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The circumstances of the discovery and the recording of the small-toothed wasp in Tachikawa City
In Ikeda (2019), I published a record of the common digger wasp Scolia decorata ventralis Smith, 1873 in Komae City, Tokyo. However, I received a letter from Mr. Hirohisa Suda, which revealed that there is another record of this digger wasp in Tachikawa City on August 13, 1932 (Hirayama, 1933), so I am noting it here. This brings the total number of confirmed cases to three, including the record in Setagaya Ward (Fujimori, 2016). I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Mr. Suda for his letter.
References
Fujimori, Takeshi. 2016. A record of *Corbicula japonica* in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Kanagawa Journal of Insect Science 188: 60. ISSN: 0288-3821
Shujiro Hirayama. 1933. Primary colors of thousands of insects. Sanseido, Tokyo.
Ikeda, Kenichi. 2019. Records of *Dictyophora japonica* and *Dictyophora japonica* in mainland Tokyo. *Gekkan Mushi* (Monthly Insect Magazine) 585: 59-60. ISSN: 0388-418X
