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— Index Entomologicus ;
OR,

A COMPLETE
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,

CONSISTING OF 1944 FIGURES,

OF THE

LEPIDOPTEROUS INSECTS

OF

GREAT BRITAIN /

By W: WOOD, F.R.S. & L.S.
AUTHOR OF ZOOGRAPHY, GENERAL CONCHOLOGY, INDEX TESTACEOLOGICUS,

LINNEAN GENERA OF INSECTS, ETC.

LON DON-=

WILLIAM WOOD, 39 TAVISTOCK STREET, COVENT GARDEN.

1839.

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OuR object in the present undertaking is to incorporate in
one Volume octavo a Catalogue of all the known Insects of
the order Lepidoptera inhabiting Great Britain; illustrated
throughout with figures, reduced, where necessary, to a small
size, but with a degree of accuracy that will enable the Ento-
mologist to fix at once upon any particular species he may
wish to define.

The utility of such an undertaking, if properly conducted,
will be readily acknowledged, as we have no Work that
figures even a quarter of the species known at present to in-
habit this country. Any book, therefore, must become im-
portant to the Entomologist, that will comprise an accurate
figure of every species of insect included in the Order to
which it belongs.

It may be objected, that to combine so much in so small a
space it may be necessary to reduce the figures till we lose the
essential character. ‘This, however, has by no means been the
case. None of the insects have been reduced to less than an
inch, and some hundreds are of the natural size.

With reference to the Plates, it may not be improper to re-
mark, that they have been entirely executed by the same artist
(Mr. W. Wood, Jun.), whose accurate figures are already be-
fore the public in the Illustration of the Index Testaceolo-
gicus, or Catalogue of British and Foreign Shells, which
comprises 2780 figures of distinct species.

No pains have been spared to make the figures perfectly
accurate ; and to accomplish this most essential purpose, re-

lv PREFACE.

course (where possible) has always been had to the Insect,
which has been drawn by the graver immediately on the
copper, without the intervention of any copy.

The Systematic Catalogue of British Insects by Mr. Ste-
phens has been the guide throughout the Work; but where
the generic names have been subsequently altered in the
Illustrations of British Entomology, the alterations are con-
stantly noticed in the third column.

It was originally intended strictly to confine the Work to
one figure only of each species; nor was this plan departed
from till after the first Plate was finished, and the second and
third in progress. It was then observed that the great dissi-
milarity between the Male and Female of several species
amongst the Butterflies, made it quite necessary to figure
some of the latter. ‘This has caused an unavoidable confusion
in the numbering of the second and third Plates; but it is pre-
sumed that the benefit arising from the deviation will more
than counterbalance the apparent defect. It must be ob-
served, that where the Male and Female are both figured, the
number is always repeated. Thus, in Pl. I. 40 a+the male;
40 the female: again, Pl. II. 55 a+the male; 58 Pl. IIL. the
female. ;

Each page of the work (as in the Index Testaceologicus) is
divided into columns. The first column contains the Linnean
names, to be found in the twelfth edition of the Systema Na-
ture :—the names printed in Italics mark the species disco-
vered since the time of Linnzus. The second column contains
the English names. The third, the synonyms of British
Authors, and the new genera as adopted by Mr. Stephens and
others. The high numbers preceding each generic name in
small capitals refer to the Systematic Catalogue of British
Insects, (where the Lepidoptera begin with No. 5794,)* and

* Where no such number precedes the name, the Insect has been disco-
vered since the publication of the Catalogue in 1829.

PREFACE. Vi

the name to the species in the first column: Thus Gonepteryx
Rhamni of Stephens is the Papilio Rhamni of Linneus; The
Colias Europome of Stephens is not a Linnean species, being
printed in Italics; The Colias Hyale of Stephens is the
Papilio Hyale of Linnzus, and so on. The fourth column
gives the Habitat of the Insect, and the time of the year when
it may be found.

As a guide to the comparative size of the different Insects,
a mark or a letter of the Alphabet is added after the number
engraved on the Plate. Thus @ indicates an insect an inch
and a quarter wide; a + an inch and a half; @ + an inch and
three quarters; b two inches; ¢ three inches, and so on: n
denotes insects of the natural size; and m such as are magni-
fied. For example: in Pl. I., fig. 1. is three inches and three
quarters wide when expanded; fig. 2. two inches and a half;
fig. 70. Pl. II. is the natural size, and all in Pl. XLII. are
magnified.

The great expense attending works on Natural History,
where the subjects are accurately drawn and coloured, has in
a considerable degree confined the sale to persons of opulence,
and prevented that general access to figures which is so essen-
tial to the promotion of the science. In the present Work this’
objection is removed, since the figures, (excepting those on
royal paper,) though drawn and coloured with the greatest
possible care, do not exceed one penny each!

It now only remains for us gratefully to acknowledge the ready
assistance we have received from several scientific gentlemen,
and most especially from J. F. Stephens, Esq., to whom we
cannot sufficiently express our thanks for his unwearied assist-
ance throughout the work, and for the liberal manner in
which he placed his invaluable Collection at our service, not-
withstanding the risk of injury occasioned by the removal of
the different Insects from Camberwell to London.

To the kindness of J. G. Children, Esq., of the British

PREFACE.

Museum, we are much indebted, not only for a ready access
to his Collection, but also for permission to refer to his valuable
Entomological Library.

To John Curtis, Esq., we are also greatly indebted for per-
mission to make drawings from any of his rare and beautiful
specimens we might require, and occasionally to use his most
elegant work on the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain
and Ireland. .

We have sincerely to thank Messrs. Bentley and Chant for
the loan of many very fine specimens of the British Lepido-
ptera from their valuable Cabinets ; and our acknowledgements
are also due to Edward Newman, Esq., for the use of some of
the very rare British species.

Tavistock-street, Covent Garden.

ABBREVIATIONS.

A. Albin’s Natural History of English Insects.

C. Curtis’s British Entomology.

D. Donovan’s Natural History of British Insects.

H. Harris’s Aurelian, or Natural History of English Insects; namely, Moths
and Butterflies.

L. Lewin’s Papilios of Great Britain.

St. Stephens’s Illustrations of British Entomology :—Haustellata.

IV. Wilkes’s English Moths and Butterflies.

DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.

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ERRATA.

Page 8, for 63 Asis, read 63 Acis.
— ll, for 3 Trifolii, read 3 Loti.
— jl, for 4 Loti, read 4 Trifolii.
— 12, for 8 Populi, read 8 Tiliz.
— 12, for 9 Tiliz, read 9 Populi.
— 12, for 15 Galli, read 15 Galii.
— 16, 3rd col., after 5951 Cossus, add Ligniperda.
— 22, after 49 Castrensis, add M. & F.
— 53, for 259 Leucipara, read Lucipara.
— 68, for 373 Geminipunctata, read 373 Geminipuncta.
— 70, for 386 Fiscina, read 386 Fissina.
— 70, for 389 Thapsiphaga, read 389 Solidaginis.
— 71, for 397 Percontationis, read 397 Iota.
— 71, for 398 Iota, read 398 Percontationis.
— 72, for 405 Aurichalcea, read Orichalcea.
— 74, 424, 3rd col., after St. 3, p. 116, add Euphasia.

— 78, for tee } Carbonaria, read 4 455 } Atomaria M. & F.

— 84, for 505 Distrigaria, read 505 Destrigaria.

— 89, for 539 Purpuraria, read 539 Gilvaria F.

— 93, for 567 Substriata, read 567 Subtristata.

— 97, for 596 Performata, read 596 Preformata.

— 98, for 611 Elutata, read 611 Elatata.

— 108, for 690 Ceciata, read 690 Cesiata.

— 108, for 691 Flavicincta, read €91 Flavicinctata.

— 112, for 719 Degeneraria, read 719 Contiguaria.

— 112, for 720 Contiguaria, read 720 Degeneraria.

— 118, 764, 3rd col., add St. 4, p. 15.

— 134, for 887 Betulatana, read Betuletana.

— 138, 913, under St. 4, p. 97, add 6915.

— 139, for 927 Puncticostata, read 927 Puncticostana.
— 144, for 962 Nigromaculata, read 962 Nigromaculana.
— 148, for 999 Sinuana, read 999 Obsoletana.

— 148, for 1003 Obsoletana, read 1003 Sinuana.

— 148, for 1004 Rutifasciana, read 1004 Rectifasciana.
— 155, for 1057 Fulvovittana, read 1057 Cristalana.
— 155, for 1058 Cristalana, read 1058 Fulvovittana.
— 163, 3rd col., for Argyrotosa, read Argyrotoza.

— 165, 1132, 3rd col., for Rhyacionia, read Carpocapsa.
— 167, for 1145 Griceana, read Griseana.

— 172, for 1182 Costata, read Costosa.

— 181, for 1252 Oliviella, read Sulphurella.

— 182, for 1253 Sulphurella, read Oliviella.

— 185, for 1277 Echiella, read Pusiella.

— 185, for 1278 Pusiella, read Echiella.

— 185, for 1279 Dodecca, read Dodocea.

_f 1304 ; 1304 Ossea.
pre 1306 ¢ O8se read 1306 Aphelosetia Subocellea, St. 4,
p- 290.

— 201, 1390 and 1391, 3rd col., for Harfagus, ead Harpagus.
— 208, for 1443 Pyrallella, read Pyralella.

— 213, 3rd col., for Onocera, read Oncocera.

— 217, for 1502 Cerucellus, read Cerusellus.

— 222, for 1544 Vitellus, read Vittellus.

— 229, for 1585 Lerzella, read Luzella.

— 233, for 1615 Ochreacea, read Ochracea.

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CATALOGUE

OF THE

LEPIDOPTEROUS INSECTS OF GREAT BRITAIN.

J. PAPILIO. BUTTERFLY.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. — Engl. names.
new genera.

1 Machaon Swallow-tail W.t.93. H.t.36, D.6,
oti Et S40 Sele

p- 16.
5794 Papitio.

2 Rhamni Brimstone W.t.904--E.631. D5,
t.145. C.4,t.173. St.1,

p. 8.
5796 GoNEPTERYX.

3 Europome Clouded Sul-_ Sé.1, p.10, #.1*, f.1,2,3.
phur 5797 Corias.

4 Chrysothe- Small Clouded S¢.1, p.11, ¢. 2*, f:1,2.
me. Yellow 5799 Cortas.

5 Edusa. Clouded Yel- H.¢.29,f-n.m. L.t.32.

low Diets 288,952. 80.1;
p.12. & 145.
5800 Cortas.

B

Habitat, and
when found.

Fenny places.
Norfolk and
Cambridge-
shire. End of
May.

Woods and road-
sides. June to
Autumn.

Meadows, rare.

Meadows inNor-
folk. Sept.

Meadows, &c.,
near Ipswich
in Suffolk, and
Devonshire.
Middle of Au-

gust.

Linn. names.

¢ Hyale

7 Brassica

8 Chariclea

9 Rape

10 Metra

11 Nape

12 Sabellice

13 Daplidice

14 Cardami-
“nes

15 Sinapis

PAPILIO.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Pale Clouded 2.2.88. D.7, ¢.238, f.1.
Yellow C.6, 2.242. St.1, p.13.
5801 Coxtas.

Large garden W.t.96. L.é.25. D.13,
White t.446. St.1,p.15.
5802 Ponrta.

Great White A.#.1. St.1,p.17, ¢.3*,
S.A, 2. p

5803 Pontta.

Small White <A.¢.51. W.t.97. L.t. 26.
St.1,p.18.

5804 Pontta.

Mr. Howard’s St.1,p.19.& App. 146.

White 5805 Ponvta.

Green-veined 4.7.52, f.d—g. W.t.98.
White bgt. 07. D8 5t./280,
Malm fuses, pi 20s

5806 Ponta.

Early green- —St. 1, p. 22, ¢.3*, f.3, 4.
veined White 5808 Ponta.

Green-check- L.¢.28. D. 6, ¢.200. C.1,
ered White =. 48. St.1,.p.2-.
5809 Pontta.

Orange-tip Wet 09s T1199. Fat.
Tt 30. « Droxts169:
St.1,p. 23. & App.147.

5810 Pontta.

White Wood H. ¢.29,fit—u. L. t.29.
D. 8, t.280,f.2. St. 4,
p. 24. & App. 147,
5811 Leucoruasia,

Habitat, and
when found.
Meadows on the
S.E. coast.

August.

Gardens. May

to August.

Meadows and
gardens. Apr.

Gardens. May
to August.

End
of March and
April.

Gardens.

Gardens, woods,
and thickets.

May to July.
Gardens. April.

Dover Clifts.
~ May and Au-
gust.

Woods and
lanes. Suffolk
and Devon-
shire. End of

May.

Woods in Kent,
Essex, &c.
May to Au-
gust,

» A

‘

mR 4

Mia E
Reed) Chars
de or

Linn. names.

16 Crateegi

17 Lucina

18 Athalia.
Underside,

pl.3, f.1.

19 Artemis

~ 20 Cinxia,
Underside,
pl. 3, fu.

— 21 Selene,
Underside,
Dl sfoS:

PAPEL TO.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Black-veined A.¢.2,f.2,a—d. W. ¢.95.
White H.t.9, f.g—k. L.t.24.
D.13, t.454. C.8,t.360.
St.1,p. 27.
5812 Pieris.

Duke of Bur-
gundy Fri-

Sts 2iay, nen 1a. t2 15.
D.7, t.242, f.2. C.7,
£.316. St.1,p.29. &
App.147.

5815 Nemeosius.

tillary

Heath, pearl-
bordered
likeness

W.t.112. H.t.38,f. f.g.
L. t.14, f.5,6. St.1,p.30.
5816 Mertitma.

Greasy Fri-
tillary

W.t.114. H. £.28,fie—i.
L.t.15. St. 1, p. 32.
5819 Metitma,

Glanville Fri- W.t.111. H.t.16,f.a—t.

tillary Fits, D245 fl.
St.1, p. 33.
5820 Metirma.
Small pearl- 4H. ¢.31,f-i.k. L. t. 13.
border Fri- —S¢. 1, p. 34.
tillary 5823 Me ir#a,

22. Euphrosy- Pearl-bordered H, ¢.40, fie.f. L.t.18.

ne.
Underside,

pl. 3, f.A.

23 Lathonia

Fritillary

5824 Menirza.

QueenofSpain L.t.12. D.3,¢.73. S¢t.1,
Fritillary p. 36.
5825A RGYNNIS.

Be

DTA, 6312.) C:8,t.386.
St.1,p.35, & App. 147.

Co

Habitat, and
when found.

New Forest,
Hampshire.
June.

Woods and
hedges. Cam-

bridgeshire,
Suffolk, and
Essex. May

and June.

Woods & heaths,
End of May.

Meadows in Suf=
folk, &c. May.

Isle of Wight.

Dover. June:

Heaths & woo !s,
Essex, and
Devonshire.
May and June.

Heaths & woods,
Essex and De-
vonshire. May.

Cam-
bridgeshire,
Dover Cliffs,
&e. June and
July.

Woods.

Linn. names.

24 Adippe.
Underside,
pl. 3, f. 5:

25 Aglaia.
Underside,
pl. 3,f. 6.

26 Paphia

97 C. Album

28 Polychlo-

ros

29' Urticee

30 lo

31 Antiopa

32 Atalanta

PAP ILLO.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

High Brown
Fritillary

H. t.28) fea, dy Lito:
D.13, t.448. St.1, p.38.
5827 ARGYNNIS.

Dark-green
Fritillary

W.t.115. H.t.26.f.0.p.
L.t.11. D. 9, ¢. 302.
St. 1, p. 39.

5828 ARGYNNIS.

Silver-washed W.t.110. H.t.34, f.k—u.

Fritillary L.t.9.. D.7, t.247.
5829 ARGYNNISs.
Comma A.t.54. Wi409. A.t.1,

f-a—d. L. t. 5.
te 199. St. Li, p. 42.
5830 VANESSA.

D.6,

W.t.108. £.t.2.
D.8, t.278. St.1, p. 42.
5831 VANESSA.

LargeTortoise- A. ¢.55.
shell

Small Tortoise- A. ¢. 4, f.6. W.t.107. H.

shell t.2, f.i—n. L.t.3. D.2,
t. 55. St.1, p.43. & 148.

5832 VANESSA.
Peacock Asti, Wet. 10601.
t.8, f.f—k. L.t.4. D.6,

t. 206. St.1,p.44

5833 VANESSA.
Camberwell W.t.113. H.t.12, fa—e.
Beauty Let D3, 6.89. Sta,

p. 409.
5834 VANESSA.

Red Admiral 4.t.3. W.t.105. H.t.6,
fa—h. L.t.7. D8,
1. 260. St.1, p. 46.

5835 VANESSA.

Habitat, and
when found.
Woods in Suf-
folk, Essex,

&e. July.

Heaths, &c. Suf-
folk,
&e.

Essex,

Woods in Essex,

&e. July.

Gardens and
thickets, Suf-
folk. July and
August.

Roads and lanes.
Essex, Suffolk,
&e. July.

Gardens,
hedges, &c.
July to Sep-
tember.

Woods, road-
sides, &c.
May to July.

WoodsinSurrey,
on the oak;
also near Nor-

wich. May.
Woods, &c.

Devonshire.

June and July,

Linn. names.

33 Cardui

34 Iris

35 Camilla

36 Ageria

37 Megera

38 Semele,
M. and F.

39 Galathea

40 Tithonus,
M. and F.

41 Janira,
M. and F.

PRAGP TO:

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Painted Lady 4.t.56. W.t.107, f.1.
Hee fof hi t-6:
D.9, t.292. St.1, p.47.

5836 CynrTHia.
Purple Empe- W.¢.126. H.t.3, upp. fig.
ror ESEAGs 1:21.37. C8;

t. 338. St.1,p. 50.
5839 ApaTuRA.

WhiteAdmiral H. ¢. 30, f.m.n. L.t.8.
D.8, t. 244. C.3,t.124.
St.1, p.52.
5841 Limeniris.

Speckled Wood W.t.103. H.t.41,f-f.f.K.
.t.19. D.14, ¢. 498.
St. 1, p. 54.
3843 Hipparcuia.

Wall W.¢.10%. H.t.27, fia—g.
LE, t.21. D8; 't. 279.
Dee 15s 00e
3845 Hipprarcuia.
Grayling Hit.44, f. die. L:t17:

D.8, ¢. 259. St.1,p. 56.
5848 HrprarcuHta,

Marbled White W.¢.100. H.¢.11, f.-g—k.
L.t.28. D. 8, t.258. St.
1, p. 57.

5849 Hipparcuia.
H.t.44, f.f.g. L.t.22. D.
12, ¢. 405. St.1, p. 58.

5850 Hipparcuia,.

Meadow Brown 4. t.53, f.a—e. W.t.101.
H.t.32, fa—e. L.t.18.
D. 9,¢.320. St.1, p.59.

5851 Htipparcuia.

Large Heath

cr

Habitat, and
when found.

Fields and gar-
dens, Middle-
sex, &c. June
and July.

Woods: on the
oak. Middle-
sex, Essex, &c.
July.

New Forest,
Hampshire ;
woods in Sus-
sex, &c. July.

Woods and
hedges, Suf-
folk.
June, August.

April,

Woods and road-
sides. May,

July, August.

Heaths, &c. Suf-
folk, Essex,
Devonshire.
July.

Moist woods.
Essex. July.

Woods andcom-
mons. July.

Woods and mea-
dows. June.

Linn. names.

42 Ligea,
M. and F.
Underside,

pl. 3,f: 8.

43 Blandina.
Underside,
pl. 3, f. 7.

44 Cassiope

45 Hyperan-
thus

PAPILIO.

Engl. names.

Arran Argus

Scotch Argus

Mountain
Ringlet

Ringlet

Synonyms and
new genera.
Shi, 9261, 6,7. 128:
5852 Hipparcuia.

D.12, t.426, St.1, p.62.
5853 Htieparcuia.

Stl, p.63, t.8, f. 1,2,3.
5854 Hipparcuia.

H,t.85, f.f.h. LL. #.20.
D.8, t.271. St.1, p.60.
5856 Hipparcuia.

46 Polydama, Scarce Heath St.1, p. 64, ¢. 7,/.1,2.

M. and F.

47 Davus

48 Hero

Small Ringlet

Silver border-
ed Ringlet

49 Pamphilus, Small Heath

M. and F.

50 Betulee

51 Pruni.
Underside,
pl.3, f. 10.

Brown Hair-
streak

Dark Hair-
streak

5857 Hrpeparcuia.

L, 1.23, f.5,6. D.7,t.186.
St. BSD. OG
5858 Hiprparcuia.

Cur5yt2205. Sidhp.68,
& App. 149.
5859 Hrprarcuia

H.t.21, f.e—h. L.t.93,
Af 854. St. 1, 7:69.
5861 HiprparcHia

A.t.5, fot. W.t.117. HH.
Beles eke tees
t.42. D.8, t. 250.

5862 Tuecra.

C.6. £.264. St.2, p.69. note.

5862* THEcLa.

Habitat, and
when found,

Isle of Arran.
July.

Isle of Arran.
June.

Mountains,
Cumberland.
June.

Woods, Devon-
shire. End of

June.

Marshes, York-
shire. July.

Marshes. July.

Ashdown Fo-
rest. June and
July.

Heaths, &c. De-
vonshire, &c.
June, Septem-
ber.

Woods, Suffolk
and Devon.
August.

Woods. Hunt-
ingdonshire.
June.

EAELE LO:

’
Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

Black Hair-

streak

L. t. 44. D. 13, ¢. 437.
St. 2, p.69. note,
5863 TuHeEcta.

52 W. album.
Underside,
pees, fold:

53 Spini Pale brown _ St.1, p. 78.

Hair-streak 5864 Tecra.

54 Quercus Purple Hair- 4.2.52,fia—c. W.t.116.

streak H.t.10, f.a—g. L.
£.43. D.13,t.460. St.1.
p.76, & App. 149.
5865 THEcLA.
55 Rubi Green Hair- 4.¢.5, f.8. W.é.118. H.
streak G20,%.8. 0: dio.” LE,

#44, D.13, ¢.443.
5866 Tuecta.

56 Phleeas Common Cop- H. t. 34, fp. Lt. 41.
per D, 18, t. 466.

5867 Lycamna.

Purple-edged St. 1, p. 80.
Copper 5868 Lyczna.

57 Chryseis

58 Hippothoé, Dark under- — St.1,p. 82.
M. pl. 2. winged

Fa pl..3. Copper 5807 Lycxuna.

59 Dispar,
M. and F.
pl. 3.

Large Copper L.t.40. D.7,t.217. C.1,
£.12. St.1, p.81.
5869 Lycana.

60 Virgaureze, Scarce Copper L.t.41,f:1,2. D.5,t.173.
M.and F. St.1, p. 83.
pl. 3. 5871 Lycana.

61 Argiolus Azure Blue
St.1, p. 85, & App. 14S.

5872 PotyomMatTus.

Habitat, and
when found.

Gardens and
hedges. June.

Norfolk. July.

Tops of oaks:
Essex, &c.
July.

Woods and
hedges, De-
vonshire. June,
August.

Commons, road-
sides, &c.
April, June,
and August.

Marshes. Essex
and Sussex.

Autumn.
Marshes, Cam-
bridgeshire.

July.
Marshes, Suf-
folk. July.

Marshes, Isle
of Ely.

L.t.36,f.4,5,6. D.14,t.481. Meadows, Mid-

dlesex, &c.
May to Aug.

Linn, names.

62 Alsus

63 Asis ©

64 Arion,
M.and F.
Mls. Oe

65 Corydon

66 Adonis

67 Dorylas

68 Icarius,
M.andF.
pl. 3.

69 Alexis,
M.and F.
pl. 3.

70 Eros,

M. and F.

pl. 3.

71 Argus

PAPILIO:

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Small Blue L. t:39, f.8,4. D.9,4.322.
f.1, St.1,p. 86, & App.
149.

5873 PoryomMaAtus.

Mazarine Blue L. t.38, f. 6,7. St.1, p. 86,
& App. 149.
5874 PoLyomMMATUs.

L.t.37. D.6, ¢.184. S¢t.1,
p- 8.
5875 PotyoMMATUs.

Large Blue

Chalk-hill Blue L. ¢.36. D.7,t. 236, fit.
St.1, p. 88.
5877 Potyommatus.

Clifdén Blue L.¢.38,f.1-3. D.4,t.148,
Fils sdb d p89,

5878 PotyomMaAtus.

Light Blue St.1, p. 90.

5879 PoLyoMMATUS.

Black-border- S¢.1, p. 91.
ed Blue 5880 Poryommatvs.

Common Blue W.¢.119. H.t.39,f.g.i.
L.#.$8. D.4;#.443.

St.1. p.91.
5881 Potyommatus.

Pale Blue St.1, p. 93.

5882 PoLyomMATUs.

Silver studded L. ¢.39, f.5-7. St.1, p.93.
Blue 5883 Potyommatus,

Habitat, and
when found,

Fields, Surrey,
Kent, &c. Ma
to July.

Chalk soils,
Kent. May to
July.

Commons,
Kent, Surrey,
&e.

Chalk-pits near
Dartford. July.

Dover Cliffs, &
Chalky places,
Kent. May to
August.

Hills in Wales.
June and July.

Kent. June.

Pastures, Suf-
folk, Devon-
~ shire, &c.
May to Aug.

Lanes, Surrey
and Kent.
July.

Fields and
marshes, Suf-.
folk. July.

PAPILIO. 9

. Synonyms and Habitat, and
Linn. names. — Engl. names. Ynony ie
: new genera. when found.

72 Agestis. Brown Argus L.1.39, f.1,2. D.9,¢.822, Chalky districts,
Underside, fod and birds’
pl. 3.f. 9. 5884 Potyommatus. nests. Kent
and Surrey.

783 Salmacis, DurhamArgus ‘é. 1, p. 94. Castle Eden
M. and F. PoLYOMMATUS. Dean, Dur-
Underside, ham.
pl. 3.f. 12.

74 Artaxerxes. Scotch Argus L.t.39,f.8,9. D.16,t.541, Meadows. Scot-
Underside, St.1. p.95. land, June.
Pls fs WS: 5885 PotyomMatus.

75 Alveolus Grizzled W.#.104? H.t.32, f.k n. Heaths, &c.

L. ¢.46,7.8,9. St.1,p.97. May and Au-
5887 ‘THyMELE. gust.
76 Tages Dingy Skipper H.1.34, f.f.o. L.t.45. 3,4. Heaths, woods,
St. 1, p. 98. &e. Middle-
5889 'THYMELE. sex and Sufs
folk. May

and August.

77 Paniscus Chequered D.8, t. 254, f.1. St.1.p.160. Woody places.

Skipper 5891 Pampuita. End of May.
78 Linea Small Skipper H.¢.42,f.1. L.t.45,f.5-7. Margins of
Di, (4296, 7-22 96.1," “woods. \July.
p- 101.

5893 PampuHita.

79 Acton Lulworth C. 10. t. 442. Dorsetshire.
Skipper PAMPHILA. August.

80 Sylvanus Large Skipper H. ¢. 42, fth. L.t.46. f.1-3. Woods. June
DE Se EASA, f.25 St.1, and July.
p-101,
5894 PAMPHILA.

C

10 PAPILIO.

Synonyms and Habitat, and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera. when found.

81 Comma Pearl Skipper L. ¢. 45, f.1,2. D.9,t.295. Chalky soils.

St. 1,¢.102. Sussex. Au-
3895 PampnHita. gust.
82 Bucephalus Large-headed St.1, p. 102, ¢.10, f.2. Devonshire and

Skipper 5896 Pampuiza. Surrey. July,

GIN)

II. SPHINX. HAWK MOTH.

Linn. names.

1 Statices

2 Melilote

3 Trifolii

4. Loti

5 Filipen-
dulz

6 Hippocre-
pidis

7 Ocellata

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera,

Green Fores- H.¢. 34, f.a—f.
ter

D.6,

St.1, p.105.
5898 Iwo.

Pale 5-spot
Burnet

St.1, p. 107.
5900 ANTHROCERA.

Broad-border- S¢. 1, p. 108.
ed 5-spot
Burnet

5902 ANTHROCERA.

5-spot Burnet D.9,t.319. S¢.1, p.109.

5903 ANTHROCERA.

6-spotted Bur- W.t.91. upper fig. H.t.1,
net f.e—h. D.1,t.6. Sé.1,
p. 111.
5905 ANTHROCERA.

Narrow-bor- — St.1, p. 110.
dered 6-spot 5904 ANTHROCERA.
Burnet

Eyed Willow W.t.24. A.t.8. H.t.5,
fa—c. D.8, ¢.269.
Sé. 1, p, 112.

5907 SMERINTHUS.

C2

t.204, f.2. C.9,t.396.

Habitat, and
when found,
Woods and mea-
dows ; Kensing-
ton Gardens ;
Essex,Hertford-
shire, kc. June.

West Horsley
Park, Surrey.
June and July.

Middlesex, De-
vonshire, near
Newcastle, &c.
June,

Middlesex, Kent.
June.

Fields and mea-
dows by wood-
sides, inMiddle-
sex, Devon-
shire, S. Wales,
&e. June and
July.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, near
Coombe Wood.
June.

Middlesex, in
Battersea-fields ;
Essex, on Ep-
ping Forest, &c.
May and June.

12
Linn. names.

8 Populi

9 Tiliz,

10 Atropos

11 Convolvuli

12 Ligustri

13 Pinastri

14 Euphorbiz

15 Gallu

Engl. names.

Poplar

Lime

Death’s-head

Bind-weed

Privet

Pine

Spotted Ele-

phant

Galium

SPHINX.

Synonyms and
New genera.
A.t.57. W.t.25. Ht.33,
Fa—eh D.We 241.
St. 1, p. 112.
5908 SMERINTHUS.

A.t.10. W.t.23. H.t.20,
fa—g. D. 10,t. 325.
St.1, p.113.

5909 SMERINTHUS.

Ati6. W519, 1-637.
D.9,t.289. St.1,p.114.
5910 AcHERONTIA.

W.t. 20 &21. H. ¢. 21,
a—d. D.7, t.228&
229, St.1,p.119.
5913 Spuinx.

A.t, 7. Wit. 22. H.t.2,
f.a—h. D.8,t. 248.
St.1,p. 121.

0915 Spuinx.

D. 9,t. 296. St.1,p.121.
5916 Spniwx.

FT YtsA4s fase. 1, D8,
£. 91892... 4, 03.
St. 1, p. 124.

5919 Derepuina.

H. t. 44, f. 6. (Cater-
pillar). Sé.1, p. 125,
Fp | 9 fo

5920 Deritepnita.

Habitat, and
when found.
Meadows in De-
vonshire, Cam-
bridgeshire, &c.
June and July.

Woods and mea-
dows, Middle-
sex, Essex, &c.
May and June.

Yorkshire, Cam-
bridgeshire.
October.

Kent, Sussex,
Surrey. Middle
of September.

Hertfordshire,
Cambridge-
shire, &c. July.

Rivelston Wood,
nearEdinburgh;
also near Colney
Hatch Wood
and Esher,
Surrey. June.

Sand-hills near
Barnstaple.
June.

Middlesex, Corn-
walland Devon.
June.

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Linn. names.

16 Livornica

17 Celerio

18 Elpenor

19 Porcellus

20 Stellatarum

21 Bombyli-
formis

22 Fuciformis

SPHIN xX.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Striped SH A,ip. 126, ¢. 195 F214.
Lineata.
5921 Detuepnui.a.

Sharp-winged D.6,¢.190&191. S¢.1,
p- 128.
5923 DEILEPHILA.

Elephant Ast. 97 W.t.26. He. 7,
fra—h. D4, 4.129.
St. 1,p. 131.

5925 D&EILEPHILA.

SmallElephant W.¢.16. D.9, ¢.314.
Otol p.A31.
5926 DeEILEPHILa,

Humming-

Bird

Bicrade pit le) Des
#155. St. 1, p. 133.
5927 Macroctossa.

Broad-border-
ed Bee

D. 3, t.87. St.1,p.135.
5929 Srsta.

Narrow-bor-
dered Bee

C. 1, #.40. St.1, 7.184.
5928 Szsta.

Habitat, and
when found.
Norfolk; and
near Kings-
bridge, Devon.

Oxfordshire,
Cambridge-
shire, and near
Birmingham.
August.

Gardens in
Middlesex, De-
vonshire, Cam-
bridgeshire, &c.
June and July.

Woods in
Middlesex,
Surrey, War-
wickshire, &c.
June.

Gardens in Kent,
Hertfordshire,
Cambridge-
shire, &c. End
of April, June
and August.

Coombe Wood
near Kingston,
Surrey;Darenth
Wood near
Dartford, Kent.
End of May.

Middlesex, Berk-
shire, Fens in
Cambridge-
shire. May and
June.

14 SPHINX.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

23 Apiformis Hornet

24. Crabroni- Lunar Hornet

forms

25 Asiliformis Clear under-
wing

26 Chrysidi-
forms

Fiery Clear-

wing

27 Spheciformis Black and
White horn-
ed Clear-
wing

28 Allantifor- Two-belted

mis Clear-wing

Golden-tail

Clear-wing

29 Cynipifor-
mis,
M. and F.

30 Ichneumoni- Six-belted

formis Clear-wing

31 Philanthi-
formis

Many-belted
Clear-wing

Synonyms and
new genera.

D.1, t.25. St.1, p. 187.

5931 TrocuiLium.

D.13, 1.436. St.1, p.138.

5932 Trocuitium.

D.11,t.384. St.1,p.139.

5933 ARGERIA.

St.1,p.141.
5936 ANGERIA.

st. dp. 140,¢. 11, 7.1.
5934 AXGERIA.

Entom. Mag. No. 1,
p-.79.
ZEGERIA.

D.4, t.116. St.1, p.141.

5937 ZEGERIA.

C. 2, t.53. St. 1, p. 140.

5935 AXGERIA.

Entom. Mag. No. 1,
p. 79.
JEGERIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Aspen trees on
Epping Forest ;
also Coombe
Wood, &c. End
of June.

Darenth Wood,
Kent. July.

On Poplar trees
near London ;
also near Bex-
ley, Kent. June.

Cabinet of A. H.
Haworth, Esq.

In the woods of
Southgate,
Middlesex; also
in the Isle of
Wight. July.

Greenhithe,

~ Kent: very rare.

Coombe Wood,
Darenth Wood,
&c. May and
June.

Sussex,Cornwall,
and Devon.

Devonshire:
very rare.

SPHINX.

Synonyms and
new genera,

Linn. names. — Engl. names.

32 Tipulifor-
mis wing

Currant Clear- D. 2, ¢.52 & 53.
5938 AXGERIA.

Red-belted

Clear-wing

33 Mutille-

Sormis 5939 AEcrria,

34 Culiciformis Large Red-
belted Clear- 5940 AEcrErta.
wing

35 Stomoxy-
Sormis belted Clear- 5941 A®crErtra.

wing

36 Formici-

formis Red-belt 5942 AXGERIA.

D.6,t.195. St.1, p.142.

St. 1, p. 143,¢. 10, f. 3.

Spotted Red- St. 1,p. 144, ¢.11, f. 4.

Flame-tipped St.1,p. 144, ¢. 11, f. 3.

15

Habitat, and
when found,

Very common in
gardens towards
the middle of
June,

Gardens at Chel-
sea, Highgate,
Hackney, &c.
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods.
June.

Darenth Wood,
and Gravesend.
July. Rare.

Near London at
Little Chelsea,
and Limehouse;

alsoin Lincoln-

shire. Middle

of June.

Cal6")

IW. PHALA‘- MOTH.
NA.

Linn, names.
1 Humuli,
M. and F.

2 Carnus,
M. and F.

3 Velleda,
M. and F.

4 Lupulina,

M. and F.

5 Hecta,
M. and F.

6 Sylvina,
M. and F.

7 Cossus

Engl. names.

Ghost

Rosy Swift

Beautiful Swift

Brown Swift

Golden Swift

Evening Swift

Goat

Synonyms and
NEw genera.
D.8, ¢.274, f.1& 2. St.2,
p. 6.
5946 Hepratus.
St. 2,p. 7, t.48, f. 1.
5948 Hepraus.

D. 10, £.360,f.3. St.2,

p. 6.
5947 Heriatus.

H£,22.7. 1.1m. 88.2595.
5945 HeEpratus.

D.8,t.274,f.3. St. 2,

p.4.
5944 Heprauus.

H. t.22,f:h—m. C.5,
£.185. St. 2, p.7.
5949 HeEpratus.

At35: Wi.31. H.t23.
D.4,¢.114. C.2,t.60.

St. 2,p. 9.
5951 Cossus.

Habitat, and
when found.

Common in
grassy places.
Middle of June.

North of En-
gland, and near
Birmingham.
June.

Darenth Wood,
Kent; near Al-
derley, Che-
shire; Derby-
shire. June.

Grassy meadows.
End of May.

Open places in
woods, Middle-
sex, Devon, &c.
June.

Bordersof woods
and lanes,
Surrey, Hert-
tordshire, &c.
August and
September.

Oak trees in
woods and
lanes, Kent,
&c. End of
June and be-
ginning of July.

Linn. names.

8 Aseuli

9 Bucephala

10 Reclusa

11 Anachoreta

12 Curtula

13 Ceruleo-
cephala

14 Bicuspis

15 Integra

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Wood Leopard D. 5,¢. 152. St. 2,p. 8.

Butl-tip

Small Choco-
late-tip

Scarce Choco-
late-tip

Chocolate-tip

Figure of 8

Pretty Kitten

Intire-barred
Kitten

Synonyms and
new genera.

5950 Zruzera.

A.t.23,f.33,a—d. W.t.43.

H.#.39,f.a—c. D.1,
CSS ela a bed
5952 Pycara.

D. 4, t. 124 & 129, f.4.
Sia2,p. 19. Var.:6:
inion 7, 1s

5954 CrosTERa.

St. 2, p. 13.
5955 CrosTERA.

St. 2, p. 14.
5956 CLosTERA.

A. t. 13, f. 17, a—e.
W. t.12. H. t. 30,
iad. “DS, 4,100.
St.2, p.15.

5957 EriseMa.

Sido pel, te 13,729.
5958 CrERuRA.

St. 2, p. 16, t. 15, f, 3.
5959 Crerura.

D

17

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London ;
Essex,andCam-
bridgeshire,
Beginning of
July.

Middlesex,
Bucks, Cam-
bridgeshire.
End of June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
End of May.

In the British
Museum.

Near London;
Wanstead,
Essex, on as-
pen trees. End
of April, or
early in May.

Very common
in woods and
hedges, Surrey,
&c. September.

Darenth Wood,
Kent. July.

Rare.

Coombe Wood,
Surrey.

Linn. names.

16 Fureula

17 Arcuata

18 Latifascia

19 Fuseinula

20 bifida

21 Vinula

22 Ermimnea

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Kitten

Arched Kitten

Broad-barred
Kitten

Dusky Kitten

Bordered Kit-
ten

Puss

Pale Puss

Habitat, and
when found.

Synonyms and
new genera.
W.t.29,f.2. D.7,t.272.
St.2.9.17.
5960 CrERuRA.

Frequent near
London, in
woods and mea-
dows; also in
Kent, Essex,
and Hertford-
shire. July.

Coombe Wood,
Surrey. Rare.

Diesels
5961 Crrura.

NearLondon ;
and Linton,
North Devon.
Very rare.

C.t.4, 193. St. 2,p. 18.
5962 CERURA.

Darenth Wood
5963 CrErRurRa. near Dartford;
also on Epping
Forest, in July.
Rare.

St. 2, p.19,¢. 15,7. 2. At Limehouse

5964 CERUuURA. near Londen ;
and Darenth

Wood, Kent.

Marshy places
nearAmesbury,
_ Berkshire, &c.
End of May,
and sometimes

A.t.11. W.t.29, f.1.
H.t.38,f,a—e. D.3,
t.85. St.2,p.19.

5965 CrErura.

again inAugust.

At Birch Wood;
also near Lon-
don?

Sé. 2, p. 20.
5966 CERuRA,.

Linn. names.

23 Fagi

24 Dromeda-
rius

25 Perfusca

26 Ziczac

27 Dictezea

PHALEN A.

Engl. names.

Lobster

Rusty Promi-
nent

Dark Promi-
nent

Synonyms and
new genera.
AN 58. “St. 2, p.21.
5967 Sravuropus.

D.10,t.350,f. 1. St.2.
p.22.
5968 NoropontTa.

St. 2, p. 23, t.14,f.2.
5969 NoropontTa.

Pebble Promi- A. ¢. 14, f. 20, e—h.

nent

Swallow Pro-
minent

W.t.28. D.4,¢.119.
St. 2, p. 23.
5970 Noroponta.

D.7, t.239, f.1. St. 2,
p. 25.
5971 LE1ocAMPA.

28 Dicteoides LesserSwallow St. 2, p.25.

29 Camelina

Prominent

5972 Letocampa.

Coxcomb Pro- A.¢.69,f.a.c.d.e. D.6,

minent

t.183. St. 2, p. 26.
5973 Lornorreryx.

19

Habitat, and
when found.

Birch Wood,
Kent; New Fo-
rest, Hants ;
near Norwich,
and in Bexley
Wood. Rare.

In woods, Kent ;
at Norwood,
Surrey; and at
Alderley, Che-
shire. Juneand
August.

Found near
Dublin.

Near London ;
also in Darenth
and Coombe
Woods ; Lolt,
Norfolk.
and July.

June

Woods and mea-
dows, Kent
near Dartford,
and at Dover;
also in Essex,
Beginning of
August,

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&e. August.

Common in
woods round
London, about
the end of April
and beginning
of August,

20

Linn. names.

30 Cuculla

31 Carmelita

32 Palpina

33 Variegata

34 Roboris

35 Dodonea

36 Cassinea

PAEUAWL AGN A:

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Maple Promi- D.10,¢.338, f.1. S¢.2,

nent

p-
5974 LorHorrEeryx.

February Pro- St. 2, p. 27, ¢.14,f. 3.

minent.

Pale Promi-
nent

Feathered
Prominent

Lunar Mar-
bled brown

5975 Lornorreryx.

St. 2,p- 28.
5976 PrinoponrTIs.

C.7,t.328. St.2,p.29,
aioe bey ale
5977 PrinopHorRA.

D.9, t.299. St.2,p.30.
5978 CHaonta.

Marbledbrown D. 10, ¢.352,f.2. St. 2,

Sprawler

p. 30.
5979 CHAoNIA.

D. 12, t.397, f.2. St. 2,
p. 32.
5981 Perrasia.

Habitat, and
when found.
Darenth Wood
and neighbour- ~
hood; also near
Erith: but rare.

June.

Darenth Wood
near Dartford.
Very rare.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods, &c. ;
also near Ep-
ping. June and
August.

Darenth Wood.
The end of Oc-
tober.

Darenth,
Coombe, Birch,
and Colney
Hatch Woods.
June. Scarce.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods;
also in Littleton
Copse, Middle-

sex. June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods ;
New Forest,
Hampshire.
End of October.

Linn. names.

37 Serrata

PHALEN A.

Engl. names.

Great Promi-
nent

38 Versicolora Glory of Kent

59 Pavonia-
minor,
M. and F.

40 Rubi

41 Trifolii

42 Medica-

ginis

43 Quercus

Emperor

Synonyms and
new genera.
D.10, t.359. St. 2, p.33.
5982 PrERIDEA.

W, ¢. 89.
St. 2, p.34.
5983 ENpRomIs.

AS t95,) fe 37, a—he
H.t.25,a—i. D.1,
t.1&8, ¢.254. S¢t.2,
pu. St.

5985 SaTurRnNIA.

Fox-coloured A.¢.81,a—d. W.t. 54.

Grass Egger

Medick Egger

Oak Egger

D.2,t.69. St. 2,p.39.
5986 LasiocAMPA.

W. t..47, upper fig. St.2,
p. 39.
5987 Lasiocampas.

W. t.47, lower fig. C. 4,
t.181. St.2,p.41.
5988 LastocamMpa,

St. 2, p. 40.
5989 LasrocAMpa.

D. 5, t. 158.

21

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe, Da-
renth,andBirch
Woods.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
also in Devon-
shire, Suffolk,
and Sussex.
April.

On heaths and in
marshy places.
Common near
London, and in
several coun-
ties. April and
August.

Woody plains
and heaths
round London ;
Hertfordshire,
Surrey, &c,
June.

New Forest,
Hants. July
and August,

New Forest,
Hants,and near
Bristol ; but

rare. August.

New Forest,
Hants ; and De-
vonshire, Au-
gust.

bo
bo

Linn, names.

44 Roboris,
M. and F.

45 Crategi,
M. and F.

46 Populi

47 Lanestris

PHALAENA.

Engl. names.

Great Egger

Pale Oak
Egger

December

Small Egger

48 Pityocampa Procession

49 Castrensis

50 Neustria,
M. and F.

Ground Lac-
key

Lackey

Synonyms and
new genera.
At.18. W..46. H.t.29,
f.a—f. D.3, t. 104.
NP a ee 2
5990 LasiocamPa.

A.t,34,f.54,a—d. D.4,
t.117. St.2, p. 43.
5992 ‘Tricutura.

A.t.85. W.t.48. D.9,
t. 307. St. 2, p.44.
5993 PaciLocaMPa.

A. t.19, f. 26, a—d.
W, t.53. H. t, 25,
jf. k—o. D.6,t. 210.
St. 2, p.45.

5994 ERIoGAsTEr.

St. 2, p.48.
5996 CNETHOCAMPA.

C. 5, t. 299. St. 2, p. 48,
t.13, f. 2.
5997 CiisIocAMPA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Common near
London ; also
in Kent, Essex,
Sussex, &c.
June.

Woody places
near Epping ;
and in Darenth,
Birch, and
CoombeWoods.
September.

In lanes, near
woods, in Kent,
Surrey, &c.
December.

In different
places round
London ; also
near Hertford ;
in Cambridge-
shire and Essex.
February and
March.

Devonshire.
Very rare.

Coasts of Essex,
Kent, and De-
vonshire. Au-

- gust.

A.t.19,f.27,e—|. W.t.45. Very common

Het17 fa—f2D! 3

t.95. St. 2, p.49.
5998 CuisiocaAMPa.

about hedges
and gardens.
July and Au-
gust.

Linn. names.

51 Pini

52 Potatoria,
M. and F.

PHALANA. .

Engl. names.

Pine-tree Lap- W. ¢. 61.

pet

Drinker

53 Quercifolia Lappet

54 Dispar,
M. and F.

55 Monacha

56 Fascelina

57 Pudibunda

Gypsey

Black Arches

Dark Tussock

Pale Tussock

Synonyms and
new genera.

De5yt:.177
Sass (C.10.7.. St.2,
p. 50.

5999 Eurricna.

AtAT. W.t.58. H.t.42,
Bf detalles Pa Set. 5,
t. 148. St. 2, p. 51.
6000 OponEsTIs.

A616. W457. H.t.43,
fra—Ce DiTnt: 252k
C.1,t.24. St.2,p. 52
6001 GaAsTROPACHA.

W.t..425 D.5,¢; 168;
St. 2, p.55.
6004 Hypocymna.

W.t.39. D.7, t. 221.
St. 2, p. 57.
6005 Psitura.

A. 26,.f) 89; e—h.
W.t.62. D.16, t.576.
St. 2, p. 58.

6006 Dasycuira.

A. t. 26, f. 38, a—d.
W.ite6S. iH. t. 15,
Wicsta D. 8, ¢: 160.
St.2, p.59.

6007 Dasycuira.

23

Habitat, and
when found,

Taken at Nor-
wich ; but very
rare. July.

Very common
in lanes, hedges
and woods.
July.

Essex, Hertford-
shire, Cam-
bridgeshire.
July.

In the fens of
Huntingdon-
shire; also at
Coombe Weod.
August.

Near Brocken-
hurst in the
New Forest ;
alsoat Epping,
&e. July.

Woody districts
of Kent and
Bedfordshire.
July.

Common in hop-
gardens; also
in the neigh-
bourhood of
London, &c.
June.

24

Linn. names.

58 Coryli

59 Antiqua,
M. and F.

60 Gonostig-
ma,
M. and F.

61 Coenosa

62 Vau-nigra

63 Sparshalli

64 Salicis

65 Chrysor-
rhoea,
M. and F.

PHALEN A.

Synonyms and

new genera,

Nut-tree Tus- A. ¢.90,f.e—h. W.t.66.

Engl. names.

sock D.9, t.309. St.2,p.60.
6008 Demas.
Vapourer A.t.89,f.a—e. W.t.64.
H. t.20, f.h—p. Da,
t.16. St. 2, p. 61.
6009 OreyIA.
Scarce Va- = A.t.90, f.a—d. W.t.65.
pourer H. t.14,fia—g. D.9,
t.316. St.2,p. 61.
6010 OreyIA.
Whittlesea 52,5468. “St.2,p. 6S;
6011 Leta.
Black V. St. 2, p.64, t. 16, f. 2.
6012 Lrvucoma.
Sparshall’s C.7, t.336. Arcturus.

Lrvucoma.

White Satin At.04,fa—d. W.t.41.
Ht. 5,7. p. de. 20.4,
t.30. St. 2,p.64.

6013 Lerucoma.

A.t.87,f.e—i. W.t.59.
H. t, 25, f. p—s. D.1,
t.10. St.2, p.65.

6014 Porrnesta.

Yellow-tail

Habitat, and
when found.
Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods; but
rare. April

and July.

Very common
about London,
&e. July to
October.

Coombe Wood,
Lewisham,
Erith, &c.
June to Au-
gust.

WhittleseaMere.
July.

Bromley? Kent;
very rare. Au-
gust?

