JOHN C., 6326 Norburn Way, Lansing, and ecology of ORTHOPTERA. MI 48910. COLEOPTERA; LEPIDOPTERA: Tortrici­ SAUER, RICHARD J., Dept. of Entomology, Kansas dae, Olethreutidae in the middle west, north State Univ., Manhattan, Kansas 66506. ARAN­ west and north east. EAE: esp. Thomisidae. 13 SCHAEFER, CARL W., Dept. of Zoology and Entomo­ SKOWRON, WALTER S., JR., 1810 North St., Suf­ logy, Univ. of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06268. field, CT 06078. COLEOPTERA: Scolytidae, HETEROPTERA. Pityophthorus and Orthotomicus. SCHAPER, NED, 440 Overlook Dr., Alliance, OH SLOAN, PHILIP W., 30231 E. Jefferson Ave., St. 44601 (student). LEPIDOPTERA: silk moths of Clair Shores, MI 48082. COLEOPTERA and Ohio and Michigan. LEPIDOPTERA. SCHEEL, CARL A., Biology Dept., Central Mich. SMITH, PETER, 2316 20th St., Wyandotte, MI Univ., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858. HEMIPTERA 48192 (student). and HOMOPTERA. SNIDER, RICHARD J., Dept. of Entomology, Mich. SCHEIBNER, RUDOLPH A., Dept. of Ent., Univ. of State Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. COLLEM­ Kentucky, Lexington, KY 40506. BOLA. SCHEIRING, JOSEPH F., Dept. of Biology, Univ. SNITGEN, DONALD A., 1114 N. Front st., Marquette, of Alabama, University, Alabama 35486. MI 49855. Ecology of aquatic DIPTERA, especially Ephy­ SNOW, RUSSELL T., 39659 Memory Lane, Mt. Clemens, dridae and quantitative ecology, modeling, MI 48045. 4-H leader. and community s ·tructure in insects. SNYDER, RICK, 6428 N. Newgard, Chicago, IL SCHLOEMER, JERRY, Complete Scientific Supplies, 60626. Collecting of LEPIDOPTERA: Saturnii­ Inc., P. O. Box 307, Round Lake, IL 60073. dae. Taxonomy and world exotics. STAATS, JOHN, 21540 Florence, Detroit, MI 48219. SCHMIDLIN, JENNY, 3132 Walbridge Rd., Millbury, STAFFORD, ROBERT R., 300 Park Ave., Unit PHB-36, OH 43447. Aquatic insects, pest control and Calumet City, IL 60409. Elementary science biology and ecology in the Great Lakes Re­ teacher; collecting. gion. STANTON, E. N., 21869 West RiVer Rd., Grosse SCRULTHEISS, DOUG, 337 Custer St., Sandusky, MI Ille, MI 48138. 4847l. STEHR, FREDERICK W., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State SCHWEICKERT, FRANCINE, 19814 Tireman, Detroit, Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. LEPIDOPTERA; MI 48228. Behavior, collecting, biology and esp. Lasiocampidae. ecology and insect photography of ORTHOPTERA. STEPHAN, KARL, 3038 East Eastland, Tucson, AZ SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING LIBRARY, 672 Buehler 85716. COLEOPTERA. Hall, Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN **STEYSKAL, GEORGE C., Dept. of Ent., U.S. Na­ 37916. tional Museum, Washington, D.C. 20560. S.C. LIBRAIRIE JUSTUS LIPSIUS, Rue des Menapiens, STIBICK, JEFFREY N. L., c/o D.A.S.F., Konedobu, 31, 1040 Bruxelles, BELGIGUE. Port Moresby, Papua, NEW GUINEA. COLEOPTERA; SCOTT, WILLIAM E., 10761 SW 124 St., Miami, FL most families, esp. Elateridae, Hypnoidinae, 33156. LEPIDOPTERA. and Negastriinea of the world. SEABORG, NORMAN G., 232 East 20th Court, Lock­ STOVER, CAROLYN, 5353 Shaftsburg Rd., Williams­ port, IL 60441. COLEOPTERA: Rhopalocera, ton, MI 48895. 