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KNAGGS, M_D:, F.ES. E. C. RYE. R. McLACHLAN, F.LS. HoT. STAINTON ES: NOT. ie EE: “The science which we cultivate is not one of names alone; we have living objects for our contemplation ;—who will affirm that a single individual of all the British species of insects has been thoroughly studied in all the various relations of its natural history and ceconomy, internal and external anatomy, in its affinities and analogies ?”— Westwood. SS Fs 245371 LONDON: JOHN VAN VOORST, 1, PATERNOSTER ROW. 1866-7. ) TON DON: Ta athe bo Bah}. 7 a ¥ ‘ Prinrep By A. Narter, 52, Seyuour Srreer, Evston Square. | ia , [ } a y Th ll 7 ule | A be th tin tare seer | aa © Titikret ‘ \ 4 Und tb ‘ “vf prot anor im rt i pie cw, an » La 0 AOL ; , ii , Vat 4 MN Be wae ine by ie ‘ / yi) { t I haf fe ’ Se Ae UN AOL AY } i : / i : a 9 { 1] \,° 1 , } / ct Ov PREFACE. THE conclusion of the 3rd Volume of the “ Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine” is considered by the Editors of that publication to be a fitting occasion for expressing their acknowledgments to their numerous supporters. As the Magazine derived its origin entirely from the personal friendship of its Conductors, and was started—as scarcely need be added—not only without any hope of gain, but with the tolerable certainty of loss, it is a matter of some gratification to them that they are now enabled to report their undertaking as in an unexpectedly satisfactory condition, with regard to the financial department. The sale of back numbers, having increased to an extent far greater than was anticipated, has (somewhat undesirably) caused several parts of Vol I. to be now out of print: it is, therefore, impos- sible to furnish complete series of that volume, except in its bound form ; the precaution of reserving a few sets of the latter having been. taken. With respect to the volume now completed, the Editors flatter themselves that an examination of its Index will sufficiently show its value, either from a scientific or a general point of view. To mention special papers would be invidious; but the publication of so many valuable contributions towards a more perfect knowledge of our native Insect-fauna as have appeared in Vol. III. must alone render it of lasting assistance to British Entomologists. It has been suggested by some of our compatriots, and also by the learned Editor of the “ Bericht tiber Entomologie,” that lengthy papers should not be too much subdivided. The Editors will endeavour il. to comply with this suggestion—of the importance of which no one can be more aware than themselves; but they may be excused for remarking that in some instances the convenience of the authors has been—and must be—necessarily consulted. To all friends who have directly or indirectly contributed to raise the Magazine to its present standard the Editors beg to express their feeling of deep obligation;—and, as they still intend to spare no endeavour to increase the utility of the publication, they will feel additionally indebted for any suggestion tending to further that project. Paternoster Row, 16th April, 1867. cy hae STOn INDEX. —<~ INDEX TO GENERAL SUBJECTS. PAGE Wear, Curious locality for. fs es ee eke wi ws te 213 Acidalia mancuniata, Noteson . . - «© © «© © © © © © © © # 8 8 110 me subsericeata or mancuniata (?) bred. - - - + + © + ee 90 a reutstntcinins INCE Me no odd Ol ed oreOl oe OOM my GO. 0 C 259 Acidota cruentata at Chelsea, Captureof . . . - + + + + + + + + 168 Acrolepia assectella, On the habitsof. . 2. - - + + +e es se ees 257 Acronyctaalnibred. . .. . ay ees ~ > he, Siete tenn cua Agrophila sulphuralis near Bury, Caine of x lead uke sac sto Shs: ya ee a 5 at Exeter, Occurrence of. . - + + + + + 2+ «+ + 112 Agrotis agathina near York . . . a O80 See, cao oe elit oat em « Ailanthiculture ; or the prospect of a new English Industry.” Review. . 47 Amara alpina, Occurrence in Britain of . . 2. + © + + + © © © = ¢ 92 America, Noxious insects naturalized in . . . - © + © © © © © © + 166 Anobium tessellatum, Noteon . . .. .- 5. Sete Ud oe Bo ee eS Anthophagus pyrenzus, Capture in Britainof. . - - + + 6 e+ ee 139 Anthrocera trifolii, Note on hybernation and moulting of . . . .- - +--+ 4I8 Apatania, Note respecting a speciesof . . . . PEERS pre LS: Aphides of the Elm, A few words on the gall- ne wip oy) stile tel ch ton aaeean Aplasta ononaria, Occurrence in Britainof . . . - 2+ + + s+ ee + + 110 Bembidium paludosum, Note on . . + + + © + 2 © © © © «© © «@ 216 Berlin Transactions, Note fromthe ... +... «+ «+ «-« « + 139 Boarmia rhomboidaria, Wood of ¢ /eie ie 5 ew Pelee he ho we, | a0 ay Gel Boreus, Synopsis ofthe gepus .« «se + + 6 ee ee ee te 132 Brachelytra, Descriptions of new species, &c.,of . . . . . » + + + + T21 « British Bees,” by W. E. Shuckard; Review . . .-.---+-+.- - 142 Batalis incongruella, Noteon. . - . » « -.s + + 5 ¢ 8+ © © 0 ae Cabera pusaria, Another extraordinary var.of . . . . . ....- + Il Cannibalism of the larvee of Coccinella . . . . - - + e+ + © ee se 9D 3 5 » Hupithecia minutata.. . . .. . . +. - - J91 Waptores at ivy; near Bristol, 4. < © 6 4s 6.2 us aie eae 8 Ef) Layer eP siya cao) aces ies Sec ere) car epee tier ee ek Sea EL UEIDY MY tak Wad Leg. ot eltiy s,s jel ula seie lone ane gl dl ah