Taken by Joseph
Sparshall, Esq.
in a lane near
Horning, Nor-
folk, in Aus
gust 1829.
Cabinet of J.
Curtis, Esq.

Abundant near
London. July.

Essex, Cam-
bridgeshire,
Yorkshire, &c.
August,

Linn. names.

66 Auriflua

67 Dominula

68 Russula,
M. and F.

69 Caja

70 Villica

71 Plantaginis

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Brown-tail

Scarlet Tiger

Clouded Buff

Great Tiger

Cream-spot
Tiger

Small Tiger

Synonyms and
new genera,
A.t.87,f.a—d. D.16,
t.555. St. 2, p. 66.
6015 Portuestia.

A. t. 22, f. 31, a—d.
W. ¢. 38. H. 1. 40,
f.a—d. D.4,t.141.
St. 2, p. 67.

6016 Hyprrcompa.

D.6,t.214. €.1,¢. 21,
St, 2, p. 68.
6017 EurHEMONIA.

A.t.20. W.t.36. H.t.12.
f.g—m. D.1,¢.15.
St. 2, p. 69.

6018 Arctia.

A. t. 21, f. 29, a—d.
Wete Ste ghd a0 os
D.2,t.71. St.2, p.71.

6020 ArctTia.

W.t.50. H.t.16,f-g—m.
D.4, t.134. St.2, p.73.
6024 NEMEOPHILA.

no
or

Habitat, and
when found.
Middlesex,Kent,
Cambridge-
shire, &e.
August.

Whittlesea
Mere; also in
Cambridge-
shire, and
Devon, near
Barnstaple,
&e; June:

Common in the
New-forest,
Hants; also
near York;
in Cambridge-
shire, and
near Coombe
Wood. June.

Common near
London, and
elsewhere.
End of July.

Middlesex,
Surrey, Kent,
&c. End of
June.

Darenth Wood,
Kent; Sutton
Park, War-
wickshire ;
Westmore-
land. June

26 PHALANA.

Synonyms and

new genera.

Wit49. H.t.27, fn.
D.3,¢.80. St. 25p.74.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

72 Fuliginosa Ruby Tiger

6025 PHRAGMATOBIA.

Great Ermine W.t.40. H.¢.38,f.k.1.
D.4,t.189.. A,t. 24,
Si g—k. St.2,p.75.
6026 SpiLosoma.

73 Menthastri

74 Urtice St. 2, p. 76.

6027 SpiLosoMa.

Dingy White

&

Water Ermine A. ¢. 21, f. 30, e—h.
D. 16, t. 571. St. 2,
p. 16.
6028 Spinosoma.

75 Papyratia

76 Lubricepeda Spotted Buff A. ¢. 24, f. 35, a—e.
Wt cAS.” Ge tones
f.g—i. D. 16, t. 568.
Of. 207. 77.
6029 SpintosoMa.

77&78Mendica, SpottedMuslin H. ¢. 35,f.f.m. D.11,

M. and F. t. 388. St. 2, p. 78.
6031 DrarHora.
79 Fusca Brown Muslin Sz. 2, p. 80, ¢.18, 13 & 4.

6034 Psycue.

Habitat, and
when found.

Yorkshire; and
near New-
castle. Be-
ginning of
July.

Essex; Cam-
bridgeshire ;
Northumber-
land, &c. May.

In the Cabinet
of J. F. Ste-
phens, Esq. ;
also in the
Collection of
the late
Mr. Haworth.

Marshy places
near Plaistow
in Essex, &c.
Middle of June.

Commonin most
counties. June,

Kent, nearErith ;
Essex, &c.,
particularly in
marshy places.
Middle of May.

Highgate; Horn-
sey Wood.
Beginning of
July.

Linn. names.

80 Nigricans

81 Nitidella

82 Pulla

83 Muscella

PHALEN A.

Engl. names.

Black Muslin C. 5, ¢.213. S¢.2, p.79.
6033 PENTHOPHERA.

Shining Chim-
ney Sweep

Small Chim-
ney Sweep

Chimney
Sweeper’s
Boy

84 Bombycella Transparent

85 Pectinella

86 Mundana

87 Hemerobia

Chimney
Sweeper

Sweeper

Muslin

Transparent
Muslin

Synonyms and
new genera.

C.7, t.332. St. 2, p. 82.

6035 Fumea.

St. 2, p. 82.
6036 Fumea.

St. 2, p. 82.
6037 Fumea.

St. 2, p. 83.
6038 Fumea.

Light Chimney S¢. 2, p. 83.

6039 Fumea.

C.9,¢.400. St. 2,p.83.

6040 Nuparia.

St. 2, p. 84.
6041 Nuparia.
E 2

27

Habitat, and
when found.
Taken by J.C.
Dale, Esq.,
in Dorset-
shire. June.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens in a
lane near Da-
renth Wood;
and also by
Mr. Curtis.
July.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens, near
Darenth
Wood. June.

Grassy places on
heaths. June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Very
rare.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Very
rare,

Middlesex, Kent,
Cheshire, &c.
August.

Darenth Wood.
End of July.

28
Linn. names.

88 Sene.c

89 Asellus

90 Testudo,
M. and F.

91 Jacobzeze

92 Miniata

93 Grammica

94 Cribrum

PHALAN A.

Engi. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Round-winged Sé. 2, p. 84, ¢.18, f. 2.

Muslin

Plain Muslin

Festoon

Pink under-

wing

Red arches

Feathered
Footman

6042 Nuparia.

St. 2, p. 85, 617, f. 2.
6043 HeErTEROoGENIA.

A.t.68, f.e—g. W.t.88.
D.3, 1.76. St. 2, p.86.
6044 Limacoprs.

yay Pen apse
W.t.55. H. t.4, upper
fig. D.2,t.45. St.2,
p. 90.

6045 CaLLiMorPHA.

H, t.30, f.p. D.2,¢.40,
St. 2, p.90.
6046 CaALLIMoRPHA.

lower fig.

D.13, t.450. St.2, p.91,
Hoey aes
6047 Eueria.

SpeckledFoot- C. 2,¢. 56. St.2, p. 92.

man

6048 Euepra.

Habitat, and
when found.

Whittlesea Mere;
also near Lon-
don, but very
rare. July.

New Forest, near
Lyndhurst.
Very rare.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
also near
Chiselhurst
and Syden-
ham, but not
common.

End of June.

Kent, Essex,
Cambridge-
shire, Devon,
&e. May and
June.

Norwood and
other places
near London;
&e, July.

Two specimens
taken near
Windsor in
October 1815.

Parley Heath
near Ring-
wood, Hants.
June. «

IPPHA LAGNA .

24a

28at

39 b +

PH AILGENA .

00d Jun!

‘

39 a

PHAILJENA | j

=

5G R

60 a 67 b 75a+ oan

61a + C8Bat 7 7a

BIN
80a
GaN
Pe olin 6
65 a 72 a FON

73a W.Wood Jun” 82n IOn

Linn. names.

95 Pulchella

96 Aureola

97 Gilveola

98 Helvola

99 Flava

PHALEN A.

nel, names.
E gl a new genera,

Crimson-

speckled 6049 Deroreta.

Synonyms and

C.4,¢. 169. St.2, p.93.

Orange Foot- St.2,p.94,¢. 18, /. 1.

man 6050 Lirnosta.

Pale Footman ‘Sé. 2,p. 95.
6053 Lirnosia.

Clouded Foot- S¢. 2, p.94.

man 6051 Lirnostia.

Straw-colour- S¢. 2, p.95.
ed Footman 6052 Liruosta.

100 Complana Common Foot- A.¢.70,/. e—h.

men p:95.

6054 Lirnosta,.

29

Habitat, and
when found.

Stubble-field
near Christ-
church, Hants;
and Brighton,
Sussex, Very
rare. Sept.

Birch and
Coombe
Woods ; also
near Ripley,
in Yorkshire.
Middle of
July.

A pair in the
Cabinet of
Mr. Stephens,
taken either
in Birch or
Darenth
Woods.

Brockenhurst,
in the New
Forest; but
rare.

Found with the
above; also
in Birch and
Darenth
Woods; but
very rare.

Woods and
shady lanes ;
Middlesex,
Surrey, Essex,
&e. Beginning
of August.

30

Linn, names.

101 Depressa

102 Griseola

103 Plumbeo-
lata

104 Muscerda

105 Quadra,
M. and F.

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Pale-edged
Footman

Synonyms and

new genera.

St. 2, p. 96.
6055 Lirnosia.

Dun Footman St. 2,p. 96.

Leaden Foot-
man

Spotted Foot-
man

Large Foot-
man

106 Rubricollis Black Foot-

man

6056 Lirnosia.

St. 2, p. 96.
6057 Lirnosia.

C.1,t.36. St.2,p.97.
6058 Lirnosia.

W.t.59. D.9,t.306.
S2.2,9.97.
6059 Liruosta.

H.t.43,f:p. D.10,t.350,
f.3. St.2,p.98.
6060 GNopuHRIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood
and near
Ripley by
Mr. Stephens.
Very rare.
Middle of July.

Common in a
woody lane
near Ripley ;
also near
Hertford.
Beginning of
August.

Cabinet of Mr.
Stephens.
Specimens
said to be
found near
London.

Found in a
marsh at
Horning, Nor-
folk, by Mr.
Sparshall.

Common in the
New Forest ;
found also in
Kent, Essex,
&c. Middle of
July.

Near Darenth
Wood, Kent ;
Collingbourne
Wood, Wilts.
End of May.

Linn. names.

107 Lrrorella

108 Roscida

109 Eborina

110 Orbona

111 Subsequa

112 Pronuba

113 Innuba

PHALEN A.

Engl. names.

Dew Moth

Pale Dew
Moth

4-spot Small
Footman

Lesser Yellow
underwing

Dark lunar
Yellow

underwing

Great Yellow
underwing

Pale-edged
Yellow
underwing

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 2, p.99.
6061 SeETINA.

St. 2, p. 100.
6062 Setina.

St. 2, p. 100.
6063 Serina.

D. 10, ¢.343, f.2. St. 2,
p. 102.
6064 TrirHana.

C.8,t.348. St. 2, p.103.
6065 TrirHzna.

A.t.72,f.a—d. W.t.1.
Hie t239) 2d fo,
t.311. St. 2, p. 103.

6066 Trirpnmna.

St. 2, p. 104.
6067 Triru@Nna.

31

Habitat, and

when found.

Near Rochester,

Birch Wood,
and onDartford
Common.June.

Riddlesdown

near Croydon.
June.

Darenth, Birch,

and Coombe

Woods; also
at Epping, &c.
Beginning of
August.

Common in

several coun-

ties. End of
June andearly
in July.

Taken by Mr.

Curtis in Scot-
land.

Common in

gardens and
hedges in many
parts of En-
gland; from the
beginning of
June to the
middle of July.

Found at the

same time and
in the same
places with the
above.

i)
lo

Linn. names.

114 Fimbria

115 Interjecta

116 Janthina

117 Texta

118 Umbrosa

119 Leucogra-
pha

120 Cespitis

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera,

Broad-border- H. ¢. 5,f.2. D.6,t.208.
ed Yellow St. 2, p. 105.
underwing 6068 TripHmNa.

Third Yellow St. 2, p. 105.

underwing 6069 'TRIPHENA.

Lesser broad- W.t.11,f.5. St. 2,p.106.
bordered 6070 TrieHm@na.
Yellow

underwing

Brown-border- St. 2, p. 107.
ed Yellow 6071 Cerrtco.
underwing

St. 2, p. 108.
6072 Lytzma.

Six-striped
Rustic

White-spotted St. 2, p.199.

Rustic 6072* p. 372 Lytza.
Autumnal, St.2, p. 109.
Rustic 6073 CHARMaAs.

Habitat, and
when found.

Middlesex,
Surrey, Kent,
Essex, &c.
Beginning of
July.

Darenth, Birch
and Coombe
Woods; also
near Hertford
and Epping.
June.

Lanes and bor-
ders of woods
in Essex, Suf-
folk, &c. Au-
gust.

Woods in Essex,
Kent, and Nor-

folk. June.

Near Birch
Wood; also by
Mr. Stephens
in Sydenham
Wood. Netley,
Shropshire.
End of July.

Taken nearYork.
Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Near Bexley, and
on Dartford
Common. Sep-
tember.

Linn. names.

121 Confinis

122 Fusca

123 Nigra

124 Graminis

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Allied Rustic St. 2, p. 109.
6074 CHarmas.

Barred-feather- St. 2, p. 109.
ed Rustic 6075 CHareas.

Black Rustic —‘St.2, p. 110, ¢. 20,.f. 2.
6076 CuarRmas.

Antler D?18;°t:.458. -C. 16,
t.451.
6079 CHARmAs.

125 FerrugincaFeathered St.2,p.112.

Rustic 6080 Rusina.

126 Lunigera Lunar Dart Ne 2s pr 1 5,t. 20nf. 3.

127 Corticea

128 Aqua,
F.

129 Segetum

6081 AGrotis.

Heart and Club S¢. 2, p.114.
6082 AGrotis

Pearly under- S¢. 2, p.115.
wing 6083 AGcroris.

Common Dart S¢. 2, p. 115.
6084 AGrRoris.

FR

Habitat, and
when found.
Mr. Stephens’s

Cabinet.

Near Birch
Wood. Septem-
ber.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Coombe Wood,
Whittlesea
Mere, and in
Devonshire,
but rare. July.

Hedges near
Darenth Wood,
rare. End of
June,

Cabinet of Mr.
Bentley. Found
near Cork in
Ireland. June,

Kent, Sussex,
Devonshire,
&c. June.

Taken near
Epping ; also
near London
and in Hertford-
shire, but rare.
September and
October.

Very common in
fields and
hedges in York-
shire, Norfolk,
&e. June,

34

Linn. names.

130 Suffusa

131 Annexa,
F.

PIFALZEN A.

Engl. names.

Dark Sword-
grass

Tawny Shoul-

der

132 Valligera Archer's Dart

133 Radia

184 Radiola,
F,

135 Sagilti

fera

Shuttle-shaped
Dart

Dark Shuttle-
shaped Dart

Archer Dart

Synonyms and
new genera.

D.10, £.345, f.2,8. St. 2,

p. 117.
6085 AcGrotis.

St. 2, p. 117, t. 22, f.2.
6086 AgerotTis.

D.10, ¢. 340, f. 3.
p.118.
6087 AGrotis.

St.2,

Sé. 2, p. 119.
6088 AGrortis.

St. 2, p. 119, t.20, f. 1.
6089 AcGrotis.

St. 2,p. 119.
6090 AGrotIs.

Habitat, and
when found.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods ;
also near Ep-
ping. June and
July.

A single speci-
men taken near
West Ham, in
Essex, now in
Mr. Curtis’s
Cabinet ; also
in the Cabinet
of Mr. Bentley.
June.

New Forest,
Hants; Teign-
mouth, Devon,
&c.; but scarce.
August.

Near London,
New Forest,
and Derbyshire.
Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. July.

St. James’s and
Greenwich
Parks ; also in
Norfolk and
Devon, rare.
Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. June.

‘Neighbourhood

of London.
July.

- PHALAEN A.

Linn, names. Engl. names.

new genera.

136 Lineolata Lineolated Dart Sé. 2, p. 120.
6091 AGRrotis.

437 Pupillata Pupilled Dart St. 2,p. 120.
6092 Agerotis.

138 Aquilina Bordered Dart St. 2, p. 121.
6093 AGrotis.

St. 2, p. 121.
6094 AGrorts.

139 Tritici, | White-line
F. Dart

St. 2, p. 122.

6095 AGroris.

140 Ocellina Eyed Dart

141 Cuneigera Wedge-barred St. 2, p. 123.
Dart 6096 AGrotis.

Veined Dart St. 2,p. 123.
6097 AGcrortts.

142 Venosa

143 Hortorum Garden Dart — St. 2, p. 122.
6098 AGrotis.

144 Nigricans Dark Garden St. 2, p.123.
Dart 6099 AgGroris.

Synonyms and

a
we)
wt

Habitat, and
when found,
Darenth Wood.
Middle of Au-

gust.

WhittleseaMere;
Devon; and
near London,
but rare. July.

Near London,
and in Glamor-
ganshire.Scarce.
Middle of July.

WhittleseaMere.
Rare. July.

Very rare. Taken
in Darenth
Wood, and near
Dublin. June.

Darenth Wood.
Beginning of

July.

Cabinet of Mr.
Stephens,
Taken near
Edinburgh,
July 1824.

WhittleseaMere.
August.

Gardens near
London; also
at Whittlesea
Mere. End of
July and begin-

ning of August.

36 PHALEN A.

Linn, names. — Engl. names.

145 Fumosa Dark Rustic

146 Obeliscata Square-spot
Dart

147 Ruris Rufous Dart
148 Dubia White line
|
149 Subgo- Gothic Dart
thica

150 Exclama- Heart andDart

tionis,
M. and F.

151 Nebulosa Clouded Dart

152 Cinerea
Rustic

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 2, p. 124.
6100 AGrorTis.

St. 2, p. 124.
6101 Acrorts.

i525 775125.
6102 Acrotis.

St. 2, p. 125.
6103 Acrortis.

St. 2, p. 126, t. 22,f.3.

6104 Acroris.

Se. 2p) 126,
6105 AGrotis.

St. 2, p. 127, £.22,f. 1.

6106 Acrotis.

Light feathered S¢. 2, p. 127.

6107 AGrotis.

Habitat, and
when found.
Found at the
same time and
place as the
preceding.

Darenth Wood;
Ripley in York-
shire, and near
London. Au-
gust.

Darenth Wood;
Whittlesea
Mere. August.

Near London.
August.

Near London,
and Barnstaple,
Devon ; but
very scarce.
June.

Common in gar-
dens, hedges,
&c., near Lon-
don. End of
June.

Two specimens
taken by Mr.
Raddon near
Barnstaple, De-
von, July 1827.

Kent, Salop,
Isle of Wight,
&c. ; but un-
common, June.

PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

153 Subrosea Rosy Dart

154 Renigera Pine Dart

155 Latens Dusky Dart

156 Pyrophila Streaked Dart

157 Crassa Stout Dart

158 Augur Double Dart

159 Brunnea_ Purple Clay

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 2, p. 128, ..19, f. 1.
6108 GRapHipnora,
rhomboidea.

St. 2, p. 129.

6109 GrapHIPHoRa.

St.2, p. 129.
6110 Grapuienora.

St. 2, p. 130.
6111 GrarHirHorRAa.

St. 2, p. 130.
6113 GRaPHIPHORA.

St. 2,p.131.
6114 GrapHiPpHora,

St. 2, p.131.
6115 GRAPHIPHORA.

37

Habitat, and
when found,
Borders of Whit-
tlesea Mere.
Very scarce.
July.

Derbyshire,
Westmoreland.
Rare. July.

_ The only ex-

ample Mr. Ste-
phens has seen
of this insect,
was taken in
the South of
Scotland in the
summer of
1827.

Netley, Shrop-
shire ; but rare.
July.

Bottisham,Cam-
bridgeshire ;
Netley, Salop.
August,

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
Cambridge-
shire, Essex,
&e. July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. Not un-
common. End
of July or be
ginning of Aus
gust.

38 PHALAN A.

2 Synonyms and Habitat, ana
Linn. names. Engl. names. nao nec when found.
160 Candeli- Brown Clay St. 2, p. 132. Taken by Mr.
sequa 6116 GrapuirHora. Stephens in
Darenth Wood.
July.
161 Tristigma Triple spotted S¢. 2, p. 132. Darenth Wood,
Clay - 6117 Grapnuirnora. and near Rip-
ley. July
162 T’riangu- Double D.16, t.562. St.2,p.133. Darenth Wood ;
lum Square-spot 6118 Grapnipnora. also Coombe
and Birch
Woods; near
Dover, &c.
End of July.
163 Baja Dotted Clay — St. 2, p. 134. Darenth,

6120 GRAPHIPHORA. Coombe, and
Birch Woods,
- &c. End of

July.
164 Erythro- Barred Chest- St. 2, p. 134. Darenth and
cephala nut 6121 GrRApHIPHORA. Birch Woods.
July.
165 Festiva _Ingrailed Clay St. 2, p. 135. Darenth Wood,

6122 GRAPHIPHORA. Coombe Wood,
and near Hert-
ford, &c. End

of June.
166 C. nigrum Setaceous He- S¢. 2, p. 136. Darenth and
brew Cha- 6123 GraputpHora. Coombe
racter Woods ; also in

Yorkshire, De-
von, &c. End
of June and
beginning of
July.

PHAILAEINA » PUG

Flat 100 a

101 a IOP a nas

IZ a+ 102 a HOat WMI a

I4Fa + LO3 a iit at
2 CAP
Ga + 104A + 126

IC a 105 a + M3 b

I7a 105 a + 4b

Iba L06 a +

aS hn SP

G2. a 107 a W. Wood Jun? M6 art 128 a +

y $

PHA LANA. PU.I

L44a+

L128 a +

139 a+ 148 a ls6a +

733 a It#2a + 150 a +

lita 143 a + W.Wood Jun? isla + l60a+*

Linn. names.

167 Musiva

168 Plecta

169 Punicea

170 Gothiea

171 Instabilis

172 Interme-
dia

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Light-edged
Clay

Flame Shoul-

der

Small Square-
spot

Hebrew Cha-
racter

Clouded Drab

Connecting
Drab

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 2, p. 136.
6124 GRapHiIrHora,

St. 2, p. 137.
6126 GRAPHIPHORA.

i257. 195.
6127 GRaAPHIPHORA.

St. 2, p. 138.
6128 SEMIOPHORA.

A.t.76, f.a—d. St. 2,
p. 140.

6129 Orruosta.

St.2, p. 140.
6130 Orrnosta.

39

Habitat, and
when found.
Taken by Dr.
Leach, and now
in the British
Museum,

Hedges and
woody lanes in
Middlesex,
Essex, Surrey,
&c. June and
September.

Darenth Wood,
Epping, &c.
June.

Hedges and
wood sides.
Highgate,
Hampstead, Ep-
ping, Bottis-
ham, &c. Mid-
dle of April.

Richmond Park,
Epping Forest,
&c. Common.
Beginning of
April.

A single pupa
found by Mr.
Stephens in
Richmond
Park.

40

Linn. names.

173 Gracilis

174 Munda

175 Sparsa

176 Pallida

177 Stabilis

178 Miniosa

179 Cruda

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and

new genera.

Lead-coloured St.2,p. 141.

Drab

Twin-spotted
Quaker

Powdered
Quaker

Pale Quaker

Common

Quaker

Blossom Un-
derwing

Small Quaker

6131 Ortnosta.

St. 2,p.141.
6132 Orruosta.

St.2, p. 142.
6133 OrriosiA.

St. 2, p. 143.
6134 Orrnosta.

A.t.76,f.e—h. St. 2,
p. 143.
6135 Ortnosta.

St. 2, p. 144.
6136 OrtrHostA.

A. t.74, f.a—e. St. 2,
p..144.

6137 Orruosta.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Birch Woods ;
also in Epping
Forest, but not
common. Be-
ginning of
Aprile

Epping, Leather-
head, Dorking,
&c. End of
April.

Middlesex,
Essex, Kent,
&c. End of
April.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens in
Richmond
Park. Rare.
End of April.

Common in
many parts of
the country.
Beginning of
April.

Darenth Wood,
Epping, Lea-
therhead. Not

End

common.
of March.

Middlesex ;
Surrey; oaks
in Richmond
Park, &c. Com-

End of

mon.
March.

PHALZEN A.

Linn. names. Engl, names.

180 Pusilla Dwarf Quaker

181 Litura Brown-spot

Pinion

182.Pistacina Pale-beaded
Chestnut

183 Lunosa Lunar Under-

wing

Red-line
Quaker

184 Lota

185 Flavilinea Yellow-line
Quaker

186 Macilenta Brick

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 2, p. 145.
61388 Orrnosta.

St.2, p. 145.
6139 Ortnosta,

St. 2, p. 146.
6140 Orrtnosta.

C.5,t. 237. St. 2, p.147.

6141 Orrnosta.

St. 2, p. 147.

6142 Orruosta.

St. 2, p. 148, ¢. 19, f. 2.

6143 Orrnosta.

St. 2, p. 148.
6144 Ortnosta.

41

Habitat, and
when found.

Richmond Park,
&e. End of
March.

Darenth Wood,
Hertford, Ep-
ping. Septem-
ber or October.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
September.

Birch and
CoombeWoods,
&c. September.

Hertford; also
near Waltham-
stow, Darenth
Wood, &c., but
not common.
September and
October.

Near Caen
Wood, Hamp-
stead; Brocken-
hurst, and De-
vonshire. End
of September.

Hertford,
Coombe Wood,
the New Forest,
&c. End of

September.

42
Linn. names.

187 Upsilon

188 Turca

189 Grisea

190 Lithar-

Syria

191 Comgera

192 Trilinea

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Dingy Shears

Double-line

Bright-eyed
Clay

Ochraceous
brown

Brown-line
bright-eye

Equal Treble-

lines

Sunonyms and
new genera.

Sé. 2, p.149.
6145 Orrnosta.

St. 2, p. 150.
6146 Myrumna,

St. 2, p. 150.
6147 Myrumna.

St.2, p.151.
6148 MytTuimna,

St.2,p.151.
6149 Myruimna.

St. 2, p. 152.

6152 GRAMMESIA,

Flabitat, and
when found.

Marshes near
Hertford ; also
near London, in
Battersea
Fields, &c.
June.

Chigwell-row,
Essex, and near
Bristol ; also
in the hollow
of Coombe
Wood, by Mr.
Stephens. Rare.
July.

Darenth Wood;
New Forest ;
Hants and De-
von, &c. End
of June.

In the Cabinet
of Mr.Stephens.
Taken near
Brockenhurst,
in the New
Forest. July.

Darenth and

CoombeWoods;
Essex, Hert-
fordshire, &c.

Coombe and Da-

renth Woods,
&c, June,

PHALAN A. 43

Linn. names. Engl. names. punonsipis atta Hantiat, ae
new genera. when found.
193 Bihnea Dark Treble- St. 2, p. 152. In Mr. Bentley’s
lines 6153 GRAMMESIA. Cabinet. One
taken by Mr.
Stephens in
Coombe Woud,
July 1815;
others near
Birch Wood,
but very rare.
; June.
194 Xantho- Square-spot St. 2, p. 153. Common in Mid-
grapha Rustic 6150 Seceria. dlesex, Kent,
Surrey, &c.
August.

195 Neglecta Neglected St. 2,p.154,t.21,f.2. TakennearRing-
Rustic 6151 SEGeETiaA. wood by

Messrs.Bentley
and Chant ;
also by Mr.
Stephens at
Birch Wood ;
and by Mr.Dale
in the New
Forest. Sept.

196 Ambigua Dotted Rustic Sé. 2, p. 155. Lanes near Da-
6154 CarapDRINa. renth Wood,
&e. June..

197 Redacta Lesser dotted St. 2, p. 155. Found with
Rustic 6155 Caraprina. No. 196. near
Darenth Wood,
&e. June.

198 Alsines Garden Rustic S¢. 2, p. 156. Frequents gar-
6156 CarapRina. dens, Middle-
sex, Surrey,
Kent, &c. June.

44
Linn. names.

199 Implexa

200 Levis

201 Morpheus

202 Sepia

203 Cubicu-

laris

204 Superstes

205 Glareosa

206 Rubricosa

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Clouded Gar- St. 2, p.156.
den Rustic 6157 CaARApDRINA.

Grey Rustic St. 2, p. 157.

6158 CaRrapDRINA.

Bordered
Rustic

St. 2, p. 157.
6160 CaARADRINA.

Mottled Rustie S¢. 2, p. 157.
6161 CaRApDRINA.

Pale mottled St. 2, p. 158.

Willow 6162 CARADRINA.
Powdered St.2, 7.159.

Rustic 6163 CaRADRINA.
Autumnal 2525p, 159, 8.21, 7.2.

Rustic 6164 CarRADRINA.

Red Chestnut St. 2, p. 160.
6165 Grea.

Habitat, and
when found.
Darenth Wood,

&e. July.

Darenth Wood,
and near Lon-
don. July.

Devonshire ;
also one taken
at Hertford by
Mr. Stephens.
June.

Gardens, shady
lanes, &c.
Common. June.

Gardens and
meadows.
Common. Mid-
dle of June.

Habitat the
same as No.
208, but not so
common. June.

Birch Wood,
New Forest,
and Devon-
shire, but rare.
September.

Darenth Wood,
very rare. End
of March.

Linn. names.

PHALZENA.

Engl, names.

Synonyms and
new genera.
g

207 Rubiginea Dotted Chest- Sté. 2, p. 161.

208 Satellitia

209 Vaccinii

210 Spadicea

211 Submgra

212 Polita

nut

Satellite

6166 Grama.

Dl5;t.1685 St. 2. 9.168,

6167 Guma.

The Chestnut A. ¢. 23, f. $4. e—h.

St.2, p. 161.
6168 Guma.

DarkChestnut St. 2, p. 162.

Black Chest-

nut

6169 Gruma.

C. 6,t. 268. St. 2, p.162.

6170 Guma.

Netted Chest- S¢. 2, p. 162.

nut

6171 Guiza.

45

Habitat, and
when found.
Taken by Mr.
Walton in Nor-
bury Park, near
Dorking. Mid-
dle of October
to the begin-
ning of Novem-
ber. Rare.
Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent,
Essex, &c.
Common. Mid-
dle or end of
September.

Middlesex, Kent,
Surrey, &c., in
woody places.
September.

Found with the
preceding.

Woody places
near London ;
and in Kent,
Surrey,&c. Not
common.
September.

Found at the
same time and
in the same
places as Nos.
209,210 & 211.

46

Linn. names.

PHALEN A.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

213 Pyramidea Copper under- D.6, ¢.193. S¢. 2, p.164.

214 Tragopo-
gonis

215 Tetra

216 Typica

217 Pinastri

218 Conspici-
laris

wing

Mouse

Mahogany

Dark Gothic

Bird’s wing

Silver Cloud

6172 AmruiryRa.

St. 2, p. 165.
6173 Pynrornina.

As) Oly je tle Gk
St. 2. p. 165.
6174 Pyropuiua.

A, t, 15, f. 21, a—d.
H.t. 29, f.d—g. St.2,
p- 166.

6176 Nania.

D.10, t. $47, f. 2. St. 2,
p- 168.
6175 Dypreryeia.

D. 18, &. 458.
p. 169.
6181 Xyuina.

St. 2,

Habitat, and
when found.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Essex ;
oaks in Coombe
Wood, Rich-
mond Park, &c.
August.

Darenth Wood,
Hertford,Coles-
hill, &c. June.

Middlesex,
Essex, Devon-
shire, &c.
Found in gars
dens, in the
month of June.

On nettles near
London, and
other places.
Common.
End of June.

Mr. Stephens
found this in-
sect on palings
near Coombe
Wood; and Mr,
Bentley on
Newington
Green. June.

Mr. Stephens has
a pair taken in
BulstrodePark ;
they have also
been taken be-
tween Birch
Wood and Bex-
ley ; but very
rare. End of

May.

PHALAEN A.

Synonyms and

inn. names. Engl. names.
Li re & New genera.

219 Lambda Grey Shoul- St. 2, p. 170.
der-knot 6177 Xyuina.

220 Pulla Ash Shoul- —‘S¢.2, p. 170.
der-knot 6178 Xy.Lina.

221 Semibrun- Tawny Pi- St..2) 9, 170, ¢. 21, FS;
nea nion 6179 Xyuina.

222 Petrificata Pale Pinion St. 2, p.171,¢. 23, f.1.
6180 Xy Lina.

223 Putris Flame A. t.79, f.a—d. St. 2,
p-172.
6183 XyLINA.

224 Vetusta Red Sword- _D. 6, t. 187, exoleta.
grass St. 2, p.174.
6185 Catocampa.

— 225 Lythoxy- Light Arches St. 2, p. 175.
lea 6186 XyopHasta.

47

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe Wood,
Netley,Epping,
Hertford. The
autumn.

A specimen
taken in the
autumn at
Woodside, near
Epping, in1817;
now in the Bri-
tish Museum.

Coombe Wood.
Rare. Septein-
ber, A pair in
the British
Museum.

One in Mr. Ste-
phens’sCabinet,
taken near
Teignmouth,
Devon. June.

Hedges, gardens
and woody
places. Middle-
sex, Surrey,
Essex, Kent.
Middle of June.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. Da-
renth Wood.
Rare. October.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods,
Epping Forest,
&e. July.

48 PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names. :
new genera.

226 Exoleta Sword-grass D.6,¢.187, the Larva.
C. 6, t. 256. St. 2,
p. 173.
6184 CaLocaMPa.

227 Sublustris Reddish Light St. 2, p.175.
Arches 6187 XyYLOPHASIA.

228 Polyodon Dark Arches St. 2, p.176.
6188 XyLopHASIA.

229 Hepatica Clouded-bor- St. 2, p. 176.
dered Brin- 6189 Xytopwasta.
dle

230 Combusta Dark Tawny St. 2, p. 177.
6192 XyYLopHasia.

231 Epomidion Clouded Brin- St. 2, p. 178.
dle 6191 XyLopwasta.

232 Scolopa- Slender cloud- Sé. 2, p. 178.
cina ed Brindle 6193 Xy LopHasia.

Habitat, and
when found.
Gardens and
woody places.
Darenth Wood,
&c. Autumn.

Taken near
Brighton. July.

Common in
hedges, gar-
dens, woods,
&c. June and
July.

Middlesex, Sue
rey, Essex, &c.
Beginning of
July.

Coombe, Birch
and Darenth
Woods; but
very rare. June.

Derbyshire,
Yorkshire, De-
von; shady
lanes near Rip-
ley. End of
June.

Taken by Mr.
Chant near
Sheffield; and
by Mr. King at
Coombe Wood.
June.

PHAILAENA »
ft. 10

WT w

“7 4 a/) -
léla + 70a ATI a 186 at
4 ; 3
le?a+ i7la + 180n

; :

T63 a + I72at I8la 190 a+

182 a+ 191a+

ey

vo
5 a+ I74a+

L938 a +

L66 a+

I76 a t+ 185 a

I94a +

eG 7h
169 a + 78 a W.Wood Jun? 87 at

PHALZENA.

199 a 208 a+ 27a + 226 b

229 a +

2210 * 230a +
203 a 212 a

205 a 249% at WWoedJun? 223.a

Linn. names.

PH AL ENA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and

new genera.

233 Rectilinea, Clouded Bro- St. 2, p.179.

FE:

234 Amica

“8
235 Adusta

236 Satura

237 Remissa

238 Contigua

239 Glauca

940 Plebeia

cade

Barred Arches

Dark Brocade

Dingy Bro-
cade

Gothic Bro-
cade

Beautiful Bro-
cade

Glaucous
Sheers

The Sheers

6191

St. 2, p. 180, t. 23, f. 2.

6195 Hapena.

St; 2 past.
6196 HapeEna.

St. 2, p.181.
6197 Hapena.

St.2, p. 181.
6198 HapeEna.

Db. 25 p 184.

6202 HapeEna.

St. 2, p. 185.
6204 Haprna.

St. 2, p. 185.
6205 Hapena.

H

XYLOPHASIA.

49

Habitat, and
when found,

North of En-
gland. Taken
by Mr. Mar-
shall in Traf-
ford Park, Lan-
cashire.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.
rare.

Very

Birch Wood;
but rare. June.

A pair in Mr.
Stephens’s
Cabinet, from
the late Mr.
Marsham’s Col-
lection. Very

rare.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods ;
also near Rip-
ley, Eertford,
&e. June.

Coombe Wood.
June.

Near London,
Cheltenham,
and Matlock.

June.

Middlesex,
Essex, Kent,
Sussex, Devon,
&e. June.

50
Linn. names.

241 Leuco-

stigma

242 Ochracea

243

Cucubali

244

245

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Pale Sheers

Tawny Sheers

Lithorhiza Early Grey

Campion

Capsincola Lychnis

246 Saponarre Bordered

Gothic

Sunonyms and
new genera.

St. a. P: 186.
6206 Hanpena.

St. 2, p. 186, t. 28, f. 3.
6207 Hapena.

SE, 2 Polen:
6208 Hapena.

C.7,t. 508. St. 2, p.187.
6209 Hapvena.

St. 2, p. 188.
6210 Hapena.

St. 2, p. 188.
6211 Hanpena.

Habitat, and
when found.

Habitat the same
as No. 240.
June.

Near London,
Brighton, and
in Norfolk ;
but rare. June.

Middlesex,
Surrey, Essex,
Kent, &c.; on
trunks of trees.
End of April.

Darenth Wood ;
Bedfordshire,
&c.; but un-
common. Mid-
dle of June.

Middlesex,
Surrey, Essex,
Kc. ; in gardens,
and waste
ground, End of
June or begin-
ning of July.

Darenth Wood ;
also near Brigh-
ton anc Dover ;
in Norfolk and
Cambridge-

End of

June or begin-

shire.

ning of July.

Linn. names.

247 Popularis

248 Leuco-
pheus, F.

249 Furva

250 Pisi

251 Splendens

252 Oleracea

PHALAENA.

Engl. names.

Feathered
Gothic

Feathered Ear

Dusky Bro-

cade

Broom

Purple Bro-
cade

Bright-line
Brown-eye

Synonyms and
new genera.

D, 15, t. 505. Sé. 2,
p- 189.

6212 Hetxiopnogus.

St. 2, p. 190.
6213 HeEtiorpHosus.

St. 2, p.191.
6214 MamestTRA.

A. t, 32, f. 51, c—f.
W.t.7. D.9,t. $1.
St.2, p.192.

6215 Mamestra.

St. 2, p.192.
6216 MamestTRA.

A. t. 27, f. 40, a—d.
St.2, p. 195.
6217 MameEstTRra.

Hi 2

Si

Habitat, and
when found,

Near London,
and in several
counties ; not
uncommon.

June.

Mr. Stephens has
seen but two
indigenous
females, taken
near Bristol,
July 1816.

Near Hull in
Yorkshire ; also
near Dover,
and at Coombe
Wood. June.

Near London;
Hampstead
Heath, Epping
Forest, Coombe
Wood, &c.
June.

Mr. Stephens's
Cabinet. Taken
in Cumberland,
July 1827, by
Mr. Weaver.

Middlesex,
Surrey, Kent,
Essex, &c.;
common in gar-
dens. End of

May.

or
bo

Linn. names.

253 Suasa

254 Nigricans

255 Brassicee

256 Albicolon

257 Chenopodu Nutmeg PA ts

PHAL ANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Dog’s tooth = St.¥, p 193.

6218 MamestTRA.

Dusky Nut- St. 2, p. 193, t. 24, f. 2.
meg 6219 Mamestra.
Cabbage A, t. 28, f. 42 and 43,

a—e; ulso ¢. 29, 145,
eh) 107, d-——Guand
i. Vesfia—ds Sha,
p. 194.

6220 MamestRa.

White Colon St. 2,p. 195, t. 24, f. 3.

6222 MamestTRA.

we. 25.p. 195.
6224 MameEstTRA.

Habitat, and

when found,

Taken near Lon-
don: one also
in Norfolk, and
another in
Birch Wood, in
July 1818. Mr.
Stephens’s Ca-
binet.

A specimen
taken at Christ-
church, Hants,
by Mr. Bentley ;
another found
at Darenth
Wood.

June.

End of

Very common in
gardens,hedges,
banks, &c., in
several coun-
ties. End of

May.

Cumberland ;
takenin August
1827 by Mr.

Mr.

Stephens’s Ca-

binet.

Weaver.

Common in gar-
dens In and
near London,
&c. June,

Linn. names.

PlLAd AUN A;

Engl. names.

258 Persicariz Dot

259 Leucipara Small Angle

260 Alena

261 Basilinea

262 Testacea

263 Fibrosa

264 Nictitans

265 Secalina

Shades

Large Nutmeg

Rustic Shoul-
der-knot

Lesser Floun-
ced Rustic

Crescent

Golden Ear

Small Clouded
brindle

Synonyms and
new venera.
©O

A.t.77,f.a—d. H.t.24,

fa—e. D,9,t.s7.
CxO Ge 4310" . Si .2)
p- 196.

6225 Mamestra.

D.7, t: 280; f.2. St. 3,

p-3-
6226 Euriexta.

St. 3, p.4.
6223 MAmEsTRA.

She yao:
6227 Hama.

St. 5, p. 5.
6228 Hama.

Siro, pet:
6230 Apamra.

D.t.397, 3. C.6,t.260.
Sioa pe tr
6231 APAMEA.

St. 3,p.8.
6233 APAMEA.

53

Habitat, and
when found.
Middlesex,
Surrey, Essex ;
at Hertford and
Ripley, &c.
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods.
Middle of June.

Gardens and
shrubby places
near London,

&e. June.

Woody places
and gardens.
End of June.

Birch Wood,
Epping &e.
Autumn.

Whittlesea Mere.
Middle of July.

Heaths near
Birch Wood ;
also near Mar-
gate, &c. End
of July or be-
ginning of Au-
gust.

Neighbourhood
of London ;
Battersea
Fields; rare.
End of July.

PHALEN A.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

nEW genera.

266 Didyma Rustic St.3,p.8.
Mourner 6232 APAMEA.
267 Oculea Common Sét.3, p. 9.
Rustic 6235 APAMEA.
268 I-niger Letter I St. 3, p. 10.

6236 APAMEA.

269 Thalassina Pale Shoulder- S¢. 2, p. 182.
ed Brocade 6200 Hapena.

Light Brocade D. 10, ¢. 352, f. 1.
_ p- 183.
6201 Hapena.

270 Geniste

St. 3, p. 10.
62357 APAMEA.

271 Furca Russet

Double lobed S¢.3,p. 11.
6238 APaMEA.

272 Ophio-

we TAMING

Synonyms and

Habitat, und
when found.

Near London ;
Copenhagen-
fields ; also at
Dover. Begin-
ning of Au-
gust.

Very common in
woods, hedges
pastures, &c.
August.

Very common
near London,
&c. Beginning
of August.

Common near
London. June.

Hertford, and
Darenth Wood.
June.

Hedges, &c ,
near London,
Hertford, &c. ;
not uncommon.
August.

Meadows near
Hackney ; in
Epping Forest,
and in Batter-
sea Fields ; but
rare. July.

PHALAN A.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

273 Literosa Rosy Minor

274 Strigilis Marbled
Minor

275 Latrun- | Tawny Mar-
cula bled Minor

276 Aithiops Blackamoor

277 Humeralis Cloaked Minor

278 Terminalis Flounced
Minor

Q79 Rufuncula Plain red
Minor

280 Fasciun- Middle-barred
cula Minor

a]
Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 8, p.12, #. 25, f.1.

6239 Mrana.

Sterss pede:
6240 Mrana.

St. 3, p. 13.
6241 Mrana.

Sé. 3, p. 13.
6242 MIANA.

St. 3, p. 14.
6243 MIANa.

St. 3, p. 14.
6244 Mrana.

St.3,p. 14.
6245 MIANA.

Ot; Safe 15.
6246 MIAna.

55

Habitat, and
when found,
Darenth Wood;
also near Dover,
&c. Middle of

July.

Woody places in
Middlesex ;
Devonshire,&c.
June.

Near London,
&e. June.

Middlesex ; Suf-
folk; Norfolk,
&c. Woods and

meadows. June.

Very common
near Dover,
&c. Middle of
August.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, Darenth
and Coombe
Woods, &c.
July.

Norfolk and Suf-
folk. Rare.
June.

Darenth Wood;
also in Copen-
hagen Fields;
but rare. July.
Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet.

56
Linn. names.

281 Minima

282 Renigera

283 Haworthu

284 Lancea

985 Hibernica

286 Porphyrea

£87 Piniperda

PHALA.N A.

Engl. names.

Least Minor

Kidney-spot-
ted Minor

Haworthian
Minor

Marsh Minor

Irish Minor

True Lover’s
knot

Pine Beauty

Synonyms and

new genera,

Sét.3, p. 15.
6247 MIANa.

St.3,p. 16, t. 25, f. 2.

6248 CELENA.

Sb; p16;
6249 CELENA.

St. 2, p. 18.
6250 CELAENA.

Shs 17,
6251 CELANA.

D. 10, t.360, f.1.
p- 19.

St.3,

6252 ScoroPHILa.

CosyAs7, Sis 3hp.10:

6253 Acwatia.

Habitat, and
when found.
Cabinet of Mr.

Bentley, taken
by him in Yare-
ley Fens, Whit-
tlesea Mere.
June.

Very rare. Mr.
Stephens has
seen but three
specimens.

Whittlesea Mere.
Common. July.

Borders of Ram-
sey Mere; also
near Whittlesea
Mere? Very

rare.

Near Dublin.

Heaths near
Birch Wood ;
New Forest,
Hants, &c. End
of July.

First found by
Mr. Stephens
at Hertford ;
since taken at
Birch Wood,
Xe. End of
March.

Linn. names.

288 Preecox

289 Atriplicis

290 Oleagina

291 Bimacu-
losa

292 Oxyacan-
thee

293 Aprilina

294 Compta

PHA L ZN A.

Engl. names.

Portland

Wild Arrach

Green-brin-
dled Dot

Double-spot-
ted Brocade

Green-brin-
dledCrescent

Marvel du
Jour

Marbled
Coronet

Synonyms and
new genera.
D. 6, ¢. 213. St.3,p.21.
6254 Acresra.

Wr, t.2.. D.8, 7.262;
fe Len SE. 3, ps 22.
6255 TRacHea.

D.13, t.439. St. 3,p.23.
6256 VALERIA.

Ci 4b 177. Se. 3, p. 24,
6257 Misexia.

A, ¢. 14, f. 19, a—d.
We te ote AS ba3:
f.d—f. D.5, ¢. 165.
St.3, p. 24.

6258 MIsELIA.

DB. 10, ¢. 354, f. 1. S0. 3,
p. 25.
6259 MiseEtta.

St. 3, p. 26.
6260 Mise.ia.

Sr
=~]

Habitat, and
when found.

Coast of Devon-
shire, Kc.
June and Sep-
tember.

Wisbeach, and
Cheltenham ;
but rare. End
of June, and in
September.

Richmond Park;
also near
Bristol, and in
Scotland ; but
very rare.

Taken near
Bristol in July
1815: now in
the British
Museum.

Ealing, Middle-
sex; also in
Warwickshire,
Cheshire, &c.
End of Septems
ber to the be-
ginning of No-
vember.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. October.

Darenth Wood
and near
Brighton. June.

3]
a

Linn. names.

295 Advena

296 Nitens

297 Bimacu-

losa

298 Tinecta

299 Herbida

300 Polymita

301 Templi

302 Flavo-
cincta

PHALZEN A.

Engl. names.

Pale-shining
brown

Tawny and
silver

Grey Arches

Silvery Arches

Green Arches

White Arches

Brindled
Ochre

Large Ranun-
culus

Synonyms and
new genera.
St.3, p..28.
6262 Ponta.

St. 3, p. 28.
6263 Porta.

DAO 65345, fol. St,
De 28;
6264 Porta.

St.3, p. 29.
6266 Porta.

St.3, p. 30, t, 27, f.3.
6267 Ponta.

Eos Deo lets 20.07, 2s
6269 Porta.

St. 3, p.31, t. 26, f. 1.
6268 Porta.

W. ¢.14, upper fig. D.10,
t.334. St.3, p. 32.
6270 Porta.

Habitat, and
when found.
Coombe Wood,
&c. End of

June.

Near London,
and in Norfolk.
End of June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods,
Epping, &c.
End of June.

Darenth and
CoombeW oods;
but rare. End
of June.

Darenth Wood;
alsoin Norfolk,
and at Tun-
bridge, Kent.
Mr. Bentley.
June.

In the Cabinets
of Mr. Stephens
and Mr.Vigors.

Mr. Bentley's
Cabinet.

Hertford, York,
Epping; gar-
dens and
hedges. End of
September.

PHALAN A.

Synonyms and

Lian. names. Engl. names.
new genera.

3035 Occulta Great Brocade S¢.3, p. 29.
6265 Ponta.

304 Albimacula White-spotted St. 3, p. 26.
Coronet 6261 Miserta.

305 Dysodea Ranunculus _ W.t.14, lower fig. St. 3,
p- 32.
6271 Potta.

306 Serena Broad-barred DEA EAS SO ifass DSi Sy
White DSS.
6272 Porras,

307 Seladonia Brindled ShiSsp. Se:
Green 6273 Ponta.
308 Chi July Chi A,t, 83, fC. Ds Dil2,

t.406. St. 3, p. 34.
6274 Ponta.

309 Leporina Miller DAO} 827, f- 1s. St3;
p. 309.
6275 APATELA.

09

Habitat, and
when found
Taken in Epping
Forest by Mr.
Hatchett, and
also at Alder-
ley, Cheshire,
by the Rev. E.
Stanley. Very
rare. July.

British Museum.

Darenth Wood,
Epping, Hert-
ford, &c., gar-
dens and
hedges. Middle
of July.

Near Dartford,
&c. End of
June.

Darenth, Birch
and Coombe
Woods, &c.
End of Septeim-
ber.

Derbyshire,
Cumberland,
North Wales,
&e. July.

Darenth,
Coombe and
Birch Woods:
but not
common,
Middle of May.

60

Linn. names.

310 Brady-
porina

311 Aceris

312 Megace-

phala

313 Ligustri

314 Alni

S15 Psi

316 ‘Tridens

PIVA.L AUN A.

Engl. names.

Ashy Miller

Sycamore

Poplar Grey

Coronet

Alder

Dagger

Dark Dagger

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 3, p. 36, t. 26, f. 3.
6276 APATELA.

