Journal of Edwin H. Bryan, Jr. while with the Whitney Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History on the schooner France, February to October 1924
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18. Red brown butterfly (fat green caterpillar). 19. Green moth. (Larv ae leaf miners in puapua leaves). 20. White and gray moth (with folded, flat wings). 21. Tournefortia white red and black spotted moth. 22. Large Pemphis brown and white moth. 23. Small light brown moth on Pemphis. 24. Portulaca brown and white moth. 25. Sida gray moth. 26. Large yellow moth (seen about Scaevola only) (?same as on Nekker?). 27. Small white moth at light. 28. White micros (at light and about various plants and trees) (more than 1 sp ?). 28a. "Monoplane" moth on Boerhaavia. Hym. 29. Large fuscous ant (and small fuscous ant, same sp?). 30. Red ant. 31. Pale yellow-brown ant. Hem, 32. Leafhoppers on Boerhaavia, Sida, Portulaca, etc. (spp?). 32a. Mealybug on Sida etc. 33. Small, oval, black bug on bunchgrass roots. 34. Small brown Psocid on Pemphis etc. Orth. 35. Periplaneta americana (in rotten logs). 36. " " australasiae " " " 37. Cutilia soror (in rotten log and dirt). 38. Small brown roach. 39. Green grashopper, long horned and front legs spiny.