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Helicigona arbustorum, Linne.
A.—Ilford; Canning Town ; (K. and W.): Walthamstow; (British
Museum) : Crossness ; (Woodward) : Grays ; (Woodward
after S.V. Wood).
B.—Felstead ; (French) : *Colchester—"not rare, but local ;"
(Laver) ; Coggeshall—yellow variation ; Chipping Hill
and Dick Mead, Witham ; (Turner): Pleshey ; Chignal;
Chelmsford; (Christy): [Felstead; (French):'] *Copford;
Witham; (British Museum) : *Chignal; (Christy, 3).
C.—Saffron Walden; (S.W. Museum).
Genus—HELIX, Linne, 1758.
Helix aspersa, Muller.
A.—Bishop's Stortford ; (Ingold) : Hatfield Forest ; (E.N.,
vol. iv., p. 223) : Wanstead; Barking Side—one reversed
specimen ; (Crouch) : Buckhurst Hill; (Cole) : Lea
Valley; (K. and W.).
B.—Felstead ; (French): Coggeshall; (Adams): Colchester,
albinos in Trinity Churchyard ; (Laver) : *East Mersea ;
(Cole): Walton"; (C.S.R., Whitwell) : Kelvedon; Wit-
ham ; Hatfield ; Wickham Bishops ; Faulkbourne ;
Terling ; Fairstead ; Great and Little Braxted ; Riven-
hall ; Feering ; Markshall ; Pattiswick ; Bradwell ;
(Turner) : Springfield—in the stomach of a frog ;
(W.M.W.) : Chignal; Broomfield ; Chelmsford ; South
Weald; (Christy): Brentwood; (W.M.W.) : [Felstead;
(French) : almost certainly from top-soil.]
C.—Saffron Walden ; (S.W. Museum and Christy).
Helix pomatia, Linne.
Within half-a-mile of the Essex border at Upwick Green
(Ingold).
B.—Great Bardfield—two specimens; (Saffron Walden Museum).
N.E.—It is possibly a coincidence, but several years ago
the Reverend George Bailey gave some specimens of
Helix pomatia (not from Essex) to some children at Great
Bardfield : *Chappel—specimens were sent to the writer
by Miss Anna Agerth, who found it in some numbers on
a waste piece of land forming the bank of a lane near
Chalkney Wood, Chappel—see figure 107 in Journ. Essex
Tech. Labs., vol. ii., p. 241 ; the writer had heard previously
of the occurrence of this snail at Chalkney Wood from
Mr. Turner, who gave Dr. Gimson, of Witham, as his