A. t.83,f.a—d. W.t.67.
PD. 10; 2.830; SE38,
p. 36.

6277 APpaTELA.

RY a a fe

6278 AcHRONYCTA.

St. 3, p. 38.
6279 AcHRONYCTA.

D. 10, ¢.827,f.2. St.3,
p: 38.
6280 AcHRONYCTA.

A.t.86. W.t.60. H.t.15.
D.4,t.133. St.3, p.39.
6282 AcHRONYCTA.

St. 3, p.40.
6283 ACHRONYCTA.

Habitat, and
when found.
Birch and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. Beginning
of June.

Essex, Cam-
bridge, Kc.
End of June.

Darenth Wood,
Hertford, Cam-
bridge, &c. Be-
ginning of June
and in the au-
tumn.

Darenth Wood ;
also near Croy-
don, &c. End
of June.

Found in several
counties; but
rare. Begin-
ning of June.

Very common on
pales, &c., near
woods, in dif-
ferent counties.
End of June.

Woeds and
shady places,
Middlesex, Es-
sex, &c. June.

PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

al
Synonyms and
new genera.

317 Auricoma Scarce Dagger St. 3, p. 41.

318 Menyan- Light Knot-

thedis erass
$19 Rumicis Bramble

320 Euphorbia Spurge

321 Luphrasie Dark Spurge

322 Glandifera Marbled

green

Marbled
Beauty

323 Perla

324 Orion
du Jour

Scarce Marvel H. ¢. 42, f. e.

6285 AcHRONYCTA.

Shawne t.27, fet.
6287 AcHRonycTaA.

A, t.22, f.e—i. W.t.56.
D.A, €.126. St.3, p.42.
6288 AcuRonyctTa.

St. 3, p. 43.
6289 AcuronycrTa.

St. 3, p. 43.
6290 AcHurRonycrta.

D.7, t. 223, f.3.
p. 44.
6291 Bryoruina.

St.3,

St. 3,p. 45.
6292 Bryorui.a.

Dst0:
1.347, f.1. C.9, t.404,
St. 3, p. 46.

6295 DirntHera.

61

Habitat, and
when found,

Birch trees in
Coombe Wood
and Richmond
Park. Begin-
ning of June.

Intheneighbour-
hood of Man-
chester. June.

Common in
Middlesex and
other counties.
Middle of May.

Near London,
and in the New
Forest ; but
rare, Beginning
of May,

Mr. Stephens’s
specimen was
taken near Lon-
don in June.

Walls near Lon-
don, &c. End
of June.

Common on old
walls near Lon-
don, &c. End
of July,

Birch Wood, &c.
Nag stings 4
Beginning of
June.

Linn. names.

325 Derasa

327 Libatrix

328 Fluctuosa

329 Duplaris

320 Diluta

331 Or

PHALZEN A.

Engl. names.

Buff Arches

Synonyms and
new genera,
7, 4.2293; 7. 12 S883;
p. 4@.
6296 Tuyatira.

Peach Blossom S¢. 3, p. 48.

Furbelow

Satin Carpet

Lesser Satin

Carpet

Lesser Lute-
string

Popiar Lute-

string

6297 TnyatTira.

A. t.32, f.50,a—c. D.6,
216%" SiS yp. 50:
6299 CALYPTRA.

Wie Os Daoilts
6300 CERoOPACHA.

St. 3, p. 52.
6301 CrEroracna.

HHet0353.fo6 8, tes,
p. 52.
6302 CEROPACHA.

D. 10, ¢. $47, f. 3, St.3,
p. 93.
6303 Crropaciua.

Habitat, and
when found,

Darenth Wood,
Epping Forest,
&e. Rare. End
of July.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods,
Epping Forest,
&c.; but not
common. Mid-
dle of June to
the end of July.

Common near
willow-trees,
and under
bridges, &c.
End of July.

Darenth and
Birch Wocds ;
not common,
Middle of June.

Epping, Darenth
Wood, &c.
Middle of June.

Darenth Wood,
the New Forest,
&c.; but rare.
End of August.

Epping Forest,
Darenth Wood,
&c. ; but rare.
End of June.

Linn. names.

332 Octoge-

sima

PHA LEN A.

Engl. names.

Figure of $0

Synonyms and
new genera.

C56; 272. SE. 3; 7.53;

2,732:

6304 Crropactira.

333 Flavicornis Yellow horned D. 10, t. 352, f.3. St. 8,

334 Ridens

335 Sublusa

- 836 Retusa

837 Gracilis

338 Viminalis

p. 94.

Frosted-green S¢.3,p. 55.
6306 Crropacna.

Olive

Double Kid-

ney

Shs Ssipi00.
6307 Trruera.

D!10,¢. 850, f: 2.
p. 56.
6308 Terura.

Slender bodied St. 3, p. 57.

6509 Trrura.

Minor Shoul- S¢.3, p. 58.

der-knot

6310 Bompycta.

6305 CErropacia.

St. 3,

63

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stepbens
has a specimen
taken near
Birmingham.
End of May or
beginning of
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods ;
but rare. End
of February or
beginning of

March.

Epping Forest,
Coombe Wood,
&c. Rare.
Middle of April.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
not common.
June.

Frequents the
same place as
the preceding;
but not com-
mon. End of

July.

The same time
and place as the
preceding.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&e.
July.

June and

64
Linn. names.

339 Oo

340 Diffinis

341 Affinis

342 Pyralina

348 Trapezina

344 Fulvago

545 Flavago

PHALZENA.

Engl, names.

Heart

Synonyms and
new genera.

D. 5, t.179.

Weee 116
86:3; p..59.

White-spotted S¢. 3, p. 60.

Pinion

6312 Cosmra.

6311 CyMATOPHORA.

Lesser-spotted A. 1.31, f.49,f—i. St. 3,

Pinion

p. 61.
6313 Cosmia.

Lunar-spotted Sé. 3, p. 61.

Pinion

Dun-bar

Angle-striped
Sallow

Pink-barred
Sallow

6314 Cosmia.

H.t,10, f. n—tr.
p- 62.
6515 Costa.

St. 3, p. 62.
6316 Costa.

St. 8,

A.t.68, fia—d. St. 3,

p.64.

6317 XanrTHIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Epping Forest,
Darenth Wood,
&e. Beginning
of June.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, &c. Fre-
quents elm-

trees. Middle

of August.

Near London,
&e., on elm-
trees. End of

July.

Taken near
Birch Wood ;
but rare. End
of July.

Very common in
woods and lanes
in several coun-
ties. End of

July.

Taken on the
borders of Birch
Wood ; but

very rare. End
of July.
Woods at Syden-

ham; Darenth
Wood, &c. Be-
ginning of Sep-
tember.

234 a t+ 243 a LoL a + 26] a +

236 a + 245 at 254 a + ORG Die

257 a t+ 206 a

if

250 at

W.Woed Jun”

PHA LANA. PLT3

LOge NT

278 N 287 at

279 N 288 at

280 n 298 b

£92 +t

SO? & +

3O3

2770 286 a W.Wood Jun? 295 b 3Ot-a t+

PHALZENA. PILI

ata t+

307 a +t ILE a + 325 a in IS4F+ at

HO a + 319 a t+ 328 at 337 a

320 a + 329 a +

371 at 330 a +

JL

Sol ar 340 a
W. Wood Jun? o

Linn. names.

346 Fulvago

347 Gilvago

348 Aurago

349 Centrago

350 Citrago

351 mbriago

352 Croceago

353 Micacea

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

A. t. 33, f. 52, a—d.
D.10,t.338, f.2. St.3,
p. OA.

6318 XANTHIA.

Sallow

Lemon Sallow St¢. 3, p.65.
6319 NANTHIA.

Barred Sallow S¢.3, p. 65.
6320 XANTHIA.

Centre-barred C.2,¢.34. St. 3, p. 65.

Sallow 6321 Xanruia.
Orange St. 3, p. 66.
Sallow 6322 XANTHIA.

Scarce border- S¢.3, p. 67.
ed Sallow 6323 Xanruia.

OrangeUpper- A. t. 15, fi 22, e—h.
wing St. 3, p. 67.
6324 XANTHIA.

St. 8, p. 69.
6326 GorTYNA.

Rosy Rustic

65

Habitat, and
when found.

Common among
birch trees, in
woods and
plantations.
Middle of Sep-
tembere

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
Rare. Middle
of September.

Darenth Wood.
Beginning of
September.

North of En-
gland; but
rare.

Epping Forest.
Middle of Aue

gust,

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Oak woods of
Surrey ; Kent,
&c. September,

The neigh-
bourhood of
London; also
the New
Forest, &c.
Middle of July.

66 PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera.
354 Flavago Frosted H. t. 35, fa—e. D.10,
Orange t.340, f. 1.
6327 GortTyYNa.
355 Typhe Bullrush S500 0a.

6329 Nonacria.

356 Pilicornis Hairy-horned St.3, p.72, t. 99, f. 1.
Wainscot 6330 Nonaaria.

357 Crassicor- Large Wain- Sé. 3, p.72.
nis scot 6331 Nonacrta.

358 Canne Spotted Wain- St. 3, p. 73.

scot 6332 Nonacria.
359 Comma _ Shoulder- St.3, p. 73.

stripe Wain- 6333 Lrucania.

scot

Habitai, and
when found.

In different

counties, by
way sides,
among the
common Bur-
dock. Middle
of September.

Among bull-

rushes at Ed-
monton, Ep-
ping, &c. Mid-
dle of August.

Mr. Stephens’s

Cabinet. Taken
in September
1826 nearCroy-
don.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-

binet. Taken
in Norfolk.

Mr. Bentley’s

Cabinet. Taken
near Scar-
borough.

Gardens near

Epping; also
near Dartford,
&c. Beginning
of July.

Linn. names.

360 Littoralis

361 Obsoleta

362 Impura

363 Punctina

364 Arcuata

365 Pallens

566 Rufescens

367 Suffusa

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl, names.
new Zener.

Shore Wain-

scot 6334 Leucania.

Obscure Wain- St. 3, p. 74.

scot 6335 Leucantia.

Smoky Wain-

scot Shio5 Ds 0 0-
6336 Lerucania.
Dotted-bor- St. 3, p. 75.
dered Wain- 6337 Lerucania.
scot

Bowed Wain- ‘S¢.3, p.76.

scot 338 LEUCANIA,
Common St, 3;.p. (6.
Wainscot 6339 Lrucania.

Shy p. 10.
6340 Leucania.

Red Wainscot

Clouded
Wainscot

St. 3, p. 77.
6341 Lrucantia.
K 2

Ci 452.157. StS, pot 4.

A; ¢. 983; jf. '53;,e—Db.

67

Habitat, and
when found.

Coast of Hamp-
shire and Cum-
berland. Rare.

Cabinet of Mr.
Chant. Taken
by him in the

City Road,

Very common in
several parts of
the country.
Middle of July.

Taken near Lon-
don, with
No. 362.

Two specimens
taken by Mr.
Stephens at
Ripley. Begin-
ning of July
1827.

Gardens, hedges,
&e ; not un-
common. Mid.
dle of July,

The same time
and place as
the foregoing,

Isle of Dogs,
June.

68

Linn. names.

268 Ochracea

369 Fluxa

ar b i
370 Pygmina

871 Pallida

372 Neurica

873 Gemini-
punclata

274 Pudorina

375 Musculosa

376 Rufina

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Ochreous
Wainscot

Tawny Wain-
scot

Small Wain-
scot

Pale Wainscot

White Wain-
scot

Twin-spotted
Wainscot

Striped Wain-
scot

Glossy Wain-

scot

Flounced
Rustie

Synonyms and

new genera,

St.8, p.77.

6342 Leucantia.

wt. S, Dall.
6343 Lrucanta.

St.3,.p.78.
6344 Leucania.

St. 8, p. 78.

6345 Lerucanta.

St. 3, p. 79.
6346 LeEucania.

St.3, p.79.
6347 LEucANIA.

St. 8, p. 80.
6348 Leucania,

St.3,p.81.

6350 Simyra.

St. 3, p. 68.
6325 XMANTHUIA,.

Habitat, and
when found.
Darenth Wood
and Whittlesea
Mere. Rare.
End of August.

WhittleseaMere.
End of July.

Battersea Fields.
middle of Sep-
tember.

Taken in the
marshes near
West Ham,
Essex.

Marshes near
LeaBridge. Mr.
Stephens has
seen but two
specimens.

Cabinet of Mr.
flatchet, and
in the British
Museum,

WhittleseaMere.
June.

Whittlesea and
Yaxley Meres.
June,

Woods in Kent,
&e. Middle of
September.

Linn. names.

377 Scrophula- Water Betony

ria.

3878 Verbasci

379 Asteris

PHALZEN A.

Engl. names.

Mullein

Starwort

380 Meticvlosa Angle-shades

381 Umbratica Large pale

382 Tanaceti

383 Lucifuga

381 Lactuce

Shark

Tansy Shark

Large dark
Shark

Lettuce Shark

Synonyms and

new genera.

W. t. 152 St. 3, p.85.
6354 CucuLtia.

Al tah, 128, I—K.
H.t.8, frame. St.3,p.85.

6355 Cucutiia.

C.1,%.45. St.3, p. 86.
6356 CucuLLia.

A. t. 80, f. 46, 47, a—e.
W.t.3. H.t.41,fic—e.
D.A, ¢.139. St.3, p.84.

6353 PHLOGOPHORA.

D.8,t.262, f.2. St.3, p.87.

6358. CucuLtia.

St. 3, p. 88.
6360. CucuLLIA.

St.3, p. 89.
6861 CucuLLIA.

St. 3, p. 88.
6359 CucuLuiaA.

69

Habitat, and
when found,

Near Croydon,
Cheltenham,
&c. May.

Darenth and
Birch Woods,
&e. April.

Darenth Wood,
Downs near
Croydon, but
not common.
Beginning of
July.

Common in gar-
dens and shady
places in many
counties. End
of April, June,
and September.

Wimbledon
Common, Ep-
ping, &c. Mid-
dle of July,

Woods near Lon-
don. End of
July.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
Beginning of
July.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
Middle of July.

70
Linn. names.

385 Chamo-
mille

386 Fiscina

287 Absinthi

388 Delphinii

389 Thapsi-
phaga

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Chamomile
Shark

Twin-tailed
Shark

Wormwood

Pease-blossom

Shepherd’s
Purse

390 Artemisie Green Silver

391 Linarie

Spangle

Flax

392 Ochroleuca Dusky Sallow

393 Triplasia

Dark Spec-
tacle

Synonyms and
new genera,

_ St.3, p.89.

6362 CucuLtia.

St. 3, p.90.
6363 CucuLLIA.

D.9, t.304. St. 3; p.91.
6365 Cucuttia.

W. t.3, f-4. D.10, ¢.331.

6368 CHARCILEA.

St. 3, p. 87.
6357 CucuLtia.

St. 335 p.91.
6366 CucuLLia.

St.3, p.94, t. 29, f. 2.
6367 CaALoPHASIA.

D510, 45.940; fe2Stss,-

p95.
6369 EReMosia.

St.3, p.96.
6370 AsrosroLa.

Habitat, and
when found.
Near birchWood
and Wimbledon
Common, &c. ;
but rare. June.

Birch Wood, &c.
June.

South Wales and
Devonshire.
Beginning of
July.

Near Windsor ;
but very rare.
June.

British Museum.
Taken near
Birch Wood.
June.

British Museum.

British Museum
and Mr. Ste-
phens’s Cabi-
net. Taken at

Woodside near

Epping in June

1817.

Hills near Dover,
South Downs,

Ke. July.

Gardens and
wood-sides, &c,
Hertford, Ep-
ping, &e. July.

Linn. names.

394 Urtice

395 Venosa

396 Lllustris

3897 Perconta-
tionis

398 Tota

599 Bimaculata Double-spotted S¢.3, p. 102.

PHALZENA. 71

Engl. names.

Spectacle

Powdered
Wainscot

Purple shades

Plain Golden
=e

Beautiful
Golden Y

Spangle

400 Interroga- Scarce Silver

tionis

401 Gamma

ve

Silver Y

Synonyms and
new genera.

Habitat, and
when found.
D.9, t.298. St. 3, p.97.
6371 AsBRosToLa.

Common in
shady places
near London,
&e. End of
July.

St. 3, p. 82.
6351 Simyra.

Fenny places.
Whittlesea
Mere, &c. Mid-
dle of June.

St. 3, p. 98.
6373 ABROSTOLA.

Taken formerly
on Salisbury
Plain. Nowvery
rare.
July.

June or

D. 8, t. 256, f.1. Sé. 3,
p. 101.
6376 Puusta.

Lanes near Da-
renth Wood
and Hertford.
End of June.

St.3, p. 100. Coombe and Da-

6375 Puusta. renth Woods,
&c. Beginning
of July.

Mr. Stephens’s

6377 Puusia. Cabinet.

D.A3, ¢.458. St.3,p.102. North of En-

6378 Prusta. gland. End of
June.

A. t.79, fe—h. W. t.69. Commonin fields
D.8,t.265, f.2.St.3, p.103.
6379 Prusta.

and hedges.
April, June, and
September.

ae §
ho

Linn. names.

402 Chrysitis

403 Aurifera

404 Cireum-
flexa

405 Aurichal-
cea

406 Bractea

407 Festucee

PHAL ANA.

Engl. names.

Burnished
Brass

Slender bur-

Sunonyms and
new genera.

A, t. 71, f. a—d.
H.t.22,f.a—c. D.4,
t.137. St.3, p.105.

6383 Puusta.

St.3, p.104.

nished Brass 6582 Puusia.

Yorkshire Y

Scarce bur-

D.12,t.412. St.3, p.103.

6580 Puusta.

St.3, p.105.

nished Brass 6384 Prusta.

Gold Spangle Sv.3, p. 106.

Gold Spot

408 Marginata Bordered

409 Pelligera

Sallow

Bordered
Straw

6585 Puusta.

A.t.84, f.e—h. Wt.17.
D.2,t.46. St.3, p.107.

6386 Prusta.

D5 Fela yele oles.
p. 108.
6387 He.ioruis.

D.2, t.61. St.3, p. 109.

6388 Hetrorutis,

Habitat, and
when found.

Gardens, hedges,
meadows, Kec.
End of June.

British Museum.
Taken near
Dover.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.
Taken in York-
shire.

Near Crayford,
Kent, and New-
bury, Berkshire;
but rare. June.

North of En-
gland and near
Ediaburgh.
June.

Ditches and
marshy places
near London,
&e. Middle of
August.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
Beginning of
June.

Taken occasion-
allynear Dover,
Brighton, &c.,
but very rare.

~ ee ae

IPHAILJENA PU L5

344.a + 353 at 362 a 371 in

354a+ JCF a 372n

349 a 35 peated aS
. 358 -a + WWood Junzr 707 A 316 a t

PHAILAGENA. PL. TG

397 a + 406.a + ee Ie
2909 407
389 a + de Ce
400 a +
"Psy

402a +

fs WW Wood Jun? 2
394 a + cod Jun 4O3 epee

FES aA +

PHALAN A.

YY
Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

Marbled
Clover

410 Dipsacea
p. 109.

6389 Heioruis.

411 Myrtilli
St.3, p. 111.
6390 ANARTA.

low Under-
wing

412 Nervosa ‘Tawny veined St. 3, p.82.

Wainscot 6352 SimyRa.

Dark Yellow

Underwing

413 Vidua

414 Heliaca Small Yellow D.10, ¢.343, f. 3. St.3
p. 112.

6392 ANARTA.

Underwing

Four spotted S¢.3, p. 113.
6393 AconTIA.

415 Luctuosa

Pale Shoulder S¢.3, p. 113, ¢. 29, f.3.
6395 Acontra.

416 Solaris

Marbled
Beauty.

St.3, p.114.
6396 Acontta.

417 Caloris

418 Ostrina
6404 Erasrria.

L

D!103£.827; fi 3: St. 3,

Beautiful Yel- D.7, ¢.221. C.3, ¢.145.

?

Purple Marble C.3, ¢.140. S¢.3, p.119.

13

Habitat, and
when found,

Clover fields near
Darenth Wood,
&c.; but not
common. Mid-
dle of July.

Heaths in several
counties. Mid-
dle of June to
the end of July.

Taken near Da-
renthWood; but
veryrare. June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet.

Lanes and mea-
dows, Middle-
sex, Kent, Es-

sex, &c. July.

Clover fields near
Darenth Wood,
but not com-

mon. June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet. Taken
in Devonshire
by Cap.Blomer,
June 1825.

74
Linn. names.
419 Sulphura-
lis

420 Uncana

421 Bankianaj

422 Venustula

423 Minuta

4.24 Catena

425 Apicosa

426 Fuscula

PHALANA.

Engl. names.
Spotted Sul-

phur

Silver hook

Silver barred

Rosy Marbled

Small Marble

‘

Brixton

Beauty

Blossom tip

Marbled

White spot
3

427 Albidilineca Marbled

White line

Synonyms and

new genera.

D410 583339, f: DSHS:

De LAC.

6399 Erastria.

St.8, p. 117.

6400 Erastria.

St.3, p.117.

6401 ERrastria.

St. 3, p. 118.

6402 Erastria.

Sind, pal 19.

6403 Erastrria.

C.6,t.276. St. 3, p.116.
6398 DersmMopHorRa.

Es Gs ps 19

6405 Erastria.

St. 3, p. 119.

6406 Erastria.

St. 3, p. 120.

6407 Erastria.

Habitat, and
when found.

Battersea Fields.
Middle of July.

WhittleseaMere,
&c. End of
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
by the late Mr.
Haworth in
Norfolk. Be-
ginning of July.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
in Epping
Forest. ‘Very
rare.

Mr, Stephens’s
Cabinet. Very
rare.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet.

Mr. Bentley's
Cabinet.

Chiselhurst and
Bexley Woods,
End of June.

Found at the
same time and
place as 426 ;
but rare.

PHAL/N A.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

428 A’nea Small Purple
barred

429 Lutescens Reddish Buff

430 Caliginosa Dingy

431 Rufa Small Rufous

432 Lineola Lineated Ru-
fous

433 Arcuosa Small dotted
Buff

434 Lusoria Black-neck

435 Anomalata Anomalous

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 3, p. 121.
6408 PHuyTomeTRaA.

St. 3, p. 122.
6409 AcosMETIA.

Nerdy pe 122
6410 Acosmetta.

St53,p. 123.
6411 AcosMETIA.

Si: 35p.123:

6412 AcosMETIA.
®

St.3, p.123.

6413 AcosMETIA.

D.10, £. 354, f.2. C.10,
t.475. St. 3, p. 126.
6416 Oputrusa,

St. 3, p. 125.
6415 STinBra.

L 2

“I
a
qn

Hubitat, and
when found,
Heaths near
London; also
near Birch and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
End of August.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
nearLyndhurst.
July 1821.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
in the New
Forest. June.

Whittlesea Mere.
Rare. June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Near London,
Hertford, Ep-
ping. June.

‘Tields near

Birch and Da-
renth Woods.

Beginning of

August.

fampshire, De-
vonshire. Au-
tumn,

76

Linn, names.

436 Crass us-
eula

437 Trifasciata Triple streak-

438 Maura

439 Fraxini

440 Nupta

441 Sponsa

442 Promissa

PHALAN A.

Engl. names.

Double-barr-
ed

ed

Great Brown-
bar

Clifden Non-

pareil

Red Under-

wing

Dark Crimson
Underwing

Light Crimson
Underwing

Synonyms and
new genera
Nt8, p. 426;
6418 Opniusa.

St. 3, p. 128.
6421 CaTepnra.

W.t.90. H.t.31,fia—e.
DISS ME: AOD. ce tSb Ss
p. 131.

6423 CarvocaLa.

A. t.80, fia—d. W.t.35.
H.t.18, f.g—m. D.7,
t.224, St.3, p. 132.

6425 Carocara.

D.9,t.324, St.3, p.133.
6427 CaATOCALA.

St. 3, p. 184.
6428 CarocaLa.

Habitat, end
when found,

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
in the North
of England.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
by the Rev. W.
Kirby.

Common in gar-
dens and fields
near London,
&e.
of August.

Beginning

Taken in York-
shire, &c.; but
very rare. Au-
tumn.

Among willows
in Middlesex
Kent, Essex,
&e. Beginning
of August.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods,
nearLyndhurst,
&e. End of
June.

New Forest ;
Richmond
Park. End of

June.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names.
new genera,

Engl. names.

443 Conjuncta Lesser Crim- St. 3,p.135.
son Under- 6429 CarTocata.

wing

444 Parthenias OrangeUnder- H.t.35,f.1. D.7,t.246.

(fil aeSt. Sep aiso!
6430 Brerna,

wing

445 Puella St. 8, p. 137.

6431 Brerya.

Pale Orange
Underwing

446 Notha

Underwing 6432 Brepna.

447 Glyphica Burnet SiS, 9.198:
6433 Evucuipia.
A448 Mi Shipton H.t.41,f.5. St.3,p.139,

6435 Evcuiptia.

449 Trepidaria Black Moun- St. 38, p. 144.
tain 6436 Psopos.

450 Alpinata
64387 Psonos.

451 Brunneata Rannoch Ge-

ometra 6439 SPERANZA.

Light Orange C.3,¢. 121. S¢.3,p.137.

Gold four-spot C.9, t.424. St. 3,p.144.

C. 5, t.225. St.3,p.145.

a |
“SI

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet; very
rare.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. End of
March.

British Museum.

Coombe and
Birch Woods,
&c. End of
March.

Clover fields and
borders of
woods. June.

Common in
fieldsand woods
in several coun-
ties. End of
June.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. Taken
in Scotland.
June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet.

Scotland, on
heaths near
Loch Rannoch.
July.

78

Linn. names.

452 Limbaria Frosted Yel-

low

453 Piniarius, Bordered
M. and F. White

454 Atomaria Common
Heath

455 Carbonaria Black Heath

456 Fuliginaria Waved Black

457 Ervicetaria Bordered

Grey

458 Favillacea- Grey Scollop-

Trius ed

459 Leucophe- Spring Usher

aria,
M. and F.

Engl. names.

PHALEN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 3, p. 145.
6428 Speranza.

D: 107%. S86- 1 SHENG;
D. 147.
6444 Bupaus.

D. 7, t. 248, fA;2- St3,

p. 148.
6441 Fiponta.

St. 3, p. 149.
6442 Friponia.

St. 3, p. 149.
6440 Fiponta.

St. 3, p. 149.
6443 Frponta.

HAE. S3yjems. O18;

t. A6107.1. CAs Tag.

St.3,p.150. Maesia.
6445 Bupatus. °

H.t. 43, f.m; 0,70, q-

St. 8, p.151.
6446 ANISOPTERYX.

Habitat, and
when found.

Near Birch
Wood, among
broom. May,
July.

Fir plantations
near Ripley,&c.
June.

Heathy places,
in several coun-
ties. May or
June, and Au-

gust.

Heaths near
London. Mid-
die of June.

Taken near Lon-
don; but very
rare. Mr. Bent-
ley’s Cabinet.

Fir-trees near
Birch Wood ;
Ringwood in
the New Forest.
August,

New Forest,
Hants. June.

Oak woods near
London, &c.
End of Febru-
ary and in
March.

— 467 Prodroma- Oak Beauty

Linn. names.

460 4 scularia, March
M. and F.

Engl. names.

PHA LAN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 3, p. 152.
6447 ANISOPTERYX.

461 Capreola- Dotted border A.t.44,f.72,a—d. St.3,

rid,
M. and F.

462 Connecta- Connecting
ria Umbre

463 Prosapi-
aria,
M. and F.

164 Defoliaria, Mottled Um-

M. and F. bre

465 Pilosaria, Pale Brindled
Beauty

M. and F,

466 Hispidaria,
M. and F.

ria

Small Brin-
dled Beauty

p- 158. Hibernia.

6448 Lasse.
HIBER NIA

St.3,p. 154. Hibernia.
6449 Layretia.
ArBERNIA

Scarce Umbre St. 3, p.154. Hibernia.

6450 Laser.
LOBE NIA

A.t.100,f.e—h. W.t.72.
H. ¢.14, f.n—r. Sé. 3,
p- 155. Hibernia.

6451 -GamMrEtiA,
HIBEKNIA

A.t.91,f.e—i. W.t.87.
St.3,p.156. Phigalia.

6452 Acseprepasts:
PHIGALIA

D: 13, ¢. 447, St. 3,
p. 167. Nyssia.

6453 Amenrpasts;
NY§51A

D.7, t.219. St.3,p.158.
6454 Buiston.

79

Habitat, and
when found.

Palings and
trunks of trees.
March.

Wood sides and
heathy places,
&ce. End of
February, and
in March.

Middlesex and
Essex. Novem-
ber and Decem-
ber.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods ;
Epping, &c.
October or No-
vember.

Common in
woods and
copses. End
of autumn.

Near London,
&c. ; but net
common.
March.

Richmond Park;
Coombe and
Birch Woods ;
but rare. End
of March.

Woods near Lon-
don. April.

80
Linn. names.

468 Betularius

469 Hartarius

470 Pennaria

471 Elinguaria

472 Bidentata

473 Tiliaria

474 Canaria

475 Ochraria

476 EHrosaria

477 Quercina-
rid,
M. and F.

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Spotted Elm

Brindled —
Beauty

October

Scolloped Oak

Scolloped
Hazel

Canary-shoul-
dred 'Thorn

Pale Thorn

Ochreous
Thorn

September
Thorn

Plain August
Thorn

Synonyms and
new genera.
A, t. 40, f. 64, a—d.
Wort ie Heels:
f.a—f. St. 3, p. 159.
6455 Biston.

Ay t. 39, f. 62, a—d.
W.t.70. H.t.9,fa—f.
St. 3, p. 159.

6456 Biston.

W.t.79, H.t.43, f. g—i.
D.8,t. 287, f.2. St. 3,
p- 160. Himera.

6457 Metra.

A.t.39, f.63,e—h, St.3,
p. 162.
6458 CrocatLtis.

A.t.96,f.a—c. H.t.10,
f.s—z. St. 3.p. 163.
6459 OponToPERA.

St. 3, p. 164.
6460 Gromerra, Al-
niaria.

St. 3, p.165.
6461 GroMETRA.

St. 3, p. 165.
6462 GromMETRA.

St.3,p. 165.
6463 GEoMETRA.

PD, '8516. 2104. ie aba,
p. 166.

6464 Gromerra.

Habitai, and
when found.

Woods near Lon-
don, &c. June.

Common on
poplars and
lime. trees near
London. April.

Woods near Lon-
Be-
ginning of Oc-
tober.

don, &c.

Woods round
London, &c.
June.

Woods near Lon-
don. April and
June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
End of August.

Darenth Wood.
End of August.

Same as above.

Common in
woods, parks,
&e. August.

Common round
London, Ke.
August,

PHALA NA. PU.L7

417 a t+ #26 Nn 435 a 444-a +

2

HE Ki 427
d 427 71 Ash ae 445 a +

428 n 437b 446 a +

ey

420n 429 a 438 b +

FIO nN 439 Ct 44AE a

IT Dt ae

al iy te

PL. 18

449 1 457 a+ 463 a t+

450 a 458 at

453 a + 460 a *,

461 a t+ 466 a
ee ]
466n

F55N

eas

462 at W Wood Jun” 467 a + ee
z ‘76at

4567

Rh

es

BEAL Fe NA 8}

Habitat, and

Synonyms and
when found.

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera.

478 Quercaria, Clouded Au- Sé.3, p, 166. Taken near Lon-

M. and F. gust Thorn 6465 Grometra. don; but rare.

August.

479 Angularia Angled Thorn Sé. 3, p. 166. Common in
6466 GEOMETRA. woods and

lanes. August

and September.

Woods, &c.; but
rare. End of
August and be-
ginning of Sep-
tember.

480 Carpiniaria Flounced St. 3, p. 167.
Thorn 6467 GEOMETRA.

481 Illunaria’ Early Thorn W.¢t.81. Sé.3,p.168. | Woodsandbushy
6469 GromeTRa. lanes. End of
March.

482 Juliaria July Thorn A, t. 42, f. 68, a—d. Woods and lanes
St. 3, p.168. near London,
6470 GEoMETRA, &e. Beginning
of July.

~ 483 Lunaria Lunar Thorn 4.t.15,f:a—d. W.t.83. Coombe and Da-
D.4,t.132. S¢.3,p.169. renth Woods,

484 Delunaria

485 Fuscanta-
ria

486 Sublunaria

Simple Thorn

Dusky Thorn

6471 GEroMETRA.

St. 3, p. 170.
6472 GEoMETRA.

St.3, p. 167.
6468 GEOMETRA.

S95. 70170, £.28) fo 1.
6473 GEOMETRA.

M

&c. June.

Birch Wood.
July.

Mr. Chant’s Ca-
binet. June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
three, all taken
in Derbyshire.

82
Linn. names.

487 Illustraria

488 Syringaria

489 Prunaria,
M. and F.

490 Crateegata

491 Sambu-
caria

492 Margari-
tata

493 Fasciaria

PHALZAENA.

Fngl. names.

Purple Thorn 4. ¢. 42, f. 69, e—h.

Lilac Beauty

Orange

Brimstone

Swallow-tail

Light Emerald D. 16, ¢. 543.

Barred Red

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.3, p.170, t. 28, f. 2.
6474 GEOMETRA.

W..82. D.6, €.181.
St.3, p. 171.
6475 PERIcALLIA.

A. t. 43, f. 70, a—c.
W.t.84. D.1,t.87.
St. 3, p.172.

6476 ANGERONA.

A. t. 60, f. 65, e—h.
W.t.80. H.t. 29, f.
flo, 86.3, p17 4.

6477 Rumia.

At.94, fia—d. W.t.78.
DD cot hO. Gig
t. 508. St.3, p.175.

6478 Ourarreryx.

Se. 3;
p. 176. Campea.
6479 PHALENA.

ShS;p.d77.
6480 Extopra.

Habitat, and
when found.
Near Birch
Wood, &c.; but
rare. June.

Birch Wood;
also near High-
gate, Epping,
&c. June or
July.

Common in
woods, &c. End
of June.

Woods and
hedges: come
mon in several
counties. April,
June, August,
and October.

Woods and gar-
dens, Middle-
sex, Surrey,
Essex, &c. End
of June or be-
ginning of July.

Woods near Lon-
don; also in
Kent, Essex,
&c Middle of
July or begin-
ning of August.

Fir-trees, Birch
Wood, Ripley,
&c. End of
June.

PUALENA. 83

F Synonyms and
Linn. names. Engl. names. dale .

new genera
494 Papiliona- LargeEmerald D. 8, t. 287, f.1. St. 3,

Darenth Wood,
rius p. 178.

Habitat, and
when found.

Waualdershare,
Kent, &c. Mid-
dle of July.

6481 Huipparcuus.

_ 495 Vernarius Small Emerald D. 3, ¢t.97. S¢.3,p.179.

Darenth Wood;
Hemithea.

but rare. End
6482 Hipparcuus. of July.
496 Smarag-

Essex Emerald C.7,¢. 300. S¢t.3, p.179.
darius

Mr. Parsons’s
Hemithea.

Cabinet; taken
near South
Church, Essex.

Hipparcuus.

497 Cythisaria Grass Emerald W.¢t.75. St.3, p.180. Heaths near Lon-
Hemithea.

don, Epping,
6485 Hiprarcuus.

Coombe Wood,
&c. End of
July.

498 Bajularia Blotch’d H.tAlyf. ra D.67t.202,
Emerald yolk:

6456 CLEorRa.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
Beginning of
July.

499 Lichenaria Lime- Moss W.t276. D2 10;t5312,

Hor lec
6487 CLEoRA.

Brockenhurst
in the New
Forest, Coombe
Wood, &c. End
of July.

500 Viduaria Speckled St. 3, p. 182.

Near Lyndhurst
Beauty 6488 CLeora.

in the New
Forest; but
rare. June.
501 Teneraria Dotted Carpet St. 3, p. 182.
6489 CxLeora,
M 2

New Forest, &c.
End of June.

84 PHALENA.

Synonyms and

new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

502 Cinctaria Ringed Carpet C. 2, ¢. 88. St. 3, p. 183.
6490 CLeEora.

503 Pictaria Grey Carpet €.10,#.447. St.3, p.183.

6491 CrEorRa.

D105 t S839F-1.: 08.3;
p- 184.
6492 Atcis.

504 Repandata Mottled
Beauty

St. 3, p.185.
6493 Atcts.

505 Distrigaria Light Mottled
Beauty

Dark Mottled
Beauty

506 Muraria St.3, p.185.

6494 Axcis.

D. 10, t. 333, f.2. St. 3,
p- 186.
6495 Axcis.

507 Conver-
saria

Large Carpet

C.3, t.113, St. 3, p.186.
6496 Atcts.

508 Sericearia Satin Carpet

Habitat, and
when found.
Near Lyndhurst
and Brocken-

hurst in the
New Forest.
May and June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
two specimens,
taken between
Eltham and
Birch Wood in
the spring.

Wauds and
forests. End of
July.

Woods near Lon-
don. July.

Old walls in the
North of En-
gland.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods. Middle
of July.

New Forest, be-
tween Lynd-
hurst and
Brockenhurst.
July. Mr.
Chant's Cabi-
net.

PHALAENA. PLLI

478 at 4B6 a + 4946 508 a

483 at +4 W.Woed Jun? 500 a

PHALZENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera,

Linn. names.

509 Consor- — Pale Oak DAO, S83,722.7 St.'S;
taria Beauty p. 186.
6497 Atcis.
510 Roboraria Great Oak A.t.93, f.a—d. D.15,
Beauty Clg IS BSE Tn

6498 Axcis.

511 Rhomboi-
daria

Willow Beauty St. 3, p. 187.
6500 Atcis.

512 Consobri-
naria

Tawny Beauty S¢.3, p. 188.
6501 Atcts.

513 Fimbriaria Bordered
Beauty

St. 3, p. 188, ¢.30, fi. 1.
6502 Atcts.

514 Abruptaria Waved Umbre D.7, ¢. 251, f.1. St. 3,
p. 189.
6503 HEMEROPHILA.

C.6, t.280. St.3, p.190.
6504 Boarmtia.

515 Tretrago- Square-spot
naria

St.3, p.191.
6505 Boarmtia.

516 Abietaria Ingrailed

85

Habitat, and
when found,

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods. Middle
of June.

Birch and
CoombeW oods.
End of June.

Common in gar-
dens near Lon- —
don, &c. Be-
ginning of July.

New Forest and
Devonshire.
July,

Mr. Stephens
possesses a
singlespecimen,
which he be-
lieves was taken
in Suffolk.

On walls in gar-
dens ; also in
woods, &c. May.

Birch Wood.
Rare. Begin-
ning of May.

Coombe and
Birch Woods,
&c. March and
April.

86 PHALA NA.

Linn. names. Engl. names. SONY sare Maes ond
new genera, when found.
517 Crepuscu- Small Ingrail- St¢. 3, p. 191. Coombe and
laria ed 6506 Boarmtia. Birch Woods,
Epping, &c.
Middle of May,
and in June.
518 Consonaria Brindled Grey St. 3, p. 192. Darenth Wood ;
6507 Boarmia. but rare. July.
519 Strigularia Streaked St.3, p. 192. Darenth Wood;
Beauty 6508 Boarmia. but very rarely.
July.
520 Extersaria Brindled Sta, p.492. Darenth Wood ;
White-spot 6509 Boarmra. but very rare.
Beginning of
June.
521 Punctue Grey Birch St. 3,p.193. Common in
laria 6510 Boarmta. Coombe, Birch,

and Darenth
Woods, &c.
Middle of May.

522 Vauaria Common V__ A. ¢. 47, f. 78, a—d. Commonin gar-
Moth W. t.86. HH. ¢.34, dens in many
S-g—i. D.6,¢. 196. parts of En
St.3,p.194. Halia. gland. June
6511 GramMATopHoRA. and July.

523 Pulveraria Barred Umber 4.¢.96,f.d—f. H.t.49, Woods near Lon-
Mf a. St. 3, p. 194. don, Epping,
Numgria. &c. Beginning
6513 AzINEPHORA. of June.

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

524 Pusaria CommonWhite 4.t.118,f'e—h. H.t.44,
Wave f.h. St.3, p. 196.

6514 CaBERA.

525 Rotundaria Round-winged S¢. 3, p. 196.
Wave 6515 CaBeEra.

526 Exanthe-
mata

Common Wave 4. t.92, f.e—h. & t.99,
f.a—d. St. 3,p.197.
6516 CaBERa.

527 Omicrona- Mocha
ria

St.3, p.198. Ephyra.
6517 CycLopuora.

528 Pendularia Birch Mocha A. t. 85,f.a—d. St. 3,
p. 199. Ephyra.
6519 CycLopHora.

529 Orbicularia Dingy Mocha S¢.3,p.199. Ephyra.
6521 CycLorHora.

530 Porata False Mocha A. ¢. 49, f. 82, a—d.
St. 3, p. 200. Ephyra.
6518 CycLopHora o-

cellaria.

87

Habitat, and
when found.

Common in
woods and
copses in May ;
and alsoin Au-
gust.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods ; not
common. May
and August.

Abundant in
woods and
bushy lanes,
Epping, &c.
May and Au-
gust.

Darenth Wood,
Epping, &c.
End of August.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, Kent,
and Essex, &c.
May and Au-
gust.

Coombe Wood ;
also woods near
Erith, &c.; but
rare. Beginning
of June.

Common in
Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods. May
and August.

88 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

531 Punctaria Buff Argus

532 Trilinearia Clay Triple-
lines

533 Amataria Blood vein

534 Apiciaria Bordered
Beauty

535 Vesper-

taria Beauty

536 Advenaria Little Thorn

537 Dolabraria ScorchedWing D. 10, ¢.341,/. 1. St. 3,

Synonyms and
new genera.

W.t.74, lower fig. D.13,
St. 3, p. 201.

t. 456.
Ephyra.

6522 CycLopHorRA.

St.3, p.201.

Ephyra.

6523 CycLoPHoRa.

D. 2, t. 33, f. 2.
p- 202.
6524 BRADYEPE

D7; 0,233; 4. 3) S63,

p. 203. Epione.
6527 BRADYEPE

6528 BRADYEPE

St. 3,

TES.

TES:

Dark-bordered St. 3, p. 204. Epione.

TES.

St.3, p.204. Epione.
6525 BRADYEPETES.

p.205. Eurymene.

6529 BrapyeEPE

TES.

Habitat, and
when found.

Woods, lanes,&c.
Middlesex,
Kent, Essex,
&c. May and
August.

New Forest, and
occasionally at
Birch Wood,
July.

Lanes near Rip-
ley, Darenth
Wood, &c. End
of June.

Epping Forest,
a marshy lane
near Ripley, &c.
End of July.

Taken in York-
shire; but very
rare. Middle of
July.

Found, but
rarely, in the
woods between
Hampstead and
Highgate. Mid-
dle of June.

Richmond Park,
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods,Epping,
Dover, &c, End
of June.

ee

ea oe a

Linn, names.

538 Vibicaria

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Purple-bar

589 Purpuraria Purple-bar-

540 Citraria

541 Gilvaria

—— 542 Respersa-
ria

543 Plumba-
ria

544 Cervinata

—— 545 Chenopo-
diata

red Yellow

Yellow Belle

Straw Belle

Grass Wave

Belle

Mallow

Small Mallow

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 3, p. 207. Pellonia.
6735 Prycuoropa.

C.10,t.467. St.3,p.207.

6530 AspILATEs.

St. 8, p. 208.
6531 AspiILATEs.

St. 3, p. 208.
6532 AspILATES.

St. 3, p. 209.
6534 AspiILaTEs,

St. 3, p. 209. Phasiane.
6533 AsPILATEs.

St. 3,p. 211.
6535 LarentTia,

Hee: 83, fon. Si 3;
p. 211.
6536 LaARentTia.

N

89

Habitat, and
when found.
Mr. Swainson’s

Cabinet.

Mr. Swainson’s
Cabinet.

Clover fields,
Kent and Hert-
fordshire. June
and August.

Grassy fields east
of Dover Castle;
abundantly.
August.

Heaths near
Coombe Wood,
and near Brock-
enhurst in the
New Forest.
Middle of June.

Common on
heaths by the
sides of woods.
June.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; also
near London,
&e. Middle of
October.

Common in se-
veral counties.
End of June
and in August.

90

Linn, names. Engl. names.

547 Bipuncta- Chalk Carpet
ria

548 Multistri- Mottled Grey
garia

549 Didymata Twin-spot
Carpet

Rufous Car-
pet

550 Munitata

55) Unidenta- Dark-barred

rid Twin-spot

552 Quadrifas- Large ‘Twin-

claria spot

PHALAEN A.

Synonyms and

NEW genera.

SiS, p. 212.

6537 LaRentTia.

bs Gy p21:

65358 LaRrentTIA.

Cy 296.
p. 214,

6539 Crparta.

D. 13,t.461, f.2.

p. 244,

6540 CipDARIA,

At 97, f. e—h.

p. 215.

6541 Crparta.

St. 3, p. 215.

6542 Crparia.

St.

SteiS5

St. 8,

3,

Habitat, and
when found.

Chalky places,
fields near
Darenth Wood,
&c. Middle of
June.

Hamipstead-
Heath, and Ep-
ping; but rare.
March.

Westerham,
Kent; also near
Ripley; and in
Devonshire, &c.
June.

North of En-
gland; also at
Epping, and
near London ;
but rarely. End
of June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Wouds,
&c.; common.
Beginning of
June and again
in August.

Darenth Wood;
also at Hertford,
and Ripley.
End of July.

PHUALENA.,

Linn. names. Engl. names.

553 Ferrugata Red Twin-

spot

554 Latentaria Northern
‘T'win-spot

Striped Twin-
spot

555 Salicata

556 Maria Green Carpet

Beech Green
Carpet

557 Olwata

558 Montanata Silver ground

559 Fluetuata Garden Car-
pet

Synonyms and
new genera.
St.3, p. 216.
6543 CipariA.

Ee Sh p- Diiges
6545 Cripartia.

SHS. 2d
6544 Crparia,

St. 8, p. 218.
6546 Ciparia.

DiA45 6479, f. 1:
p. 218.
6547 Ciparta.

St.3, p.219.
6548 Crparia.

A.t.99, f.e—h. St. 3,

p. 219.
65949 Ciparia.

91

Habitat, and
when found,

Common in
Middlesex, Es-
sex, Kent, &c.
May and Au-

gust.

North of En-
gland; neigh-
bourhood of
Ambleside.
July.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. June.

Abundant in se-
veral counties.
Middle of June,

Darenth Wood;
the New Forest,
&e, June.

Very common in
Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent, Es-
sex,&c. Middle
of June.

Common in gar-
dens near Lon-
don; also in
Surrey, Kent,
&e. April till
September,

Linn, names.

560 Propug-
nata

561 Fulvata

562 Ocellata

563 Galata

564 Unilobata

565 Quadrian-

nulata

566 Tristata

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Flame Carpet D. 10, t. 349, f. 3. S¢.5,
p. 220.
6551 Ciparta.

Barred Yellow H.¢.35,f.1. St.3,p,221.

6552 Harpatyce.

Purple-bar Sts 3s, 222%

6553 Harpatyce.

Galium Carpet St. 3, p. 222.
6554 Harpatyce.

Blue-angled —S¢. 8, p. 228.

Carpet 6555 Harpatryce.

Necklace Car- St. 3, p 223.
pet 6556 Harvatryce.
Small Argent Sv. 3, p. 223.

and Sable 6565 Harpatyce.

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London ;
Hertford ;
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods; &c.
June.

Borders of
woods Mid-
dlesex, Essex,
&c. End of
June.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods.

Near Dover, and
Dublin, &c.
Beginning of
June, and mid-
die of August.

Taken near Scar-
borough in
Yorkshire. Mr.
Bentley’s Cabi-
net. June.

Mr. Bentley's
Cabinet.

Found in Devon-
shire; and
common at Rae

tills. June.

PHALAN A.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

567 Substriata Common Car-
pet

568 Sylvaticata Wood Carpet

569 Unangu- Sharp-angled
lata Carpet

570 Biangu- Cloaked Car-
lata pet

571 Silaceata Small Phoe-
nix

Synonyms and
new genera,
D.15,t.510,f-2. St.3,
p- 224.
6564 Harpatyce.

St. 3, p. 225.

6563 Harvatyce.

St. 3, p. 225.
6562 Harpatycer.

St. 3, p. 225.
6561 Harpatycr.

D. 14, t,487, f.2. St.3,
p- 226.
6566 Harpatycer.

572 Corylata Broken-barr’d A. t. 98, f.a—d. D. 14,

Carpet

470 f 2 | Se 3
ps 227.
6567 Harpatyce.

573 Immanata Dark Marbled St.3,p.228. Polyphasia.

Carpet

574 Amoenata Pretty Mar-
bled Carpet

6570 HarpaLyce.

S¢.3,p.228. Polyphasia.

6571 HarpaLyce.

93

Habitat, and
when found.

Bushy lanes and
borders of
woods. June

and August.

Darenth Wood.
July.

Birch, Darenth,
and Coombe
Woods. End of

June.

Darenth Wood
and neighbour-
hood, Epping,
&c. June.

Dover, Epping,
Newby Cross,
&c. End of
July or begin-
ning of August.

Common at
Coombe Wood,
&c. Middle of
July.

Woody places
Epping, &c.
Beginning of
July.

Taken near Ash-
burton in De-
vonshire.

94 PHALEN A.

Synonyms and
new genera,

Linn. names. Engl. names.

575 Marmora- Marbled Car- St.3,p 229. Polyphasia.

ta pet 6572 HarpaLyce.

576 Concinnata Beautiful Mar- S¢.3,p.229. Polyphasia.

bled Carpet 6573 Harpatyce.