- »- «+ + + + + + © © « Dl
Cerura vinula, Note on the number ofeggsin . . . - « se e ee ~ 206
Chelonia caja, Capricesof. . . 2 5 2 es 2 4 He ee ew 211
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Chcerocampa Celerioin the North . . . .... - o) Ao @Welduxey tikes ate ]mmmcen
Cicindela campestris, Note ona dark var.of ... . awaits - 251
Gidanaammanata, Noteon ~. | je \yeriese es). oc. ES
Pam sllaccata, NObC:OM «os. uae uen ell ite 4 235
Cirreedia xerampelina near York .. . : «obi
Clisiocampa castrensis, Locality for . .... . 5 oO = hos
Coleoptera in Japan. . . 5. 5 Aas ee pee lily/
af at Loch Rannoch, Noteon. . .. . 63, 93
a in London, Captures ofrare .... . . 67, 164
Bs Notes on, from the Berlin Transactions 2 139
55 - ri French “ Annales” 3 se eaito
# INOLESIOnsSCObCh, . ule tacuee cu 4 .-, 24
“5 Note on the unnamed species in Mr. Waterhouse’s Catalogue 231
x at Wimbledon, Winter capturesof . . . Sec . 2 6 ake
Collecting Micro (and other) Lepidoptera, On a new method of . . Asa i ly/
Cosmiajpyralinajin’ Suffolk” << 2 3 4's i * : c oe Oe
Cotswolds, Lepidoptera on the Hee Lc 183, 187
Cryptocephalus 10-punctatus in Staffordshire 2 ° eG
Cryptophagus, Description of a new species of, &e. . . Se iol
Cryptus, Note on a short-winged species of . . . . 5 190
Cynipides, Observations on the study of . . . . .. 8 181
Damaster from Japan, Noteon. ...... : - 189
Deilephila Celerioin Westmoreland . .... . : 188
Depressaria capreolella, Occurrence of . . .. . : 22
Diantleeciaceesia, Noteon . «. « « « «+ « « . . 2386
5 capsophila, Noteon. ... . : : = 4206
Diasemia Ramburialis, Dup., at Lewes, Occurrence of 5 : - 163
Dicrorampha flavidorsana, Description of. . . . . : 176
* 5 Mole Gy BOA omate ay oils
Diptera collected on twigs of alder, Masses of . oho ern A 94:
Diurnal Lepidoptera in the collection of the British Museum, Descriptions of
Somemewsspecies Of <4 2 <1) 22 hese : Pribeiialis *06) Lic 76
** Double-brooded”’ Insects, Noteson. . . .. « st iketl's 4 20
Drypta emarginata near Gosport, Capture of . . ° ° 279
Elater, Description of a new species of . 249
Ennomos alniaria bred. . . . he eee Tea, Pee d 9 112
55 Notes on the British species of ' 159
Entomological Society of London, Proceedings of .
Epione advenaria, New locality for .
Epureea variegata, Occurrence in Britain of . .
Eromene ocellea near Dumfries, Occurrence of .
Mirgsiahinis, Occurremceiol oi veut) inet Ser? len! ena ie hae
Erycina, Remarks on the distinctiveness of certain species of .
. 23, 48, 72, 96, 119, 166, 191,
216, 239, 263, 280
. . .
Erycinide, Description of a new genus and two new species of . .
Euchromia rufanain Lancashire ... .
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Hubolia meeniata near York, Occurrence of . . . . - . « « © « « e« "186
Eudorea new to Science, Description of a British Speciesof . . . .. - 1
+ " " BS meek a oe to ae
Eupecilia curvistrigana near Barnstaple, Occurrence of. . . . . . . . 116
Mirpiinecia lariciaia at LOrky% es 6 6 ew Se wet SS, Ce
oF jollutralo (ole aio og: s so: A a Rr cme MASUR Re Se 6 CT,
55 TalOnisnataniplredemecnsse cole.) se wer Se uns, Ste” nelle: Ulade eee ton ele to mem
preondan sphingids, Note on /. 0 je) oo se a ae
Excursions, Proposed accounts of Entomological . . . . «. ». « - + + 46
French “ Annales,’ Notes on Coleoptera from the. . . . . . + « « « 215
Fulgora, Note on the luminosity of . . . . » »- «© - «+ «© « «© « = 42
Gall-flies, Observations on the study of . . . . =. = «© «© »« « « « «= JOD
Gall-making Aphides of the Elm .. . of tet Joh’ sate hele: oiling. octet vol ote ae
» of the Elm, Note on the contents of ne S, gone si, on) opuber Lely to) eo aU
Gas-lamps, Notes on moths attracted by . . - »- »+ + + © = +» « « « 42
Geleehia arundinetella, Capture of «) «6 wis ¢ ste © © © © 0 Joe
Pemeecorealolia, Mconomy!Of *42 3 J) 29 pallens, 39 ”
Leucophasia sinapis, ,, 7 tine
Nepticula aurella, Observations on the
Thera firmata, Noteonthe ... .
5) 5, obeliscata, a Mice ae
a 5 simulata, + hiss) aera
Xanthia gilvago,at Derby ... .
Spilodes sticticalis, Description of the.
Lasiocampa quercis, Curious flight of. . . .
55 5 INU 6) 6) al Gao
Lathridius filam, Occurrence in Britainof . .
Leistus montanus in Scotland, Occurrence of .
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Lepidoptera on the eastern extremity of the Cotswolds .
at Guestling, near Hastings, 1866 .
of the Isle of Man (Rock) .. .
inthe isle of Wight ~2 9.9. 7. 7.
in North Perthshire ... . .
in south Wales 2 0