4-H leader; collecting and Cerambycidae, Buprestidae, Elateridae, and teaching; LEPIDOPTERA and COLEOPTERA. Scarabaeidae. STYER, WILLIAM E., Dept. of Ent., O.A.R.D.C., SEELEY, MISS COLLEEN, 249 Center St., East Wooster, OH 44691. Aphids, leafhoppers, and Lansing, MI 48823. Editor, Teen Interna­ eriophyoid mites. tional Ent. Group Newsletter. SURGEONER, GORDON A., Dept. of Envir. Biology, SHADDY, JAMES, Northeast Missouri State Univ., Univ. of Guelph, Guelph N16 2Wl, Ontario, Science Div., Kirksville, MO 63501. CANADA. Forest and shade tree insects. SHAPPIRIO, DAVID G., Division Biological SUTER, WALTER R., Dept. of Biology, Carthage Sciences, Univ. of Mich., 1116 Nat. Sci. College, Kenosha, WI 53140. COLEOPTERA: Bldg., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. HYMENOPTERA: Scydmaenidae. Mutillidae; LEPIDOPTERA: Saturniidae. SWOVERLAND, RANDY, 3662 Hemneter, Saginaw, MI SHAW, SCOTT R., 208 Beal St., #12, East Lansing, 48603 (student). MI 48823. Collects all orders. SYME' PAUL D., Forest Res. Lab., P. O. Box 490, SHIELDS, JAMES E., 7229 Wynter Way, Indianapo­ Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOP­ lis, IN 46250. LEPIDOPTERA. TERA of Great Lakes Basin. SHULL, ERNEST M., 402 N. Wayne St., North Man­ chester, IN 46962. LEPIDOPTERA of India and Indiana. T SIEKER, WILLIAM E., 119 Monona Ave., Madison, WI 53703. LEPIDOPTERA: Sphingidae of the world. TABOADA, OSCAR, 100 Kedzie Bldg., Mich. State SILER, TERRY L., P. O. Box 153, Bronson, MI Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Cicadelli­ 49028. COLEOPTERA. dae. SISK, THOMAS P., 564 Hoxie Ave., Calument city, TAFT, BILL, JR., 4211 Dickman Rd., Apt. 2A, IL 60409 (student). LEPIDOPTERA. Springfield, MI 49015. LEPIDOPTERA: Saturn­ SCANLON, PATRICK F., 1817 Roslyn Rd., Grosse iidae (midwestern). Pointe Woods, MI 48236 (student). COLEOP­ TALBOT, MARY, 315 N. 6th St., St. Charles, MO TERA: collecting, taxonomy, evolution, bio­ 63301. Taxonomy, biology and ecology of logy and ecology. Formicidae. 14 TAYLOR, RICHARD S., 532 Timerlea Dr., Rochester, VARGO, RONALD, 121 Roseview Dr., Hubbard, OH MI 48063. Federal plant quarantine enforce­ 44425 (student). ment. VIDITO, MARY 7512 N. Fowlerville Rd., Fowler­ TENHAVE, JOHN R., 1040 Alger St., S.E., Grand ville, MI 48836. Pest control. Rapids, MI 49507. DE VIEDMA, MANUEL G., Dept. of Ent., E.T.S., De TERRY, ROBERT, Detroit Hunt and Fish Club, Ing. De Montes, Ciudad Univ., Madrid (3), South Branch, MI 48761. LEPIDOPTERA. SPAIN. COLEOPTERA. THANASSOULOPOULOS, ANASTASIA, Plant Protection VOlT, DEBBY L., 745 N. 700 East,Logan, Utah Research, Patras, GREECE. 