577 Comma- Yellow Mar- — S¢.3,p.230. Polyphasia.
notata bled Carpet 6574 Harparyce.

578 Centum-no- Common Mar- S¢.3,p.230. Polyphasia.

tata bled Carpet 6575 Harparyce.

579 Saturata
bled Carpet 6576 Harpatyce.

580 Perfuscata Brown Mar- S¢.3,p.231. Polyphasia.

bied Carpet 6577 Harpatycr.

oe8lePronata Clouded Car- D7, ¢.23835 7.1. St.3;
pet Pp. 232.
6579 SreEGANOLO-
PHIA.

582 Suffumata Water Carpet S¢.3, p.234. Lampro-
pteryx.
6578 Harparycn.

Dusky Mar- — S¢.3,p.231. Polyphasia.

Habitat, and
when found.

Woods in Kent,
Essex, &c.
June.

Taken in Scot-
land. Mr. Ste-
phens’sCabinet.

Woody places in
Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent, Es-
sex, &c. July.

Very common in
woody places.
End of July.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, Kent, Sur-
rey, &c. July.

Darenth, Birch,
and Coombe
Woods. July.

Gardens at Ep-
ping; also at
Ripley, Uert-
ford, &c. End

of July.

Epping, Rae
Hills, Hertford ;
but not com-
mon. July.

ee | ARAM a

JPIELAILAE NA

52.
bl6 art 52S a 534-a HAZat

PHAIL JENA . PLT

135 WM 564 a KIWood Jun" S73 a t+ * 58? a

Linn. names.

583 Piceata

584 Badiata

585 Berberata

586 Rubidata

587 Sinuata

588 Derivata

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Glossy Carpet St. 3,p.234. Lampro-
pteryx.

Shoulder D.14, 1408, f:0. St.8,
Stripe p. 235. Lampropte-
ryx.

6608 PuHIBALAPTE-
RYX.
RaspberryCar- S¢.3,p.236. Anticlea.

pet 6560 Harpatyce.

Flame St.3,p.236. Anticlea.

6559 Harpatyce.

Royal Mantle S¢.3,p.237. Anticlea.
6557 Harpatyce.

Streamer St.3,p.237. Anticlea.

6558 Harpatyce.

95

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens has
seen but three
of this species,
taken in the
North of En-
gland.

Woody places in
Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Essex, &c.
February, and
again in June
or July.

Found in Berk-
shire; and at
Weston on the
Green, Oxford-
shire. Middle
of June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods ;
also at Epping.
End of June.

Taken in a lane

between Da-
renth and Birch
Woods; but
very rare. End
of June.

Coombe and Da-

renth Woods,
Epping, &c.
Beginning of
June.

96
Linn. names.

589 Comitata

590 Populata

591 Spinachi-
ata

592 Testata

593 Achatina-
ta

594 Pyrahata

595 Imbutata

596 Plagiata

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Dark Spinach A. ¢. 47, f.79, f—i. W.

Poplar

Spinach

Chevron

Agate

Barred Straw

Manchester
Treble-bar

Slender Tre-
ble-bar

Synonyms and
new genera.

t.71. St.3, p.239.
6581 Exvecrra.

St. 3, p. 239.
6582 ELectRa.

St. 3, p. 240.
6580 Execrra.

St. 3, p.240.
6583 Execrra.

St. 3, p. 241.
6584 Exrcrra.

At. fi Tosca
St. 3, p. 241.

6585 Exectra.

St.3, p.242. Celma.

6586 Exverctra.

H.t.28, fk. D.7, 1.238,

Te ue OA mr
St. 3, p. 243. Ani-
atis.

6624 ApLoceRa.

Habitat, and
when found.

Middlesex, Es-
Sex, Sc.) -Be-
ginning of July.

Common in the
North of En-
gland, and in
Scotland. July.

Gardens near
London; abun-
dant at Ripley
inSurrey. Mid-
dle of July.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, Devon,
Cheshire, &c.
May and Sep-
tember.

‘The New Forest.
End of June.

Gardens and
bushy lanes in
several coun-
ties. End of

July.

Heath in the
North of En-

gland. July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
Epping Forest,

&c. June.

PHALZENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.
Cc

Linn. names. Engl. names.
o

597 Perfor- Purple Treble- S/. 3, p. 244. Amiatis.

mata bar
598 Dealbata Black veined St¢.3, p.245. Scoria.
6587 Ipma.
599 Ulmata Scarce Magpie D.9,t.293,f.1. C.11,

t.515. St 3, p.246.
6589 ABRAXAs.

600 Pantaria Panther S853; Dp 240, 2.92.51.
6588 ABRAXAS.
601 Grossula- Magpie A, t. 43, f. 71, d—g:
riata Wete She, THe 12)
Sf. f—k. D. 1, t. 4.

Sé.3, p. 247.
6590 ABRAXAs.
602 Hastata Argent and Sa- H. ¢, 15.
ble

D. 4, t. 129.
St. 3, p.248. Melan-
ippe.

6592 XERENE.

~ 603 Albicillata Beautiful Car- 1.6, ¢.202, f. 2.
pet p- 249.
6593 XERENE.

Sé.3,

O

Habitat, and
when found.
Coombe Wood?

June.

Kent, near Tun-
bridge Wells,
and Charing ;
but rare. June.

Rare near Lon-
don ; but com-
mon in several

Mid-

dle of June.

Dr. Bromfield

found it near

counties.

Bath, in May.

Near Oakhamp-
ton Park,
Somersetshire ;
but very rare.

Very common in
different parts
of the country.
Middle of July.

Darenth and
CoombeW oods;
not common.
Beginning of
June.

Kent and Nor-

folk; rare near
London. End

of June.

PHALEN A.

co
(os)

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

604 Procellata Chalk Carpet D.6,¢.202, f.3. St. 3,
p. 250.
6594 XERENE.
605 Adustata Scorched Car- St. 3, p. 250.
pet 6595 XeERenr.
606 Rubiginata Blue-bordered S¢.3, p.251.
Carpet 6596 NERENE.
607 Plumbata Dark Blue bor- S¢.3,p. 251.
dered Carpet XERENE.
608 Miata Autumn Green 4. ¢. 50, f. 86. D. 14,
Carpet tPATO SFiS, WES;
p.253. Euthalia.

6568 Harpatyce.

DA4, 6485, (3. St.3,
p.253. Euthalia.
6569 HarpaLyce.

609 Psittacata Red-green
Carpet

610 Impluviata May Highflyer D.14,¢.499, f.2. St.3,
p-254. Euthalia.
6598 YPpsipETES.

611 Elutata July Highflyer 4.t.44, £73, e—h. S¢.3,

p.254. Euthalia.
6599 YesIrEetes.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
near Dover, &c.
June.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods, &c.
Middle or end
of August.

Surrey, Middle-
sex, Kent, &c.
End of June
and August.

Forfarshire.
July.

Middlesex, Es-
sex,Cambridge-
shire, Kent, &c.
The Autumn.

Essex, Cam-
bridgeshire,
Surrey, &c.
September.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; but
not common.
End of May.

Very common in
many counties.
July.

Linn. names.

612 Tersata

613 Vitalbata

614 Lignata

615 Lineolata

616 Angustata

617 Petraria

618 Rhamnata

PHALANA.

Engi. names.

Fern

Small waved
Umber

Oblique Car-
pet

Oblique
Striped

Narrow-bar-
red Carpet

Brown Silver
lines

Dark Umber

Synonyms and
new genera.
St.3,p 256.
6601 PuiepaLartTe-
RYX.

St. 3, p. 256.
6602 PuipaLarre-
RYX.

D, 14, t. 485, f. 1 & 2.

St.3, p.257..
6603 PHIBALAPTE-
RYX.

SE. 3, p. 257.
6605 PHrBaLAPTE-
RYX.

St. 3, p. 258.
6607 PmBALArTE-
RYX.

St. 3, p. 259.
6623 LozoGRAMMA.

St. 3, p..260.
6609 Scorosta.

99

Habitat, and
when found,

Near Darenth
and Birch
Woods; Iert-
fordand Ripley.
June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
&c. June.

NearCambridge;
the New Forest,
andin Battersea
Fields.
ning of July.

Begin-

Near Brighton
and Lewes.
End of June or
beginning of
July.

Taken in a gar-
den at Camden

The

end of Septem-

Town.

ber. Very rare.

Heaths near
London,
Coombe Wood,
&ce. End of
June.

Darenth Wood,
Epping, &c.
End of May or
beginning of
June.

100 PHALENA.

Synonyms and

new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

619 Vetulata Brown Scollop S¢.3, p. 260.

6610 Scorosta.

St. 3, p. 261.
6611 Scorosia.

620 Sparsaria Small Scollop

St.35/p:.262.
6614 TripHosa.

621 Cervinata Scarce Tissue

622 Dubitata Common Dt: 246 4f. 22 ste 3,

p. 262.
6612 TripHosa.

Tissue

Ed, p, 200.
6613 'TRivnosa.

623 Cinereata Ashy ‘Tissue

624 Bilineata Yellow Shell D.8,¢. 287, f.3. St.3,
p. 264. Camptogram-
ma.

6615

625 Undulata Scollop Shell D.10,¢.324, f.5. S¢.3,
p-265. Fucosmia.
6616

, 626 Obscuraria Dark Annulet Sé.3, p. 266.
6617 Cuanissa.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; Ep-
ping Forest, &c.
End of June.

New Forest.
End of June.

Taken in the
neighbourhood
of London; but
rare. April.

Darenth and
Birch Woods,
&c. Middle
of July.

Taken near Rip-
ley. July.

Hedges near
London and
elsewhere ;
very common.
End of June
and beginning

of July.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; Ep-
ping, &c. End
of June.

New Forest.
July.

PHALENA.

Linn, names. Engl. names.

627 Dilucida- Pale Annulet

ria

Brown Annu-
let

628 Pullata

629 Serotina- Large Mocha
ria

Scotch Annu-
let

630 Operaria

631 Hippocas- Chestnut Car-
pet

tanaria

632 Spartiata Streak

633 Obliquaria Chevron

634 Simulata Brick Carpet

635 Variata

Grey Carpet

Synonyms and
new genera,
St. 3, p. 267.
6618 Cuarissa.

D.13,t.463. St.3, p.267.
6619 CHarissa.

St.3, p. 267.
6620 Cuarissa.

St. 3, p. 267.
6621] Cuarissa.

St. 3, p. 269.
6622 PacHYcNEMIA.

D.10,t.342, f.2. St.3,
p. 270.
6627 CuHESIAs.

D, 11,t.386, f.4. St.3,
p. 270.

6628 Cuesias.

St.3,p.271. Thera.
6629

St.3,p.372. Thera.
6630

101

Habitat, and
when found.
Devonshire.
June.

Common behind
Dover Castle,
in August.

Found in Sussex.
July.

Found at Flisk
in Scotland.
About the end
of July.

Near Birch
Wood; Roch-
ford in Essex,
and the New
Forest. July.

Near Coombe
Wood. End of
September.

Near Coombe
Wood House;
also at Epping.
May.

Birch Wood.
End of June.

Birch Wood;
Hertford, Ep-
ping, &c. June
and September,

102 PHALZENA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera,

636 Fulvata Red-barred — St.3,p.272. Thera.
Grey Carpet 6631

637 Coniferata Northern Car- C, 11, ¢. 519. St. 3,
pet p.272. <Chera,

638 Juniperata Juniper Carpet S¢.3, p.272. Thera.
6652

639 Dilutata November Ait. 14, f. 74, a—e.
Diab at. 517. StS;

p.273. Oporabia.

6633 -
640 Brumata, Winter St. 3, p. 275.
M. and F, 6654 CHEIMATOBIA.
641 Rupica- Early A.t. 49, f.83.e—g? St.3,
praria, p.21d.
M. and F. 6635 CHEIMATOBIA.

642 Polycom- Spring Carpet C.2,¢.81. St.3,p.276.
mata 6636 Losornora.

643 Dentistri- Early Tooth- S¢.3,p. 277.
gata striped 6638 LoBoruora.

Habitat, and
when found.

Midlandcounties
of England.
June and Sep-
tember.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
two specimens
taken in Sep-
tember, among
Juniper bushes
in Birch Wood.

Common in the
South of En-
gland; also
near Newcastle,
Epping, &c.

Epping,&c.; very
common. End
of November.

Epping, &ce.
End of January.

Near Dartford,
and in a lane
between Elt-
ham and Birch
Wood. March.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods.
June.

PHALAENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

644 Costestri- Twin-striped

gata Pinion.

645 Rupestrata Double lined

Brindle-bar-
red Yellow

646 Viretata

647 Hexapte- Prominent

rata

648 Sexalisata Small Sera-
phim

649 Linariata Beautiful Pug

650 Pulchella- Pretty Pug
ta

651 Rectangu- Green Pug
lata

Synonyms and
new genera.

Sf53, 91277.
6637 LosoprHora.

St.3,p.277. Lobophora.

D. 14, t.499, fi.
p. 278.
6339 LoporHnora.

St.3,

D.6,t.192.
6340 Lopopnora.

St. 3, p. 278.
6641 Lospornora.

C.2,t.64, St.3, p.279.
6642 Euprrnecta.

St. 3, p. 280.

6643 EurirHecta.

St. 3, p. 280.
6644 Evurrruecta.

St.3,p.278.

103

Habitat, and
when found.
Near London.

July.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
in Devonshire,
in June.

Birch Wood and
Epping; but
rare. June.

Birch Wood, Ep-
ping, &c. June

Coombe Wood,
and in the New
Forest.
and August.

June

Near Darenth
and Birch
Woods; also
near Dover.
August.

Near Coombe
and Birch
Woods, July.

Common in gar-
dens near Lon-
don, Epping,
&c. Middle
and end of
June.

104

Linn. names.

652 Suberata

653 Nigro-
punctata

654 Nigroseri-
ceata

655 V. ata.

656 Strobilata

657 Rufifasci-

ata

658 Levigata

659 Haxiguata

PHA LEN A.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Greenish Pug S¢.3, p. 280.

Little Pug

6645 EupirHecta.

Entomol. Mag.1. p.184.
St. 4, p. 392.

f. 24,
Eupithecia.

Black-silk Pug S¢.3,p.281.

V. Pug

Double-
striped Pug

Red-barred

Pug

Juniper Pug

Little Pug

6646 EupirHecia.

St. 3, p. 281.
6648 EvupirHecia.

St. 3, p.282.
6649 Euprryecta.

St. 3, p. 282.
6650 EvupirHeEcta.

St. 3, p. 282.
6651 Evupirnecia.

Sé.3,p. 283.
6652 KEuritrHectia.

Habitat, and
when found,

Taken in Devon-
shire by
Messrs. Chant
and Bentley.

June.
Mr. Chant’s Ca-
binet. Taken

near Ashbur-
ton, Devon-
shire, in June.

Found near Lon-
don; but rare.

Near Ripley, at
Darenth Wood,
and Epping.
July.

Vir plantations
near Ripley ;
also, but not
common, near
London. June.

Near London,
and in Devon-
shire. April.

Woods in Kent.
July or August.

Woods in the
neighbourhood
of London.
End of June.

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names.
new genera.

Engl. names.

660 Abbrevia- Short Pug St.3, p. 283.

ta 6655 Evupirnecta.
661 Stngulari- Grey Pug St.3, p. 283.

ala 6656 EvpirHecta.

662 Nebulata Brindled Pug S¢.3, p. 283.

6657 EupitHEcIA.

663 Albipunc- Speckled Pug S¢t.3,p. 284.

tata 6658 EvupitHeEcta.

664 Subumbra- Small Brindled St. 3, p. 284.
ta Pug

665 Subfasciata False-barred St. 3,p. 284.

Pug 6660 EvpirHecta.

666 Vulgata Common Pug S¢.3,p. 285.

6661 EupritHecia.

667 Subfuscata Brown-grey St. 3, p. 280.

Pug 6662 Evritnecta.

6659 EupitHecta.

105

Habitat, and
when found.
Taken at Da-
renth, also at
York. June.

Found near Da-
renth Wood;
butrare. June.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Essex, &c.;
in woody places.
June.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, &c.
June.

Woody places ;
but not com-
mon. June or
July.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one specimen,
taken at Da-—
renth Wood in
June.

Common in gar-
dens round
London, &c.
June.

Inthe same place
as the last, but
not socommon.
June.

106 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

668 Innotata Simple Pug

669 Abas Wormwood
ata Pug

670 Notata Spotted Pug

Long-winged
Pug

671 Elongata

672 Simpliciata Plain Pug

Small Grey
Pug

673 Pusillata

674 Plumbeo-
lata Pug

Synonyms and
new genera,

St.3, p.285.

6663 Eurirnecta.

St. 3, p. 286.

6664 Evupirnecta.

St. 3, p. 286.
6665 EvupirHectia.

St. 3, p. 286.

6666 EupirHectia.

St.3,p.287.
6667 EvupitTHecta.

Si5, pe 20t.
6668 Evrirnecta.

Lead-coloured S¢.3, p.287.

6669 EvupritTHecra.

675 Subfulvata Tawny Speck St. 3, p. 287.

6670 EupitHEcta.

Habitat, and
when found.

Taken in a gar-
den near Da-
renth Wood in
June. Mr. Ste-
phens’sCabinet.

Common in gar-
dens round
London, &c.
June.

Found near Lon-
don in June.
Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Taken in gar-
dens. End of
June.

Bushy lanes near
Darenth Wood,
&c. Beginning
of July.

Near Birch
Wood, &c.
June.

Lanes near Da-
renth Wood.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
Beginning of
August.

Linn. names,

676 Cognata

677 Succentu-
riata

678 Piperata

679 Centaure-
ata

680 Angustata Narrow-

681 Variegata

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Scarce Tawny St.3,p. 288.
Speck 6671 Eueirnecta.

Bordered Lime S¢. 3, p. 288.
Speck 6672 EvpitHEcia.

Peppered Pug St. 3, p. 288.
6674 EurirHecia.

St. 3, p.289.
6673 EvupitHeEcia.

Lime Speck

St. 3, p. 289.
winged 6675 EvpirHecia,
Marble St. 3, p.290.

6676 EupiTHEcIA.

682 Consignata Pinion Spotted S¢.3,p.290.

683 Venosata

6677 EuritHecta.

D.8, t.266, f.3. St.3,
p. 290.

6678 EurirHecia.

Netted

P2

107

Habitat, and
when found,

Taken near
Edinburgh ;
rare. July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods
July.

Taken on Rid-
dlesdown, near
Croydon. Be-
ginning of July

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Essex, &c.
in gardens.
June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods,
&e. August.

Darenth and
Birch Woods ;
but rare. June.

Taken near Lon-
don and Birch
Wood; but
rare. End of
June or begin-
ning of July.

Lane near Da-
renth Wood,
Beginning of
June.

108 PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

684 Niveata Snow St. 3, p.291.

. 6682 CLEOGENE.

685 Auroraria Purple border- C.11,#.523. St.3,p.292.
ed Gold 6706 Hyrta.

686 Chero-
phyllata

Looping Chim- H.#.30,f.0. D.7,t.253,
ney-sweeper (f.4. S¢.3,p.293.
6679 Munoa.

687 Euphorbi- Drab looper
ala

D.t.153,f.1. St.3,p.294.
6680 Minoa.

688 Bimaculata White Pinion
Spotted

St. 3, p. 294.
6683 Bapta.

689 Punctata Clouded Silver S¢.3,p. 295.

6684 Barra.

690 Ceciata February Car- S¢. 3, p. 295.

pet 6625 ApLocrerRa.

691 Flavicincta Yellow ringed St.3,p.296,t.30,f.3. +
6626 ArLocERA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Re-
ceived from
Scotland.

Near Croydon ;
also in Norfolk.
June.

Richmond Park,
Kensington
Gardens, &c.;
very common.
Beginning of
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. End of
May.

Lanes between
Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Darenth Wood,
Epping, &c.
June.

On old walls.
North of En-
gland. June.

North of En-
gland. June.

PHHAILZENA « FLBE

ss

°
St wre 3
SII A + 608 a 617 a

iat ows
ars Fae

G00 a+ WWood Taunt 609 a 678 a

PAIL ABN Al. PY ZS:

| 619 a 628a + ieee

6207n 629 a C3EN 645 a

Ga a t+ 650 at GBI A OVEN

622 a + 6G382a+ 64FON OFE TL

651 n

626 a

~-/ ~—

627 a + 636 a WWiod Jun? C42 A+

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ee

by :

J : The
Sh I ae
ye id \
ca a .

i ' :
: 1 ei omy

PHALZENA . PU.24

G53 TL 662n

654n 663 N 672 Nn 661N

G55 1 C6F Nh O73 N 682n

656 1 665 hh

666 675 Nn C8F+n
G5EN 6677 O76 te 6G8In

ed ;

659 Te 6OEN

677 7m 686n

660 1 669 n 678 n 687

661 n 670 n W. Wood Jun7 679 N 688 a

Linn. names.

Engl. names.

PHALENA.

692 Decolorata Sandy Carpet S¢.3,p, 297.

693 Affinitata

694 Turbaria

695 Rivulata

696 Ericetata

697 Blandiata

698 Albulata

Allied

6685 EMMELESIA.

St. 3, p. 297.

6686 EmMELEsrA.

Middle Rivulet Sz. 3, p. 298.

6688 EmMELESIA.

Small Rivulet S¢.3, p. 298.

Heath Rivulet St. 3, p.298, ¢.32, f.2.
6690 EmMELEsIA.

6689 EMMELESIA.

Barred Rivulet Sé. 3, p. 299.

6693 EmMELESIA.

Grass Rivulet St. 3, p. 299.

6691 EmMELESIA.

Synonyms and

new genera.

109

Habitat, and
when found,

Hedges and lanes
between Pen-
tonville and
Highgate. End
of June.

Copenhagen
Fields; also near
Hertford, Ep-
ping,&c. June.

Middlesex, near
Kentish Town,
&c. End of
June and be-
ginning of July.

Grassy places
near woods.
Middle of June.

North of En-
gland and in
Scotland. June.

North of En-
gland. June.

Battersea Fields,
Epping Forest,
Meldon Park
near Morpeth,
&c. End of
June or begin-
ning of July.

110

Linn, names.

699 T'rigonata

700 Teniata

701 Unifasci-
ata

702 Bifasciata

7038 Rusticata

704 Sylvata

705 Blomeri

706 Candidata Small white

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl, names.
new genera,

Small Blue-
border

St. 3, p. 299.
6692 EmMMELESIA.

Banded Rivu- St.3,p.299,t.32,f.3.

let EMMELESIA.

Single-barred S¢. 3, p. 300.
Rivulet 6694 EMMELESIA.

Double-barred St. 3, p. 300.
Rivulet 6695 EMMELESIA.

St. 3, p.300.
6696 EmMELESIA.

Least Carpet

Waved Carpet D. 14, ¢.487,f.1. S¢.3,

p.301.
6699 EMMELESIA.

Blomer’s C. 9, 416.

EMMELESIA.

St.3, p. 301.

Wave 6700 EMMELESIA.

Habitat, and
when found,

Near Wester-
ham, Kent; and
in Cumberland.
June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
four specimens,
all taken in
Cumberland in
July 1827.

Westerham, and
Birch Wood;
but rare, June,

Birch Wood;
also near Do-
ver, &c.; but
rare. June.

On palings near
Eltham and
Bexley in Kent.
June.

Coombe Wood.
June.

Castle Eden
Dene, Durham.
July.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent, &c.;
very common.
June.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

DiOhe5886; fo 169" Si.8;
p.301.
6701 EmmMer.esia.

707 Luteata Small yellow

Wave

St. 3, p. 302.
6702 EMMELESIA.

708 Heparata Dingy Shell

LatticedHeath D.7, t.248, f.2. St.3,
p. 303. Strenia.

6703 Hercyna.

709 Clathrata

710 Maculata Speckled Yel- H.¢.28, f.f. D.7,t.251,
f. 3. St. 3, p. 304.
Venilia.

6704 Hercyna.

low

711 Quadrima- Pinion-spotted St.3,p.304. Venilia.
culata Yellow 6705 Hercyna.

712 Dilutaria Small fan- St.3,p.305.
footed Wave 6713 Prycnopopa.

713 Fimbriola- BorderedWave St. 3, p. 306.
la ’ 6714 PrycHopopa.

Fag

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
near Dover, &c,
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
beginning of
July.

Darenth, Ep-
ping, Lertford,
&e. End of
May, and mid-
dle of July.

Common in
woods about
London and
elsewhere. End
of May.

In a wood near
Colney Hatch,
Middlesex.
Beginning of
May.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods ;
Epping, &c.
May.

Near London.
June,

112
Linn. names.

Engl. names.

714 Cinereata’ Ashy Wave

Small dotted
Wave

715 Lividata

Treble Twin-
spot

716 Bisetata

717 Ornata Lace border

718 Incanata Mullein Wave

719 Degenera- Portland rib-
ria bon Wave

720 Contigua- Tooth-striped

ria Wave -

721 Immutata Lesser Cream
Wave

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.3, p. 306.
6712 Prycuoropa.

St. 3, p. 306.
6710 PrycHoropa.

St. 3, p. 307.
6711 Prycnopopa.

St.3, p. 307.
6727 PrycHopopa.

St.3, p.308.
6722 PrycnopopDa.

C.8,¢. 384.
Prycnopropa.

St. 3, p. 308.

6723 PrycHopopa.

St. 3, p.808.
6729 PrycnHopropa.

Habitat, and
when found,

Found in woody
places about
London. June.

Woods and
hedges near
London, &c.
June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Darenth Wood;
the New Forest,
&c. June.

Coast of Norfolk;
also near Dover,
&c. End of
June.

Isle of Portland.
June.

Norfolk and near
Dover. End of
June.

Marshy places in
Norfolk; also
on the borders
of Yaxley Mere.
End of June
and beginning
of July.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

722 Rubricata Reddish Wave St. 3, p. 308, t. 31, f. 1.
Ptychopoda.
6697 EmMmeEvesia.

Dwarf Cream S¢.3,p.309. Acidalia.
Wave 6707 Prycnopopa.

723 Osseata

DottedBorder- St.3,p.310. Acidalia.
ed Wave 6709 Prycnopropa.

724 Margine-

puncta ta

St.3,p.810. Acidalia.
6715 Prycuopopa.

725 Virgularia Small Dusty
Wave

St.3,p.811, Acidalia.
6716 PrycHoropDa.

726 Subserice- Satiny Wave
ata

St.3,p.311. Acidalia.
6717 PrycHoropa.

727 Inornata Plain Wave

Ribband Wave St¢.3, p.311. Acidalia.
6719 Prycuoropa.

728 Aversata

729 Remutata False Ribband S¢.3,p.311. Acidalia.
Wave 6718 Prycuoropa.

Q

113

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens’s
specimen was
taken near
York; another
was captured
near Dover.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,

&c. June,

Brockenhurst in
the New Forest.
June.

Common in gar-
dens, &c., near
London. June.

Hedges near Da-
renth Wood.
June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Woods near
London; [Ep-
ping, &c. June.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, Surrey,
Essex, &c.
June.

i14

Linn. names.

730 Fumata

731 Lactata

732 Floslactata Cream Wave

733 Marginata Clouded-bor-

der

734 Viridata

#35 Cloraria

736 Thymiaria Common
Emerald

Engl. names.

Pale Cream
Wave

Small Grass
Emerald

Middle Grass
Emerald

PHA LANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Smoky Wave St. 3, p.312. Acidalia.

6721 Prycuopopa.

St. 3, p.313. Acidalia.
6724 Prycuopopa.

st.3, p.313. Acidalia.
6726 Prycnopopa.

St.3, p. 314. — Peecilo-
phasia.

6731 PrycHopopa.

A,t.48,f.80,a—c. C.7,
t. 300. St. 3, p. 336.
Chlorissa.

6483 Hiprarcuus.

St.3,p.316. Chlorissa.
6484. Hipparcuus.

A. t. 48, f. 81, d—g.
Fit, 3. pO. 18 S40:
St.3,p.316. Chlorissa.

6733 PrycHopopa.

737 Putataria Little Emerald S¢.3,p.817. Chlorissa.

6732 PrycHopopa.

~

Habitat, and
when found.
North of En-
gland, and
Scotland. June.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex and else-
where. June.

Woods and
hedges. June.

Very common in
woods and
hedges, &c.
From May to
August.

New Forest.
Middle of June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Woods and
hedges round
London; very
common. June.

Very common in
woody places
round London,
&e. End of
May.

PHALAENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

Small Blood-

vein

738 Imitaria

Subangled
Wave

739 Variegata

740 Emutaria Dusky Wave

741 Pallidaria Pale Wave

742 Notata Peacock

743 Alternata Sharp-angled
Peacock

744 Subrufata Slender-
striped Ru-
fous

745 Liturata Tawny-barred

Angle

Synonyms and
new genera,

St.3, p.318. Timandra.

6737 Macartia.

St.3, p.318. Timandra.

6738 Macaria.

St.3,p.318. Timandra.

6739 Macartia.

C. 8, p.384. Acidalia.

- Macarta,

St. 3, p. 319.
6740 Macaria.

St. 3, p. 320.
6741 Macaria.

St. 3, p. 320.

6742 Macaria.

C.3,t.132.

Q 2

St. 3, p.320.
*6743 Macaria.

113

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood ;

New Forest, &c.
June.

Mr. Stephens's
specimens were
taken in a lane
near Darenth,
in June.

New Forest near
Lyndhurst.
July.

Mr. Bentley's
Cabinet. The
only specimen
Mr. Curtis has
seen he received
from Kent.

Darenth, Birch,
and Coombe
Woods. Begin-
ning of June.

Darenth Wood;
but rare. June.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet.

Near Brocken-
hurst in the
New Forest.
June.

116

Linn. names.

746 Preato-
mata

747 Unipune-
tata

748 Limbata

749 Emargi-
nata

750 Flexula

751 Lacertula

752 Cultraria

753 Faleataria

PHALZEN A.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera,

Dingy Angled S¢.3, p. 321.
6744 Macarta.

White Spot —-S¢.3, p.321,2.31,f.3.

6745 Macaria.

Bordered St.3;p.322. ~ Ania,
Chequer 6746 Macarta.
Scalloped D.14,t.498, f.3. St.3,
Double-line p. 322. Ania:
6747 Macarta.
Beautiful St. 8, p. $23.
Hook-tip 6748 Ennomos.

Scallop Hook- D.7, t.251, f.2, St.4, p.4.

tip 6749 PLatypyTERyYX.

Pale Scallop St.4,p.5.
Hook-tip 6750 PLatypTERYx.

Pebble Hook- St.4,p.6.
tip 6751 Drepana.

Habitat, and
when found,

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Mr. Chant’s Ca-
binet.

Woods and
hedges round
London, &c.
End of July.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, Surrey,
Essex, &c.; but
not common.
End of July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods
among birch-
trees, &c. May.

Monks Wood,
Huntingdon-
shire. June.

Coombe, Da-
renth,and Birch
Woods, &c.
End of May or
beginning of
June.

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera.

754 Hamula Oak Hook-tip A.t.65,f:a—d. H.t.A1,
ified De St. 4, p. (fe
6752 Drepana.

755 Uncula Pale Oak St. 4, p. 7.
Hook-tip 6753 Drepana.

756 Ungwcula Barred Hook- St. 4, p. 7.
tip 6754 Drepana.

757 Compressa Chinese Cha- 4.t.65, f.e—h. D.7,
racter £.239, f.2. St.4,p.9.
6756 Citx.

758 Probosci- Snout Eggar H.t,31,f.f—h. St.4,
dalis likeness p-11.
6757 Hypena.

759 Obesalis Pinion Snout S¢.4,p.11.
6758 Hyperna.
.
760 Palpalis Dark Snout Sé.4,p. 12.
6759 Hypena.

761 Rostralis Buttoned St. 4, p.12.
Snout 6759 Hyprna.
762 Crassalis Beautiful C.6,¢.288. St.4,p.13.
Snout 6760 Hyvena.

117

Habitat, and
when found

Coombe Wood,
the New Forest,
&e. End of
May.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Epping. Begin-
ning of June.

Common round
London, &c.
End of May.

Woods, hedges,
gardens, &c.,
near London;
Epping, Hert-
ford, &c. End
of June to the
middle of Au-
gust.

Mr. Chant’s Ca-
binet.

Mr. Chant’s Ca-
binet.

Gardens at Chel-
sea, Battersea,
&e. June and
July.

“Taken by Messrs.

Chant and
Bentley in De-
yonshire. June.

118 PHALENA.

Synonyms and

new genera,

Linn. names. Engl. names.

Dotted Fan-
foot

C.11,t.527.
Macrochica.
6761 Potypocon.

763 Cribrals St.4, p.14.

Cominon Fan- 4.t.74,f.e—h. H.t.43,
foot if Mat:
6762 Potypocon.

764 Barbalis

765 Derivalis Clay Fan-foot St.4,p.16,t.33, f. 2.
Paracolax.

6763 Potyrocon.

766 Nemoralis Small Fan-foot St.4,p.16. Paracolax.

6765 Poxtyrocon.

St.4,p.17. Paracolax.
6764 Potyvocon. .

767 Tarsicri- Fan-foot

nalis

768 Emortualis Olive Crescent St.4,p.18. AXthia.
6766 PoLypocon.

Lesser Bell —_‘St.4,p.18. Colobochyla.

6767 Mapopa.

769 Salicalis

Habitat, and
when found.

Wittlesea Mere.
End of June or
beginning of
July.

Very common
in woody places
in the neigh-
bourhood of
London. Mid-
dle of May to
the beginning
of July.

Bexley and Da-
renth Wood;
near Woolwich
and at Dover.
June.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, Surrey,
Essex, &c.
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
Epping, &c.
Middle of June.

Taken in Devon-
shire. End of
May. Very rare.

Neighbourhood
of Bexley in
Kent; but very
rare. End of

June.

Linn. names.

PHALAENA.

Engl. names.

770 Angustalis Small Snout

771 Albistriga- White-line

tus
772 Costestri-

galis

773 Undulalis

774 Bistrigalis

Snout

Dark-line
Snout

Waved Tabby

Twin-striped
Tabby

775 Pinguinalis Large Tabby

776 Cuprealis

777 Streatfeil-
dit

Small Tabby

Streatfeild’s
Tabby

Synonyms and
new genera,
St.4,p.19. Synaphe.
6768 CLEDEoBIA.

St.4,p. 20.
6769 CLEDEOBIA.

St.4,p.21.
6770 CLEDEOBIA.

St. 4, p. 22.
chila.
6771 CLEDEOBIA.

Camptylo-

St. 4, p. 22.
chila.
6772 CLEDEoBIA.

Camptylo-

St. 4, p.23.
6773 AGLossa.

St. 4, p. 23.
6774 Actossa.

C. 10, t.455. St.4,p.24.
— AGLOsSA.

119

Habitat, and
when found.
Coombe and Da-

renth Woods.
Middle of July.

At Darenth, also
in Norfolk;
but rare.

Whittlesea Mere;
Mr.

Bentley’s Cabi-
net.

but rare.
June.

Very rare. Mr.
Stephens pos-
sesses a single
specimen.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
two, one of
which is in his
Cabinet.

Common in the
neighbourhood
of London, &c.
End of July,

Near London,
Hertford,
Ripley.

Taken at Comp-
ton Bishop,
Somersetshire.
Mr. Curtis's
Cabinet.

120 PHALAN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engi. names.

778 Farinalis Meal Moth St.4,p 25.

6776 Pyratis.

779 Pictalis
Moth

——— PY RATIS.

780 Glaucinalis Double-striped St. 4,p. 26.
6778 Pyratis.
781 Costalis Gold Fringe
6779 AGROTERA.

782 Flammealis RosyFlounced St. 4, p. 28.
6780 AGRoTERA.

783 Fabriciana Autumn Net- S¢t.4,p. 29.
tle-tap 6781 Simakruis.

Double-barred St. 4, p. 29.
Nettle-tap 6782 Simakruis.

784 Pariana

785 Lutosa Early Nettle-

tap

St. 4, p. 29.
6783 SIMAETHISs.

Painted Meal C.11,t.503. S¢.4,p.395.

St.4,p.27. Hypsopygia.

Habitat, and
when found.

Common in
houses, &c.
End of August.

Found ina house
near Poplar.
July.

Taken near Lon-
don, &c. June.

Houses and gar-
dens near Lon-
don, &c. July
and August.

Coombe, Da-
renth,and Birch
Woods. End of
June.

Common on
flowers from
April to Octo-
ber.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods;
also near Rip-
ley, &c. June.

In theneighbour-
hood of London,
&c.; but rare.
March and
June.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera,

Linn. names.

786 Myllerana Myller’s Net- C.7,t¢.320. $t.4,p.30.

tle tap 6784 SimaEruis.

787 Punctuosa NarrowSilver- St. 4, p. 0.
dotted 6785 SIMAsETHISs.

788 Cingulata Silver-barred C.3,¢t.128. St.4,p.32.
Sable 6788 Ennycuia.

789 Anguinalis Wavy-barred St.4, p.32.

Sable 6787 ENNYCHIA.
790 Rufofas- Flounced St. 4, p.33.
cialis 6789 Ennycuia.

791 Cespitalis Straw-barred St. 4, p.34.
6795 Pyrausta.

792 Sordidalis Dingy Straw- St. 4, p.34.
barred 6796 Pyrausta.

793 Purpuralis Crimson and H.#.28,f.m. D.10,t.339.

Gold fade Vast, 4, peso.
6791 Pyrausta.

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Habitat, and
when found.

Birch Wood and
near London,
&c., on nettles.
June and Octo-
ber.

Ashdown Forest;
also in Devon-
shire. July.

In Devonshire
and the North
of England.
June and Au-
gust.

Darenth and
Birch Woods, .
&ce. June.

Mr. Chant’s Ca-
binet.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods,
Dover, &c.
End of June
and middle of
August.

Habitat the same
as above.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods; also at
Hertford, Ep-
ping, &c. May
and the middle
of August.

122 PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera,

794 Punicealis Purple and St. 4, p.35.
Gold 6792 Pyrausta.

795 Ostrinalis Scarce Purple St. 4, p.36.
and Gold 6793 PyRavustTa.

796 Porphyra- Porphyry St.4, p. 36.
lis 6794 Pyravusra.

797 Octoma- White-spot H.#. 27, f.p. D.8,t.266,
culata J. 4. St.4, p.31. Ana-
nia.
6786 Ennycnia.

798 Literalis Lettered St.4,p.37. Diasemia.
China-mark 6797 Hyprocampa.

799 Potamoga- Brown China- H.?. 41, f.o—q. D.9,

ta mark t.363,f.1. St.4,p.38.

6799 HyprocamPa.

Habitat, and
when found.

Common on
grassy banks
near London
and elsewhere.
Beginning of
June and mid-
dle of August.

Reigate, Ripley,
and the New
Forest. June.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent, &c.
June and Au-
gust

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June and Au-
gust.

Near Brocken-
hurst in the
New Forest,
andoccasionally
near the middle
of Darenth
Wood. Begin-
ning of June.

Very common in
marshy places,
and on the bor-
ders of ponds in
several counties.
June.

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PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

DNs ts SOSif 3.
p.39.
6800 Hyprocampa.

800 Nymphe- Beautiful St.4,

ata China-mark

Small China-
mark

H.t.7, f-k—m. D.8,
t.266,f.1&2. St.4,
p-40. Cataclysta.

6801 HyprocamPa.

801 Lemnata
M. and F.

802 Stratiotata Ringed China- C.11.¢.495. Sé.4,p.41.
mark Paraponyx.
6802 Hyprocampa.

803 Sambucalis Garden China- A.t.87,f.59.a—d. St.4,
p.42. Phlyctznia.
6798 Hyprocampa.

mark

804 Lucernalis Transparent St, 4,p.43. Eudioptis.
China-mark 6804 DriapHantia.

Small Magpie 4.2.37, f.60.i—m. D.10,
t.349,f.2. St. 4, p.44.
Eurrhypara.
6806 Borys.

805 Urticata

Garden Pebble S¢.4,p.45. Mesographe.
6805 Diarnania.

806 Forficalis

123

Habitat, and
when found,

Cambridgeshire
fens, and other
marshy places.
Middle of July.

Very common
near ditches and
ponds covered
with duckweed.
Middle of June.

Near ponds, and
in marshy pla-
ces, End of
June or begin-
ning of July.

Common in gar-
dens near Lon-
don and else-
where. Middle

of June.

Mr. Stephens's
Cabinet. Taken
near Plymouth.

Very common in
gardens and

May

or early in June.

hedges.

Very common in
gardens and
fields from the
middle of May
till October.

124

Linn. names. Engl. names.

PHALEAENA.

Sunonyms and
new genera.

807 Diversalis Yellow under- St. 4, p.47.

wing Pearl

808 Asinalis Dingy Pearl

809 Lancealis Long-winged

Pearl

Mother of
Pearl

810 Verticalis

811 Centro- Central-

strigalis

812 Cinctalis Lesser Pearl

813 Palealts Sulphur

6807 MarcaritTia.

St. 4, p.47.
— ManrcaritTlA.

St. 4, p. 48.
6808 MarGaritTIA.

A.t.72, fa—d. W.t.51,
H.t.33, f.h—l.
t.556. St.4,p.48.

6809 Mareariria.

St. 4, p. 49.

striped Pearl 6811 Marearitta.

St. 4, p.49.
6812 MargearirTIA.

St. 4, p. 50.
6810 MarGariTIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

British Museum.
Taken near

Bristol in July,
1815.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Birch Wood,
Charlton, &c.;

but rare. End
of June.
Abundantamong

D.16, nettles, in gar-

dens, fields, &c.
June.

A single speci-
men in Mr. Ste-
phens’s Cabi-
net. Taken in
Devonshire.

Darenth Wood
and Ripley, &c.;
also in clover-
fields and hed-
ges. End of
June or begin-
ning of July.

Near Dover, and
in Norfolk; but

rare. July.

PHALANA,

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera.

814 Hyalinalis Scarce Pearl St. 4, p.51.
6813 Mareariria.

815 Angustalis Narrow- St. 4, p.51.
winged Pearl 6815 Marcariria.

816 Terminalis BorderedPear] St. 4, p.51.
6816 MarGcaritTia.

817 Glabralis Dingy Pearl St. 4, p. 52.
6814 Marearitia.

818 Pallidalis Delicate Pearl St. 4, p. 52.
6817 Marearitia.

819 Flavalis Gold China- St. 4, p. 52.
mark 6822 MarcarirTia.

820 Ochrealis Small Straw St. 4,p.53.
China-mark 6819 MarcaritTiIA.

821 Crlialis Orange Cloud C.12,t.559. S¢t.4,p.53.

6830 MarcariTia.

822 Ferrugalis Rusty Dot St.4,p.53.
6823 MarGarITIA.

125

Habitat, and
when found.

Near Darenth
Wood. June.

Darenth Wood.
Beginning of
June.

Darenth Wood,
and near Do-
ver; but rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Woody places
near London;
but rare. Mid-
dle of July.

Darenth Wood,
and near Lon-
don; also at
Hertford and
Ripley. June.

Mr. Curtis’s Cae
binet.

Near Darenth
Wood and
Herne Bay;
but rare. July.

126

Linn. names.

823 Fulvalis

824 Verbascalis Rusty China-

825 Longipe-
dalis

826 Pulveralis Dusted Pearl

827 Fuscalis

828 Fimbrialis Edged Pearl

829 Institialis

Engl. names.

Fulvous Dot

mark

Long-legged

Pearl

Cinereous
Pearl

Pale Straw

830 Stramenta- Chequered

lis

831 Margari- Clouded Yel-

talis

Straw

low Pearl

RBHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4, p. 54.

—— MarGanrirTIia.

St.4,p. 54.

6821 MarcarirTia.

NEA4, D..50.

6820 MarGaRITIA.

St.4,p.55.

6824 MarcaritTiA.

St. 4, p. 56.
6825 MarGaritTIA
cineralis.

St.4, p. 56.

6826 MarGaritia.

St. 4, p. 56.
6828 MarGaARITIA
lutealis.

St. 4, p. 57.
6833 MarcaritTia
elutalis.

St. 4, p. 57.
6832 MarGARITIA.

Habitat, and
when found,

“Mr. Stephens’s

Cabinet.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
July.

Taken near
Teignmouth,
by Captain
Blomer. July. :

Darenth Wood.
June.

Birch, Darenth,
and Coombe
Woods, &c.
June.

Darenth Wood,
and near Dover.
June.

Woods and hed-
ges in Kent,
Cambridge-
shire, &c. End
of June.

Marshy places in
Norfolk. July.

Bristol; near
Bedford, and in
Berkshire.
June.

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Linn. names.

832 Sericealis

833 Alpinalis

834 Sticticalis

835 Olivalis

836 Prunalis

837 Dentalis

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Straw Dot St. 4, p.58.

6831 Marcarirtia.

Alpine Pearl — St. 4, p. 58.
6827 MarGariTIa

uliginosalis.

Diamond Spot St.4, p. 59.
6829 MarcarirTIa
tetragonalis.

White
Brindled

H. t. 29, f. p—s.
p. 59.
6836 ScoruLa nivea-

St. 4,
Margaritia.
lis

Clouded Pearl St.4,p.60. Margaritalis.
6834 Scopuna.

Starry Brindle C.12,¢.563. St.4,p.61.
Cyneda.
6838 Scopu.a.

127

Habitat, and
when found.
Woods, hedges,
and shrubby
places, in Mid-
dlesex, Kent,

&e. July.
Taken by Mr.
Dale on the
summit of Ben
Lawers in July
1827.
Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Near Coombe
Wood; Dover,
and Ripley;
but rare, July.

Common near
London, &c.
End of June.

Common in hed-
ges in Middle-
sex, Surrey,
Kent, &c. End
of June.

A single speci-
men in Mr.
Stephens’s Ca-
binet; also an-
other in Mr.
Bentley’s Col-
lection.

128

Linn. names.

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

838 Strigulalis Least Black-

839 Monacha-
lis

840 Cuculla-
tella

841 Prasinana

842 Quercana

843 Clorana

arches

Small Black-

arches

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 4, p.62.
6840 Nora.

C.9,t.428. St. 4, p.62.
6839 Nota.

Short-cloaked St. 4, p 62.

Green Silver
lines

6841 Nona.

W.t.30. H, t. 30, f.
i—m. D.8, t. 280, fa-
gana. St.4, p.66. Hy-
lophila.

6843 CHLOEPHORA.

Scarce Silver H.¢.30, f.e—h. D. 2,

lines

Small Green
Oak

1.40. St.4,p.67. Hy-
lophila.
6844 CHLOEPHORA
prasinana.

W. ¢. 5.
Earis.
6845 Tortrix.

St. 4, p. 68.

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods.
End of May or
beginning of
June.

Near London,
also at Coombe
and Colney
Hatch Wood;
but rare. June.

Common in gar-
densand hedges
in several parts
of the country;
about the mid-
dle or end of
June.

Coombe, Da-
renth,and Birch
Woods, &c.
June.

Woody places in
Middlesex,
Kent, Surrey,
Essex, &c.
Middle of June.

On willows in
marshy places,
Battersea
Fields, Plum-
stead,&c. June.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Ate: fe Hi 10;
fale? D, Ay 144,
St.4.p.68.

6846 'Tortrix.

Tann. names. Engl. names.

844 Viridana Pea Green

845 Galiana GlossyGolden- Sé.4, p.396.
brown Tortrix.

846 Palleana Plain Yellow St. 4, p.69.

6847 Torrrix.

847 Viburnana Viburnian St. 4, p.69.

6848 Tortrix.'

A.t.72,f.a—d. St4,
p-70,
6850 Lozor#nia.

848 Forsterana Forsterian

849 Sorbiana Hazel Tortrix St. 4, p.70.
6851 Lozora@nia a-

vellana.

850 Heparana Dark Oblique- St. 4, p.71.
bar 6852 Lozorzmnia.

St. 4, p.71.
Lozorentia.

851 Cinnamo- Cinnamon

MeEANA

129

Habitat, and
when found.

On Oak trees,
&c., in several
parts of the
country. End
of June.

Whittlesea Mere.
July.

Near Dover.
July and Au-

gust.

WhittleseaMere;
but not com-
mon, July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
also in the New
Forest. June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Very common in
woods and
shrubby places
in several parts.
June and July.

A single speci-
men in Mr. Ste-
phens’s Cabi-

Taken by

him in Coombe

Wood, in June

1832.

net.

130
Linn. names.

852 Ribeana

853 Grossula-
riana

854 Cerasana

855 Corylana

856 Croceana

857 Levigana

858 Nebulana

PHAN agin AS

Engl. names.

Common Ob-
lique-bar

Gooseberry

Hollow Ob-
lique-bar

Great Chec-
quered

Saffron

Glossy Ob-
lique-bar

Rose

Synonyms and
new genera,

St.'4, pore.

6853 Lozoventa.

St. 4, p.72.

6854 Lozorz#nia.

St. 4, p.72.

6855 Lozorania.

St. 4, p.73.

6857 Lozormntia.

lee, p. Cos

6875 Lozoranta.

St. 4, pP- 74.

6856 LozoTanta.

St. 4, p.74.

6858 Lozor#ntia ro-

sana.

Habitat, and
when found.

Common in
woods and gar-

dens. June.

Woods and gar-
dens, Middle-
sex, Essex, Kent,
&e. June.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods. End of
June.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, Kent, Sur-
End

of June or be-

rey, &c.

ginning of July.

Woods und
hedges in seve-
ral parts; but
not common.
June.

Hedges and gar-
dens near Lon-
don, and else-
where. Middle
of June.

Common with
the last, towards
theend of June.

Linn. names.

