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species, broken by birds in extracting the snail, are frequently found
on gravel heaps.)
H. cantiana, Mont. Hedgerows ; common.
H. rufescens, Penn. Hedgerows ; frequent.
H. concinna, Jeff. Hedgerows; common.
H. virgata, Da Costa. Very abundant in one field near
Stortford Park, and frequently found elsewhere.
H. caperata, Mont. Abundant in old chalk-pit near Farn-
ham—not common in other parts of the district.
H. ericetorum, Mull. Hedgerows; frequent.
H. rotundata, Mull. Frequent.
H. pulchella, Mull. In old chalk-pit, near Farnham; un-
common.
H. lapicida, L. Hedgerows, especially near Hallingbury;
frequent.
*H. arbustorum, L. Near Great Hadham. A single
specimen.
*H. pygmaea, Dp. Farnham; rare.
Bulimus obscurus, Mull. Near Stortford Park, occurs
generally with Clausilia rugosa ; frequent.
Pupa umbilicata, Dp. In old chalk-pit, Farnham; un-
common.
Vertigo pygmaea, Drap. In old chalk-pit, Farnham ; rare.
Clausilia rugosa, Drap. Hedgerows and ditches; rarely found
alive; frequent.
C. laminata, Mont. Near Berry Green, Little Hadham,
Herts : rare.
Cochlicopa tridens, Pult. In old chalk-pit, Farnham, and
elsewhere; frequent.
C. lubrica, Mull. Occurs with C. tridens ; frequent.
Coecilioides (=Achatina) acicula, Milii. In old chalk-
pit, Farnham ; uncommon.
Carychium minimum, Mull. In old chalk-pit, Farnham ;
uncommon.
Cyclostoma elegans, Milii. In a few damp ditches and
on hedgerows, very abundant near Great Hadham, but not met with
in other parts of the district. The nearest spot to Essex in which I
have found it is at "Exnalls" (spelled "Exlands" on many maps)
between Hadham and Stortford. This would be at least 21/2 miles
from the Essex boundary.