84321 (student). Collecting. THIER, R. W., Dept. of Biology, Kent State VOSS, EDWARD G., Univ. Herbarium, N. Univ. Univ., Kent, OH 44242. Ephydridae, medical Bldg., Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. entomology, biology and ecology, and insect Macrolepidoptera of Michigan; Hesperiidae in photography. general. THOMPSON, GENE, 922 4 Mi. Rd., N.W., Apt. 2B, Grand Rapids, MI 49504. DIPTERA: Tachinidae. TINNEY, CLAUDETTE, 308 S. Lagrave St., Pawpaw, MI 49079 (student). TINNEY, DONALD J., 308 S. Lagrave St., Pawpaw, w MI 49079 (student). TOCZEK, DONALD R., R.F.D. #1, Hillsdale, MI WACKER, JEFFREY, 1228 Tucker Rd., Fremont, OH 49242. Physiology, behavior, biology, and 43420 (student). ecology of Acridoid ORTHOPTERA. WAFFLE, ELIZABETH L., Biology Dept., Eastern TORGERSEN, TOROLF R., Forestry Sciences Lab., Mich. Univ., Ypsilanti, MI 48197. Mosqui­ P. O. Box 909, Juneau, AK 99801. HYMENOP­ toes and dog heart worm, parasitic insects, TERA: Ichneumonidae. aquatic insects. TOWNES, HENRY K., 5950 Warren Rd., R. #2, Ann WAGNER, WARREN H., JR., Dept. of Botany, Univ. Arbor, MI 48105. Ichneumonidae of the world. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. Pollination TOWNES, MARJORIE C., 5950 Warren Rd., R. #2, mechanisms; Rhopalocera. Ann Arbor, MI 48105. HYMENOPTERA: Ichneu­ WALLNER, WILLIAM E., USDA Forest Service, North· monidae of the world. eastern Forest Experiment Station, Forest TRUCHAN, JAMES, Bureau of Water Mgt., Dept. of Insect and Disease Lab., 151 Sanford St., Nat. Res., Mason Bldg., Lansing, MI 48926. Hamden, CT 06514. Aquatic insects. WALTY, JOHN B., 227 Wilfred Ave., Willowdale TRUDEAU, THOMAS, Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries, M2N 5E2, Ontario, CANADA. LEPIDOPTERA. Texas A&M Univ., College Station, TX 77843. WARCZYNSKI, VIRGIL, 1804 Fitzhugh, Bay City, MI Arachnids. 48708. LEPIDOPTERA. TRZASKOS, JOHN Z., R.D. #6, Voorhees Rd., Amster­ WARD, PHILIP, Zoology Building, Univ. of Sydney, dam, NY 12010. Moths and butterflies of the Sydney, N.S.W. 2006, AUSTRALIA. Behavior, world. collecting, taxonomy, evolution, biology, TUCKER, ROBERT M., T-lll Westview, Ypsilanti, MI ecology of LEPIDOPTERA: Tortricidae and other 48197. EPHEMEROPTERA: Heptageniidae, Baetidae; microlepidoptera; Geometridae; all Rhopalo­ ODONATA: Libellulidae; LEPIDOPTERA: pyralidae cera, esp. east Canada. --of southeast Michigan. WARD, ROBERT D., 7654 Tiverton Dr., Springfield, TUMA, FRANK J., 821 Clyde St., Owosso, MI 48867. VA 22152. World-wide Cicindelidae. COLEOPTERA and LEPIDOPTERA. WAS, HOWARD E., 2880 Mark Dr., Brookfield, WI TUTTLE, JIM, Wash. Arms #311, Monroe, MI 48161. 53005. LEPIDOPTERA. LEPIDOPTERA. WEBSTER, JAMES A., Dept. of Ent., Mich. State TYRKUS, MICHAEL, 11652 Brougham, Sterling Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. Host plant Heights, MI 48077. ORTHOPTERA. resistance. WEINTRAUB, JASON, 6990 Holiday Dr., Birmingham, MI 48010 (student). Collecting and rearing LEPIDOPTERA. u WELLSO, STANLEY G. , Dept. of Ent., Mich. State UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Serials Dept., Gen­ Univ., East Lansing, MI 48824. COLEOPTERA: eral Library, P. O. Box 19557, Irvine, CA Buprestidae. 