859 Subocella-
na

860 Oporana

861 Rosana
M. and F.

862 Branderi-
ana

863 Xyloste-
ana

864 Roborana

865 Obliquana

PHALANA

Engl, names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Ocellated Ob- S¢. 4, p.75.

lique-bar

Great Hook-
tipped

Great Brown

Branderian

Forked Red-
bar

Oak Red-bar

Oblique-
barred

6861 Lozoraznia,

At S6s5f) 683 1.

W.t.34, St.4,p.75.
6864 Lozorm=nia.

St. 4, p.75.
6862 Lozorz#nta fus-
cana.

St. 4, p.76.
6863 Lozorznta.

St. 4, p. 76.
6866 Lozormnia.

St.4, p.77.
6867 Lozorenta.

St. 4, p. 77.
6868 LozoTentia.

$2

131

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens has
seen two speci-
mens only, ta-
ken either in
Devonshire or
Cornwall.

Hedges and gar-
dens near Lon-
don, &c. Mid-
dle of June.

Gardens near
London. End
of June.

Near Brocken-
hurst in the
New Forest ;
but rare. End

of June.

Woods round
London, &c.
End of June or
beginning of
July.

Taken a Da-

renth Wood
and occasion-
ally near Lon-
don. Beginning
of July.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; but

veryrare, June.

132

Linn. names.

866 Costana

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Straw Ob-
lique-bar

867 Biustulana Double Spot-

868 Modeeri-
ana

869 Acerana

870 Trifasci-

ana

871 Grotiana

872 Ochreana

ted Oblique-
bar

Modeerian

Maple

Afternoon

Grotian

Saffron

Sunonyms and
new genera.

D.t.369, f.2. St.4,p.78.
6869 Lozorzntia.

St. 4, p.78.

6870 LozoTa&nNIa.

St. 4, p. 78.

6871 Lozormnia.

St.4, p.79.

6872 Lozoraznia.

St.4,p.79.

6873 LozoTania.

St.4, p. 79.

6874 Lozorantia.

St.4, p. 80.

6874 Lozorznia.

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London,
Battersea
Fields; Coombe
Wood, &c.; but
not common.
June.

Nr. Stephens has
seen but two
specimens,
taken,hethinks,
in the West of
England.

Darenth Wood ;
but very rare,
Beginning of
July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods.
June.

Found with the
above, and also
in the New
Forest.

Darenth Wood
and the New
Forest. End of
June.

Near London;
but rare. End

of June.

PHALANA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

873 Cruciana Red Cross

874 Holmiana Holmian

875 Schreberi- Schreberian
ana

876 Gerningi- Gerningian
ana

877 Walkeri- Walkerian

ana

878 Rotundana Round-tipped
Red-bar

879 Angustio- Narrow-wing-

rana ed Red-bar

880 Porphyra- Bright Ob-
na lique-barred

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p. 80.
6876 Lozormntia.

St. 4, p. 81.
6878 Lozorania.

St.4, p. 81.
6879 Lozorznia.

St.4,p.82. Philedone,
6880 Ampuisa,

St.4, p.82. Philedone,
6881 Ampnisa.

St. 4, p. 84.
6883 Dituta.

St. 4, p.83.
6882 Diruta.

St. 4, p. 84.
6884 Dituva.

1338

Habitat, and
when found.
Near London;
also at Coombe,
Darenth, and
Birch Woods.
Middle of June.

Common in gar-
dens and
hedges near
London. End
of June.

Mr. Stephens has
seen but two
specimens, both
taken in Corn-
wall.

Near Birming-
ham. June.

Found by Mr.
Walker near
New Lanark, in
Scotland.

Near London,
Dover, &c.; but
very rare. July.

Common in
Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent, &c.
June and July.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
but not com-
mon. End of
June and bee
ginning of July.

134

Linn. names.

881 Nebulana

882 Wellensi-
ana

883 Athopi-
ana

884 Scriptana

885 Semifasci-
ana

886 Corticana

887 Beiulata-
na

888 T'ripunc-
tata

PHALAN A.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Habitat, and
when found.

Clouded Iron D. 13,t, 364, f. 3. St.4,. Darenth and

p. 85.
6885 Diruta.

Barred Blotch- S¢. 4, p. 85.

back 6887 Diruta As-
seclana.
Negro St. 4, p.85.

6888 Drruta.

Short-barred St. 4, p. 86.
White 6889 Dituta.

Short-barred St. 4, p.86.
Grey 6890 Drrura.

MarbledLong- St. 4, p.87.

cloak 6891 ANTITHESIA.
Birch Long- St. 4, p. 87.

cloak 6892 ANTITHESIA.
Common St.4, p.88.

Long-cloak 6893 ANTITHESIA.

Birch Woods,
New Forest,
aad, though
rarely, in the
neighbourhood
of London.
June.

Darenth Wood,
New Forest,
&e. June.

Taken with the
above in June.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, Surrey; also
in Devonshire.
July.

New Forest;
also occasion-
ally in Kent.
July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods.
Middle of July.

Very common in
Middlesex,
Kent, Surrey,
&c, June and
July.

Woods in Surrey,
Essex, &c.
End of July.

PHALAIN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

889 Grevillea- Grevilleian
na

C.t.567.

890 Pruniana Lesser Long- St. 4, p.88.

cloak 6894 ANTITHESIA.

891 Pullana DingyMarbled St. 4, p. 88.

6895 ANTITHESIA.

892 Marginana Bordered St. 4, p. 89.

Long-cloak 6896 ANTITHESIA.

893 Oblongana Narrow Long- St.4,p.89.

cloak 6897 ANTITHESIA.

894 Gentiane- Gentian St.4, p. 89.

nana 6898 ANTITHESIA.

895 Salicella White-backed St. 4,p.89.

6899 ANTITHESIA.

896 Nubifera- Cloudy White S¢.4,p.91.
na 6900 Spitonota.

135

Habitat, and
when found.
Taken in Suther-

landshire in
July by Dr.
Greville. Mr.
Curtis’s Cabi-
net.

Wood in Surrey,
&e. End of
July.

Near London ;
but very rare.
June.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
July.

Weods near
London; but
rare. July.

Near Waltham-
stow, also in
Devonshire ;
but very rare.
August,

Battersea Fields,
&e. EndofJuly
or beginning
of August.

Hedges near
DarenthWood ;
very rare. Mid-
dle of June.

136

Linn. names.

897 Cynosba-
tella

898 Aquana

899 Trimacu-
lana

900 Comitana

901 Foenella

902 Sylvana

902 Pflugiana
Plesk

903 Stremiana Stremian

PHALANA.
Synonyms and
new genera.

Black-cloaked St.4,p.91.
6901 Spitonora.

Engl. names.

Brown-cloaked St. 4, p.91.
6902 Spitonora.

St.4, p.91.
6903 SpiLonoTa.

Triple
Blotched

St. 4, p.92.
6914 Spinonorva.

Cream Short-
cloak

White-foot
6904 Sprnonora.

Red Blotch- St. 4, p. 84.
back 6886 Ditura.
Pflugian St. 4, p.93.

6906 SPILONOTA.

St. 4, p. 93.
6907 SprLonoTa.

D.2,t.65, ful. St.4,p.92.

Habitat, and
when found.
Gardens near
London, &c.
July and Au-
gust.

Gardens in Mid-
dlesex, Kent,
Surrey, Essex,
&e. End of
June.

Hedges, woods,
&c., with the
last.

Common in
hedges and
woods near
London, &c.
Middle of June.

Epping Forest ;
very rare. Au-

gust.

Darenth Wood,
and in Norfolk ;
but rare. June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Darenth and
Coombe Woods,
End of

&c.

July.

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PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

904 Rusticana ‘Tawny Blotch- S¢.4,p.93.
back 6905 SprLonorta.

905 Trigemi- Three-spotted St.4,p.94.
nana 6908 Spitonota.

906 Stieticana Brown Blotch- Sé. 4, p.94.
back 6909 Spinonota.

907 Costipunc- Lesser Blotch- St. 4, p.95.
tana back 6910 Sprnonora,

908 Argyrana Silver Blotch- S¢. 4, p.95.
back ~

SPILONOTA,.

909 Quadrana Highland
Bloteh-back

St. 4, p.95.
SPILONOTA.

910 Tetrago- Four-angled S¢.4, p. 96.
nana Blotch-back 6911 Sprronorva.

911 Nigricos- Black-edged St. 4, p.96.
tana Marble 6912 SpiLonora.

912 Ustulana Scorched St.4, p.96.
Blunt-wing 6913 Sprtonora.

1

137

Habitat, and
when found.
Near London.

June.

Mr. Stephens lias
seen but one
specimen,
which hecaught
at Ripley, in
July 1827.

Hedges at Peck-
ham, and also
at Coombe
Wood. End of

July.

Near London;
but rare. July.

Highlands of
Scotland. Au-

gust.

Taken in Scot-
land in July.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
but very rare.
July.

On Elm trees
near Hertford.
June.

Coombe Wood,
Norfolk, &c.
June.

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and
new genera,

Linn. names. Engl. names.

913 Fimbriana Brown Border- St. 4,p.97. Heusimene.

ed

914 Obscurana Obscure St. 4, p.98.
Blotch-back 6916 PsEupoTomria.

915 Fraternana Cinereous Sil- St. 4, p. 98.
ver-barred 6917 PsEupoTomtia.

Black, Border- St. 4, p.99.
6918 PsEUDOTOMIA.

916 Atromar-
gana ed

St. 4, p.99.
6919 PsrupoTomIA.

917 Strobilella Light Silver-
striped

Silver Blotch- St. 4,p.99.
back 6920 PsEuDOTOMIA.

918 Sequana

St. 4, p. 100,
6921 PsEUDOTOMIA.

919 Petiverella Petiverian

Habitat, and
when found,

Taken by Mr.
Stephens at
Coombe Wood,
in March.

Veryrare. Taken
near London.

Found in the
spring, at
Coombe Wood;
rare.

Darenth, Birch,
and Coombe
Woods; among
Oaks, &c.
June.

Fir Woods. End
of May.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex and in
Norfolk. Be-
ginning of
June.

Woods near
London, also

in the New Fo-
rest, Devon-
shire, &c. End
of May, or be-
ginning of
June.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

920 Lunulana Crescent St. 4, p. 100.
6922 PsruporomIA

concinnana.

921 Simplicia- Plain Silver- St.4,7. 100.

na fringed 6923 Psruporomia.
922 Jacquini- Jacquinian St.4,p.100.
ana 6924 Psruporomia.

Plain Gold-
fringed

923 Strigana St.4,p.101.

6025 PsrupoTomia.

924 Atropur-
purana

Purple Black St. 4,p. 101.
6926 PsruDoTomMia.

925 Nigricana Black Striped- S¢.4, p, 101.

edge 6927 Psruporomia.

926 Proximana Pale Brown _ S¢.4, p.101.
Striped-edge 6928 Psruporomia.

927 Puncticos- Sector-spotted St.4,p.102.
tata 6929 PsEupoTomta.

928 Populana St. 4, p.102.

6931 Psruporomia.

Pygmy Y

139

Habitat, and
when found.

Taken in Hamp-
shire by the
tev. G. T.
Rudd. June.

Norfolk. Middle
of June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
the New Fo-
rest, &c. June.

Coombe Wood,
Hertford,
Brockenhurst,
&c. June.

Coombe Wood.
End of July.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods, &c.
Middle of June.

Devonshire, &c.
Middle of June.

Ripley, in grassy
places; but
rare, June.

Norfolk, &c., on
Nettles; but

>
scarce. <Au-

tumn,

140

Linn. names.

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

529 Ephippana Three-angled St.4,p.102.

Blotch-back

£30 Trauniana ‘Vraunian

931 Composi-
tella

932 Gundiana

933 Dorsana

934 Lediana

935 Nitidana

936 Aurana

Triple-striped
Blotch-back

Gundian

Single-striped
Blotech-back

Ledian

Dark Silver-
striped

Double
Orange-spot

6932 PsevupotomIa
trigonana,.

Sé.4, p.103.
6930 PsEupoToMmta.-

St.4, p. 103, t. 37, f.2.
6936 PsEuDoTOMIA.

St.4, p. 103.
6935 Psruporomtia.

St. 4, p. 103.
6937 PsrupoTomia.

St. 4, p. 104.
6933 PsEUDOTOMIA.

St.4, p.104.
6939 PsEUDOTOMIA.

D.2,t.57,f.2. St.4,p.105.

6938 PsEuDOTOMIA.

Habitat, and
when found.
Birch and Da-
renth Woods.

June.

Near Holt in
Norfolk; but
very rare.
June.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods.
June.

Same time and
place as 931.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods;
but very rare.
June.

Woods in Nor-
folk, Devon-
shire, &c.
June.

Darenth-Wood,
the New Fo-
rest, &c. June.

Near London,
Ripley, and
Hertford, &c.
June.

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903 TN Ga2n 921 Nn I3B0 HR

W3 rn 922 n 931 Nn

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923 nN 932

415 n 924 n IGN

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907 n a6 n 925 TN I34A-N

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I08 Tr

H8 n 927 n 936 nN
G09 nN

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Hon AI Nn W.Wood Jun? 978 n I37 n

a

Linn. names.

937 Tetraque-
trana

938 Angulana

959 Unipunc-
tana

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Square-barred St. 4,p.105.

Single-dot

Angle-striped
Single-dot

Marbled Sin-

gie-dot

940 Triquetra- Angle-barred

na

941 Pavonana

942 Boeberana

Single- dot

Blotch-backed
Grey

Beeberian

943 Cuspidana Pointed Bar

944 Rhombifas- Square Bar

ciana

6940 SreGaNnopty-
CHA,

St.4, p.106.
6943 STEGANOPTY-
CHA.

St. 4, p. 106.
6941 SreGaNnopty-
CHA.

St. 4, p. 106.
6942 STrEeGANoptTy-
CHA.

D.2,t.58,f.3. St.4,p.107.
6945 SrEGANOPTY-
CHA rubiana.

St. 4, p. 107.
6944 STEGANoPTyY-
CHA.

St. 4, p. 107.
6946 STEGANOPTY-
CHA.

St. 4, p. 108.
6948 SrEGANoPTY~
CHA,

141

Habitat, and
when found.
On the margin
of Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; but
rare. June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Near London,
and in the New

Forest. June.

Middlesex, the
West of En-
gland, and in
the New Fo-
rest. End of
June.

Epping Forest,
Darenth Wood,
&c. August.

Woods near Lon-
don, also in the
New Forest.
August.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods.
Beginning of
August.

Darenth Wood ;
but rare. End
of July.

142

Linn. names.

945 Stictana

946 Cinerana

917 Retusana

948 Subuncana Red Hook-tip

949 Obtusana Blunt-winged
Blotch-back

950 Unculana Hook-tipped
Blotch-back

951 Lundana

952 Lyellana Lyell’s

Engl, names.

Spotted Red
Mottled Grey

Variable Red

Lundian

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 4, p.108.
6947 SrEGANOPTY-
CHA.

St. 4, p. 108.
6949 STEGANOPTY~
CHA.

St.4,p.108. Stegano-
ptycha.
6950 ANCHYLOPERA.

St.4,p.109. Stegano-
ptycha.
6951 ANcCHYLOPERA.

St.4,p.110.
6952 ANCHYLOPERA.

St.4,p. 110.
6953 ANCHYLOPERA.

DAA es 4, fly seeds
p- 110.
6954 ANCHYLOPERA.

C.. fol. 376. St.4,p.111.

ANCHYLOPERA.

Halitat, and
when found.

Taken near Lon-
don; but very
rare. August.

Taken near Lon-
don.

Common in
hedges near
Darenth Wood,
&c. June.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, Kent,
Surrey, &c.
June.

Darenth and
Coombe Woods.
Beginning of
June.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. June.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods.
End of May.

Taken at Kin-
nordy in Scot-
land, by C.
Lyell, Esq.
Mr. Curtis’s
Cabinet,

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

953 Fractifas- Broken-barred St. 4, p.111,¢. 34, f.3.
ciana 6955 ANCHYLOPERA.

954 Steulana Hook-tipped St.4,p.111.

Streak

955 Diminuta- Festoon Tor-
na trix

St. 4, p.112.

956 Funalana Dark Festoon St. 4, p. 112.

6958 ANcHYLOPERA.

957 Uncana Bridge St. 4,p.112.

6959 ANCHYLOPERA.

958 Ustomacu- Loch Ranoch C.8,t.376. S¢.4,p.112.

lana —— ANCHYLOPERA.

959 Cuspidana Sharp-angled St. 4,p.113.
6960 ANcHYLOPERA,

6956 ANCHYLOPERA.

6957 ANCHYLOPERA.

143

Habitat, and
when found

Brockenhurst in
the New Forest.
June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. End of
May.

In woody places
near London,
also at Coombe
and Darenth
Woods; but

rare. June.

Mr. Stephens
mentions it as
being once ta-
ken at Coombe
Wood in June.
Mr. Chant’s
Cabinet.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods.
Beginning of
June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet, taken in
the Black wood
of Loch Ran-
noch, in June.

Taken in May,
by Mr. Chant
at Coombe
Wood,

144
Linn. names.

960 Derasana

961 Harpana

962 Nigroma-
culata

963 Albana

964 Nevana

965 Sociana
966 Incarnana
967 Paykulli-

ana

968 Fimbriana

969 Bilunana

PHALEN A.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Naked-winged St. 4, p. 113.

— ANCHYLOPERA.

Hooked. Mar- St.4,p. 114.

ble

6961 ANTICLEA.

Beautiful Mar- S¢.4, p. 114.

ble

Light Mar-
bled

Spotted Short- S¢.4,p. 115.

cloak

White Short-
cloak

Marbledshort- S¢.4,p.115.

cloak

Paykullian

Double-cres-
cent

Hoary Double- St. 4, p. 116.

crescent

6962 ANTICLEA.

St. 4, p.114.

69635 ——.
St.4,p. 115.
6964 ——.
6965

St. 4, p. 116.
6966 ——.
St. 4, p. 116.
6967 ——_.

7134 Evupracitia.

Anticlea.
7135 Evracitia.

Anticlea.

Anticlea.

Anticlea.

Anticlea.

Anticlea.

Anticlea.

Habitat, and
when found,
Taken at Spitch-
week, in Devon-
shire by Mr.
Chant in June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

TunbridgeWells,
&ce.; but very
rare. Begin-
ning of July.

Darenth Wood;
but rare. End

of June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Darenth Wood,
&e. June.

Darenth Wood,
&c. August.

Darenth Wood.
End of March.

Birch, Darenth
and Coombe
Woods. June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Linn. names.

970 Subocel-
lana

971 Asseclana

972 Mitterba-
cheriana

973 Arcuana

974 Pomonella

975 Splendana

976 Grossana

977 Weberana

PHALENA.

Engl. names,

Retuse Mar-
ble

Obtuse Mar-
ble

Mitterbachian

Arched

Apple-tree

Splendid

Smoky Mar-
ble

Weberian

Synonyms and

new genera,
D.12,t.381.f.1, St.4,
p.116. Anticlea.
6968 ——.

St.4,p.117. Anticlea.
6969 ——.

DIAN S69s fed ott,
p.117. Anticlea.
6970 ——.

D. 11, t.364, f.1. Sé.4,
p-118. Roxana.
6984 ——.

W.t.9. St.4,p.119. Car-
pocapsa.
6971 SemasiA.

St.4,p.119. Carpocapsa.
6972 SEMASIA.

St.4, p 120. Carpocapsa.

6973 SEMASIA.

St.4,p.120. Carpocapsa.

6974 SEMASIA.

U

145

Habitat, and
when found.
Hedges near
London. End
of June and be-
ginning of July.

Darenth Wood.
July.

On Elm trees
near London;
common in the
summer.

Near London,
also at Darenth
and Coombe
Woods, &c.
End of June.

Gardens and or-
chards, near
London, &c.
June.

Epping Forest
and Darenth
Wood; but rare.
June.

Birch Wood;
rare. June.

Apple-orchards,
and the borders
of woods,
June.

146

Linn. names.

978 Aspidisca- Spotted Tor-

na trix

979 Rheediella Rheedian

980 Lanceolana Light-striped-

edge

981 Hyperica- Yellow-
na striped-edge

982 Leplastri- Leplastrian

ana

983 Perlepida- Beautiful
na Crescent

984 Stellifera- Starry Tortrix

na

985 Pupillana Wormwood
Tortrix

986 Fulvana

Engl. names.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and
NeW genera,
St.4, p.120. Carpocapsa.
—— SEMASIA.

Dito S77 fila Sti4,
p-121. Carpocapsa.
6975 SEMASIA.

St.4, p.121. Carpocapsa.
6976 Semasta.

St.4,p.121. Carpocapsa.

6977 SrMmasta.

C.8,¢.352. St.4,p.121.

Carpocapsa.
SEMASIA,

St.4,p.122. Carpocapsa.

6978 Sremasia.

St.4, p.122. Carpocapsa.
—— SEMASIA.

St. 4, p. 122, t. 34, f. 2
Carpocapsa.
6979 SEMASIA.

FulvousSealed S¢.4,p.123. Carpocapsa.

6980 SrEMAsSIA.

Habitat, and
when found.
Near London,
and in the
North of En-
gland, but very
rare.

Near London;
the New Forest,
&c. June.

Coombe Wood;
in hedges,
among nettles,
&e. Spring.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods.
June.

Near Dover.
Beginning of
June.

Darenth Wood,
but rare. June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet. Taken in
Perthshire.

Coasts of Ene
gland, especi-
ally Devon-
shire. June.

Near London, in
meadows ad-
joining woods.

June.

Linn. names,

987 Cana

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Hoary Sealed St.4,p.123. Carpocapsa.

988 Scopoliana Scopolian

989 Rufana

990 Egenana

Red Sealed

Dusty Drab

991 Pauperana Spotted Drab

992 Egestana Lesser Drab

993 Plagana

994 EBapalli-
dana

995 Quadri-
punctata

996 Penziana

Broad-streak-

ed Drab

Pale Drab

Dotted Drab

Penzian

Synonyms and
NEW ZEenera,

6981 SrEMasIA,

St.4, p.123. Carpocapsa.

6982 SrMAsIA.

St.4,p.124. Carpocapsa.

6983 SxeMAsTA.

St. 4, p. 124.
6985 APpHELIA.

St.4,p.125. Bactra.
6986 ApHeELia.

St. 4, p. 125.
6987 APHELIA.

St.4,p.125. Bactra.
6988 APHELIA.

St. 4, p.125.
6989 APpHELIA.
St. 4, p.126.

6990 APHELIA.

St, 4, p. 127.
6992 Cnernasia,

Bactra.

Bactra.

Bactra.

Ablabia.

147

Habitat, and
when found.
Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,

&c. June.

Near Londoon;
the New Forest,
&c. June.

Darenth Wood.
July.

Moist places near
Coombe Wood.

June,

Marshy places
on Wimbledon
Common, &c.
July.

Marshy places ;
end of June.

Near London,
but rare. June.

Taken near
Coombe Wood.
June.

Near Dover.
August.

North of En-
gland and Scot-
land. Begin-

ning of July.

148

Linn. names.

997 Longana

998 Ictericana

999 Sinuana

1000 Assinana

1001 Interjec-
tana

1002 Logiana

1003 Obsole-
tana

1004 Rutifas-
ciana

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Long-winged

Jaundiced
Drab

Waved Elm

Large Grey
Elm

Lesser Grey
Elm

Logian

Obscure Elm

Straight-

barred Elm

Sunonyms and
new genera.
St. 4, p. 127.
6994 CnepHasia.

St. 4, p. 128.
6995 CNEPHASIA.

St. 4, p.128.
6996 CNEPHASIA.

St. 4, p. 128.
6998 CNEPHASIA.

St. 4, p. 129.
6999 CNEPHASIA.

St. 4, p. 129.
7000 CNEPHASIA.

St. 4, p.129.
6997 CNEPHASIA.

Ds Adgé- 370062.
p-130.
7001 CNEPHASIA.

St.4,

Habitat, and
when found.

Meadows and
marshy places
near London.
June.

Meadows near
London. June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one specimen,
taken at Da-
renth in June.

Near London,
and inthe New
Forest. Middle

of June.

Near London,
&c. June.

Very common
near London,
and in other
places. June.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens near
Ripley in Sur-
rey, in June,
1827.

Darenth and
Coombe

Woods. June.

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965 7

957 N : I66 nN

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I5I N I68 nN

43 nr

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945 Nn

953 N

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955 1

I6I Nn 970n

462 Nn 971 Hn

972n

964 nr IFN

W. Wood Jun”

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974 n I83 1

LO01 n

993 A L002n

9b N 985 Tr IDF nN L003 1

977 n I8C nN L004 7

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Linn. names.

PHALZENA.

Eeng/. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

1005 Curvifas- Curve Barred St.4, p. 130.

ciana

1006 Nubilana

1007 Perfus-
cana

1008 Quadri-
maculana

1009 Striana

1010 Fascio-
lana

1011 Urticana Barred Nettle St. 4,p.132.

Elm

Smoky Grey

Deep Brown

——— CNEPHASIA.

St.4, p. 130.
7004 CNEPHASIA.

St. 4, p.131.
7005 CNnEpPHASIA.

Blotched Drab S¢t.4,p. 131. Sericoris.

7006 OrtHorenia.

Straight Bar- S¢.4,p.132. Sericoris.
7007 Ortnorenta fas- hedges near

red

Small Barred St.4,p. 132.

clana.

Sericoris.
—— OrTHOTENIA.

Sericoris.
7008 OrrHoTreniA.

149

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Birch Woods
and near Do-

ver. June.

Common near
London in mea-
dows, &c.
June.

Taken at the
same time and
place as the
above.

Near London ;
also at Ripley
and in Norfolk.
June.

Woods and

London ; at
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Common in
June among
nettles, &c., in
Middlesex,
Essex, Kent,
&e,

150

Linn. names.

1012 Obsole-
tana

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Dull Barred
Nettle

1013 Alterna- Alternate

na

1014 Undulana Silver-striped

1015 Gramine- Great Barred

ana

1016 Micana

1017 Cespita- Meadow Bar-

na

1018 Polittana

1019 Pulchel-
lana

Barred

Silver-dotted

red

Red-barred
Grey

Dark-barred
Grey

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.'4,p.133. Sericoris.

—— ORTHOTENIA.

St.4,p.133. Sericoris.

— ORTHOTEANIA.

St.4,p.133. Sericoris.
7010 OrtHnorenia.

St.4, p. 134.
— ORTHOTAENIA.

St.4, p.134.
7009 OrtTHoTeEnia.

St.4, p.134. Sericoris.
——— ORTHOTENIA.

St.4, p.135. Sericoris.
7015 OrtHotenia.

St.4, p.135. Sericoris.
7017 OrrHoTenia.

Sericoris.

Sericoris.

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London
and at Darenth
and Coombe
Woods, &c,
June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet. Taken
at Loch Ran-
nock in Scot-
land.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet. Taken
at Arthur’s Seat
near Edin-
burgh. July.

In the east of
Norfolk; rare
near London.
End of June.

Taken in Devon-
shire in June.

The New Forest
and Devon-
shire; but rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens
has a specimen
taken in the
New Forest in
June.

Linn, names.

1020 Fulkgana

1021 Subse-
quana

1022 Aurifas-
ciana

1023 Bifasci-
ana

1024 Furfura-
na

1025 Marmo-
rana

1026 Udman-
niana

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Smoky Barred

Faint Silver-
striped

Gold-barred

Double-barred
Orange

Mottled Bran

Marbled
Dog’s-tooth

Udmannian

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4,p.135. Sericoris.

7016 Orrnorenta.

St.4, p.136. Sericoris.

7021 OrtTHOTANIA,

St. 4, p. 136, t. 38, f. 3.
Sericoris.
7019 OrtHoTENIA.

St.4,p.136. Sericoris.
7018 OrtHoTanta.

St.4, p.187. Sericoris.
7020 OrTHOTENIa.

St.4,p.187. Sericoris.
7011 Orrnorenta.

D.5,t.153, f.1—8. St.4,
p-188. Notocelia.

7024 PacrnocHROMA.

151

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London
and in Norfolk;
but very rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens
has a specimen
foundnear Lon-
don in June.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens on
Clandon Com-
mon near Rip-

ley. July.

Taken at Da-
renth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet, ob-
tained from
the late Mr.
Haworth.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. June.

Woody places
near London,
and in Kent,

&c. June.

—
Or
ho

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

new genera,

Linn names. Engl. names.

1027 Solandri- Solandrian
ana

St.4,p.139.
7026 PacitLnocHROMA.

1028 Trapeza- Marbled Dia- St. 4, p.139.
na
M.& F.

mond-back 7025 PacitocHRoMA

1029 Commu- Cock’s head

RANA

St.4, p.139.
7023 OrtTHOTENIA.

1030 Piceana Shining Pitch S¢. 4, p. 140.

7029 PactLocHROMA.

1031 Semifus- Half Brown
cana

St.4, p.140, t.36, f.1.
7028 PaciLocHRoMA.

1032 Maculana Black Double- S¢. 4, p. 141.
blotched

1023 Maurana Great Double- S¢. 4,p.141.
bar

1034 Lecheana Lechean St.4, p. 142.

7031 PrycHotoma.

Sparmanniana.

7027 PacitocHRoMa.

7030 PactLtocHRoMaA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Middlesex, Es.
sex, Surrey,
Kent, &c. End
of July or be-
ginning of Au-

gust.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&e.

August.

Very common in
several coun

ties. June.

Near Brocken-
hurst in the
New Forest.
August,

The New Forest.
August.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods. Be-
ginning of Au-
gust.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.
rare.

Very

Darenth and
Coumbe
Woods; woody
places near
London, &c.
End of June.

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1035 Obsoleta- Obsolete
na

1056 Purpura- Purple
na

1037 Fulvi-

punctana

St. 4, p.142.

7012

7032

70338

OrTHOTENIA.

St. 4, p. 143.

Evcuromia.

‘Tawny-dotted St.4,p. 143.

Evucuromia.

1038 Ministra- Yellow-barred St. 4,p.144.
7034 LopHopERrus.

AA ras Tron

1039 Subfasci- Pale-barred

ana is Tron

1040 Degene- Large Mar-

St.4, p.144.

7055

D.11, #357, f.3. St.4,

LorHopERUS.

ranus bled p- 146.
7036 SARROTHRIPUS.
1041 Undula- Waved Mar- St.4,p. 146.
nus bled SARROTHRIPUS.

1042 Lathami- Lathamian
anus

D.10,t.359, f.2. St.4,

p. 146.

7039 SARROTHRIPUS.

xX

153

Habitat, and

when found.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one, taken at
Birch Wood in

June.

New Forest, and
in Norfolk ;
but very rare.
June.

Near London
and in Norfolk.
Very rare.
June.

Common in se-
veral places,
especially near

Dover. June.

Taken in the
New Forest, in
June,

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
July to Decem-
ber.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
also in the New
Forest. July to
December.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods.
August.

154

td
Linn. names.

1043 Diluta-
NUS

1044 Tlcanus

1045 Afzelia-

nus

PHALANA.

Engl. names,

Synonyms and
new genera.

Large Brown St.4.p. 146.

Large Holly

Afzelian

1046 Ramula- Twigged Bar

NUS

1047 Profana- Rusty Button

na

1048 Striana

1049 Substria-
na

7037 SARROTHRIPUS.

St. 4, p.147.
7040 SARROTHRIPUS.

St.4, p. 147.
7038 SARROTHRIPUS.

C.1,.29. St. 4, p.147.
7041 SarroTHRIPus.

DAS: 877, f Soj8e4;
p. 149.
7043 PerRonea.

Brown Button S¢é. 4, p.149.

Striped But-
ton

7044 PERONEA.

St. 4, p. 149.
7045 PERONEA.

1050 Brunnea- Brown Button St. 4, p. 149.

na

1051 Vittana

ton

7046 PERONEA.

Streaked But- St. 4, p. 150.

7047 PERONEA.

Habitat, and
when found,
Darenth and
Birch Woods,

&ce. August.

Birch, Darenth,
and Coombe
Woods. End of
July and be-
ginning of Au-

gust.

Taken at the
same time and
place with the
above.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods;
but very rare.
July.

Birch and
CoombeWoods.
Autumn.

Birch Wood, &c.
July.

Birch Wood and
the New Fo-
rest. August.

Darenth Wood
and the New
Forest. August.

Near London;
but rare. Au-
gust.

Linn. names.

1052 Spadice-
ana

PHALENA.,

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new gener.

Bay-shoulder- St.4,p. 150.
ed Button 7048 Prronea.

1053 Consimi- Pale Bay But- St. 4, p. 150.

lana

ton 7049 PERONEA.

1054 Desfonta- Desfontainian St. 4, p. 150.

niana

7050 PERONEA.

1055 Fulvocris- Tawny-crested St. 4, p. 151.

tana

1056 Albovit-
tana

1057 Fulvovit-
tana

Button 7051 PEROoNEA.

White-streak- St. 4, p. 151.
ed Button 7052 PERONEA.

Tawny-streak- S¢.4, p. 151.

ed Button 7053 PERONEA.

1058 Cristala- Barred Button S¢.4, p. 152.

na

7054 PERonEA.

155

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe Wood.

Autumn.

The New Forest
and near Ripley
in Surrey.
Autumn.

Birch and
Coombe
Woods; also
the New Fo-
rest. Autumn.

The New Forest;
but.rare. Aue
tumn.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one taken in
the New Fo-
rest in August
1821.

The New Fo-
rest, and at
Greenhithe.
Autumn.

The New Fo-
rest, also Birch
and Coombe
Woods. End
of August or
beginning of
September.

156 PH AL ANA,

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1059 Subvitta- Obscure-
na streaked
Button

St.4, p. 152.
7055 Prronea.

1060 Cristana White Button S¢.4, p. 152.
7056 Prronea.

1061 Albipunc- White-spotted St.4, p. 152.
tana Button 7057 PERoneEA.

1062 Ruficos- Red-edged
tana Button

St. 4, p.153.
7074 PERONEA.

1063 Umbrana Dark-streaked St. 4, p.153.
Button 7058 Preronra.

1064 Divisana Half-coloured St.4,p.153.

Button 7059 PERONEA.

St. 4, p. 154.
7061 Prronea.

1065 Radiana Buff-edged

1066 Ramostri- Branched But- St. 4, p. 154.
ana ton 7063 Prronea.

1067 Centro- Centre-streak- St.4, p. 154.
vittana ed Button

7062 PERoNEA.

Habitat, and
when found.

The New Forest.
August.

Birch and
Coombe
Woods, Nor-
folk, and the
New Forest.
August and
September.

The New Fo-
rest. Autumn.

The New Fo-
rest. August
to October.

The New Fo-
rest, and
Coombe Wood.
August and
September.

The New Fo-
rest; but rare.
Autumn.

Coombe Wood.

September.

The New Fo-
rest. Autumn.

Near London,
and Ripley ;
also in the New
Forest. July.

PHA LENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1068 Combus- Flame Button
tana

1069 Albistria- Grey-streak
na

1070 Autum- Autumnal
nana Button

1071 Subcris- Half-crested
tana Button

1072 Coronana Marbled
Chestnut

1073 Byringe- Byringer’s
rana

1074 Obsoleta- Obscure But-
na ton

1075 Favilla-
ceana

Ash-coloured

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p. 154.
7064 PrERonea.

Sé..4, 9.155:
7065 PERONEA.

St.4, p. 155.
7066 PrERonea.

St. 4, p.155.
7067 PERONEA.

St. 4, p. 156.
7068 PERONEA.

St. 4, p.156.
7069 PERONEA.

St. 4, p. 156.
7070 PERONEA.

St. 4, p. 156.
7071 PrERonea.

157

Habitat, and
when found,

The New Fo-
rest, and near
Ripley. Au-
gust.

Greenhithe and
the New Fo-
rest. August
and September.

The New Fo-
rest. Autumn.

The New Fo-
rest. Autumn.

The New Fo-
rest, and
Coombe Wood.
October.

The New Forest.
Autumn.

Found by Mr.
Stephens at
Ripley, in July
1827.

Common in the
New Forest,
also occasion-
ally in woods
about London.
July to Septem-
ber.

158 PHALANA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1076 Tristana Lesser Ash-
eoloured

1077 Reticula- Checquered
na Grey~

1078 bistriana Double Bay-
streak

1079 Albicos- White-edged
tana Button

1080 Similana Pale-edged
Button

1081 Latifasci- Broad Barred
ana

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p. 157.
7072 PERONEA.

St. 4, p.157.
7073 PERONEA.

St.4,p.157.
7075 Prronea.

St.4, p. 158.
7076 PERONEA.

St. 4, p. 158.
7077 PERONEA.

St. 4, p.158.
7078 PERonEA.

1082 Plumbo- Lead-coloured St.4,p. 158.

SANA

1083 Boscana Boscan

7079 PERONEA.

St.4, p.159.
7080 PrRonea.

Habitat, and
when found.
Taken at the
same time and
places as the
above.

Woods about
London; but
rare. July to
September.

Birch Wood ;
but very rare.
July and Au-
gust.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens at
Dover, in Au-
gust.

Birch Wood;
but very rare.
Autumn.

Taken, but rare-
ly, round Lon-
don. August
and September.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. Birch
Wood and the
New Forest.
September.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
also in the New
Forest. Au-

gust.

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PHALENA.,

Synonyms and

Linn. names, Engl. names.
new genera,

1084 Trigona- Three-dotted St. 4,p.159.
na 7081 PrErRonea.

1085 Schalle- Schallerian St. 4,p.159.
Jiana 7082 Perrone.

1086 Rufana_ Red Triangle St. 4, p. 160.
7083 PERONEA.

1087 Costima- Costal Dotted St.4,p.160.
culana 7084 PERONEA.

1088 Asperana White-shoul- S¢. 4, p. 160.

dered 7086 PEronea.
1089 Variega- Common St.4, p.160.
na Rough-wing 7087 Prronga.

1090 Borana Crested Buff St. 4,p.161.
7088 PERonEA.

159

Habitat, and
when found.

Birch Wood ;
but rare, Sep-
tember.

Darenth, Birch,
and Coombe
Woods, and
gardens near
London. End
of August and
in September.

Woods and yar-
dens round
London. Sep-
tember.

Taken near Do-
ver; but very
rare. August.

Woods and gar-
dens round
London. July
and August.

Woods and
hedges in Mid-
dlesex, Essex,
Kent, &c. Au-
gust and Sep.
tember.

Woods round
London. Au-
gust.

160 PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Linn names. Engl. names.
new genera,

1091 Logiana Logian St. 4, p. 161.
7085 PERONEA.

1092 Subtri- False three- S¢t.4,p.162. Acleris.

punctulana dotted 7089 PaRamMEsIA.
1093 Gnomana Dial St. 4,p.162. Acleris.

7090 PaRAMESIA.

1094 Tripunc- Rusty Treble- S¢.4,p.163. Acleris.

tulana spot 7092 ParaMEsIA.
1095 Bifidana Forked- St.4,p.163. Acleris.
striped 7091 ParaMEsIA.

1096 Cerusana White Treble- St.4,p.163. Acleris.
spot 7093 ParAMESIA.

1097 Scabrana Grey Rough- St. 4, p.163. Acleris.
wing 7099 LerroGRAMMA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet. Taken
at Greenhithe,
in September
1823.

Near London ;
also in the New
Forest.

August.

Common in
woods and
hedges near
London and
elsewhere.
July to Sep-
tember.

Not uncommon
round London
from July to
September.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; the
New Forest, &c.
July to Sep-
tember.

Darenth Wood,
the New Forest,
and near Dover.
July.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
July and Au-
gust.

Linn. names.

1098 Literana

1099 Squama-
na

1100 Jrrorana

1101 T'ricolo-
rana

1102 Fulvo-
miatana

1103 Emarga-
na

PHAL/ENA.

Engl. names.

Black-sprig-
ged Green

Green-tufted

Sprinkled
Green

Tricoloured
Green

Tawny and
Green

Checquered

Notch-wing

1104 Hacavana Iron Notch-

wing

Synonyms and
new genera,
D310,25355, f. 2s0 Sts,
p. 164,
7094 LeproGRAMMA.

IDS 8 157, fare
p. 165.
7095 LeproGRamMMaA.

St. 4,

C.9,t.440. St.4,p.165.
7097 LerrocRaMMA.

St. 4, p. 165.
7096 LeproGRAMMA.

St.4, p. 166.
7098 LrrroGRAMMA.

S¥i-a) p: 167, 2 38, f..1-
Teras.
7100 Grypuista.

DyS; 106; fo5:, Sii4;
p-167. Teras.

7101 Grypuisia.

¥

161

Habitat, and
when found,
Darenth Wood ;
the New Fo-
rest, &c. July

to October.

Darenth, Birch,
and Coombe
Woods; also
near Dover, &c.
August.

Birch Wood;
the New Forest,
&c. August.

Darenth Wood;
the New Forest,
and the West
of England.
August and
September.

The New Forest.
August.

The New Forest,
Devonshire,
and Bere Wood
near Dover;
but rare. Au-

ftumn.

Birch, Darenth,
and Coombe
Woods. July
to September,

162 PHALENA.
Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

1105 Effracta- Common
na Notch-wing

D.3, ¢. 106, f.1.
p-168. Teras.
7102 GuypuistaA.

St. 4,

1106 Caudana Shallow St. 4, p.168. Teras.

Notch-wing 7103 Gryeunista.

St.4, p. 169.
7105 DicryorrEeryx.

1107 Contami- Checquered
Pebble

nana

11€8 Ciliana White-fringed D.12, t.374, f. 2. St.4,
p- 169.

7106 DictryorreRyx.

Dark-chec-
quered

1109 Rhomba- St. 4, p.170.

na

1110 Plumoa- Clouded Straw S¢. 4, p.170.

na

1111 Loeflingi- Loeflingian
ana

7107 DictyorTEeryx.

7108 Dicryopreryx.

D.3,t.90. St.4, p.170.
7109 Dicryorreryx.

Habitat, and
when found.

Woods in Mid-
dlesex, Surrey,
Essex, &c.
Autumn.

Round London;
also in York-
shire and the
North of En-
gland. Au-

tumn,

Common in
Middlesex, Es-
sex, Kent, &c.
July to Septem-
ber.

Woods and
hedyes round
London, &c.
Beginning of
autumn.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Essex, &c.
August and
September.

Woods and
hedges near
London, &c.
August and
September.

Common in se-
veral counties.
August and
September.

PHALENA.

; Synonyms and
Linn. names. Engl. names. we,
new genera.

1112 Forskali- Forskalian St. 4, p. 171.
7110 DicryorTERYx.

ana
1113 Ochrea- Ochreous St. 4, p.172. Capua.
ceana 7111 Dicryorreryx.

1114 Castane- Chestnut Tor- S¢. 4, p.172.
ana trix 7112 CHEIMATOPHILA.

1115 Bergman- Bergmannian D.5,¢.157,f.1—6. S¢.4,
p- 173.
7113 ArGyrorosa.

niana

1116 Hoffman- Hoffmanseg- St. 4,p.174.
seg giana gian 7116 Areyrorosa.

1117 Conway- Conwayian St.4, p. 174.

ana 7114 ArGyrorosa.

1118 Subau- Gold-varied = St.4,p.175.
rantiana 7115 ArGyrorosa.

Y 2

163

Habitat, and
when found.

Common round
London, and in
the New Fo-
rest. June
and July.

Taken by
Messrs. Chant
and Bentley
near Lyndhurst.
June.

Common in the
New Forest,
&c., in the
autumn.

Common in
hedges, gar-
dens and woods,
in several parts
of England.
End of June,
and beginning
of August.

Darenth Wood,
the New Fo-
rest, and near
Dover; but very
rare, June.

Coombe, Birch,
and Darenth
Woods, &c.
June,

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

164

Linn. names.

1119 Daldorfi- Daldorfian

ana

1120 Lathonia- Silver-spotted

na

1121 Margari-

tana

1122 Aneana

1123 Bistriga-
na

1124 Tessera-
na

1125 Decimana

Silvery Broad

PHALJEN A.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

D.11;09264, fo2ii oSi04,
p- 175.
7118 ArcGyrortosa.

St.4,p.176.
7119 ARGyROLEPIA.

St.4,p.176. Argyrolepia.
7141 Euracitta.

Orange-barred
Pearl

St. 4, p.176.

Bar 7123 ArGyYROoLEPIA.

St.4,p.177. Argyrolepia.
7015 Orrnorenia.

4B wo-striped

Tessellated ‘St. 4, p. 177.

7124 ARGYROLEPIA.

Ten-dotted St.4,p.177.

7125 ARGYROLEPIA,

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth, Birch,
and Coombe
Woods, &c.
June.

Mr. Stephens be-
lieves a pair of
this very rare
species were
taken near Tun.
bridge Wells in
July 1831.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet, from
the late Mr.
Haworth’s col-
lection.

Epping Forest 5
but very rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens has
seen but three
specimens ;
found near
London.

On the Downs
near Brighton
and Dover, &c.
June.

Coombe Wood.
May.

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1126 Turiona- Orange-spot-
na ted

C.8,t 364, St. 4,p.178.
Orthotenia.
7121 ARrGYROLEPIA.

1127 Gemmana Scarce Orange- St.4,p.178. Orthotenia.
spotted 7122 ARGYROLEPIA.

1128 Bentley-
ana

DA0%t. 957, fle. Seas
p. 179.
7120 ARGYROLEPIA.

Bentleyan
Orthotenia.

1129 Hanorth-
ana

Silver-marbled St. 4, p.179.
7014 Orrnorenta
Pinetana.

1130 Resinella St.4,p.179. Orthoteenia.

7003 CNeEpPHASIA.

Spotted Pine

1131 Comitana Streaked Pine St.4,p.180. Orthotznia.

6934 PsrupoTomia.

1132 Hastiana Hastian St.4,p.180. Rhyacionia.

7022 OrrHoTanNtA.

Small Black-
spotted

1133 Maculo-
sana

St. 4,p.181.
7127 Eveacizia.

165

Habitat, and
when found.

Birch Wood.

June,

Birch Wood;
rare. July and

August.

Mountains in
Cumberland
and Scotland.
June.

Norfolk; but
very rare.
End of July.

Fir-trees near
Birch Wood.
July.

Common in
Birch Wood
among fir-trees,

June.

Mr. Stephens’s
specimens were
taken in Devon-
shire, in June
1820.

Common in
woods and
hedges, in
Middlesex and
elsewhere. Be-

ginning of July.

166 PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1134 Angusta- Barred Mar- St.4,p.182.

na ble 7128 Evuracitia.

1135 Nana Barred Dwarf St.4, p. 182.

7130 Evupacitia.

1136 Pygmaea- Dingy Dwarf St. 4, p. 182.

na 7129 Evupacitia.

1137 Permixta- Orange and
na Black

1148 Dubitana Doubtful T. St. 4, p. 183.

7132 Evureciria.

1139 Sodalhana Brindled Mar- St. 4, p. 183.
ble 7153 Eura@cizia.

1140 Luteolana Clay Tortrix St.4, p. 184.
7131 Eura@cruia.

1141 Rugosana Rough-wing
p. 184.

7143 PHrHEOcHROA.

St.4, p.183. Eupeecilia.
7117 ArGyroroza.

MDW t2304, fo te SEA:

Habitat, and
when found,

Woods round
London; also
in the New
Forest, &c.
July.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
July.

Near Darenth
Wood; but
rare. July.

Woods and
hedges round
London. June.

North of En-
gland, and in
Scotland. July.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens, near
Ripley, in July
1827.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet; taken,
he thinks, near
Darenth Wood,
in June.

Darenth and
Coombe Wood;
but not com-
mon. Middle
of June.

Linn. names.

1142 Roseana

1143 Subrose-
ana

1144 Ruficili-
ella

1145 Griceana

1146 Rupicola

1147 Alterna-
na

1148 Dubrisa-
na

1149 Marmo-
ratana

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Rosy

Dingy Rosy

Red Fringe

Oblique-bar-
red Grey

The Chalk-
cliff ‘Tortrix

Alternate-bar-
red T

Dover Straw

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 4, p. 185, t. 35, fi 1.
Cochylis.
7136 Evra@cinia.

St. 4, p.186. Cochylis.
7137 Euracitia.

St. 4, p. 186.
7138 Evracitia.

St. 4, p. 186.
7139 Eupacitia.

Cochylis.

C.10,¢.491. St.4,p.187.
Cochylis.
7140 Euracizia
marginana.

St.4, p. 187, ¢. 35, f. 2.
7144 Lozorrra.

St. 4, p. 188.
—— Lozopera.

Marbled Straw St. 4, p. 188.

Lozorenra,

Cochylis.

167

Habitat, and
when found.

Isle of Wight,
Darenth Wood,
and near Dover ;
but rare. June.

Birch Wood.
June.

Meadows in
Yorkshire ;
also at Darenth
Wood; but
very rare.
June.

Near London,
and at Darenth
Wood.

Mr. Stephens’s
specimen was
taken near Lon-
don in June.

On the hills near
Dover. July
and beginning
of August.

Taken on the top

of cliffs near
Middle
of August.

Dover.

Taken near
Middle
of August.

Dover.

168 PHALZENA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera,

1150 Straminea Short-barred — St. 4, p. 188.
Straw 7145 Lozorera,

1151 Smeath- Smeathman- — S?. 4, p. 189.
manniana nian 7146 Lozorrera Fa-
briciana.

1152 Francil- Francillonian D.t.355,f.1. St.4,p.189.
lana 7147 Lozorera.

1153 Badiana ChestnutStraw S¢é. 4, p.189.
7142 Lozorrra
Smeathman-
niana.

1154 Bauman- Baumannian — St.4,p.190 Lozopera.

niana 7126 ArGyRoLeEPIA.
1155 Zeegana Zoegian Dis, 106,22: St. 4;
p- 191.

