Eremochrysa (Eremochrysa) canadensis, (Banks, 1911)

EREMOCHRYSA (EREMOCHRYSA) CANADENSIS ( Banks, 1911) View in CoL

Chrysopa canadensis Banks, 1911: 339–340 . Type: female; CANADA: Go Home, Lake Huron [Ontario]; monotypy; MCZ No. 11379 [examined].

Eremochrysa (Lolochrysa) canadensis ( Banks, 1911) : Banks 1950: 64–67.

Eremochrysa (Eremochrysa) canadensis ( Banks, 1911) : Brooks and Barnard 1990: 272.

SYNONYMY PERTAINING TO CANADA

Chrysopa canadensis: Banks 1911: 339–340 ; Gibson 1912: 110; Smith 1932: 591.

Eremochrysa canadensis: Banks 1950: 64–67 ; Bickley and MacLeod 1956: 200; Throne 1971: 76; Garland 1982 [ 1984]: 105–109, 306–307, Figs. 15–22, 35, 74, Map 5; 1984: 94; 1985a: 737–751.

Eremochrysa (Eremochrysa) canadensis: Penny et al. 1997: 54 .

CANADA: T = 4 (1♂, 2♀, 1?). FIRST RECORD: ON: 1♀, Go Home, 13.vii.1907 [collector unknown; MCZ]. FLIGHT PERIOD: July 13 (1907; Go Home ON)–August 2 (1956; Magnetawan ON).

BC: T = 1 (♂). FIRST RECORD: 1♂, Penticton, at light, 16.vii.1976 (J.A. Garland) [LEM]. FLIGHT PERIOD: July 16 (1976; Penticton). LOCALITIES: Penticton [49°30'N 119°35'W; LEM].

ON: T = 2 (1♀, 1? [a forewing]). FIRST RECORD: 1♀, Go Home, 13.vii.1907 [collector unknown; MCZ 199]. FLIGHT PERIOD: July 13 (1907; Go Home)–August 2 (1956; Magnetawan, 6 mi [les] W). LOCALITIES: Go Home [45°00'N 79°56'W; MCZ]. Magnetawan, Parry Sound District, 6 mi [les] W [45°38'N 79°41'W; UMAA 200].

QC: T = 1 (♀). FIRST RECORD: 1♀, Knowlton, 29.vii.1930 (L.J. Milne) [CNC]. FLIGHT PERIOD: July 29 (1930; Knowlton). LOCALITIES: Knowlton [45°13'02"N 72°31'01"W; CNC].

Eremochrysa canadensis occurs in Canada, in British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec. All Canadian localities reported in literature have been authenticated. All specimens reported here are documented with data in Garland (1982 [ 1984]). Based on label data, adults come to light. In Canada, this species has an apparently disjunct distribution, which more collecting may resolve; in the eastern USA, it ranges from Wisconsin ( Throne 1971) to Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire ( Banks 1950), and south to Virginia ( Roble and Flint 2001).