92713. WENGER, JEROME D., Dept. of Nat. Sci., Covenant College, Lookout Mt., TN 37350. Cicindeli­ dae. WENZEL, RUPERT L., Chicago Nat. Hist. Museum, Roosevelt Rd., and Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, v IL 60605. COLEOPTERA: Histeridae; DIPTERA: VALEK, DOUGLAS, Dept. of Biology, Central Mich. Streblidae. Univ., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858. Scolytidae. WHELAN, MARY-ELIZABETH, 1422 Jiroch, Muskegon, VAN DE WATER, M. ART, Kaiserslautern High MI 49442. School, Box 1093, APO, NY 09021. DIPTERA WILDER, DIANA DEE, Dept. of Ent., California and COLEOPTERA of northern Michigan. Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park, San VANZUILEN, DONALD H., R.R. #3, Lake Templene, Francisco, CA 94118. Behavior, collecting, Sturgis, MI 49091. Economic entomology. taxonomy, biology and ecology of DIPTERA. lS WILDIE, BRUCE, 558 Bay East Dr., Traverse city, WOOLDRIDGE, DAVID P., 810 East Prospect Ave., MI 49684. Aquatic insects; collecting, tax­ North Wales, PA 19454. COLEOPTERA: Hydro­ onomy, biology and ecology of HYMENOPTERA. philidae. WILKINSON, RONALD S., 228 Ninth St., N.E., Washington, D.C. 20002. LEPIDOPTERA: esp. Heterocera (macros) of Europe and U.S. WILLIAMS, CURTIS E., 704 Foster St., Marlin, TX 76661. ODONATA of Texas; close-up photo­ XYZ graphy. WILLIAMS, LEE J., 315 Clinton River Dr., Mt . YEAGLEY, BRAD, R. #1, Osseo, MI 49266 (student). Clemens, MI 48043. COLEOPTERA. YODER, WAYNE A., Dept. of Biology, Frostburg WILLIAMS, PAMELA JEAN, Dept. of Zoology, Univ. State College, Frostburg, MD 21532. Pest of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. 72701. control. WILLIAMS, RALPH S., 2712 Lincoln Ave., at YOUNG, CHRIS A., 20476 Kinloch, Redford Twp., Wedgewood, St. Joseph, MI 49085. Insects MI 48240. Behavior, collecting, evolution, of southwestern Michigan. biology and ecology of LEPIDOPTERA (macro), esp. Sphingidae and Saturniidae. WILLSON, RONALD B., Bureau of Water Mgt., Dept. YOUNG, DAN, Dept. of Ent., Mich. State univ., of Nat. Res., Mason Bldg., Lansing, MI 48926. East Lansing, MI 48824. HEMIPTERA; TRI­ Hydrophylidae. CHOPTERA; NEUROPTERA; ODONATA; EPHEMEROP­ WILSON, BRUCE V,; 815 N. Chipman st., Owosso, TERA; and PLECOPTERA. MI 48867. LEPIDOPTERA. YOUNG, FRANK N., Zoology Dept., Indiana univ., WILSON, LOUIS F., 900 Longfellow Dr., East Bloomington, IN 47401. Aquatic COLEOPTERA. Lansing, MI 48823. Forest insects. WINKLER, ROBERT H., 187 Beauland, Mt. Clemens, ZACHEL, ROBERT, R. #2, Morenci, MI 49256 (stu­ MI 48043. ODONATA: Anisoptera. dent) . WITTER, JOHN A., School of Nat. Resources, Nat. ZACK, RICHARD, Dept. of Entomology, Washington Res. Bldg., Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, MI State Univ., Pullman, Wash. 99163. DIPTERA: 48104. 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