7148 XMANTHOSETIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood,
and near Do-
ver. May and
the end of Au-

gust,

Near Darenth
Wood; but
rare. Begin-
ning of Au-
gust.

Near Darenth
Wood. Middle
of June; and
on the cliff be-

lowDover
Castle, middle
of July.

Marshes near
Whittiesea
Mere, Battersea
fields, &c. Be-
ginning of July.

Darenth Wood,
&c. June.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; the
New Forest, &c.
August.

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M22 Nn HLA W40n

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PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera,

Linn. names.

1156 Ferruga- Clouded Iron St. 4, p. 192.

na 7149 XANTHOSETIA.

Hook-marked St. 4, p.121.
Straw 7150 XANTHOSETIA.

1157 Hamana

1158 Dwersana Crossed Straw St. 4,p.192.

7151 XaNnTHOSETIA.

1159 Inopiana Plain Drab St. 4,p. 192.

7152 XANTHOSETIA,

D.S,t.106, f 3,
p.193.
7153 Puipatocera.

1160 Quercana Long-horned St.4,

1161 Christier- Christiernian St. 4,

nana

D: 25e/ 90: fad
p- 194, ¢. 38, f. 2.
7154 HyPrererca.iia.

1162 Venosa Veined St. 4, p, 195,t.95,7-S.
Wainscot 7155 Onruorazta.

169

Habitat, and
when found,

A single speci-
men taken by
Mr. Stephens at
Darenth in Aus
gust.

Grassy places -
round London,
&c. August.

Not uncommon
round London.
Beginning of
August.

Mr. Stephens
has taken but
two specimens ;
one in the New
Yorest in June,
the other at
Ripley in July.

Common in
woods and gar-
dens round
London. Au-

gust.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
July,

Marshy places

near Waltham-
End
of July and he«

stow, Kc.

ginning of Au-

rust,

o

170 PHAZE WN A,

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn, names. Engl. names.

1163 Heracle- Cow-Parsnip .t.38,f.61.a—d. St.4,
ana p- 197.
7156 Depressaria.

‘1164 Umbella- Large-streak- St. 4, p. 197.
na ed 7157 Dupressaria.

Wainscot Flat- St. 4, p. 198.
body 7159 DepressaRia.

1165 Venosa

Coarse Wains- S/.4,p. 198.
cot 7161 Depressaria.

1166 Nervosa

1167 Apicella Brindled Flat- S¢.4, p.198.
body 7160 DerpResSARIA.

St. 4, p. 199.
7162 DepressaRia.

1168 Badiella Brown Brin-
dled Flat-
body

St. 4, p. 199.
7163 DeEPRESSARIA.

1169 Characte- Lesser Flat-

rosa body

St. 4, p.199.
7173 Depressaria.

1170 Carduella Thistle Flat-
body

Habitat, and
when found.

The neighbour-
hood of Lone
don; Darenth
Wood, &c.
July.

Near London,
&e. July and
August.

Near London;
also at Dover;
but rare. July
and August.

Taken round
London. July
and beginning
of August.

Bere Wood,
near Dover;
but rare. Au-
gust.

Darenth Wood,
Hertford, Do-
ver, &c. July.

Found round
London in the
Autumn.’

Mr. Stephens
has a pair of
this species
taken near
Brockenhurst,
in July 1821.

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Brindled Straw Sé. 4, p. 199.
7170 DeEprReEssARIA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1171 Gilvella

1172 Sparman- Straw-colour- St. 4,p. 200.

niand ed 7175 DepressaRia.

St.4, p.200.
7177 DepressaRia.

1173 Yatesana Yates’s

1174 Immacu- Spotless Flat- S¢.4,p. 200.

lana body 7176 DerressaRia.

St. 4, p. 201.
7169 DeEpRESSARIA.

1175 Ocellana Red Letter

1176 Applana Common Flats St.4, p. 201.
body 7166 Depressaria.

Curve Dotted S¢#. 4, p. 201.
7167 DEPRESSARIA.

1177 Curvi-
punctosa

1178 Albipunc- Rufous Brin- S¢.4,p. 202.
tella dled 7168 DEPRESSARIA.

Z2

i771

Habitat, and
when found.
Darenth, Hert-
ford, &c., a-
mongst Wil-
lows. July.
Round London ;
also at Dover,
&c. August.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; the
New Forest,
&e. July.

The New Fo-
rest, near
Brockenhurst ;
rare. July.

Woods and
hedges round
London, &c.
July and Au-
gust.

Gardens and
hedges round
London, &c.
E-nd of August.

Near Londen.
August.

Near London ;
but rare. Au-

gust.

172
Linn, names.

1179 Alstroe-
meriana

1180 Putrid-
ella

1181 Atomella

OX
1182 Costate

1183 Jrrorella

1184 Liturella

1185 Blunta

PHALAWNA.

Engl. names.

Alstroemer’s

Brown-veined

Powdered

Dingy Straw

Dusted Flat-

body

Purple Flat-
body

Blunt's

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p. 202.
7178 DerressaRIA.

St. 4, p. 202.
7158 DeEpressanria.

St.4, p.202. .
7174 DeEpRESSARIA.

St. 4, p. 203.
7171 DeEpressaria.

we 4, pP: 203.
7172 DEPRESSARIA.

St. 4, p. 203.
7164 DEPRESSARIA.

C.5,#.221. St. 4, p.193.

7165 DeEprEssARIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Round London ;
also in the
New Forest,
&c. The Au-
tumn.

In Norfolk, and
the New Fo-
rest; but rare.
August.

Round London,
and near Do-
ver; but rare.
April and Sep-
tember.

Near London,
and in different
parts of the
country. Be-
ginning of Au-
tumn.

In the New YFo-
rest, near
Brockenhurst.
July.

Taken at Birch
Wood; but
very rare.
June.

Taken at South-
church, Essex.
Mr. Curtis’s
Cabinet.

PHALA NA. PL. 38

M53 nr W62 n

S41 ESB nv U72n Ml n

M56 n M65 n 74 n W83 n

157 n M66 nv 75 n U8t n

M59 N HGS nm H77 2” W8é n

L6O n

M6] n U70 n W. Wood Jun” U79 n U88 n

PHALZN A,

Linn. names, — Engi. names.

Synonyms and
new genera,

1186 Purpurea Lesser Purple St. 4, p. 204.

1187 Juniper- Juniper
ella

1188 Laticinc- Poplar
tella

1189 Hortuella Dark Brown

1190 Listerella Lister’s

1191 Nebulea

1192 Betulea Birch
1193 Lephy- Powdered
rella Grey

7179 DepressaRia.

St.4, p. 205.
7180 ANACAMPSsis.

St. 4, p. 205.
7181 Awnacampsis
Populella.

St.4, p. 205.
7182 AwNAcAmpsis
Rusticella.

St. 4, p. 206.
7184 ANACAMPSIS.

Dotted Brown S¢. 4, p. 206.

7185 ANAcAmMpsts,

St. 4, p. 206.

.7186 ANacampsis.

St. 4, p. 206,
— ANACAMESIS.

173
Habitat, and
when found.
Near Hertford;
the New Fo-
April
and Autumn.

rest, Kc.

Gardens and
hedges round
London; also
near Dover, &c.
July.

Gardens round
London. June
and July.

The same as
above.

The same as
above.

The same as
above.

Birch Wood,
and the New

Forest. June.

Mr. Stephens
has two of this
species, one
taken by him-
self near Lon-
don, in June.

174 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera,

1194 Rhom- — Black-specked St.4,p. 207.

bella Grey

1195 Cinerella Cinereous

1196 Subcine- Subcinereous
rea

1197 Lutarea Clay-coloured

1198 Longicor- Long-horned
nis

1199 Annuli- Ring-horned
cornis

1200 Dodecel- Small Black-
la specked
Grey

1201 Mouffet- Dotted Grey
tella

7187 ANAcAMpsIs.

St. 4, p.207.
7188 ANACcAMPSIS.

St.4, p. 207.

7189 ANACAMPSIS.

St. 4, p.207.
7190 AwNacampsis.

C.4,t.189. St.4,p.207,
7183 ANACAMPSIs.

St. 4, p. 208.
—— ANACAMPSIS.

St.4, p.208.

7191 ANACAMPSIS.

St. 4, p. 208.
7193 ANACAMPSIS.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June,

Found round
London; at
Coombe Wood,
and near Ilert-
ford. June.

Round London,
and in the New
Forest. June.

Darenth Wood;
but not com-
mon. June.

North of En.
gland, and
Scotland. June
and July.

Mr, Stephens's
Cabinet.
Taken in the
Isle of Wight,
in June.

Coombe Wood;
rare. Begin-
ning of June.

Darenth Wood;
but rare. July.

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn, names. Engl. names.

1202 Aspera Rough St. 4, p. 209.

7192 ANAcAMPSIS,

1203 Domesti- Domestic St. 4, p.209.
ca 7198 ANAcAMpsIS.

Brindled
Brown

1204 Affinis St. 4, p. 209.

7199 ANACAMpsIs.

1205 Diffnis Greater Brin- St. 4, p. 209.

dled-brown 7200 ANAcAmpsis.

1208 Lacteella Cream-
shouldered

St. 4, p. 210.
7196 ANACAMPSIS,

1207 Sarcitella White-shoul- St. 4,p. 210.
dered Wool- 7195 ANACAMPSIS.
len

2A

175

Habitat, and
when found.

Gardens and
shrubby places
round London.
June.

Common in
houses and gar-
dens. June
and July.

Gardens and
woody places
round London.
June.

The same as
above; but
rare.

The only two
Mr.Stephens
has seen, are in
his cabinet;
one taken at
Dover, the
other near Lon-
don. July.

Very common in
houses about
London and
elsewhere. Be-
ginning of
Spring to the
end of Autumn.

176 PHALENA.
Synonyms and
new genera.

1209 Rusticella Dusted Black St. 4, p. 210.
7194 ANacampsis.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1210 Lanceo-
lella

Black-dotted St.4, p.211.
ANACAMPSIS.

1211 Hubnert Hubner's St, 4, p.211.

7197 ANACAMPSIS.

1212 Contigua Light Brin- St.4, p. 211.
dled-brown 7201 ANacampsis.

1213 Sequax Dark Brindled- St. 4,p.211.

brown 7202 ANACAMPSIs.

1214 Proxima Beautiful Brin- S¢. 4, p.212.
dled-brown 7203 ANACAMPSIS.

1215 Tricolo- Tricoloured — St. 4,p.212.
rella 7204 ANACAMPSIS,

1206 Luctuella Crescent-
shouldered

St. 4, p. 212
7205 ANACAMBSIS.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood ;

the new Fo-
rest, &c. June.

A single speci-
men taken in
the North of
England in
July.

Neighbour-
hood of Lon-
don and at Da-
renth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

Gardens round
London. June.

Common in gar-
dens near Lon-
don. June.

Gardens round
London. June
and July.

Darenth and
Birch Woods;
but rare. June.

Woody places
round London,
&e, June.

Linn. names.

PHALAENA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and

new genera,

1219 Subrosea Little Blossom St. 4, p. 212.

1217 Decorella Neat

1218 Marmo-
rea

Beautiful Mar-
ble

1216 Guttifera White-dotted

1220 Atra

1221 Subocel-
lea

1222 Maculel-
la

Black

Little Black

Eylet

Short-barred
White

1223 Tremella Horse-shoe

7207 ANACAMBSIS.

St.4, p. 213.
7206 ANACAMPSIS.

St. 4, p. 213.

7208 ANACAMPSIS.

St.4,p. 213.
7209 ANACAMPBSIS.

St.4, p. 213.

7210 ANAcAmMpsis.

St. 4, p.214.
—— ANACAMPSIS.

St. 4, p.214.
7211 AwNaAcAmpsis,

St.4,p.214.
7212 ANACAMpSIs.

JA?

E77

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Darenth Wood;
but rare. June.

Birch Wood
and the New
Forest; rare.
June.

Found near Lon-
don; but very

rare. June.

Woody places
near London ;
also in the New

Forest. June.

Taken in the
New Forest.
June.

Darenth and
Coombe

Woods. June.

Hedges near
Birch and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. June and
beginning of

July.

178

Linn. names.

1224 Nivella

1225 Aleella

PHALENA.

» Synonyms and

Engi. names.
new genera.

Black-dotted
White

St. 4, p.214.

Black-clouded St. 4, p.214.

7214 ANACAMPSIs.

1226 Interrup- Brown-Streak * St. 4, p. 214.

tella

1227 Fulves-

cens

1228 Fusces-
cens

7215 ANACAMPSIS.

Tawny St.4, p.214.

7116 ANAcAmpsis.

Faint-dotted St. 4, p. 216.
Brown

1229 Alternel- Black-spotted St. 4,p.216.

la

White

1250 Angustel- Black-spotted St. 4, p.216.

la

1231 Albima-
culea

Brimstone

White-spotted S¢. 4, p. 217.
Black

7213 ANACAMBSIS.

7217 ANACAMPSIS.

7218 ANACAMPSIS.

7219 ANACAMPSIS.

7220 ANACAMESiS.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood;

and near Dover.
June.

Gardens, on
apple trees.
June and be-
ginning of \
July.

Round London,
and near Lewes
and Brighton ;
but scarce.
June.

Near London;
also at Dover,
and in Norfolk,
June.

Round London ;
but not com-

mon. June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
June.

Near Londen ;
Battersea fields,
&e. Beginning
of June.

Round London ;
at Charlton,
and Plaistow,
&c.; but scarce.
Beginning of
June.

PHA IL 4E NA. PEST

W89I nN 198 n 1207 n 1216 nM
Wg0 n WII n 120E n 1217 n

HI tv 1200 n 1209 N 1218 71

y F . =

i210 n LAG: Fa

HIZ nh 1201 n

121i n 1220 n

90
WIZ n L202 h

1212 n 122i nN

W94F n 1203 nN

HIS n 1204 nN ia3en I22Z2 nN
UIG Nn 1205 n 1214 n L223 na

N97 Nn 1206 N WWood Jun? 41715 1 1224 71

Linn. names.

Engl. names.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

1252 Quadri- Four-spotted S¢.4, p. 217.

puncta

1233 Bifasci- ‘Two-banded

ella

1234 Fascicu- Prominent
lellus Tinea

1260 Emargi- Notch-winged
nella Tinea

1235 Rhomboi- Lobster-claw-

della ed

1236 Silacella Dingy Straw

1237 Rufescens Dwarf Wain-

scot

7221 ANACAMPSIS.

St.4,p.217. Anacampsis.

7279 YroNoMEUTA.

St.4, p. 218, 4.39, f.1.
7222 Lornonotus.

D.11,t.392,f.3. St.4,
p.219. Acria.
7223 ——.

C.8,t.368. St.4,p.219.
7224 CHELARIA.

St.4, p.220. Cleodora..

7225 ——.

St. 4, p.221. Cleodora.
7226

17g
Habitat, and
when found,

Near London;
rare. August.

Environs of
London; Chel-
sea, Kenning
ton; also near

Dover. Au-
gust.
Mr. Stephens

has seen but
one specimen ;
taken in July
1824, near
Whittlesea
Mere.

Taken in Kent,
according to
Donovan.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods; near
Dover, &c.
Middle of Au-

gust.

The New Foe
rest. End of
July.

Near London,
and in the New
Forest; but
very rare. Au-
gust.

180

Linn. names.

1238 Nebulella Clouded

Wainscot

1239 Ochroleu- Pale-ochreous
cella Wainscot

1240 Lucidella Lucid Wain-

scot

1241 Faleifor- Hook-tipped

mis

1242 Cinerella Ash-coloured

1243 Unitella Brown-gold

1244 Tinctella Tinted

1245 Fasciella Long-winged

Engl. names.

PHALZEN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p.221. Cleodora.

C227

St.4, p.221. Cleodora.

St. 4,p.221. Cleodora.

7229

_St.4,p.221. Cleodora.

7230 ——.

St.4, p.222. Acompsia.

1232

St.4,p.222. Acompsia.

7233 ——.

St.4,p.223. Acompsia.

St. 4, p. 223.
7234 Macrocuita.

Habitat, and
when found.

The New Fo-
rest, near
Brockenhurst ;
also near Rip-
ley in Surrey.
July.

Near Ripley ;
but very rare.
End of July.

Near Brocken-
hurst. July.

Near London;
but very rare.
July and Au-
gust.

Darenth Wood.
Beginning of
July.

Near London.
June to Au-
gust.

Darenth Wood.
End of June.

Round London;
near Darenth
Wood; but
very rare.
July.

Linn. names.

1246 Parenth-
esella

1247 Margin-
ella

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Parenthesis

White Border-
ed

1248 Bicostella Light Streak

1249 Palpella

1250 Thun-
bergana

Dingy Streak

Thunberg’s

1251 Geoftroy- Geoffroy’s

ella

1252 Oliviella

Olivier’s

Synonyms and
new genera,
St. 4, p. 224.
7235 Macrocuira.

DiS t 58, fi. 2:
p. 224.
7236 Macrocuita.

St. 4,

St. 4, p. 224.
7287 Macrocnuiza.

St.4, p. 225.
7239 Macrocuita.

Aplota.

Sé. 4, P- 226.
7240 Enicosroma,

St. 4, p.227. Alabonia,
7241 Enicostoma.

St. 4, p.228. CEcophora.

7142 Dasycera.

181

Habitat, and
when found,

Shooter’s Ifill,
Kent; but rare.
End of July or
beginning of
August,

Chalky places
near Faver-
sham and Do-
ver; but very
rare. End of
June or begin-
ning of July.

The New Forest;
Darenth Wood,
and near Do-
ver. July.

A specimen
taken by Mr.
Stephens in a
clover field
near Ripley, in
July 1827.

Gardens round
London. June.

Woods and
hedges near
London. End
of May and be-
ginning of
June.

Hedges, &c.,

round London.
June and July.

—
cr)

OQ
bo

Finn. names,

1253 Sulphu-
rella

1254 Latreil-
lella

1255 Sulzella

1256 DeGeer-
ella

1257 Fasciella Copper Japan

1258 Cuprella

1259 Reau-
murella

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera,

Yellow Under- C.9, t.408. Sé. 4, p. 228.

winged

Latreille’s

Sultz’s

DeGeer’s

Scabious
Long-horn

Reaumur’s

ig) “ye
1260 SOC Frat M74

(Ecophora.
7143 Dasycera.

St. 4, p. 229.
7244 ADELA.

St.4,p.230. D.8,t. 267,
f.3.
7245 AprELa.

D.8,t. 267, f.16 2. St.4,
p- 230.
7246 ADELA.

St. 4, p. 230.
7247 ADELA.

St. 4, p. 230.
7248 ADELA.

C.10,t.463. St.4,p.231.
7250 ADELA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Gardens and
hedges near
London, &c.
June.

North of En-
gland. July,

Hedges, &c., near
Darenth and
Birch Woods.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Common near
London, and
elsewhere.
End of June
and beginning
of July.

Near Darenth
Wood; and se-
veral other
places. July.

Very rare. Mr.
Stephens has a
specimen taken
in Devonshire
in June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
two specimens ;
one taken in
June near Lon-
don; the other
in Devonshire.

ae

PHALAGENA. PU40
pon A
T225 L234- Tr 1245 T 1252 1

1226 n S Teo 7v

1227 n 1236 7M L245 Nu

L255 7
1228 1237 246 1

L229 n 1238 Tv 1247 1 256

1230 1 1248 1 LZ57 7
: i Se

IZ31 Ty 1240 fv 1249 nN L258 nN

1232 1241 nN L250 n 1259

oe ed s we = J
L233 Tr 1242 n l25T n 1260 Nh

W Wood Jun?

PHALENA. ‘ 183

Linn, names. Engl. names. rey eae Hiaatth gad
new genera. when found.
1261 Viridella Green Long- St.4,p. 231. Very common
horn 7249 ADELA. in hedges round
London. May.
1262 Frischella Frischian St.4, p. 231. Near Darenth
7251 ADELA. Wood, &c.
End of July.
1263 Swam- Swammer- St. 4, p. 232. Coombe and Da-
merdammella dam’s 7252 ADELA. renth Woods,
&c. Middle of
May.
1264 Panzer- Panzer’s St. 4, p. 232. Darenth and
ella 7253 ADELA. Birch Woods.
Dover, &c.
End of June
and beginning
of July.
1265 Robert- Pale-brown St. 4, p. 232. Chalky places
ella Long-horn .7254 Aveta. near Hertford,

and Cotting-
ham in York-
shire. Begin-
ning of June.

1266 Tessellea Pale chequer- C.11,t.487. St.4,p.233. Near London,
ed Brown Cochleophasia. also at Darenth
M. and F. 7257 Wood, &c.
End of May.

1267 Pubicor- Pale downy- St.4,p.233. Cochleo- Of two speci-
nis horned phasia. mens, one was
7258

taken near
London; the
other in July
1821, near
Brockenhurst.
2B

184 PHALENA,

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.

new genera.
1268 Tortri- Pale Chequer- St.4, p.234. Oporinia.
cella ed Brown =7255 ——.
1269 Nubilea Clouded St. 4, p.234. Oporinia.
Brown 7256
1270 Gelatella Autumnal St. 4,p.235. Oxypate.
Dagger 7260 ——.

M. and F.

1271 Salicella Rosy Day

M. and F. 7259 ——.

1272 Phrygan- Drab Day St.4,p.237. Cheimo-
ella phila.
M. and F. 7261

1273 Fagella
M. and F.

March Dagger A. t.36,f.57.a—e. St.4,
p- 237.
7262 Diurnea.

1274 Novem-<
bris
¥,

November
Dagger

St. 4, p. 238.
7263 DiurNnEA.

St.4, p. 236. Dasystoma.

Habitat, and
when found.

Oak Woods near
Hertford;
Coombe Wood,
&e. Spring

Woods round
London.
March.

Epping Forest,
Ilertford, and
in Hampshire;
but rare. De-

cember.

Woods round
London; also

in the New
Forest. Au-
tumin.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods,
&c. End of
October.

Very common
in woody
places round
London.
March.

On trunks of
trees near Ken-
nington; also
at Waltham-
stow; but very
rare. Novem-

ber.

Linn. names.

1275 Avella-
nella

1276 Steinkel-
nerana

1277 Echiella

1278 Pusiella

1279 Dodecca Scarce Ermine St.4,p.241. Anesychia.

PHALAENA.

Engl. names.

Hazel

Steinkelner’s

Bordered Er-

mine

Beautiful Er-

mine

1280 Funerella Funereal

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4, p.239. Semioscopis.

7264 EpiGRAPHIA.

St.4, p.239. Semioscopis.

7265 EpricrapnHia.

C. 9, t. 412, f* St. 4,
p.240. Anesychia.
7266 MELANOLEUCA.

C..9; t.-412) f:28* (St. 4:
p. 240, t. 39, f. 3. Ane-
sychia.

7267 MELANOLEUCA.

7268 MELANOLEUCA.

St.4,p.241. Anesychia.
7269 MELANOLEUCA.

2B2

185

Habitat, and
when found,
Near Birch and
Darenth Wood;
but very rare.

Autumn.

Hedges near
Coombe Wood
and at Hertford.
End of March.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet, and
the British
Museum.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet, found
near Graves-
end; also in
the British
Museum, from
a Chalk-pit
near Darenth
Wood, in June,
1812.

Coombe and
Birch Woods,
among fir-trees;
but very rare,
June.

Mr.Curtis’s Ca-
binet. Taken
at Clifton.

186
Linn. names.

1281 Evony-
mella

1282 Irrorella Surrey Ermine

1283 Cogna-
tella

1284 Rorella

1285 Padella

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Full-spotted
Ermine

Allied Ermine

Few-spotted
Ermine

Common Er-
mine

1286 Plumbella Kent Ermine

Synonyms and
new genera.

D. 11, #.355, f.4. St.4,

p. 242,
7270 YPoNoMEUTA.

St.4, p.242.
7271 YroNoMEUTA.

St. 4, p. 243.
—— YPoONOMEUTA.

=

A.t. 20,f.a—d. St. 4,

p- 243.
7272 YronoMEUTA.

WaAt.5. H.t.3,f.k—m.
D.1,t.9. St.4,p. 243.

7273 YPONOMEUTA.

St. 4, p. 244.
7274 YPoNOMEUTA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Hedges and gar-
dens near High-
gate; also near
Darenth Wood,
&e. End of
June.

Coombe and
Birch Woods;
but very rare.
June.

Hedges and gar-
dens near Lon-
don, and at.
Darenth, &c.
End of June
and beginning
of July.

The same as
above.

Extremely com-
mon round
London, and
elsewhere.
June and July.

Near London,
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
July.

PIALAGNA » PLA

L261 1 | 1269 nr
1283 nN

1262 7 : 1270 n 1275 Ty

Bee 296
Won 1276 n 1285 7

264 pr 1271 nr 277 Te

*

265 n o7 297
6 i2Z7in 1278 n 1287 1

1266 1 1272 7 12779 Nn 1288 nN

) 4 |
1266 nr LLIZ Fe L280 n 7289 n

1267 n wie 7 1281 n 1290 n

268 n 1273 Th WiWood Jun? 1282 n L221 ?

Linn. names.

1287 Curtis- Curtis’s
ella

1288 Ambi-
guella bar

1289 Cratz-
gella Bar

1290 Leuca-
tella bar

1291 Comptella Peacock’s-
feather

1292 Lutarella Muddy Er-

mine

1293 Subfasci- Slight-barred

ella

Engl. names.

Small Brown-

Whitethorn

Small White-

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

new genera,

D.2,t.65, f.4. St.4,p.245.

Telea.
7275 YPoNoMEUTA.

St.4,p.245. Telea.
7277 YronoMEvTA.

St.4, p.245. Telea.
7276 YPoNoMEUTA.

St.4,p.246. Telea.
7278 YvonoMEUTA.

Di, t2 57, f. 30. St, %,
p.246. Telea.
7280 YPONOMEUTA.

St.4,p. 247. Telea.
7281 YProNoMEUTA.

St.4,p.247. Telea.
7282 YroNoMEUTA.

187

Habitat, and
when found,

Hedges and gar-
dens round
London, &c.
June and July.

Near Brocken-
hurst; also
near Darenth
and Coombe
Woods; but
rare. July.

Near Lyndhurst
in the New Fo-
rest. July.

Gardens near
London, &c.
July.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet, Da-
renth Wood,
and hedges
near London.
End of June.

Woods and gars
dens round
London. End
of June and
beginning of
July.

Darenth Wood.
June.

188 PHALAENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1294 Cesiella Purple-edged St.4,p.247. Telea.
7283 YPronoMEUTA.

1295 Semifusca Long-winged D.2,t.58. St.4,p. 248.

Ismene.
7284 YPoNOMEUTA.

White-back

1296 Mendi-
cella

Purple White- S¢.4, p. 248.
back

1297 Albistria Purple White- S¢.4, p.248. Ismene.
streak

1298 Pruniella White-back — Sé.4, p.249. Ismene.

7287 YronoMEvTa.

1299 Tetra-
podella

Blotched St. 4, p.249. Ismene.
White-back 7288 Yronomeura.

1300 Semipur- Half purple St.4,p.249. Ismene.

purella White-back

Ismene.
7285 YPONOMEUTA.

7286 YPONOMEUTA.

YPONOMEUTA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London,
and at Coombe
and Darenth
Woods, &c.
June.

Hedges round
London. End
of May and be-
ginning of
June.

Frequent in gar-
dens, &c. in
the suburbs of
London, and
elsewhere.
June.

Darenth and
Coombe

Woods. June.

Middlesex, Es-
sex, Surrey,
the New Fo-
rest, &c.

June and July.

Gardens, &c.
round London.
June.

Mr. Stephens
has a pair of
this species
taken in the
New Forest,
in June.

Linn. names.

1301 Semites-
tacella

1302 Curvella

1303 Clema-
tella

1304
1306

1305 Ocellea

1307 Goedar-
tella

Ossea \ :

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Testaceous

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4,p. 249. Ismene.

White-back ——— Yponomeuta.

Brindled Er-

mine

St. 4, p. 250.
7292 YPoNOMEUTA.

Ismene.

Barred White St.4,p.250. Ismene.

7293 YPronoMEUTA.

Cream-colour- St.4,p.250. Ismene.

ed

7291 YronoMEUTA.

Eyed White- St.4, p. 251. Ismene.

back

Goedart’s

1308 Semifas- Short Gold-

ciella

bar

7289 YPoNOMEUTA.

p- 252.
7294 ARGYROSETIA.

St. 4, p. 252.

7295 ARGYROSETIA.

189

Habitat, und
when found.

In the environs
of London, and
in the New Fo-

rest. June.

Gardens and
marshy places
round London.
June and July.

Darenth Wood,
and Ripley in

Surrey. Be-
ginning of
July.

Coombe Wood;
also near Do-
ver, &c. June

and July.

Mr. Stephens
caught a pair
at Darenth
Wood in
June.

,D. 2, t. 65, f. 2,3. St.'4, Common in

Coombe,
Birch, and Da-
renth Woods,
&e. End of
June and be-
ginning of
July.

Woods and gar-
dens round
London. End
of June.

190 PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

1309 Brockella Gold I W St. 4, p. 252.
7296 ARGYROSETIA

I. W-ella.

1310 Literella Greek-lettered Sé. 4, p. 253.
Gold 7298 ARGYROSETIA.

1311 Auriit- Golden Ri-
tella band

St. 4, p.253.
7299 ARGYROSETIA.

1312 Aurifas- Gold-banded

ciella

St. 4, p. 253.
7300 ARGYROSETIA.

1313 I V-ella Gold IV St. 4, p. 254.

7297 ARGYROSETIA.

1314 Blanch- Blanchard’s St. 4, p. 255.

ardella

1315 Schrebe- eeprc oct St. 4, p. 255.

rella 7302 ARGYROMYGEs.
1316 Cydoni- Bright- St. 4, p. 255.

ella speckedGold 7303 ArcyRomyGEs.

7301 ARGYROMYGES.

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe, Da-
renth, and
Birch Woods.
End of June.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
but rare, June.

Taken at Da-
renth Wood in
June; but very
rare.

Mr. Stephens’s
specimen was
taken at Da-
renth, in
June.

Taken at Da-
renth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

- Coombe and

Darenth Wood.
End of May.

Coombe Wood.
End of May.

In gardens near
London. End
of May.

Linn. names.

1317 Kleman-
nella

1318 Mespi-
lella

1319 Rayella

1320 Tristri-
gella

1321 Trifasci-
ella

1322 Harris-
ella

1323 Cramer-
ella

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Kleman’s St. 4, p. 256.

7304 ARGYROMYGES.

Silver-spotted St. 4, p. 256.
Gold 7805 ARGYROMYGES.

St. 4, p. 256.
7306 ARGYROMYGES.

Ray’s

Treble Gold-

stripe

St. 4, p. 256.
7307 ARGYROMYGES.

Tawny Treble- St.4, p. 257.

bar 7508 ARGYROMYGES.
Harris’s St. 4, p.257.
7310 ARGYROMYGES.
Cramer’s St.4, p. 257.

7311 ARGYROMYGES,

IK G,

bef

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
but very rare.
End of May.

In the neigh-
bourhood of
London. End
of May.

Common in gar-
dens, &c.
round London.
End of May.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods.
of May.

End

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods.
of May.

End

Middlesex, Sure
rey, Essex, &c.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Gardens, hedges,
&c. round Lon-
don. End of
May and be-
ginning of
June.

192

Linn. names.

1324 Hortella Porcelain
1325 Sylvella Dark Por-
celain

326 Cuculipe- Cuckoo’s

nella Feather

1327 Corylifo- Hazel Red
liella

1328 Ulmifoli- Elm Red

ella

1329 Alnifoli- Alder Red

ella

1330 Obscu- Dull Red

rella

Engl. names.

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4, p. 257.
7312 ARGYROMYGES.

St.4, p. 258.

7313 ARGYROMYGES.

St. 4, p. 258.

7314 ARGYROMYGEsS.

St. 4, p. 258.
7315 ARGYROMYGES.

St. 4, p.259.

— ARGYROMYGES.

St. 4, p.259.
7316 ARGYROMYGES.

St.4,p.259.

7317 ARGYROMYGES.

1331 Rufipun- Red and White Sé. 4, p. 259.

ctella Barred

7318 ARGYROMYGES.

Habitat, and
when found.

Gardens near
London. End
of May.

Woody places
near London.
End of May.

Coombe Wood.
End of May.

Woods round
London. End
of May and be-
ginning of
June.

Neighbourhood
of London.
June.

Darenth Wood.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Coombe Wood.
Beginning of
June.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
End of May.

2 7 j= ~

1292 7

1293 Nn

12941

295 7

L296 0

L297 n

ae

1298 N

L299 1

ae

13500 2

PHALZENA.

L301 nr

L303 Pr

1304. Tr

L306 Tr

I3B07 nv

1308 7

1310 nr

LGH le

ae

L312 Te

TAIZ 1

L314 mm

LELOG rr

maIer

L317 771

L309 1

ie
WWood Junr “28 m

L320 mm

1321 ™m

a

1322 mm

Se +

L323 Tr

L324 7”

I3B25 71

L326 7

1327 ™

Linn. names.

1332 Autu-
mnella

1333 Nivella

1334 Semiau-
rella

1335 Unipun-
ctella

Engl. names.

Autumnal

Snowy

Pale Gold
Dot

Simple Dot

1336 Spartifo- Golden Dot

hella

1337 Clerck-
ella

Clerck’s

PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

C.6, t.284. St.4, p. 260.
— ARGYROMYGES.

St.4,p.60. Argyromyves.

7325 Heripeta,

St. 4, p. 260.
myges.
7328 Heripeia.

Argyro-

St. 4, p. 260.
myges.
7327 HERIBEIA.

Argyro-

St. 4, p. 260.
myges.
7326 HERIBEIA.

punctaurella

Argyro-

St. 4, p. 261.
myges.
7324 HeErIBEIA.

Argyro-

2-C 2

193

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet ; taken at
Glanville’s
Wootten, Dor-
setshire; and
in the New lo-
rest. Begin-

ning of Octo-

ber.

Darenth Wood
and the New
Forest. Be-
ginning of
June.

Ripley in Surrey,
and the New
Forest. June.

Coombe Wood.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Very common
in the Broom.
field at Coombe
Wood. End of
May and be-
ginning of
June.

Darenth Wood ;
Ind
of May and be-

but rare.

ginning of
June.

194 PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1388 Haworth- Haworth’s Sted, p. 262, £.90, 72:28
ana 7319 Heriseta.

1339 Humer- Shoulder- St. 4, p. 262.

ella stripe 7320 HERIBEIA.
134¢ Forster- Forster’s St. 4, p. 262.

ella 7321 HeEriBera.

1341 Stmplici- Simple Shoul- S¢. 4, p. 263.

ella der-stripe 7322 Heripeia.

1342 Cogna-
tella der-stripe

Allied Shoul- St.4, p. 263.
7323 HeriseEia.

1343 Subbistri- Double Silver- St. 4, p. 264.

gella bar 7829 Microsetta.

1344 Obdsole- Obscure Dot Sé.4, p. 264.
tella 7330 MicrosETIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Neighbourhood
of Birmingham.
June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods.
End of May.

Coombe and Da-
renth Woods;
alsu the New
Forest, &c.
End of May.

Hertford and
Coombe Wood,
&c. End of
May and be-
ginning of
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
specimen was
taken at Da-
renth Wood in
June.

Darenth Wood; ~
but very rare.
Beginning of
June.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens at
Ripley in Sur-
rey. June.

PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1345 Exiguella Small Dot

1346 Cinereo-
punctella

Grey-dotted
Brown

1347 Stipella ‘Triple Gold-

spotted

1348 Guttella White-spotted
Sable

1349 Quadrella Silver-spotted
Sable

1350 Sequella Silver-blotch-
ed

1351 Pulchella Small Argent
and Sable

Beautiful Ar-
gent and
Sable

1352 Bella

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4, p. 264.

7331 Microsetta.

St. 4, p. 265.

7332 MicroseEtia.

St. 4, p. 265.

7333 Microsetta.

St.4, p. 265.

7334 Microsetia.

St. 4, p. 265.

7335 Microsetia.

St. 4, p. 266.

7336 MicroseEtTIA.

St. 4, p. 266.

7337 Microsettia.

St.4, p. 266.

—— Microsemi.

195

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods. End
of May and be-
ginning of
June.

Darenth Wood,
End of May.

Near Darenth
Wood. May.

Darenth Wood.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; also in
gardens at
Chelsea.
of May.

End

Hedges near
Woods. End
of May and be-
ginning of
June.

Darenth Wood ;
but very rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
in Scotland in
June.

196 PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera,

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1553 Nigrella Small double St. 4,p. 266.

Silver-bar

1354 Trimacu- Cream-spotted St. 4, p. 267.
lella Sable

1355 Subbima- 'Twin-spot
culella Sable

St. 4, p. 267.

1356 Nigrocili- Black-edged St. 4, p. 267.
ella Sable

1357 Unifasci- Silver-barred St. 4, p. 268.
ella Brown

1358 Medio- Central Silver- S¢. 4, p. 268.
fasciella bar

1359 Posticella Pygmy Silver- S¢. 4, p. 268.

bar 7345 Microsetia. °

1360 Aurella Diamond-bar- S¢. 4, p. 268.

red Pygmy

73888 MicrosETIA.

7339 Microsetia.

7340 Microsetia.

7341 Microsettia.

7342 MicroseEtTia,

7343 Microsetta.

7344 MicrosEtia.

Habitat, and
when found.
Darenth Wood,

&e. June.

Gardens in the
neighbourhood
of London; but
rare. Begin-
ning of June.

Gardens and
hedges round
London. Be-
ginning of
July.

Near London.
July.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
at Darenth
Wood in June.

Taken near Lon-
don; but very
rare. June.

Near London;
also near Ripley
in Surrey.
July.

Gardens and
hedges round
London. June.

13228 m

a _— ——

ILG mM

IBSO mm

ai

L531 mm

1332 m

L333 mn

L354

1530 ™m

PEAL AG NA L143

7337 Mm

T3386 7

TI39 N

1340 m

Le4l m

1342 m

3 | oe

L343 ™m

1344 n

L545 mm

W Wood Jun”

L346 mm 1355 m

L347 1356 7

1357 7m

rs

L34E In

=e =

LGSE mM

ae

L349 ™m

ae

1350 ™m

1359 In

IE"

13541 7 1360 ™

L352 mr 1367 m

T353 mm

1354 mm L363 rr

1362 ™

Linn. names.

1361 Floslac-
tella

PHALAENA.

Engl. names.

Creamy

Pygmy

1362 Atricapi- Black-headed

tella

Pygmy

1363 Ruficapi- Red-headed

tella

1364 Violace-
ella

Pygmy

Violet Pygmy

1365 Pygme- Least Pygmy

ella

1366 Sericiella Satin Pygmy

1367 Aurofas- Gold-banded

ciella

Synonyms and
new genera,

St. 4, p. 268.

7347 MicroseEtia,

St. 4, p. 269.

7348 Microsetia.

St. 4, p.269.

7349 Microsetia.

St.4, p. 269.

7346 Microsetia.

St. 4, p. 269.

7350 Microsetia.

St. 4, P- 270.

7351 Microserta.

St. 4, p. 270.

7352 MicroseEttia.

197

Habitat, and
when found.

Hedges near
London, and at
Coombe Wood.
End of May.

Gardens and
hedges near
London. Be-
ginning of
June.

Near London.
June.

Gardens round
London ; but

rare. June.

Near London;
and at Ripley.
June.

Near London ;
also at Coombe
and Darenth
Woods, &c.
June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one specimen,
now in his Ca-
binet, and taken
by him at Da-
renth Wood, in
June.

198

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1368 Gleichelia Gleiche’s

1369 Pfeiffer- Four-spotted
ella Gold

1379 Linneella Linneus’s

1371 Resella Reesel’s

1372 Zinckella Zinck’s

1373 Scheeffer- Scheeffer’s
ella

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

new genera.

St.4, p. 270.
7353 MicrosetTta.

St.4, p. 270.

7354 Microsetia
quadrigut-
tella.

C.4,t.152. St.4, p.271.

Glyphipteryx.
7355 CEcopHora.

St. 4, p. 272.
pteryx.
7356 Ckcopnora.

Glyphi-

St.4, p.272. Glyphi-
pteryx.
-——= (HicoOPHORAs

D.5,t.175. St.4, p.272.

Glyphipteryx.
7357 CXcorHoRA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood ;
but very rare.
June.

Darenth Wood;
but rare. End

of May.

Common on
lime-trees in
St. James’s
Park; also at
Battersea,
Chelsea, &c.
End of July
and beginning
of August.

Darenth Wood ;
but very rare.
Middle of July.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet; taken
near Norwich,
in Devonshire
in June.

Darenth and
Birch Woods ;
the New Fo-
rest, &c. End
of May and be-
ginning of
June.

Linn. names.

1374 Bimacu- Orange-

lella blotched
Black
1375 Eximia Nonpareil

1376 Metallel- Metallic

la

1377 Subcu-
prella

Coppery

1378 Aurogut- Gold-dotted
tella

1379 Variella Variable

Engl. names.

PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera,
St.4, p.272. Glyphi-
pteryx.
7358 CEcornora.

St. 4, p. 278.
pteryx.
7359 CEcopHora.

Glyphi-

St. 4, p. 273.
pteryx.
7360 Cicornora.

Glyphi-

St. 4, p.273. Glyphi-
pteryx.
CicorpHora.

St. 4, p.274. Glyphi-
pteryx.

7584 :

St.4,p.274. Glyphi-
pteryx.

199

Habitat, and
when found.

Devonshire,
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet ; taken
by him in
Holme-wood
lane, near Rip-
ley, in July
1827.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
two specimens ;
taken by him-
self at Ripley
in July 1827.

A single speci-
men in Mr.
Stephens’s Ca
binet. Taken
near London.

Mr. Stephens
has a pair;
found at Da-
renth Wood in
June 1818,

Taken by the
Rev; G.. T.
Rudd, ina sand
pit, near Lynd-
burst, in June
1834.

200

Linn. names.

1380 Lewen-
hoekella

1381 Latreil-
Jella

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Lewenhoek’s

Latreille’s

1382 Woodtella Wood's

1383 Fusco-
anea

1384 Fusco-
cuprea

1385 Merian-
ella

1386 Guttea

Brown-brassy

Brown-copper

Merian’s

White-spotted

Brown

St.4, p. 277.

Synonyms and

new genera.

C.7,t.304, St.4, p.275.
7361 PANcaALia.

St. 4, p. 275.
——— PANcALIA.

C.8,t.304. St.4,p. 75.

PancaLia.

St.4, p. 376.
7362 PANCALIA.

St. 4, p. 376.
73863 PancaLia.

St. 4, p. 376.
7364 Pancatia.

Callisto.

Habitat, ane
when found.

Darenth Wood, .

and the New
Forest. June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet; taken in
Cumberland,
and near Lon-
don; but rare.
End of June.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet; taken,
says Mr. Curtis,
on Kensall
Moor, in the
middle of June,
by Mr. R.Wood,
of Manchester.

Darenth Wood;
but rare. June.

Near London,
and at Ripley ;
but very rare.
June.

Near London,
and in the New
Forest. June.

Darenth Wood,
and other places
round London ;
but rare. End
of June.

PHALAENA.

Linn. names. — Engl. names.

1387 Fyeslella Fuesly’s

1388 Fusco-
cuprella

Brown-copper

1389 Fusco-
viridella

Brown-green

1390 Cinctella Silver-barred
Sable

1391 Albistri-
gella

White-striped
Sable

1392 Grandi- Great Raven-

pennis feather
1393 Cylin- Buff-blotched
drella Slender

Synonyms and
New genera,

D.11,t.382,f.1. St.4,

p. 277. Calliste,
7566

St.4,p.277. Callisto.
7367 ——.

St.4, p.278. Callisto.
7368 mcrae. |

St.4,p.279. Harfagus.

7369 ——.

St. 4,p. 279.

St. 4, p. 280.
7371 ——.

Astyages.

St. 4, p. 280.
1373 Deocrere eae

Harfagus.

Astyages.

201

Habitat, and
when found.

Marshy places
on Wimbledon
Common, and
near Brocken-
hurst. June.

Near London;
but very rare.
June.

Heaths and com-
mons round
London.
and July.

June

Taken by Mr.
Stephens at
Ripley in Sur-
rey. June.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
two specimens ;
taken near Lon-
don in June.

Near London,
and in the New
Forest; but
very rare.
June.

On poplar trees
near London,
and in Devon-
shire, &c.
June.

202 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1394 Coraci- Small Raven-
pennella feather

1395 Serratel- Notched-horn
la

1396 Obscurel- Brown-
la feather

13897 Gryphi- Vulture-
pennella feather

1398 Lutarea Shining Clay
1399 Ochroleu- Pale-shining
cella Clay

1400 Nigri- _ Black-fringed
cella Clay

1401 Flavica- Yellow-

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.4, p.280. Astyages.

7375 ——.

St. 4, p.280. Astyages.

7374

St.4, p. 281. Astyages.

7376 ——.

St. 4, p.281. Astyages.

7377 ——.

St. 4,p.281. Astyages.

7378 ——.

St.4, p.281. Astyages.

7379 ——.

St.4,p.281. Astyages.

7380 +—.

St. 4, p.282. Astyages.

put headed Black 7381 ——.

Habitat, and
when found.

Hedges in Mid-
dlesex, Kent,
Surrey, Essex,
&e. June.

Taken, but
rarely, round
London, and
near Ripley in
Surrey. June.

Darenth Wood,
Hertford, and
Ripley. June.

Darenth Wood.
Middle of June.

Taken near
Croydon in
June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Darenth Wood,
and near Dover
June.

Common in
woody places
round London.
June.

L364 7m

IBO5 TA

IB6G6 In

1367 7m

—_+——
|

Sah

L368 mm

L309 m™m

LG7ION

Lb71 1

L372 mm

L376 nN

1378 7m

1379 ™

IBEO Im

L381 72

PHALZENA.

1382 n

LGE4F 7

L386 7

I3BE8 7

1389 1

WWaod Juns

1390 7

PL.44

2391 n

LBG2Z Tt

L393 n

L3BIF 12

L396 Tt

L397 7

LFIS TN

PHALANA.,

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera.
1402 Angusti- Narrow- St. 4, p.282. Chryso-
pennella winged corys.

1403 Spissi- Thick-horned St. 4, p. 283, t. 41, f. 1.

cornis Green Metallosetia.
(883 ——,
1404 Trifolit Trefoil C.9,t. 391. St. 4, p. 284.

Metallosetia.
7384

1405 Anati- Goose-feather St. 4, p. 284.

pennella 7385 PorreEcrTaria.
1406 Otedipen- Bustard- St. 4, p. 285.
nella feather PoRRECTARIA.

1407 Anseri- Duck-feather St. 4, p. 285.

pennella —— Porrecraria.
1408 Struthio- Ostrich- St. 4, p. 285.
nipennella feather -—--~« PoRRECTARIA.

203

Habitat, and
when found,

West side of the
warren at
Coombe Wood.
Middle of June.

Damp places,
near Glanville’s
Wootton; also
in the fens near
Whittlesea
Mere, and at
Camberwell.
July,

Ripley, Hertford,
&c. On the
flowers of Tre-
foil. July.

Darenth and
Coombe
Woods; also in
gardens near
London. June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Near London,
and in the New
Forest; rare.
June.

Darenth Wood,
the New Forest,
and near Dover.
June.

204 PHAL ANN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1409 Ornati- Silver- St.4, p. 285.
pennella streaked 7386 Porrecraria.
Hook-tip
1410 Ochrea _ Silver- St. 4, p. 286.
streaked 7387 PorrecTaria.

1411 Gallipen- Cock's-feather St. 4, p.286.
nella 7388 PorRrEcTARIA.

1412 Lineolea Red-specked St. 4, p. 286.
7389 PorREcTARIA.

1413 Albicosta White-edged St. 4, p. 286.
7390 PorreEcTARIA.

1414 Leuca-
pennella

Lead-coloured St. 4, p. 287.
7391 PorRECTARIA.

1415 Argentu- Silvered St. 4, p. 287.
la 7392 PorreEcTARIA.

Habitat, and
when found.
Birch and Da-
renth Woods;
but very rare.

June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Darenth and
CoombeWoods,
&c. June.

Woody places
near London;
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
June.

Near London,
and at Darenth
Wood. June.

‘Coombe and

Darenth
Woods, Hert-
ford, Ripley,
&c. June.

Coombe and

~ Darenth

Woods, &c.
June,

PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

Synonyms and

new genera,

1416 Auritella Eared St. 4, p. 288.
setia.

7393 ——,

1417 Cygni- Swans’-feather St. 4, p. 288.
pennella setia.

7394 ——.

1418 Semial- Half-white St. 4, p. 288.
bella setia.

7395 ———,

1419 Triato. Treble-atomed St. 4, p. 288.
mea White setia,

7396 ——~.

1420 Floslactis Cream-colour- St. 4, p. 289.
ed setia,

7397 ——.

1421 Rufocine- Red-brindled St. 4, p. 289.
rea setia.

7398 ~——.

1422 Oleella Small Shining St. 4, p. 289.
Brown setia.

7400 ——.

1423 Lucidella Lucid St.4, p. 289.
setla.

7899 ——.

Aphelo-

Aphelo-

Aphelo-

Aphelo-

Aphelo-

Aphelo-

Aphelo-

A phelo-

205

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet. Taken
in June, at
Monk’s Wood
in Huntingdon-
shire.

