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In a message dated 17-Oct-01 6:58:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
mikayak3 at home.net writes:


> Halysidota tesselaris (I think) - 5 
> 

Halysidota cinctipes (8202) occurs in the Florida Keys. The larvae can be 
found on the ornamental shrub (Bay Button Bush as determined by the local 
garden shop) that are planted around the fire station. There are usually 
plenty of cocoon on the underside of the eaves of the building. Also, look on 
the inside of the channels of the barb wire supports on the fence for 
additional cocoons and those of Lymire edwardsii. Larvae may be abundant on 
the ficus tress which overhang the fence. 

Cheers,

Leroy C. Koehn
Georgetown, Kentucky

"Let's get among them"
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