_Leucophaea maderae_, New York (Hebard, 1917): Adventive. Dominica (Rehn and Hebard, 1927): Under banana sheaths. England (Palmer, 1928): Adventive, captured at railroad station after bananas had been unloaded. England (Bunting, 1955): Adventive, from Dominica. Trinidad (Princis and Kevan, 1955): Nymph, eating bananas in cupboard. Puerto Rico (Seín, 1923): Seín stated that bananas are the favorite food of _L. maderae_. _Litopeltis bispinosa_, Panama Canal Zone (Hebard, 1920): From rotting banana stalks at bases of leaves. _Litopeltis musarum_, Costa Rica (Rehn, 1928): Shaken from dead banana leaves. _Nauclidas nigra_, England (Bunting, 1955, 1956): Adventive, from Dominica. _Nauphoeta flexivitta_, Denmark (Vestergaard, 1958): Adventive. _Neoblattella carcinus_, _Neoblattella celeripes_, and _Neoblattella laodamia_, England (Bunting, 1956): Adventive, from Dominica. Bunting (1955) first reported these as _Neoblattella_ spp. and stated that they were common. _Neoblattella detersa_, Jamaica (Rehn and Hebard, 1927): From under the bracts of banana blossoms. Sweden (Princis, 1947): Adventive. _Neoblattella detersa_ and _Neoblattella tridens_, Finland (Frey, 1948): Adventive. _Neoblattella fratercula_, Nebraska (Hebard, 1916b): Adventive. _Neoblattella semota_, Jamaica (Rehn and Hebard, 1927): From under drying bracts of banana blossoms. _Neoblattella vatia_, Cuba (Rehn and Hebard, 1927). _Neoblattella_ sp., Finland (Princis, 1947): Adventive, from Jamaica. _Nyctibora azteca_, England (Bunting, 1955): Adventive, from Dominica. Bunting reported this species as _Nocticola azteca_. Dr. A. B. Gurney called our attention to the fact that _Nocticola_ is an Old World genus, presumably combined in error with the New World species _azteca_. The true identity of the specimen was confirmed by Dr. D. Ragge (personal communication, 1958), who examined it at the British Museum (Natural History). _Nyctibora holoserica_, Canada (Walker, 1912): Adventive. _Nyctibora laevigata_, Canada, Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania (2) (Hebard, 1917): Adventive. Taken from banana boat _Annetta_ at Philadelphia (Rehn and Hebard, 1927). England (Bunting, 1956): Adventive, from Dominica. Sweden, Denmark (Princis, 1947): Adventive. _Nyctibora mexicana_(?), Denmark (Henriksen, 1939): Adventive (5), from Jamaica and West Indies. Princis (1947) suggested that these specimens were probably the West Indian _Nyctibora noctivaga_, because _N. mexicana_ is not a West Indian insect. _Nyctibora noctivaga_, Canada, Idaho, Illinois, Massachusetts, Nebraska (4), Virginia (Hebard, 1917): Adventive. Nebraska (Hauke, 1949): Adventive (2). Panama Canal Zone (Hebard, 1920): From banana stalks. England (Blair _in_ Turner, 1930): Adventive, from Costa Rica. Washington (Hatch, 1938): Adventive. Sweden (Princis, 1947): Adventive (2). Finland (Princis, 1947): Adventive, from Jamaica. _Nyctibora obscura_, Trinidad (Princis and Kevan, 1955): In banana bunch.