Dover, June.
Ripley in Surrey.
June.

Norfolk, and
near London;
but very rare.
June.

Inthe neighbour-
hood of Lon-

don. June.

Round London.
June.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
June,

Taken near
Ripley, and at
Hertford, June.

°

206

Linn. names.

1424 Rufipen- Red-feather

nella

1425 Fulves-
‘CENs

Tawny

1426 Marginea Bordered
Straw

1427 Lambdel- Tawny Cres- D.2, t.57, f.2.

la cent

1428 Lunaris

1429 Lutarella Clay

1430 Satura- Dark-clay
lella
1431 Panzer- Panzer’s

ella

Engl. names.

PHALEN A.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, P- 289. Aphelo-
setia.

7401 ——.

St. 4, p. 289. Aphelo-
setia.

7402 ——.

St. 4, p. 290. Aphelo-
setia.

7403 ——~.

St. 4,
p.291. Batia.°
7404 ——.

Lesser Tawny-_St.4, p.291. Batia.
Crescent

7405 ae

St.4,p.291. Batia.

7406 ——.

St. 4, p.291.
7407 ——.

Batia.

St.4,p.292. Batia.

$408 ——.

Habitat, and
when found.
Darenth and
Coombe
Woods, June.

Round London,
and in the
New Forest.
June.

Darenth Wood,
Ripley, and
the New Forest,
June.

Darenth Wood,
the New Forest,
&c. June.

Chelsea, and
Battersea fields,
&e. June.

Near London;
but very rare.
June.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Mr. Stephens
possesses a
pair found near
London about
June.

1400 n

PHAILAENA.

THI 7 THE 71

LFOl nh

~~

1402 1

THO n LEI hn

1411 n 1420 71

LAOS n

LVO4 nt

cs al

L406 n

L407 1

ie

L088 n

SH2 1 S421

S44 1

415 1
x * 4S
ar

SALG 1 1425 2

TH7 1 W.Woed Jun” T4276 Nv

PL.45

SS

L427 1

aS

1428 1

L429 1

ae

L4GO nv

a oes iid —- - oe
—— 7
a i 7 call

PHALANA,

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1482 Flavi- Yellow-head St. 4,p.292. Batia.
Sfrontella 7409 :
1433 Alvearea Honey St.4, p.294. Achroia.

7410 GALLERIA.

1434 Cereana Honey-comb C. 13,¢.587. D.8,¢.283.
Se. 4, p. 295.

7411 GALLERIA.

1435 Sociella D850. 268, f.2, Sts 4,
M p. 296.
1436 Sociella F Pale-shoulder- 7413 Inytuta.
ed
1437 Anella 'Twin-spot St.4, p. 297.
7414 Inyrnra bipunc-
tata.

1488 Flammea Flame C.5,.201. St.4,p. 297.
Senta.

7415

1439 Sericea Silky _ St.4,p.298. Senta.

7416 ——.
2E

207

Habitat, and ,
when found.

Darenth Wood,
and near Cam-
berwell; but
rare. July.

Near London,
and in Devon-
shire; but
rare. June.

Birch Wood,
Epping, Devon-
shire and Nor-
folk. End of
June, or begin-
ning of July.

Darenth Wood,
and Ripley.
June.

Taken, says Mr.
Stephens, by the
late Mr.
Hatchet in the
Jews, burying -
ground at
Stepney.

Near Lewisham.
July.

Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
binet.

08 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1440 Cembrel- Large Grey
la

1441 Subfusca Drab Grey

1442 Dubitalis Hoary Grey

1443 Pyrallel- Yellow-stig-
la maed Grey

1444 Tristri- Three-
gella streaked
Grey
1445 Pallida Pale Grey

1446 Lineola Striped Grey

Synonyms and
new genera,
St. 4, p.299.
7421 Evporea.

St. 4, p. 299.
7422 Evuporea.

St. 4, p. 299.
7420 EuporeEa.

St. 4, p. 299.
7418 Euporea.

St. 4, p. 300.
7419 Evporea.

St. 4, p.300.
7417 Euporea.

St. 4, p. 300.
7424 EuDOREA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Trunks of fir-
trees round
London, &e.
July.

Taken with the
above.

On the trunks
of trees in
woods and gar-
dens round
London. June
and July.

Very common
in woods, &c.
round London,
during the
Summer.

Round London,
and in the New
Forest. June.

Near Whittlesea
Mere, and in
Monk’s Wood,
Huntingdon-
shire. June.

Round London,
and in the
North of En-
gland. June.

Linn. names.

1447 Murana

1448 Resinea

1449 Mercu-
rella

1450 Angustea Narrow-wing-

1451 Nebulel-
la

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Wall Grey

Resin Grey

Small Grey

ed Grey

Ermine Knot-

horn

1452 Binevel- Double-

la

blotched

Synonyms and
new genera,
C.4,t.170. St.4, p.301.
7423 Euporea.

St.4, p.301.

7425 Euporea.

St. 4, p. 302.

7426 EuporeEa.

St.4,p.302.

7427 Evuporea.

St. 4, p. 303.
7428 Puycira.

St. 4, p.303.
een LY OUT AS

209

Habitat, and
when found.

North of En-
gland, and in
Scotland. End
of June, and be-
ginning of July.

On the trunks
of fir-trees
round London;
also in the New
Forest, and
near Dover.
June and July.

Very common
on trunks of
trees round
London, &c.,
in the Summer.

Round London;
also near Tun-
bridge Wells
and Hastings.
June.

Darenth Wood,
and Epping
Forest. June.

Mr. Stephens
has but one
specimen, taken
near Brocken-
hurst in the
New Forest,
in July.

210 PHALANA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1453 Dilutella Powdered
Knot-horn
1454 Elutella Cinereous

Knot-horn

Rufous Knot-
horn

1455 Rufa

1456 dngus- Small Ermine

tella Knot-horn

1457 Semirufa Red-streaked
Knot-horn

1458 Bistriga Double-
striped Red
Knot-horn

1459 Tumida- Warted Knot-
na horn

Synonyms and

new genera.

St. 4, p.308.
7429 Puycira.

St. 4, p. 304.
7430 Puycita.

St. 4, p. 304.
7431 Puycita.

St. 4, p. 304.

7432 Puycita.

St. 4, p.305.
7453 Prycita.

St. 4, p. 305.
7434 Puycita.

St. 4, p.305.
7436 Puycira.

Habiiat, and
when found.
Coombe Wood,
and in Berk-
shire. End of
June and be-
ginning of July,

Hedges near
Darenth and
Coombe
Woods. June.

Gardens, and on
the borders of
Woods, round

‘London. July
and August.

The same as
above; but
found in June.

Coombe Wood,
Epping Forest,
and near Dover.
June.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
June.

Epping Forest ;
and near Da-
renth Wood.
June,

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl, names.
new genera,

1460 Fascia Broad-barred St.4, p.305.
Knot-horn 7438 Puycrra.

1461 Advenel- Marbled St. 4, p. 306.
la broad-barred 7439 Puycrra,
Knot-horn

1462 Marmo- Marbled St. 4, p. 306.
rea Knot-horn 7340 Puycita.

1463 Porphy- Porphyry St. 4, p. 306.
rea Knot-horn 7341 Puycira.

1464 Consoci- Allied Knot- St.4,p.306.
ella horn 7337 Puycita.

1465 Rhenella Dove-colour- St. 4, p.307.
ed Knot- 7442 Pyycita.

horn

1466 Pinguis TabbyKnot- — S¢.4, p.307.
horn 7443 Prycira.

211

Habitat, and
when found.

Epping Forest,
&e,; but rare.
June.

Darenth Wood,
and the New
Forest. End
of June.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods. End
of June and
beginning of
July.

Epping, and the
New Forest.
Middle of June.

Coombe Wood.
End of June.

Darenth Wood,
&c. End of
June.

Near Chelsea,
and in the
Green Park ;
but very rare.
June.

Linn. names.

1467 Hostilis

1468 Formosa

1469 Obtusa

1470 Obscura

1471 Ornatella Speckled

1472 Abictella Pine Knot-

1473 Tristri-
gella

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Varied Knot- St. 4, p.307.

horn — Puycita.
Beautiful St. 4, p. 308.
Knot-horn 7444 Puycita.

Blunt-winged St. 4, p. 308.
Knot-horn 7445 Puycita.

Obscure Knot- St. 4, p. 308.
horn —— Puycira.

St.4, p. 309.

Knot-horn 7446 Puycira.

St.4, p.809.

horn 7447 Puyciva.

Three-streak- St.4, p. 311.
ed Knot-horn PuyciTa.

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens
has two speci-
mens, one
taken at Dae
renth Wood,
and the other
at Ripley.
June.

Near Darenth
Wood, on the
whitethorn.
End of June
and beginning
of July.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.
Taken in June.

Coumbe and
Darenth
Woods. June.

Coombe and
Darenth

Woods. June.

Mr. Stephens's
Cabinet. Taken

by him at Da-
renth in June,

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PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn, names.

1474 Palum-
bella

Mealy Knot- S¢. 4, p. 311,
horn 7452 Puycita.

Homeo-

1475 Gemina Twin-barred St. 4, p.312.

Knot-horn soma.

7434 Puycita.

1476 Hybrida- Rush Veneer St. 4, p.312... Nomophi-
lis Ja.
6803 ——.

Thistle Ermine St. 4, p.313.
7453 ONocERA.

1477 Cardui

1478 Carnella Rosy Veneer St. 4, p.$14.
7454 Onocera.

Buff-edged _—St.4, p.314.
Rosy Veneer 7455 Onocera.

1479 Sangui-
nella

Flame Veneer St.4,p.314. Araxes.
7456 OnocEra.

1482 Minio-
sella

213

Habitat, and
when found,

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods; also
common near
Lyndhurst.
June.

Epping Forest.
June.

Woods and gar-
dens round
London; also
at Dover, &c.
July.

On thistles, in
the neighbour-
hood of Lon-
don, &c. Aue
gust.

Common near
Dover. July.

In the Castle
meadows at
Dover. July
and August.

Coasts of Cum-
berland and
Lancashire.
June.

214 PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

1481 Lotella Pale-edged = St.4,p.315. Araxes.

Flame 7457 ONocERA.
Veneer

1480 Ocellea Necklace St.4,p.316. Araxes.
Veneer 7458 ONOocERA.

1483 Ahenella Mouse-colour- St.4,p.316. Araxes.

ed Veneer 7459 Onocrra.
1484 Nebuli- Clouded St.4,p.317. Priona-
fera Veneer pteryx.

1485 Lythar-
gyrellus

Dark-streaked St. 4, p.318.
Satin Veneer 7460 CrambBus.

1486 Argyreus Streaked-Satin St. 4, p.318.
Veneer 7461 Crameus.

1487 Arbusto- Yellow-Satin St. 4, p. 319.
rum Veneer 7462 CramBus.

Habitat, and
when found.

Coast of Lanca-
shire. June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.
Taken near
London.

Darenth Wood,
&c. June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Near London,
the New Fo-
rest, Dover, &c.
July and Au-
gust.

Chalky places
round London,
&e. July and
August.

Near London;
also in the
New Forest,
and near Dover.
July and Aus
gust.

PHALANA.,

Synonyms and

Linn. names. Engl. names.
new genera.

1488 Argent- White-satin St. 4, p.319.
ellus Veneer 7463 Crameus.

1489 Dealbel- Ivory Veneer St. 4, p.319.

lus 7464 CRAMBUS.
1490 Tentacu- Portland St. 4, p.319.
Tellus Veneer 7466 CramBus.

1491 Hamellus Pearl-streak St. 4, p. 320.
Veneer 7465 Crampus.

1492 Pascuel- Inlaid Veneer St. 4,p.320.
lus 7467 CrameBus.

1493 Dumetel- Wood Veneer St.4,p.321.
lus 7468 CramBus.

1494 EHricellus Heath Veneer S¢.4,p.321.
7469 Crambus.

2K

215

Habitat, and
when found.
Common in
grassy places
round London,
&e. July and
August.

Chalky places
round London,
&c. June and
July.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet.
Taken/‘at
Coombe Wood.

Darenth Wood ;
the New Fo-
rest, Epping,
&c. June.

Very common
near London,
&c. June.

New Forest ;
but very rare.
End of June.

Mr. Stephens’s
specimen was
taken in June
in Cumberland.

216

Linn. names.

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

1495 Pratellus Dark inlaid

1496 Angus«
tellus

1497 Hortuel-

lus

Veneer

Narrow-wing-

ed Veneer

Garden
Veneer

1498 Cespitel- Straw-colour-

lus

1499 Monta-
nellus

1500 Margi-
nellus

ed Veneer

Dark Moun-
tain Veneer

Bordered
Veneer

Synonyms and
new genera,
St. 4, p.321.
7470 CramBus.

St. 4, p. 322.
7471 Cramsus.

St. 4, Pp: 322.
7472 CRAMBUS.

St. 4, p. 322.
7473 CRramBus.

St. 4, p. 323.
7474 CRAMBUS.

St. 4, p.$23.
7475 CRAMBUS.

Habitat, and
when found.

Very common
in fields, woods,
and gardens
round London,
&c. In the
Summer.

Gardens,
meadows, &c.,
near London,
and elsewhere.
Summier.

Middlesex,
Essex, Surrey,
Kent, &c.
Very common
during the
Summer.

Very common
round London,
and in the New
Forest, during
the Summer.

Mountains in
the North of
England. July.

In the neigh-
bourhood of

London. July.

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Linn. names.

1501 Culmel- Small straw- S¢.4, p.323.

lus coloured 7476 CRAMBUS.
Veneer
1502 Cerucel- Dark dwarf St. 4, p.324.
lus Veneer 7478 Cramebus auri-
ferellus.

1503 Pygmeus Pygmy Veneer St.4,p.324.
7479 CRAMBUS.

1504 Radiellus Streaked
mountain
Veneer

C.3,t.109. St. 4, p.324.
7480 CRramBus.

1505 Margari- Pearl-streaked St. 4, p.325,t.40,f. 2.
tellus Veneer 7481 CramBus.

1506 Latistrius Broad-streak
Veneer

St. 4, p. 325.
7482 CRamBus.

D.8, t. 263, f.1.
p. 325.
7483 CRAMBUS.

1507 Pinetellus Pearl Veneer St. 4,

Powdered
Veneer

St. 4, p. 325.
7484 CRAMBUS.

1508 Chryso-
nuchellus

2E 2

217

Habitat, and
when found.

Middlesex,
Essex, Surrey,
Kent, &c.
Summer.

Darenth Wood,
and Devon-
shire; but very

rare. July.

Isle of Wight.
July.

Mountains of
Cumberland,

&e. July.

Very common
near Birming-

ham. June.

Darenth Wood,
and the New

Forest. June.

Darenth Wood,
&e.

June.

Chalky places
round London,
&c. June.

218 PHALEAENA.

Synonyms and

Linn, names. — Engl. names.
new genera.

1509 Rorellus Chalk hill St.4, p.326.
Veneer 7485 CramBus.

1510 Falsellus Chequered St. 4, p. 326.
Veneer 7486 CrambBus.

1511 Luteellus Barred Veneer St. 4, p. 327.
7487 Crambus.

1512 Tristis Dingy Veneer St. 4, p.327.

7476 CRAMBUS.

1513 Inquna- Elbow-striped S¢. 4, p.327.
tellus Veneer 7488 CRAMBUS.

1514 Aridellus Chalk Veneer St. 4, p. 327.
7489 CramBus.

1515 Selasellus Dark-edged St. 4,p.328.
Veneer 7490 CramBus.

Habitat, and
when found,
Near London ;
but very scarce.
June.

Round London,
the New Fo-
rest, and De-
vonshire.
June.

Grassy places,
about Darenth
and Birch
Woods, &c.
June.

Darenth Wood,
and Epping
Forest. June.

Darenth Wood,
&e. June.

Darenth Wood.
Beginning of
July.

Near London,
at Ripley, and
in the New
Forests July.

Linn. names.

1516 Obtusel-
lus

1517 Petrifi-
cellus

1518 Aquilel-
lus

1519 Paleellus

1520 Culmo-
rum

1521 Fusceli-
nellus

1522 Nigri-
striellus

1523 Forficel-
lus

PHALENA.,

Engl, names.

Blunt-winged
Veneer

Common
Veneer

Dusky-yellow
Veneer

Large Yellow
Veneer

Brown-edged
Veneer

Brown Veneer
Black-streak-
ed Veneer

Aquatic
Veneer

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p.328.
7492 CramBus.

St. 4, p.328.
7493 CRAMBUs.

St. 4, p. 329.
7495 CRraAmBus.

St. 4, p. 329.
7496 Crampus.

St. 4, p. 329.
7497 CramBus.

St. 4, p.$29.
7491 Crameus.

St.4, p. 330.
7491 Crameus.

St. 4, p. 331.
7498 Cuito.

219

Habitat, and
when found.

Near Ripley in
Surrey, June.

Round London,
June.

Meadows and
lanes, near
woods round
London.
and July.

June

Very common
in meadows, &c.
round London.
End of June,
and all July.

Fields and
meadows, &c.
round London.
June and
July.

The same as
above.

Meadows near
Ripley. July.

Banks of the
Thames, Whit-
tlesea Mere,
marshy places
in Epping Fo-
rest, &c, June.

220 . PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Linn, names. Engl. names.
new genera.

1524 Fumeus Smoky Veneer St. 4, p.331.
7499 Cuizo.

1525 Punctige- Dark-wainscot St. 4, p. 332.

rellus Veneer 7500 Cutito.
1526 Phragmi- Wainscot Sé.4, 9.332,

tellus Veneer 7501 Cutto.
1527 Gigan- Gigantic St. 4, p. 332.

tellus Veneer 7502 Cutto.

1528 Caudellus Hook-tip St. 4, p.332.
Veneer 7503 Cuito.

1529 Acinaci- Narrow-wing- St. 4, p. 833, t. 40, f. 1.
della ed Veneer Theristis.
7504 Prurztya.

1530 Nemo- Pale Hook-tip S¢.4,p.334. Theristis.

rella Veneer 7504 PLUTELLA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London;
also at Whittle-
sea Mere, &c.;
but rare. June.

Taken near
Whittlesea
Mere. In July.

Near Whittlesea
Mere. June.

Marshes about
Hackney, and
at Whittlesea
Mere; very
rare. July.

Marshes near
Dartford and
Erith. June.

In a lane at the
bottom of Da-
renth Wood.
August and
September,

.
%

On the borders
of Darenth and
Birch Woods.
August.

PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

Tooth-
streaked
Hook-tip

1531 Dentella

1532 Falcella Dark Hook-
tip

1533 Scabrella Wainscot
Hook-tip

1534 Asperella Chequered
Hook-tip

Netted Hook-
tip

1535 Anten-
nellus

1536 Perci-
cellus

White-shoul-
dered

1537 Costellus

Double-barred Sé. 4, p.337.

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 4,p.355. Harpipte-
ryx
7506 Piurera.

St.4, p.335. Harpipte-
ryx.
7508 PLuTELLA sub-
faleatella

St. 4, p.335. Harpipte-
ryx.
7507 P.Luretra.

D.10, ¢.355, f. 5. Hy-
psolopha.
7509 PLuTELLA.

St. 4, p.336. Hypsolo-
pha.

7510 YrsoLtoruus.

Hypsolo-
pha.
7511 Yvprsotornus.

St. 4, p.338, Chetochi-
lus.
7512 YPrsoLornus.

221

Habitat, and
when found,

Gardens in Sur-
rey, Kent, Es-
sex, &c. Au-

gust,

New Forest.
June and July.

The same as
above.

Taken by Mr.
Dale, at Glan-
ville’s Wootton,
in August.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods; the
New Forest,
&e. July and
August.

Found, but rare-
ly, in the New

Forest. June.

Very common
near Darenth
Wood; the
New Forest,
&e.
and September.

August

222 PHALANA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

15388 fissellus Broad-streak St.4,p.338. Chetochi-
lus.
7521 YprsoLtoruus.

1539 Radia-
tellus

Radiated D.3856:97;f-4. SH,
p.388. Chetochilus.

7522 YprsoLopuus.

1540 Variellus Variable
Autumn

St. 4, p.839. Cheetochi-
lus.
7516 Yrsotoruus.

1541 Sylvella Wood Autumn S¢. 4, p. 339. Chetochi-
lus.
YPSOLOPHUs.

Red-headed
Autumn

1542 Rufimi-
trellus

St. 4, p.340. Chetochi-
lus.
7520 YPrsoLopuus.

1543 Maurel-

lus

Dingy Autumn S¢. 4, p.340. Chetochi-
lus.
75238 YEsoLopHus.

St.4, p.340. Chetochi-
lus.
7524 YpsoLopuus.

1544 Vitellus Black-back

Habitat, and
when found,

Birch, Darenth,
and Coombe
Woods, &c.
August and
September.

Birch and Da-
renth Woods;
also in the
New Forest.
Autumn.

Very common
in the woods
round London,

&c. Autumn.

Darenth Wood,
&c. Septem-
ber.

Woody places
round London.
Autumn.

The same as the
above.

Woods and
hedges near
London, in the
New Forest,
and in Devon-
shire. Au-

tumn.

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Linn. names.

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

1545 Sequellus Small Marvel S¢.4, p. 341. Chetochi-

1546 Porrec-
tella

1547 Annula-
tellus

1548 Maculi-
pennis

1549 Xylo-
stella

1550 Tapet-
zella

du Jour

Gray Streak

Annulated

Spotted-

winged

Honey-
suckle

Black-cloaked
Woollen

lus.
7525 YPrsoLopnus.

St. 4, p. 342. Cerosto-
ma.
7526 YprsoLopuus

Hesperidellus.

C.9, t.420. St. 4,p.342.
Cerostoma.
YPpsoLoPuus.

St.4, p.342. Cerosto-
ma.
YPsoLoPHus.
St. 4, p. 342. Cerosto-

ma.
7527 YPpsoLoPHus.

St. 4, p.343.
7531 Tinea.

223

Habitat, and
when found,

Taken in a lane
leading to Da-
renth Wood;
also at Ripley,
&c.; but rare.
July.

Gardens and
woody places
near London,
&e.
August.

June and

North of En-
gland, and in
Scotland.
July and Aue
gust.

Taken near
London; and
in the New Fo-
rest, &c. July.

Very common
in woods and
gardens in se-
veral counties.
In the Sum-
mer.

Very common,
in the Summer,
in houses and
gardens near
London, &c.

224

Linn. names.

1551 Semiful-
vella

1552 Vestian-
ella

1553 Ustella

1554 Fusci-
punctella

1555 Pellio-
nella

1556 Nigri-
punctella

PHALANA.

Engl. names.

Fulvous-tip St. 4, p. 344,

7582 Tinea.

Dark-brindled S¢.4,p. 344.
Woollen 7533 TINEA.

White-backed Sé. 4, p.344.
Black 7542 Tinea.

Brown-dotted S¢. 4, p. 345.
Woollen 7534 Tinea.

Single-spotted S¢.4, p.345.
Woollen 7585 ‘Tinra,

Many-spotted Sé. 4, p. $45.
Yellow 7536 Tinga.

Synonyms and
new genera. -

Habitat, and
when found.

The neighbour-
hood of Lon-
don; at Da-
renth and
Ripley; but
rare. June.

Very common
in houses, &c.
round London.
In the Sum-
mer.

The neighbour-
hood of Lon-
don, &c. June
aud July.

Houses near
London, &c.
The Summer.

Abundant in
houses, &c.,
round London
and elsewhere.
Spring and
Summer.

Houses, &e.,
near London;
also at Coombe
Wood. The

Summer.

PHALENA,

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1557 Albipunc- White-
tella speckled
Black

1558 Flave-
scentella Buff

Synonyms and
new genera,
St.4, p.345.
7537 TINEA.

Triple-spotted St. 4, p. 346.

7538 Tinea.

1559 Lappella Triple-spotted St. 4, p.346.

Yellow

1560 Sulphu-
rella

Sulphur

1561 Destruc- Destructive
tor

1562 Cloacella Dark-mottled
Woollen

1563 Granella Mottled
Woollen

7539 Tinea.

St.4, p. 346.
7540 TINEA.

St.4, p.346.
7541 Tinea.

St.4, p.347.

7543 Tinea.

St. 4, p. 347.
7544 Tinea.

2G2

225

Habitat, and
when found.

Houses and
gardens round
London. June.

Houses, &c, near
London. June.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods; also
in the New
Forest. June.

Taken round
London, in
June; but
rare.

Very common
in London, &c.
Spring and
Summer.

Round London,
&c. Summer.

Very common
in London and
elsewhere. All
the Summer,

PHALANA.

Synonyms and

Linn. names.
new genera,

Engl. names.

1564 Parasi- Light-brindled S¢. 4, p.347.

tella Woollen 7545 Tinga.
1565 Mediellus Agaric C, AS, t5.591,. at, 4,
p- 349.
7530 Evprtocamus.
1566 Birdella Birds’ C. 8, t.°844; St, 4,
p. 350.
7547 LeptpoceRa.
Setella.
1567 Medio- Middle- St. 4, p. 350.
pectinella Feathered 7548 Lxrpipocera.

1568 Taurella Little Bull St. 4, p.350.

7546 LeEpipocera.

St. 4, p.351.
7549 LEPIDOCERA.

1569 Chenopo- Spotted Bull
diella

Habitat, and
when found.

Near London,

&c. June and
July.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
three speci-
mens, twotaken
near Birch
Wood, and the
other in Hain-
hault Forest.
July.

Near London
and Hertford ;
but very rare.
July.

Marshes near
Limehouse,
Poplar, and
Hackney.
June.

Marshy lanes
round London.
End of June
and beginning
of July.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.
Taken at Hert-
ford, in the
Summer.

PH AL Zia, 227

Linn. names. Engl. names. Poon ee ee aug
new genera, when found.
1570 Mascu- Feathered C. 13, t. 607. St. 4, Darenth Wood,
lella Diamond- Dao. &c. End of °
back 7550 Incurvaria. May.
1571 Pectinella Feathered St. 4, p. 352. In the neigh-
Twin-spot 7551 Incurvaria. bourhood of
London. End
of May.
1572 Oehlman- Oehlman’s St. 4, p.352. Chalky places
niella 7552 Incurvarta. round London.
End of May
and beginning
of June.
1573 Spurta Spurious St. 4, p.352. Found near
Treble-spot 7553 Incurvarta. London; but
rare. End of
May.
1574 Tripunc- Treble- St.4, p. 353. Near London ;
tella spotted 7554 INcuRVARIA. gardens at
Chelsea, &c.
End of May
and beginning
of June,

1575 Opposie Two-spotted St.4,p.353. Amauro- Common in

tella Brown setia. gardens near
7555 ——. London; also

in the New

Forest, ke.

June.

228
Linn. names.

1576 Quadri-
punctella

1577 Minutella Double Gold-

1578 Atrella

1579 Cerusella Triple-spotted

1580 Albinella Albin’s

1581 Meger-
lella

PHALENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p.354.
setla.
7556 omen |

St. 4, p. 354.
setia.
7557 ——.

St. 4,p.354,
setia.
7558 ee

St. 4, p.355.
setia.
7561 ——.

St. 4, p. 355.
setia.
7563 ——.

St.4,p.355.
setia,
7564 ———,

1582 Albifron- White-fronted S¢.4, p. 355,

tella

setia,

Amauro-

Amauro-

Amauro-

Amauro-

Amauro-

Amauro-

Amauro-

Habitat, and
when found,

Gardens and
woody places
near London;
but rare. June.

Near London,
and in Nor-
folk. June.

Near Darenth
Wood. June.

Grassy places
near London;
but very rare.
June.

Near London,
and in the
New Forest,
&c. June.

Darenth Wvod,
and the New
Forest. Middle
of June.

In the neigh-
bourhood of
London. June.

PHA JENA L4.49

L553 1 1562 nh 1571 nh

1554 n L563 Te 15722

L546 1 L955 TN L564 Nv 1573 fh

L956 N L565 a 1574 71
L557 n L566 We L575 2
1549 nN 1558 Nn L667 We L576 he

1550 L559 1 L568 nN i577 12

15660 LGOIN ISIE nt

a

1552 0 Tt eee RIOD 1579 1

a aoe

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names.

Engl. names.

1583 Capitella Triple-spotted S¢. 4, p.356.
Black

7565 Lampronia.

1584 Prela- Spotted Violet S¢.4, p. 356.
tella 7566 Lampronia.

1585 Lerzella Barred Violet St. 4, p.357.
—— Lampronia.

1586 Flavi-
punclella

Four-spotted St. 4, p.357.
Brown 7568 LamprRonia.

1587 Rupella Four-spotted St. 4, p. 358.

Black 7567 LaAmMpPRonNia.

1588 Margine- Dotted-border Sé.4, p.358.

punctella 7569 LAmpRONIA.

229

Habitat, and
when found.

Orchards and
gardens round
London. End
of May and
beginning of
June.

Hedges near
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods. End
of May and
beginning of
June.

Near London,
and in the
New Forest;
but rare. June.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Near Darenth
Wood and
Westerham in
Kent; also in
the New Fo-
rest. June.

Mr. Stephens's
Cabinet; in
which is a pair
taken at Ripley
in June 1827.

230
Linn. names.

15 89 Mela-
nella

1590 Atrella

1591 Corti-
cella

1592 Subpur-
purella

1593 Semipur-
purella

1594 Purpu-
rella

PHALENA.

Synonyms and

Engi. names.
new genera.

White- St. 4, p.358.
speckled 7570 Lampronta.
Black

Dingy Black- St. 4,p.359.

speckled 7572 LAmpronia.

Golden- St. 4, p. 359.
speckled 7571 Lampronia.
Black

Purple Under- S¢.4, p.359.

wing 7573 LamprRonia.

St.4, p.359.
—— LAMPpRONIA.

Purplish Up-

perwing

Purple Upper- S¢. 4, p.360.

wing 7574 LamprRonia.

1595 Auropur- Gold-brindled Sé. 4, p. 360.

purella

Purple

_7575 Lampronta.

Habitat, and
when found.

On Elm trees
near London,
&e. June.

The neighbour-
hood of Lon-
don. June.

Gardens near
London, &c.
End of May
and beginning
of June.

Woody places
round London,
&c. ~ June.

Darenth Wood;

rare. June.

Taken occasion-
ally round
London. June.

Taken but
rarely near
London, on
flowers. Be-
ginning of
June.

Linn. names.

1596 Rubro-
aurella

1597 Helwi-
gella

1598 Sangui-
nella

1599 Calthella

1600 Concin-
nella

1601 Seppella

1602 Amma-
nella

1603 Bistri-
gella

PHALE'N A.

Engl. names.

Red Gold

Red-barred
Gold

Scarlet-barred

Gold

Small Gold

The Neat

Sepp’s

Single-spotted
Gold

Silver-striped
Gold

Synonyms and
new genera,

St. 4, p.360.

7576 LampRoONIA.

St.4, p. 360.

7577 LamprRonia.

St. 4, p.361.

7578 Lampronia.

St.4, p.361.

7579 T.aAMPRONIA.

St. 4,p.361.

7580 Lampronta.

St. 4, p. 362.

7581 Lampronia.

St. 4, p. 362, ¢.41, f-
7582 LamprRonia.

St. 4, p. 362.

7583 Lampronta.

a i |

231

Habitat, and
when found.

Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
Summer.

On flowers in
the vicinity of
London, &c.
In the Sum-

mer,

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet.

Very common
in meadows,
&c., round
London, in the
Summer.

Darenth Wood,
&c. June.

The same as
above.

Near Hertford;
Colney Hatch,
Darenth Wood,
and the New

Forest. May.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

232 PHALAEN A.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1604 Aurogut- Gold-dotted
tella

1605 Nebulea Nebulous
Slender

1606 Melea- Turkey’s
gripennella _—_ Feather

1607 Syringel- Confluent
la Barred

Double-bar-
red Slender

1608 Cinerea

1609 V-flava Yellow V

1610 Versicolor Changeable

1611 Substriga Obscure-
striped

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 4, p.363. Euspila-
pteryx.
7584 :

St. 4, p. 364.
7585 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 364.
7586 GRACILLARIA.

Ce A0, 2. A793 482294,
p. 364.
7587 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 364.
7588 GRACILLARIA.

SE: ‘4, P- 865.
7589 GRACILLARIA.

St.4, p. 365.
7590 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 865.
7591 GRACILLARIA.

Habitat, and
when found.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one, which he
found at
Ripley, in June
1827.

Hedges, &c.,
round London.
Spring.

Darenth Wood.
June.

Very common
in gardens
near London,
&c. June.

Coombe Wood,
&c. June.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens near
Ripley, in June
1827.

Near London
and Ripley.
June.

Hedges round
London; but
very rare.
June.

PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1612 Semi-
fascia

Semi White-
bar

1613 Purpurea Triangle-
marked
Purple

1614 Stigma-
tella

Triangle-
marked Red

1615 Ochrea-
cea

Triangle-
marked
Ochre

1616 Thunber- Thunberg’s
gella

1617 Hemidac- Mottled Red
tylella

1618 Rufipen- Dull Red

nella

1619 Elongella Plain Red

Violaceous
Slender

1620 Violacea

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p.365.

7592 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 366.

7593 GRAcILLARIA.

St.4, p. 366.
75

594 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 366.

7595 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 366.

7596 GracILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 367.

7597 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 357.

7598 GRACILLARIA.

St. 4, p. 367.

7599 GRACILLARIA.

St.4, p. 368.

7600 GRACILLARIA.

TNs (ite

233

Habitat, and
when found,

The same as
above.

Found in the
neighbourhood
of London.
June.

Near London.
Autumn.

The same as
above.

Gardens round
London, and
among oak
trees in woods,
&c. Autumn.

Hedges and
woody places
round London.
August.

The same as
above.

In the neigh-
bourhood of
London,
gust,

Au-

Near Darenth

Wood. July.

234 PHALANA.

Linn. names. Engl. names Snorer Habitat, and
aks , new genera. when found,
1621 osci- — Livid Slender St. 4, p. 368. Darenth and
pennella 7601 GraciLuaRia. Coombe
Woods, &c.
June.
1622 Leuca- Pale Slender St. 4, p.S68. The New Forest.
pennella 7602 GRACILLARIA. June and July.
1623 Sulphu- Sulphur New Forest.
rella July.
1624 Prean- PoplarSlender S¢. 4, p. 368. Hedges, and on
gusta 7603 GRACILLARIA. the trunks of
poplars near
London. End
of May.
1625 Bennett Sea-side C. 10, ¢. 471. St. 4, Mr. Curtis’s Ca-
Plume p. 370. binet. Taken,
ADACTYLUS. says that gen-

tleman, on
plants on the
Salterns at

Tollsbury,
Essex. End of
July.

1626 Penta- Large White H.t.1,f.a—q. D.5, Very common

dactylus Plume #110. St.4,p.371. in hedges and
7604 Preropnorus. lanes near
London, &c.

1627 Spiledac- Wormwood C. 4, t. 161. St. 4, The coast of
tylus Plume pol. Suffolk and
7605 PrEROPHORUS. Devonshire.

July,

Linn. names.

PHALENA.

Engl. names.

Synonyms and

new genera,

1628 Galacto- Spotted White St. 4, p.371.

dactylus

Plume

1629 Bipuncti- Grey Wood

dactylus

1630 Fusco-
dactylus

1631 Ptero-
dactylus

1632 Mono-
dactylus

1633 Tephra-
dactylus

1634 Tridac-
tylus

Plume

Brown Wood
Plume

Common
Plume

7616 Prerornorus.

St.4, p. 372.
7606 PreRopPHorus.

St. 4, p.872.
7607 PrerRornorus.

H. t.30, f. i—l.
p. 372.
7608 PrEeRoPHoRUs.

St. 4,

Hoary Plume ‘¢é. 4, p.373.

Plain Plume

Dotted-bor-

7609 PrerorHorus.

St. 4, p. 373.
7610 Preropuorus.

St.4, p. 373.

dered Plume 7611 Preropnuorus.

235

Habitat, and
when found,
Near Andover,
Reading and
Birmingham.
End of May
and beginning

of June.

Woods round
London. June
and July.

Woods and
gardens near
London. All
the Summer.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Kent,
Essex, Hert-
fordshire, &c.

The Summer.

Near Croydon,
and at Darenth
Wood. June.

Near Brocken-
hurst, at Ripley
in Surrey, and
in Norfolk;
but rare. July.

Darenth Wood,
and near
Brighton; rare,

June,

236 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1635 Niveidac- Snowy Plume
tylus

White-shafted
Plume

1636 Tetra-
dactylus

1687 Carpho- Citron Plume
dactylus

Ochreous
Plume

1638 Ochro-
dactylus

1639 Leuco- Lemon Plume

dactylus

Crescent
Plume

1640 Luna-
dactylus

1641 Pallidac- Pale Plume
tylus

1642 Migadac- Chalk-pit

tylus Plume

16438 Szmilr-
dactylus

Dusky Plume

Synonyms and
new genera.
St. 4, p.373.
7612 Prerornorvs.

St. 4, p.373.
7613 Prerornorus.

St. 4, p. 374.
7614 PrerRopHoRus
Citridactylus.

St.4, p. 374.
7615 Preroruorus.

St. 4, p. 374.
7617 PreRopHorus.

St. 4, p.374.
7618 Preropnorus,

SE. 4, p. Sis:
7619 PrreropHoRus.

St.4, p.375.
7620 PreRopHorRus.

St.4, p.375.
7621 PreroryHorus

Habitat, and
when found.

Darenth Wood.
July.

Darenth Wood,
Ripley and
Dover. June.

Whittlesea

Mere. August.

Darenth Wood.
July.

Darenth Wood;
but rare.
End of June.

Common in
grassy places
near Darenth
Wood, &c.
June and be-
ginning of

July.

Darenth Wood,
Hertford, Do-
ver, &c. June.

Near Darenth
Wood ; but
very rare.
June.

Dorsetshire, De-
vonshire, the

Pheodactylus. New Forest,

«ce.

Linn. names.

1644 T'rigono-
dactylus

1645 Rhodo-
dactylus

1646 Calodac-
tylus

1647 Tessera-
dactylus

1648 Puncti-
dactylus

1649 Cosmo-
dactylus

1650 Didacty-
lus

PHALAENA.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Triangle
Plume

St. 4, p.375.
7622 PrrrorHorus.

Rose Plume St. 4, p. 375, t.41, f. 3.

7623 Preropuorus.

Beautiful St. 4, p. 376.

Plume 7624 Prerornorus.
Marbled St.4, p. 376.

Plume 7625 PrEROPHORUS.
Brindled St. 4, p. 376.

Plume 7626 PreRopHuorus.

Dark Brindled St. 4, p.377.
Plume — — Preropnorus.

Spotted rusty D.9,t.318. St.4,p.377.

Plume 7627 Prreropnorus.

237

Habitat, and
when found.

Coast of Hamp-
shire, &c.
During the
Summer,

Near Coombe
Wood, and
Hackney; but
rare. May and
June.

Found occasion-
ally round
London; also
in the New
Forest. Au-
gust.

Rare near Lone
don; but come
mon in the
New Forest.
The Summer.

Near London,
and in Devon-
shire. June

and July.

Taken by Mr.
Stephens, near
Ripley, in June
1827.

Woody places
round London;
also in the
New Forest,
&e.
July.

June and

238 PHALENA.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera,

1651 Hetero- Spotted black St.4, p.377.

dactylus Plume

1652 Micro- Small Plume
dactylus

1653 Hexa- Six-cleft
dactyla Plume

1654 Polydac- Many-cleft
tyla Plume

7628 PreRopnuorus.

St. 4, p.377.
7629 PrEROPHORUS.

D.4,t.136. St.4, p.378.
7630 ALUCITA.

St.4, p.379.
7631 Atucita.

1655 Pecilo- Dark six-cleft St. 4, p.379.

dactyla Plume

7632 Atucira.

Habitat, and
when found.

Found with the
above.

Darenth Wood ;
but very rare.
June.

Very common
in gardens
round London,
&c. Summer
and Autumn.

The New Fo-
rest; but very
rare. June.

Mr. Stephens’s
Cabinet, Ta-
ken near
Brockenhurst
in June 1822.

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Linn. names.

PAPILIO.
83 Dia

84 Pyronia

85 Arcanius

SPHINX.
37 Nerii

1658 Epheme-
reformis

PHALANA.
1656 Suffusa

1657 Radiata

ADDITIONS.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Purple Pearl
Border

St. 1, p.34.
5822 MELIT&a.

Dark Under-
wing

Pale Heath

St.1, p.31.

5817 Metirama.
St.1, p. 69.

5860 Hiprarcuia.

Oleander

I, p. 525.

Beltless Clear- Entom. Trans. pl.10, f.1.

Thyridopteryx.

wing

St. 4, p. 385, pl. 16, f. 1.
Clostera

Dark Choco-
late tip

Rayed Ermine S¢. 2, p.77.
6030 SprLosoMa.

C.14,t.626. St.4,p.381.
Daphnis. Entom. Mag.

Remarks.

Mr. Stephens
has an English
specimen.
Takenin Sutton
Park, near Bir-
mingham.

Taken near Lon-
don in 1803.

A reputed indi-
genous speci-
men of this
insect was in
Mr. Plastead’s
Collection.

Taken in a draw-
Ing-room at
Dover, in Sep-
tember, 1833.

Taken by the
late Mr. Bolton,
inYorkshire. In
Mr. Stepliens’s
Collecticn.

Near Lordon;
but very rare.
End of May.

Mr. Stephens
has seen but
one specimen,
taken in York-
shire, now in
Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet.

240

Linn. names.
1659 Cursoria

1660 Plaga

1661 Albima-
cula

1662 Birivia

1663 Obscura

1664 Connexa

1665 Strigosa

1666 Cuspis

1667 Solida-
gmis

1668 Lutosa

AD DETEO NS.

Engl. names.
Rusty Dart
Striped Dart

White-spotted
Clay

Doabls:
striped
Clay

Dingy Bro-

cade
Union Rustic

Streaked

Dagger

Large Dagger

Golden Rod
Brindle

Synonyms und
new genera,

Agrotis.

St.4, p.388. Agrotis.

St.2,p.199. Lytza.

St. 4, p. $88. Graphi-
phora.

St.2, p. 184.

6203 Hanpena.

Apamea.

St. 3, p 39.
6281 AcronycTa.

SE. os p. 40.
6283 ACRONYCTA.

Curtis, 14, pl. 685. Xy-

lina.

Clay Wainscot Hubner, t, 48, f. 232.

St.4,p.390, Nonagria.

Remarks.
Near Bristol.

Whittlesea Mere.

Whittlesea Mere.

From Mr.
Haworth’s Ca-
binet.

Vormerly in
Mr. Haworth’s
Cabinet. Sup-
posed to have
been taken in
Norfolk.

Norwood; in
Mr. Hatchett’s
Collection.

Mr. Bentley’s
Cabinet.
Taken by Jo-
seph Eveleigh,
Esq.,near Man-
chester, 1n1837,
in abundance.

Mr. Curtis has a
specimen taken
in Derbyshire.

Linn. names.

1669 Veetis

1670 Cordi-

gera

1671 Aprica

1672 Scutosa

1673 Subato-
maria

1674 Zonaria

ADDITIONS.

Synonyms and

Engl. names.
new genera.

Southern CalOre 450s) St 4

Wainscot p- 390. Nonagria.

Small Dark
Yellow-

underwing

St.3, p. 112.
6391 ANARTA.

The Nun Si: 3, p. 113.

6394 AconmTria.

Spotted Clover Curtis, 13, pl.595. He-

Moth liothis.

Dotted Angle Haworth. Timandra,

Belted Brindle St. 4, p. 391. Entom.

Mag. 2,p.437 Nyssia.

ae

chs

241

Remarks.

Mr. Curtis men-

tions this in-
sect as inhabit-
ing Black-gang
Chine, Isle of
Wight, and
Whittlesea
Mere, in July.

Scotland. Mr.

Curtis’s Cabi-
net.

A single speci-

men, according
to Mr. Ste-
phens, taken
nearly half a
century since
by Mr. Tinley.

Carlisle.

Mr. Bentley's

Cabinet; from
Mr. Haworth’s.

Taken at the

Black Rock,
near Liverpoul,
in September
1832, and Fe-
bruary 1833.

242 ADDITIONS.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

1675 Tauaria ‘Tau Brindle

1676 Poly-
grammata

Many-striped

1677 Luteolana Striped Clay
Tortrix

1678 Juliana July Tortrix

1679 Areolana Streamlet

1680 Roborella Dotted Knot-
Horn

1681 Cristella Purplish
Knot-horn

1682 Legatella Plain Knot-
horn

Brown Knot-
horn

1683 Fusca

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 4, p. 391. Entom.
Mag.1,431. Nussia.

St. 3, p. 256.

6606 PHIBALAPTERYX.

St.4, p.395. Tortrix.

St.4, p.396. Lozotenia.

St. 4, p. 396. Carpo-

capsa.

St.4, p.309.
7448 Purycita.

St. 4, p.310.
7449 Prycita.

St. 4, p.310.
7450 Prycita.

St.4, p. 310.
7451 Puycita,

Remarks.

Mr. Newman’s
Cabinet; to
whom we are
indebted for the
use of the spe-
cimen. Taken
at Leominster,
in June 1832.

Said to have
been taken in
Norfolk.

Whittlesea Mere.
In June.

New Forest.
In July.

Devonshire,
Yorkshire, and
Norfolk.

Middlesex, Sur-
rey, Essex, &c,
End of June.

Hedges near
Coombe and
Darenth
Woods, &c.
End of June.

Found with the
above; but not
so common.

Darenth Wood;
but very rare.
June.

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ADDITIONS .

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DOUBTFUL BRITISH

Linn. names. Engl. names.

PAPILIO.
1 Podalirius Scarce Swal-
low -tail
2 Palzno
3 Apollo Crimson-
ringed

4 Mnemosyne

5 Maturna

6 Niobe

Synonyms and
new genera.

D.4, pl.109. St.1,p.6.
5795 Papttio.

Hub.t.86, f.434. St.1,

p-11.
5798 Cotas.

D.13,t.433. St.1, p. 25.

5813 Dorirtis.

St. 1, p. 26.
5814 Dorris.

St. 1, p. 33.
5821 Me.irmea.

St.1, p.37.
5826 ARGYNNIS.

SPECIES.

Remarks.

Not authentic-
ated as Bri-
tish.

Introduced as
British by
Martyn in his
Aurelian’s
Vade-Mecum.

Introduced by
Donovan as
British, but
without suffi-
cient authority.

Marked by
Turton as
British in his
Translation of
the Systema
Nature.

Not authentic-
ated as Bri-
tish.

In the indige-
nous collection
of the late Dr.
Abbot of Bed-
ford.

244
Linn. names.

7 Hampstedi-

ensis

8 Huntera

9 Levana

10 Populi

11 Sibilla

12 Mera

15 Phaedra.

14 Alcyone

DOUBTEUL

Engl. names.

Albin’s Hamp-
stead Eye

BRITISH

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.1, p. 48, t.5, f.3 & 4.
Vanessa.
5837 CynTHIA.

St.4, p.381. Vanessa.

St. 1,p.49. Vanessa.
1838 CyYntTHIA.

SiAsp.51.
5840 Limenitis.

Sé. 1, p. 52.
5842 LimeEniItis.

St.1,p 55.
5844 Hiprarcnia.

St. 1, p. 56.
5846 Htipparcnuia.

Sé.1, p56.
5847 Hipparcuia.

SPECIES.

Remarks.

The only speci-
men of this in-
sect is figured
by Petiver,
who says it was
found by Albin
at Hampstead.

Said to be taken
in Pembruke-
shire by Capt.
Blomer.

Considered by
Turton as a
native species.

Said by Stewart
to be British,
and found in
July.

Also said by
Stewart to be
British.

Introduced as
British, pro-
bably by mis-
take for H.
Ageria,

Noticed as Bri-
tish by Turton.

Said by Stewart
to inhabit
Scotland.

DOUBTEUL- BRITISH SPECIES. 245

Linn. names.

15 Mnestra

16 Alcon

17 Malveze

18 Sylvius

19 Globularie

20 Scabiose

21 Peucedani

Engl. names.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 1, p.63.
5855 Htipparcuia.

St. 1, p. 88.
matus.

Polyom-

St.1, p. 98.
5888 THyMELE.

St. 1, p. 100.
5892 PampuHILa.

St. 1, p. 106.
5899 Ino.

St. 1, p. 108.
5901 ANTHROCERA.

St. 4, p.383.
5906 ANTHROCERA.

Remarks.

Admitted as
British by
mistake.

Introduced by
Haworth in the
old Entomolo-
gical Transac-
tions.

Mr. Stephens
does not believe
that this insect
has ever been
taken in En-
gland.

Said to be En-
glish, but not
satisfactorily
ascertained.

Introduced in
the Syst. Cat.
in mistake for
a var. of
Statices.

According to
Mr. Haworth,
this insect
was taken near
London by
Capt. Linde-
gren,

Mistaken by
Wilkes for An.
Filipendule.

246

Linn. names.

SPHINX.

22 Carolina

23 Qunque-

maculatus

24 Drurei

25 Plebeia

26 Pecila

27 Daucus

Engl, names.

Tobacco

Yellow-spot-
ted Unicorn

Synonyms and

new genera,

G2S,t319T Stel, pels.

5911 SpuHinx.

Det oO.
p. 119.

3912 Sputnx.

D. 14, t. 469.
p-120.

5914 SpuHinx.

St. 1,p. 122.
5917 SpuHInx.

St.1, p.122.

5918 SpuInx.

Sé. Lp. 126.

Spee

5922 DEILEPHILA.

DOUBTFUL BRITISH SPECIES:

Remarks.

Taken in En-
gland, but im-
ported from
America.

Also a North
American in-
sect, but has

been taken at
Chelsea.

A native of Aine-
rica; but taken
at four different
times in En-
gland.

Introduced into
the old En-
glish Cabinets
in mistake for
Pinastri.

Mr. Stephens
doubts the
authenticity of
this insect, said
to be British.

Taken near
Lynn in Nor-
folk; buta
native of
America.

DOUBTFUL BRITISH SPECIES. 247

Synonyms and
new genera.

Tann. names. Engl. names Remarks.

28 Argentata Sé.1,p.130. - Found in some
5924 DeriLerHtLa. old Cabinets ;
but not consi-
dered as Bri-
tish.

29 Thysbe St.1,p.135. SesiaCim- A native of
biciformis, North Ame-

rica; but ob-
tained from
Plastead’s Ca-
binet as British
by Mr. Ste-
phens.

PHALZENA.

30 Anasto- Shas los Mr. Stephens
mosis 5953 CLosTERA. has never seen

an indigenous
specimen,
though Stewart
has it in his
Elements of
Natural Hi-
story as British.

51 Quernea Shady pels Hlaworth sup-
5980 CHaonta. posed this to
be British.

32 Tau Tau Emperor Sé. 2,p.387. Mentioned as
5984 AGULAIA. British by
Martyn only
in his Aure-
lian’s Vade-
Mecum.

2K

248 DOUBTFUL

Linn. names. Engl. names.

33 Dumeti

BRIDES SPH Chess.

Synonyms and
new genera.

St. 2, p. 41.
5991 LastocamPa.

34 Proces- Processionary St. 2, p.47.

sionea

35 Mlicifolia

36 Populifolia

37 Mori Silkworm

38 Matronula

39 Hebe

40 Purpurea

5995 CNETHOCAMPA.

Sha2, Pode
6002 GaAsTROPACHA.

St. 2, p. 53.
6003 GAsTROPACHA.

ACh 19, floss ul: t.13,
f.a—f. St. 4, p.385.
Bombyx.

St. 2, p. 70.
6019 ArcTIA.

S¢.2,p.71.
6021 Arcttia.

St. 2, p.71.
6022 ArcTIA.

Remarks.

Mentioned by
Stewart as
British; but
doubtful.

Pronounced
British by
Martyn and
Stewart; but
on no good
foundation.

Introduced by
Turton; but
not ascertained
to be British.

Martyn has
given this as
British.

Figured in the
British works
of Albin and
Harris; but
not indigenous.

Noticed as Bri-
tish by Dr.
Turton.

Reputed, but
improperly,
to be British.

Given as British
by Turton and
Stewart.

DOUBTFUL BREPES EH SPECIES. 249

Linn. names.

41 Aulica

42 Rubea

43 Depuncta

44 Imbecilla

45 Verspicil-
laris

46 Ludifica

47 Pteridis

Synonyms and
new genera.

St.2,p.71.
6023 ArctTia.

St. 2, p.79.

6082 PENrHOPHERA.

S250. 183:
6119 GrapuHIPHORA.

Curtis’s Guide, p. 180.

Graphiphora.

Calophasia.

St.3, p.46.
6293 Direnrurra.

She 5, ps 49,
6298 DirHTuERA.

ON

Remarks.

In Martyn’s
Aurelian’s
Vade-mecum.

In Samouelle’s
Introduction to
the Knowledge
of British
Insects ; but
without author-
ity.

Entered as Bri-
tish by Mr.
H}aworth in his
Prodromus.

Supposed to be
British by Mr.
Curtis.

Introduced by
mistake for a
var. of conspi-
cillaris, in the
British Mu-

seul,

Marked by
‘Turton as
British.

Mentioned as
British by
Samouelle.

250 DOUBTFUL

Linn. names. Engl. names.

48 Luteago

49 Gnaphali

50 Asclepiadis

51 Celsia

52 Chalcytis

Scarce Black-

neck

55 Ludicra

54 Leucomelas Large Four-
spotted

Synonyms and

new genera.

St. 3, p. 70.
6328 GorTyNa.

St.3, p.90.
6364 CucuLIIA.

hed, PaOte

6371 ABRosTOLA.

St.3,p.99. Calotenia.

6374 Crnsia.

Plusia.

NSS Lee Lo

6417 Opniusa.

Sé. 35 Pp. 128.

6420 CaTrernia.

BRITISH SPECTES.

Remarks.

Inserted by
Samouelle in
the Entomolo-
gist’s Compen-

dium.

Introduced by
mistake for
Solidaginis.

Said to have
been taken in
England; but
Mr. Stephens
has not seen
an indigenous
specimen.

Introduced into
the Vade-
Mecum as Bri-

tish by Martyn.

Supposed to be
British; but

not ascertained,

In Mr. Swain-
son’s Collec-

tion,

This insect was
in the late
Mr. Haworth’s
Cabinet

—— S

DOUBTFUL* BRITISH SPECIES.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

55 Elocata

56 Pacta

57 Triquetra

Canary-
shouldered
Thorn

58 Alniaria

59 Dilectaria Small ‘Thorn

60 Ocellaria

61 Monilis

Synonyms and
new genera.

1.5,t.217. St.3, p.132.

6424 CATOCALA.

St.3, p.133.
6426 CarTocaLa.

St.3, p.189.
6434 Eucripia.

St. 3, p. 164.
6460 GroMETRA.

St.3, p. 204.
6526 BRADYEPETES.

Epione.

St.3,p.200. Ephyra.

St. 4, p. 391.
lopha.

Hy pso-

251
Remarks.

Obtained from
the late Mr.
Blunt’s Cabinet
by Mr. Curtis ;
but a native of
Portugal.

A native of Nor-
way; mistaken
by Wilkes for
British.

A native of Hun-
gary ; inserted
by mistake in
the Entomolo-
gist’s Compen-
dium.

In Stewart’s
Elements of
Natural Hi-
story as Bri-
tish.

Supposed only
by Haworth to
be British.

Of doubtful au-
thenticity.

Mentioned by
Fabricius as in-
habiting En-
gland; but is a
native of

Georgla.

252

Synonyms and
new genera.

Linn. names. Engl. names.

62 Melanaria Yellow-under- S¢.3, p.149. Fidonia.
winged 6591 ——.
Magpie

63 Tinctaria
6681 Mrnoa.

64 Purpuraria Purple-barred S¢.3,p. 207. Aspilates.

Yellow

65 Decoraria
Acidalia.

66 Fascialis St. 4, p. 33.

67 Dimidiatus Tea Tabby — St.4,p. 24.

6775 AGLossA.

68 Marginatus Haworth.

St.3, p.291. Cleogene.

Curtis's Guide, p. 194.

Ennychia.

DOUB TRULY BRIDTS A? S EEC GE'S.

Remarks.

The late Mr.
Haworth,
though he ad-
mitted this
from report as
British, had
seen only fo-
reign speci-

mens.

Locality not
known.

A reputed Bri-
tish specimen
is in Mr.
Swainson’s
Cabinet; the
reference in
p. 89, No. 539,
is to Asp, gil-
varia 9.

Indicated as
doubtful by
Mr. Curtis.

Introduced by
mistake.

Brought with
the tea from
the East In.
dies; not indi
genous.

Introduced by
Haworth.

DOUBTEUL

Linn, names. Engl. names.

69 Magnificalis Brindled

70 Nebulalis Dusky
Brindled

71 Anthra-
cinellus

72 Bracteella

BRITISH SPECIES. 253

Synonyms and
new genera,

St. 4, p.395. Cataclysta.

St.4,p.60. Margaritia,
6835 ScopuLa.

St.4, p.348. Euploca-
mus.

Curtis’s Guide, p. 208,
Enicostoma.

Remarks.

Stated by Hubner
to be found in
England; a
mistake proba-
bly, for New
England.

Introduced by
mistake as syn-
onymous with
Prunalis.

Introduced by
Turton without
authority.

Supposed by
Curtis to be
British.

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DOUBTFUL BRITISH SPECIE:

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INDEX.

*,* The Generic names in the third column as altered by Mr. Stephens since his

Catalogue was published, have been adopted in this Index.

PAPILIO.

Apatura Iris, page 5... 1
Argynnis Adippe, 4... 1
Aglaia, 4 1

eee ry

Lathonia, 3 ......... 1
INTobes 243i cececcen. 53
Paphia, 4 ....... gagoe
Colias Chrysotheme, 1 1
FIGUSA GL ecaccc serene 1
Europome, 1......... 1
Eliya ep 2iies casteise sees 1
Palzen0;)243) .ccc000se 53
Cynthia Cardui, 5...... 1
Hampstediensis, 244 53
Levana, 244 ......... 53

Doritis Apollo, 243 ... 53
Mnemosyne, 243... 53
Gonepteryx Rhamni,1 1

Hipparchia Ageria, 6. 2
Alcyone, 244 ....... 53
Arcanius, 239. ...... 52
Blandina;i6: .3.22.... pe
Cassiope, 6 .......6. 2
IDEWGRE () gasccstescee 2
Galathea, 5 ......... 2
FeCrONOmestesasscccece 2
Hyperanthus, 6 .... 2
Vania NOM adeace ca. cere
Ibihegerh (G) “coseececsdos 2
Meera, 244 ..cccccee 53
Me Rceray O.cccnencees 2
Mnestra, 245 ...... 53
Pamphilus, 6 ...... 2
Pheedra, 244......... 53
Polydama, 6......... 2
SEMEIE; Ol cseccccescce 2
MithOnusst ieee. < sce 2

Leucophasia Sinapis, 2 2
Limenitis Camilla, 5... 2

Populi, 244 ......... 53
Sibilla, 244 ......... 53
Lycena Chryseis, 7... 2
DISA oscens oe nox 3
Hippothoe, 7 ...... 2
Phleeas, 7 ..... ences 2
Virgaures, 7.2... 3
Melitza Artemis, 3... 1
GDA aac chaes oses Feaoc eal
OInSiae Sh caysersecsme, 2

Pr

Melitea Dia, page 239 52
Tuphrosyne, 3 ...... 1
Maturna, 243 ...... 53
Pyronia, 239.......0. 52
Seleneta vcccctenes cee ]
Nemeobius Lucina, 3. 1
Papilio Machaon, 1... 1
Podalirius, 243 ..... 53
Pamphila Acton, 9... 3
Bucephalus, 10 3
Commassl0Nse. ces 3
TiN E3' 3 Oe esis cessor 3
PanISCUS Ohm. caasee ce 3
Sylvanus, 9 ......00. 3
Sylvius, 245 ........ 53
Pieris Crategi, 3 ...... 1
Polyommatus Acis, 8. 3
AdONIS) Bier scseen vane 3
ANG ESTIS; Qlecersesacsoeun O
AICONS 24 Dnieseesesene 53
Ale@xas: Sie. sc asses Zs
SAISUSSE God smesecsnccess 3
AT PIONS, | J) veasessss 3
AT GUS) Sliseses oneness 3
NWalohitite) secoonco se obce 3
Artaxerxes, 9 ...... 3
Corydon Se sccnccdscetn
Dorylas, 8..........4. 3
Eros, 8 ......-0. “onddo |e
Leen tsiggeenacocoon 3
Salmacis, 9 ......... 3
Pontia Brassice, 2 ... 1
Cardamine, 2 ...... 1
Chaniclea, 2'......... 1
Duplidice, 2......... 1
IMGtr aga teanacecenees ]
INEVOIS 7 oocccducucact eg all
Rapes 2vesceeccenacicne 1
Sahellicee, 2 ....o..» 1
Thecla Betule, 6...... 2
Bruni Oes..ceeacessaes 2
Quercusi/tuec caves 2
RD Tod iee cater sincatees 2
SVOUNG 2/ cosedesece eee af ge
Wis AUD UIE 7 scncnccn'e 2
Thymele Alveolus, 9.. 3
Malvze, 245 ..s0c00- ass
Tages, 9 ccecccccyeoee 3

Vanessa Antiopa,4... 1
2L

lel.

Vanessa Atalanta, page

Aa as ccsececsaentesas
@yAlbum,) 4 scscnesae l
Huntera, 244 ...... 53
TOs Boveccccccesevccceas 1
Polychlorus, 4 ...... 1
Urticwe 740 reeesscceres 1

SPHINX.

Acherontia Atropos,12 4
Aigeria Allantiformis,

4
Asiliformis, 14...... 4
Chrysidiformis, 14. 4
Culiciformis, 15 ... 4
Cynipiformis, 14... 4
Formiciformis, 15... 4
Ickneumoniformis,

eaeinteincisiacisiaisisieesia’ 4
Mutilleformis, 15 . 4
Philanthiformis, 14. 4
Spheciformis, 14... 4
Stomoxiformis, 15. 4
Tipuliformis, 15 ... 4

Anthrocera Filipendula,

AWS taom cocicnn aes»
Hippocrepidis, ll . 4
Loti, 11 4
Meliloti; Ul) oc. .c0c0. 4
Trifolii, 11 4
Daphnis Nerii, 239 .., 52
Deilephila Argeutata,
DATasccvdesccscesane 53
Celereo, 13 4
Daneus 24600. c.0e 53
Elpenor, 13 ......... 4
Euphorbia, 12 ...... t
4
4
4
4

sete eenee

Galii, 12
Livornica, 13
Porcellus, 13
Ino Statices, 11
Macroglossa Stellata-
TUN lid cscces caeaee 4
Sesia Thysbe, 247 ... 53
Fuciformis, 13 ...... 4
Bombyliformis, 13. 4
Smerinthus ocellatus,
Wiese sate naeveneent 4

eee eee

256

Pe

Smerinthus Populi,
DAY OM Divcescce scan 4
ilice vel 2areseactee cose 1
Sphinx Carolina, 246 . 53
Convolvuli, 12 ...... 4
Drurei; 246 odsees ces 53
Higustrijgl2o..0. sea 4
Pinastri,al2acersccece 4
Blehern24Grccccsse: 53
Peecilay24Geecwescces 53

Quinque-maculatus,
AOU errarecceeeeccss 53

Thyridopteryx Ephe-
merzformis, 239 ... 52
Trochilium Apiformis,
14

Crabroniformis, 14. 4

PHALAINA.

Ablabia Quadri-punc-
Tana 7 Vrecssees 33

Abraxas Grossulariata,
Memeeceerccrecdees 22
Bantariass9 siecsesesees 22
Ulmatay 9/tcesseccese 22

Abrostola Asclepiadis,
Pan) Apdorion ScbbAAHOD 54
TStHIS S/S eeaccs cee 16
Triplacea, 70........- 16
Urrticceh/Meerncssses ss 16

Achatia Piniperda, 56. 13
Achroia Alvearia, 207. 45
Acidalia Aversata, 113 26

Decoraria, 252... .. 54
Floslactata, 114 ... 26
Fuliginata, 114...... 26
Mumatas lls cesesess 26
Inomata gS 0c... 20
Lactata, 114......... 26
Marginepunctata,

Vili Msceiseccesvsties 25
Osseata, 113......... 25
Remutata, 113... .. 26
Subsericeata, 113... 26
Virgularia, 113...... 26

Acleris Bifidana, 160 . 36
Cerusana, 160 ...... 36
Gnomana, 160 ...... 2)
Scabrana, 160 ...... 36 |
Subtripunctulana,

GOB eecsscssectresse 36
Tripunctulana, 160. 36

Acompsia _Cinerella,

LOU Meekecensceests 40
Tinctella, 180 ....... 40
Unitella, 180......... 40

Acontia Aprica, 24]... 52

INDEX.

Pl.

Acontia Caloris, page
Luctuosa, 73..... aoe WA
Solaris, 73....... a,
Acosmetia Arcuosa, 75 17
Caliginosa, 75 ...... 17
Lineola, 75 .... 4s. 17
Lutescens, 75 ...... 17
Ite 7/8) oasaanaosoge We

Acria Emarginella,179 40
Acronycta Alni, 60 ... 14

Auricoma,, 6l.ise... 14
Cuspis;'240) cc csc.0: 52
Euphorbie, 61...... 14
Euphrasiz, 61 ...... 14
Ligustri, 60 ......... 14

Megacephala, 60 ... 14
Menyanthedis, 61... 14

Pst iO0ssiscssees Stnou, Ue:
RumicisOleeascacs 14
Strigosa, 240 ....... 52
Dridens60 Me .scctess 14

Actebia Precox, 57.... 13
Adactylus Bennetii,234 51
Adela Cuprella, 182... 40

De Geerella, 182 ... 40

Fasciella, 182 ...... 40
Frischella, 183...... 41
Latreillella, 182 .... 40
Panzerella, 183...... 41

Reaumurella, 182... 40
Robertella, 183...... 41

Sulzellay182%.225... 40
Swammerdammella,
USO eacecccincccsscess 41
Viridella, 183 ....... 41
Aithia Emortualis, 118 27
Aglia Tau, 247......... 53

Aglossa Cuprealis, 119 27
Dimidiatus, 252 ... 54
Pinguinalis, 119 ... 27
Streatfieldii, 119 ... 27

Agrotera Flammealis,

120 ke ceemacnensecces 2

Agrotis Aqua, 33......
Annexa, 34
Aquilina, 35.........
Corticea; Soteccassse
Cinerea, 36. ..-..5...
Cuneigera, 35
Cursoria, 240
Dubiases Oke case se taarete
Exclamationis, 36...
Fumosa, 36
Hortorum, 35
Lineolata, 35
Lunigera, 33.........
Nebulosa, 36 ....... 9

seeeee

eer oeneee

serene

eeeroee

Pi,

Agrotis _—_ Nigricans,
PAGED secesasoees. W)
Obeliscata, 36 ...... 9
Ocellina, Somes 09.
Plaga, 240. ss ..cses. 52
Pupillata, 35-00--.s06 v)
Radiasadycccisesesaec 9
Radiola; 34% cs .cedees 9
[sn ibatsa10),, ooapodes cop. Y
Sagittifera, 34 ...... 9
Segetum, 33......00. 9
Subgothica, 36...... 9
Suftisaso4> sccccses 9
TriticijoDiesesesses dee 9
Valligera, 34......+6 9
IVENOSA OD) eecseess 9

Alabonia Geoffroyella,
Une ES (Gopodcdcado000G 40
Alcis Consobrinaria, 85 20
Consortaria, 85...... 19
Conversaria, 84 ... 19
Destrigaria, 84...... wg
Fimbriaria, 85 ...... 20
Muraria, 84 ......... 19
Repandata, 84 ...... 19
Rhomboidaria, 85... 20
Roboraria, 85 ...... 20
Sericearia, 84 ...... 19

Alucita Hexadactyla,
D3 Sinai ccc cccaseeeee 51

Peecilodactyla, 238. 51
Polydactyla, 238 ... 51
Amaurosetia Albifron-

tellast228i-oecce a. 90
¢lbinella, 228 ...... 50
Atrella, 228 ...cccc.. 49
Cerusella, 228 ...... 49
Megerlella, 228 ... 50
Minutella, 228 ...... 49

Oppositella, 227 ... 49
4-Punctella, 228 ... 49
Am oe P yramidea,
46

Anacampsis Affinis,1 75 39
Albimaculea, 178... 40

Aleella, 178 ......... 40
Alternella, 178...... 40
Angustella, 178...... 40
Annulicornis, 174 .. 39
Asperay 175 «2.00000. 39
i Ning JIY(7/ eaanonecon nb Bt)
Betuleawl:73)....ce0 39
Bifasciella, 179...... 40
Cinerella, 174 ...... 39
Contigua, 176 ...... 39

Decorella, 177 ...... 39
Diffinis; 175 ....«.0. 39
Dodecella, 174...... 39

Pl.
AnacampsisDomestica,

PAGELTS seveoreee 39
Fulvescens, 178 40
Fuscescens, 178 .... 40
Guttifera, 177 ...... 39
Hortuella, 173 ...... 39
Hubneri, 176 ...... 39
Interruptella, 178... 40
Juniperella, 173... 38
Lacteella, 175 ...... 39
Lanceolella, 176 ... 39
Laticinctella, 173... 38
Listerella, 173 ...... 39
Longicornis, 174 ... 39
Luctuella, 176 ...... 39
Notitareay lA renceses 6 39
Maculella, 177 ...... 39
Marmorea, 177...... 39
Mouffetella, 174 ... 39
Nebulea, 173 ...... 39
Nivella, 178 ...... coos!
Rroxiiiaseli Gas sees cs 39
Quadri-punctata,

VAGUS ce Sesescaes 40
Rhombella, 174 39
Rusticella, 176....... 39
Sarcitella, 175 ...... 39
Sequaxs ll 7G).ceeece 39
Subrosea, 177 ...... 39
Subcinerea, 174 .... 39
Subocellea, 177 .... 39
Tremella, 177 ....... 39
Tricolorella, 176 ... 39
Zephyrella, 173 39

Anaitis Plagiata, 96... 22
Preeformata, 97...... 22
Anania 8-maculata,122 28
Anarta Cordigera, 241 52
eliacarwiolecencesecs 17
Mpyrtilli, 73 ..... sone 1!)
Widiateonessesncsncss 17
Anchylopera Cuspida-

By HIG} sonaou no005 GP
Derasana, 144 ...... 32
Deminutana, 143... 32
Fractifasciana, 143 . 32
Funalana, 143 ...... 32
Lundana, 142 ...... 32
Lyellana, 142 ...... 32
Obtusana, 142 ...... 32
Siculana, 143 ...... 32
Wnicana aac. cess. 32
Unculana, 142...... 32
Ustomaculana, 143. 32

Anesychia Dodecea,

MEE aSqece Berdecas 41
Kchiella, 185......... 4]
Funerella, 185 ...... 4]

INDEX.

Pusiella,

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Anesychia
page 185
Angerona Prunaria, 82
Ania Emarginata, 116.
Limbata, 116
Anisopteryx Alscula-
nts 7b), Sascesocorcce
Leucophearia, 78...
Anticlea Albana, 144 .
Asseclana, 145......
Berberata, 95
Bilunana, 144
Derivata, 95 .........
Fimbriana, 144......
Harpana, 144
Incarnana, 144......
Mitterbacheriana,
145
Neevana, 144.......0+
Nigromaculana, 144
Paykulliana, 144 ...
Rubidatay9 dresccoss
Sinuata, 95
Sociana, 144.........
Subocellana, 145 ...
Antithesia Betuletana,
134
Corticana, 134
Gentianzana, 135 .
Grevilleana, 135 ...
Marginana, 135 ....
Oblongana, 135
Pruniana, 135
Rullanaylooleccsecae
Salicella, 135
Tripunctana, 134...
Connexa, 240
Apamea Didyma, 54...
Fibrosa, 53
MUN CA OA miedaciaests 405
I-Niger, 54
Nictitans) S3dscrceses
Oculeavodsesceccasces
Ophiogramma, 54...
Seealina, 53
Apatela Aceris, 60
Bradyporina, 60 ...
Leporina, 59.........
Aphelosetia Auritella,
205
Cygnipennella, 205.
Floslactis, 205
Fulvescens, 206 ....
Lucidella, 205
Marginea, 206
Oleella, 205
Rufipennella, 206...
Rufocinerea, 205 ...
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Aphelosetia | Semial-
bella, page 205...
Triatomea, 205......
Aplocera Czsiata, 108
Flavicinctata, 108...
Araxes Ahenella, 214.
Lotella, 214

Miniosella, 213...... é

Ocellea, 214.........
Arctia Aulica, 249
Caja, 25 csesescoscosnse
Hebe, 248........000-
Matronula, 248......
Purpurea, 248
Wallicae2orecccessssee
Argyrolepia d!neana,
164
Bistrigana, 164......
Desimana, 164......

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Lathoniana, 164 ... :

Margaritana, 164...
Tesserana, 164......
Argyromyges Alnifoli-
ella, 192
Autumnella, 193 ...
Blanchardella, 190 .
Clerkella, 193
Corylifoliella, 192...
Cramerella, 191 ....
Cuculipenella, 192.
Cydoniella, 190......
Harrisella, 191......
Hortella, 192
Klemanella, 191 ...
Mespilella, 191......
Nivella, 193
Obscurella, 192......
Rayella, 191.........
Rufipunctella, 192 .
Schreberella, 190...
Semiaurella, 193 ...
Spartifoliella, 193 ..

eens

Sylvella, 192......... ‘

Trifasciella, 191 ....

Tristrigella, 191 42
Ulmifoliella, 192 ... 43
Unipunctella, 193... 43
Argyrosetia Aurifasci-
Clla sl OOM eecccssen 42
Aurivittella, 190 ... 42
Brockella, 190 ...... 42
Geedartella, 189 42
Top Vella; 190) essen 42
Literella, 190 ....... 42
Semifasciella, 189... 42
Argyrotoza Bergman-
Mian awl Gs ccwetiee 36
Conwayana, 163 ... 37

258

Pi.
Argyrotoza Daldorfiana,

page 164 ...6. pote <r
Hoffmanseggiana,
63 Atsaseesseosesees 36

Subaurantiana, 163. 37
Aspilates Citraria, 89.. 20

Gilvyaria, 89 ececess 50 20
Purpuraria, 252...... 54
Respersaria, 89...... 20
Astyages Coracipen-
niella, 202 vesrecees 44
Cylindrella, 201...... 44
Flaviciput, 202 ...... 45

Grandipennis, 201... 44
Gryphipennella, 202 44
Lutarea, 202......... 44

Nigricella, 202...... 46
Obscurella, 202...... 44
Ochroleucella, 202.. 44
Serratella, 202 ...... 44
Bactra Egenana, 147.. 33
Egestana, 147 ..... 33
Expallidana, 147... 33
Pauperana, 147...... 33
Plagana, 147......... 33
Bapta Bimaculata, 108 24
Punctata, 108 ...... 20
Batia Flavifrontella, 207 45
Lambdalla, 206...... 45
Tunas, p20 Gleevsewnc. 45
Lutarella, 206 ...«.. 45
Panzerella, 206...... 45

Saturatella, 206 ... 45
Biston Betularius, 80.. 18
Hirtarius, 80... ..... 18
Prodromarius, 79... 18
Boarmia Abietaria, 85. 20
Consonaria, 86...... 20
Crepuscularia, 86...
Extersaria, 86 ......
Punctularia, 86......
Strigularia, 86 ......
Tetragonaria, 85 ...
BombyciaViminalis,63 14
Bombyx Mori, 248 ... 94
Bradyepetes Amataria,

SSieececiceoneeeeiemces 20
Brepha Notha, 77...... 17
Parthenias, 77 ...... 17
Pirellayi7iditecosteaee sec V7
Bryophila Glandifera,
(Bll eondnocacbecceacr 14
BerlasGl) tcssesccesoss 14
Bupalus Piniarius, 78.. 18
Cabera Exanthemata,
Siena aascastconte 20
Pusariaeviusancss ss 20
Rotundaria, 87...-.. 20

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Calocampa __ Exoleta,
PAGe AB..crecccreee 11
Vetusta, 47 .s..s..00 11

Callisto Fuscocuprella,
ZOOL weccccessascioss 44
Fuscoviridella, 201.. 44
Fyeslella, 201 ...... 44
Guttea, 200 ........ 44

Callimorpha Jacobee,
DB iheacatcececaccsss 8
Maniatis 2 8itessccnas.s 8
Calophasia Linariz, 70 16

Perspicillaris, 249... 54
Caloteenia Celsia, 250
Campa Margaritata,

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Camptylochila Bistri-
galis, 119 .........
Undulalis, 119
Capua
16

Ochraceana,

Caradrina Alsines, 43. 11

Ambigua, 43...0.... 10
Cubicularis, 44...... 11
Glareosa, 44 ......06 11
Implexa, 44 ......... Vi
Ibpewikh ci! Gaoonacoodde ll
Morpheus, 44 ...... ll
Redacta, 43 <..0000.. ll
Sepii, 44 .....08. Sel:
Superstes, 44 ...... ll
Carpocapsa _Aspidis-
Cana, 146: .c.c0ce.s ll
Areolana, 242 ...... 52
Canay V4dicsccencas se 11
Fulyana,46....25... 33
Grossana, 145 ...... 33
Hypericana, 146 ... 33
Lanceolana, 146 ... 33
Leplastriana, 146... 33
Perlepidana, 146 ... 33
Pomonella, 145...... 33
Pupillana, 146 ...... 33
Rheediella, 146...... 33
Rufana, lAviescsesces 33
Scopoliana, 147...... 33
Splendana, 145...... 33
Stelliferana, 146 ... 33
Weberana, 145...... 33
Cataclysta Lemnata,
UZ Aisairetecciccaseiess 28
Magnificalis, 253 ... 54
Catephia Leucomelas,
PANU Sacsqecandaseoe 54
Trifasciatia,-76 ic0..s 17

Catocala Conjuncta, 77 17

PL.

Catocala Elocata, paye
JOM) sere sfestecateoleaintnets 54
Praxini;<7Ggssncsns. 7
Nap tai Giccassscmeses 17
Ractas 20 cmsectecaess 54
Promissa; /G.s.:cat. W7/
Sponsa,76....0.c0e0e. ei
Celeria Haworthii, 56 13
Hibernica, 56 ...... 13
Lancea; 56 .sssccsss 13
Renigera, 56......... 13
Celma Imbutata, 96... 22
Ceropacha Diluta, 62. 14
Duplaris, 62 ......... 14
Flavicornis, 63 ...... 14
Fluctuosa, 62° ...... 14
Octogesima, 63...... 14
OriG2eaescecns Probes 14
Ridens;,i633 cisesccsess 14
Cerigo Texta, 32 ..... 8

Cerostoma Annulatel-
Wis 223 aecmecesess 49
Maculipennis, 223.. 49
Porrectella, 223 ... 49
Xylostella, 223...... 49
Cerura Arcuata, 18... 5
Bicuspis, 17 ....:-6<. 5
Bifidas Sic: sss 5
Erminea, 18......... 5
MIRAI, Wts\adoosondo 5
Fuscinula, 18........- 5
Integra, 17 ......... 5
Latifascia, 18 ...... 5
Vineet Gees iscieccses oO. 3
Chaonia Dodonea, 20. 6
Roboris; 20esccsccces 0
Quernea, 247 ....6. 53

Charzeas Cespitis, 32... 8

Confinds; (33! seceness 8
US Casita obriesiesserels\ele 8
Graminis, 33......... 8
Nigra, 33 ....ssseeee 8
Cheetochilus Costellus,

DI itvcsccccestecsees 48
Fissellus, 222......... 48
Maurellus, 222...... 48
Radiatellus, 222 ... 48

Rufimitrellus, 222... 48

Sequellus, 223 ...... 49
Sylvellus, 222 .. 48
Varielliis;:222 ...\cc0- 48
Vittellus, 222 ...... 49

Chariclea Delphinii, 70 16
Charissa Dilucidaria,

MOM adovecagsicoceete 23
Obscuraria, 100...... 23
Operaria, 101 ...... 23
Pullata, LOL .osc.n0. 23

Pl.
Charissa Serotinaria,
Page Ol \cctcasee. 23
Cheimatobia Brumata,
NOD etsescarc. 23
Rupicapraria, 102... 23
Cheimophila Phryga-
nella, 184 ......... 41
Cheimatophila Casta-
MEANAWLOS, focene. 36
Chelaria Rhomboid-
CHE OI) anoceaceo 40
Chesias Obliquaria,101 23
Spartiata, 101 ...... 23
Chilo Caudellus, 220.. 48
Forficellus, 219...... 48
Humeus;22202esere 48
Gigantellus, 220 ... 48
Phragmitellus, 220.. 48
Punctigerellus, 220. 48
Chlorissa Cloraria, 114 26
Putatania, 114) \-..... 26
Thymiaria, 114...... 26
WWarid ataxia’. sec. 26
Chrysocorys Angusti-
pennella, 203 45
Cidaria Didymata, 90. 21
Herrugata; Oil sos... 21
Fluctuata, 91 ...... 21
Latentaria, 91 ...... 21
Montanata, 91 ...... 21
Miaria Os scc<.csccte. 21
Munitata, 90......... 21
Olivatar9l \.c..-.... 21
Propugnata, 92...... 21
Quadrifasciaria, 90.. 21
Salicata, 91 ......... 21
Unidentaria, 90 21
Cilix compressa, 117. . 26
Cledeobia Albistriga-
HS; AOR, sccceccns 27
Costestrigalis, 119. 27
Cleodora Falciformis,
US Obeeecescceccess 40
Lucidella, 180 ...... 40
Nebulella, 180 ...... 40
Ochroleucella, 180.. 40
Rufescens, 179...... 40
Silacella, 179 ...... 40
Cleogene Niveata, 108 24
Tinctaria, 252 ...... 54
Cleora Bajularia, 83... 19
Cinetaria, 84......... 19
Lichenaria, 83 ...... 19
IRICTAMA OS acs ceceee 19
Teneraria, 83 ....... 19
Wiguaria, S3iccdco<ss. 19
Clisiocampa Castren-
RISO Otawiccteine dees 6

IN DEX.

Clisiocampa Neustria,
PAGE 22) eccusessuce

Clostera Anachoreta, 17

Pl.

Anastomosis, 247... 53
@urtnlal7iiesdce.> 3 5
Reclusasti7 Jcvecesese 5
Sumusas2o Qhesecceres 52
Cnephasia _Assinana,
WAS iaccastccnsseteemoo:
Curvifasciana, 149... 33
Ictericana, 148...... 33
Interjectana, 148... 33
Logiana, 448......... 33
Longana, 148 ....... é 33
Nubilana, NAG) catcse 33
Obsoletana, 148 .... 33
Panziana, 147 ...... aia
Perfuseana, 149 .... 33
Rectifasciana, 148... 33
Sinuana;d48. .:..-.. 33
Cnethocampa __ Pitio-
CAMPAHWA2 -.-06-000 6
Processionea, 248... 53
Cochleophasia Pubi-
COrnIs, HIBS) ss... 41
Tessellea, 183....... 41
Cochylis Griseana, 167 37
Roseana, 167......... 37
Ruficiliana, 167...... 37
Russicola, 167 ...... BY/
Subroseana, 167 ... 37
Colobochyla Salicalis,
Ite ASpancoSocedensce 27
Cosmia Affinis, 64 15
Diffinis, 64 ........... 14
Fulvago, 64 ......... 15
Pyralina, 64 ......... 15
Trapezina, 64 ...... 15
Cossus Ligniperda, 16. 5
Crambus Angustellus,
DG weet. se eewee 47
Arbustorum, 214 ... 47
Argentellus, 215 ... 47
Argyreus, 214 ...... 47
Aridellus, 218 ...... 48
Aquilellus, 219...... 48
Cerusellus, 217... .. 47
Cespitellus, 216 ..... 47
Chrysonuchellus,217 48
Culmellus, 217...... 47
Culmorum, 219...... 48
Dealbellus, 215 47
Dumetellus, 215 ... 47
Bricellus, 215 ...... 47
Falsellus, 218 ........ 48
Fuscelinellus, 219... 48
Hamellus, 215 ...... 47
Hortuellus, 216...... 417

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tell:

Crambus Inquinatellus,
page 218 ca... 48
Latistrius, ‘21:7 ..... 47
Luteellus, 218 ...... 48

Lythargyrellus, 214. 47
Margaritellus, 217...
Marginellus, 216 ... 47
Montanellus, 216... 47

Nigristriellus, 219... 48
Obtusellus, 219...... 48
Paleellus, 219 ...... 48
Pascuellus, 215...... 47
Petrificellus, 219 ... 48
Pinetellus, 217 ...... 47
Pratellus, 216 ...... 47
Pygmeeus, 217 ...... 47
Radiellus, 217 ...... 47
Rorellus, 218 ........ 48
Selacellus, 218...... 48
Tentaculellus, 215... 47
TRTIStIS 21S) veserecieres 48

Crocallis Elinguaria, 80 18
Cucullea Absinthii, 70 16

Artemisia, 70 ...... 16
ASECGISH OF seacesemens 16
Chamomillz, 70 ... 16
MISSING WAU saseceensase 16
Gnaphalii, 250..,.... 54
Lactucze, 69 ......006 16
Lucifuga, 69......... 16
Scrophularim, 69 ... 16
Tanaceti, 69 ~....<... 16
Thapsiphaga, 70 ... 16
Verbasci, 69 ......... 16
Unmbratica, 69 ...... 16

Cynzda Dentalis, 127. 29
Dasychira Fascelina,23 6

Pudibunda, 23...... 6
DasystomaSalicella,184 41
Deiopeia Pulchella, 29 8

Demas Coryli, 24...... 6
Depressaria Albipunc-
tell as wus Lessors cee .
Alstroemeriana, 172. 38
Apicella, 170......... 38
Applana,171......... 38
Atomella, 172 ...... 38
Badiella, 170 ...... 38
BluntinGU72 ieeneere ss 38
Carduella, 170 ...... 38
Characterosa, 170... 38
Costosas is 2iessscass 38
Curvipunctosa, 171. 38
Gilvellay U/1cs...s00s 38
Heracleana, 170 ... 38
Immaculana, 171... 38
Irrorellay Ws 2ieees. 38

Liturella, 172......0+ 38

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Depressaria Nervosa,
aged Olwcasesses
Ocellana, 171... :
Purpurea, 173 ......
Putridella, 172
Sparmanniana, 171.
Umbellana, 170......
Venosa, 170 ......00.
Natesanay lijlescenens
Diaphora Mendica, 26.
Diasemia Literalis, 122

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Contaminana, 162... 36
Forskaliana, 163 ... 36
Leeflingiana, 162 ... 36
Plumbana, 162...... 36
Rhombana, 162...... 36
Diphthera Ludifica,249 54
Orion, 6) cei cetsccscs 14
Pteridis, 249......... 54
Ditula Athiopiana, 134 31
Angustiorana, 133... 30
Nebulana, 134 ...... 30
Porphyrana, 133 ... 30
Rotundana, 133..... 30
Semifasciana, 134... 30
Scriptana, 134 ...... 30
Sylvana, 136......... 30

Wellensiana, 134 ...
Diurnea Fagella, 184...
Novembris, 184......
Drepana Falcataria,
UM Gel aseneceiecseciase
Hamula allies cece
Wneulas el 7incecs sce
Unguicula, 117......
Dypterygia Pinastri, 46
Earis Clorana, 128 ....
Electra Achatinata, 96
Comitata, 96.........
Populata, 96.........
Pyraliata, 96.........
Spinachiata, 96......
Testatas9 Ovcsc-ccseee
Ellopia Fasciaria, 82...
Emmelesia Aflinitata,

Albulata, 109 ........
Bifasciata, 110 -.....
Blandiata, 109 ......
Blomeri, 110.........
Candidata, 110......
Decolorata, 109......
Ericetata, 109
Heparata, 111
Luteata, V1 ....<....
Rivulata, 109.........

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INDEX.

Emmelesia Rusticata,
page 110
Sylvata, 110.........
Teniata, 110
Trigonata, 110
Turbaria, 109. .......
Unifasciata, 110.....
Endromis Versicolora,
9

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Enicostoma Thunber-
gana, 181 .........
Ennomos Flexula, 116.
Ennychia Fascialis, 252
Ephyra Ocellaria, 251.
Omicronaria, 87.....
Orbicularia, 87 ......
Pendularia, 87
Porata, Siweconsccees
Punctaria, 88.........
Trilinearia, 88
Epione Advenaria, 88..
Apiciarea, 88 ........
Dilectaria, 251 ......
Vespertaria, 88 ......
Episema _ Cceruloce-
phala, 17 .......00.
Erastria Albidilinea, 74
Apicosa, 74. ..0csc000.
Bankiana, 74......0. é
Muscular (Avecesecsces
Minuta,,742..26.. B00
OStriNay fovecssceeses
Sulphuralis, 74......
Venustula, 74
Uncana; 74 ..e. ences.
Eremobia Ochroleuca,
7K) 26, Googncnec00c—86
Eriogaster Lanestris,22
Eriopus Pteridis, 249 .
Euchromia Fulvipunc-
tana, 153
Purpurana, 153......
Euclidia Glyphica, 77.
Mi, 77
Triquetra, 251
Eucosmia Undulata,
100
Eudioptis Lucernalis,
TERY aacnpas0008ca0
Eudorea Angustea, 209
Cembrella, 208......
Dubitalis, 208 ......
Lineola, 208 .........
Mercurella, 209 ....
Murana, 209.........
Pallida, 208
Pyralella, 208

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Subfusca, 208 ...... 46
Tristrigella, 208 ... 46
Eulepia Cribrum, 28 . 8
Grammica, 28 ...... 8
Euphasia Catena, 74... 17
Eupithecia Abbreviata,
105
Absinthiata, 106 ... 24
Albipunctata, 105... 24

Angustata, 107...... 24
Centaureata, 107... 24
Cognata, 107 ...... 24
Consignata, 107 .... 24
Elongata, 106 ...... 24
Exiguata, 104 ...... 24
Innotata, 106 ....... 24
Levigata, 104 ...... 22
Linariata, 103 sense. 23
Nebulata, 105 ...... 24

Nigro-punctata, 104 24
Nigro-sericeata, 104 24
Notata, 106 ......... 24
Piperata, 107
Plumbeolata, 106 .. 24
Pulchellata, 103 ... 23
Pusillata, 106
Rectangulata, 103...
Rufifasciata, 104 ... 24
Simpliciata, 106 .... 24

Singulariata, 105.... 24
Strobilata, 104...... 24
Suberata, 104 ...... 23

Subfasciata, 105 ... 24
Subfulvata, 106 ... 24
Subfuscata, 105 .... 24
Subumbrata, 105... 24
Succenturiata, 107 . 24

Variegata, 107 ...... 24
‘V-ata, 104....... Aoooo 4!
Venosata, 107 ...... 24
Vulgata, 105......... 24

Euplexia Lucipara, 53 6
Euplocamus Anthraci-

MEMUSHZ53s. awccnce 54
Mediellus, 226...... 49
Eupeecilia Angustana,
UG Giisscctncevcccse 43
Dubitana, 166 ...... 43
Luteolana, 166...... 43
Maculosana, 165... 43
INaniaselG Gk eccsess src 43
Permixtana, 166 ... 43
Pygmeana, 166 ... 43
Sodaliana, 166...... 43
Ewrhypara_ Urticata,
: BBY oon0dee BoconoOe 28

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Eurymene Dolabraria,
Page BB ...cerceseee 14

Euspilapteryx Auro-
guttella, 232...... 50
Euthalia Elutata, 98... 22
Impluviata, 98 ...... 22
Matas 980 .cc...c0.c0. 22
Psittacata, 98° ....... 22

Euthemonia Russula,
#15) . ps c0oHObOCOOOLOC 7
Eutricha Pini, 23...... if

Fidonia Atomaria, 78. 18

Carbonaria, 78 ...... 18

Ericetaria, 78 ...... 18
Fuliginaria, 78 ...... 18
Melanaria, 252...... 54
Fumea Bombycella, 27 7
Muscella, 27......... 7
Nitadellan27ivesccsese 7
Pectinella, 27 ...... 7
bullae 2dieestecesccees 7

Galleria Cereana, 207. 48

Gastropacha llicifolia,

DAB ekctaaiais\cisiera'eiais'a\a's 53
Populifolia, 248 ... 53
Quercifolia, 23 ...... 6

Geometra Alniaria, 251 54
Angularia, 81 ...... 19
Canaria, 80 ......... 18
Carpiniaria, 81...... 19
DWelunanayole cs 19
Erosaria, 80 ......... 18
Fuscantaria, 81...... 19
Illunaria, 81......... 19
Illustraria, 82 ...... 19
JALIATIA Oi iccwece ces 19
Lunaria, 81 ......... 19
Ochraria, 80......... 18
Quercaria, 81 ...... 19
Quercinaria, 80...... 19
Sublunaria, 81....... 19
Milvarias CO Olesecesees 18

Glea Polita, 45......... 11
Rubiginea, 45 ...... 11
Rubricosa, 44 ...... it
Satellitia, 45......... ll
Spadicea, 45......... 11
Subnigra, 45......... ll
Vaccinii, 45 ......... ll

Glyphipteryx Bimacu-

IGS IG!) ARepoccoe 44
BxIMIA, VIO. ..2ccse. 44
Linneella, 198 ...... 44
Metallella, 199...... 44
Roesella, 198 ...... 44

Scheefferella, 198... 44
Subcuprella, 199 ..
Variella, 199......... 44

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Glyphipteryx Zinckel-

la, page 198 ...... 44

Gnophria Rubricollis,30 8
Gortyna Flavago 66... 15

Luteago, 250 ...... 54
Micacea, 65 ......+.- 15

GracillariaCinerea,232 50

Elongella, 234 ..... 50
Heemidactylella, 233 50
Leucopennella, 234. 51
Meleagripennella,

ZaQoiedcavecseesses 50
Nebulea, 232 ....... 50
Ochracea, 233 ...... 50
Preangusta, 234 ... 51
Purpurea, 233 ...... 50

Roscipennella, 234 . 51
Rufipennella, 233... 50

Semifascia, 233...... 50
Stigmatella, 233 .... 50
Substriga. 233 ...... 50
Sulphurella, 234.... 51
Syringella, 232...... 50
Thunbergella, 233 . 50
WV-Blavast232s0.ccceos 50
Versicolor, 232...... 50
Violacea, 234 ...... 51
Grammesia Bilinea, 43 10
Mrtlinea ns 2e sectesrerts 10
Graphiphora Augur, 37 i
ISN EY, @teloaoacnbocdoabac
Birivias 24 Olsens. tees
BTLUNNEAsodececcecscs 9
Candelisequa, 38 ... 9
C-Nigrum, 38 ...... 10
CTASS2;(Oiiceccscecaces 9
Depuncta, 249...... 54
Erythrocephala, 38. 10
Kestivas oon ccacesses 10
Imbecilla, 249 ...... 54
TiAENS OJiswcsscrcscee 9
IMUSIVas So Olsseceeeaes 10
Plectawo Qiceccacsesess 10
Pyrophila, 37 ....... 9
Punicea, 39) <..ccc+e 10
Renigera, 37......+06 9
Subrosea, 37.....000. 9
Triangulum, 38...... 10
Tristigma, 38 ....... 10
Hadena Adusta, 49... 12
Amica, 49\....csccece0s 12
Capsincola, 50 ...... 12
Contigua, 49...... .. 12
Cucubali, 50.......+. 12
Genistze, 54 ......00. 13
Glauca, 49 .....0000. 12

Leucostigma, 50 ... 12
Lithoriza, 50......... 12

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DREN feanchssucaco 207 52
Ochracea, 50......... 12
Plebeia, 49), 2iv.s<.es 12
Saponariz, 50 ...... 12
Satura;4 9bswsnsees ee 12
Thalassina, 54 ...... 13

Halia Vauaria, 86...... 20

Hama Basilinea, 53... 12

Connexa, 240 ....... | 52

Mestaceay Doeesccees 12
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RODOROCOLOOCECL 44

Cintas ZO Maressces 44
Harpalyce Biangulata,

8) coonocsacneNs 2000). ZA
Corylata;\93)c.css.00.) 21
Fulvata, 92) <cccss. 21
Galiata,-92 ......06. 21
OcellatanO2reccccscs 7
Quadri-annulata, 92 21
Silaceata, 93...... non. Us
Subtristata, 93...... 21
Sylvaticata, 93...... 21
Dristatay O2imecscecess 21
Unangulata, 93...... 21
Unilobata, 92 ...... 21

HaTiDcEaS Dentella,
scoaoseqnocabo0 48
pales Zoilewesleciee LO
Scabrella, 221 ...... 48
Heliophobus Lenco-

pheeus, 51........ +6 12

Popularis, 51......... 12
Heliothis Dipsacea, 73 16
Marginata, 72 ...... 16
Peltigera, 72).......0. 16
Scutosa, 241...... eeooe
Hemerophila Abrupta-
TIAGO M eeteae GOs00 20
Hemithea Cythisaria,

SoieacacvecscanceMene 19
Smaragdaria, 83 ... 19
Wermaria, Soiccccsseee 19

Heribeia Sqouscer”
sescecceasavals 43

Forsterella, 194, “nag £133
Haworthana, 194... 43
Humerella, 194 .... 43
Simpliciella, 194 ... 43
HeterogeneaAsellus,28 7
Heusimene Fimbriana,
MBs e tosceceereno-Gor 21
Himera Pennaria, 80 . 18
Hipparchus Papiliona-
VIUS PSO tecscceseeee 19
Homceosoma Gemina,
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262

Hybernia Capreolaria,
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Connectaria, 79
Defoliaria, 79
Prosapiaria, 79......
Hydrocampa Nym-
pheata, 123
Potamogata, 122 ...
Hylophila Prasinana,
Mts. sssBodonososcoen
Quercana, 128
Hypena Crassalis, 117
Obesalis) W7ecce asec
Palpalis; U7..02-..
Proboscidalis, 117 .
Rostralis, 117
Hypercallia Christier-
Manas 69 eccences
Hypercompa Domi-
Tn BSBA BSacncadooc
Hypogymna Dispar, 23
Hypsolopha Anten-
Nella 2 icesiaicisies
Asperella, 221
Monilis3251 Pi. seccess
Persicella, 221

Hyria Auroraria, 108 .
Ilythia Anella. 207 ...
Sociella,. 207 tscc0~ 0.
Ismene Albistria, 188 .
Clematella, 189 ....
Curvella, 189
Mendicella, 188
Ocellea, 189

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Semifusca, 188
Semipurpurella, 188
Semitestacella, 189.
Tetrapodella, 188...
Incurvaria Masculella,
2214
Ochlmanniella, 227.
Pectinella, 227
Spuria, 227
Tripunctella, 227 ...
Leelia Coenosa, 24......
Lampronia Ammanella,
Direman cscs cacad
Atrella, 230
Auropurpurella, 230
Bistrigella, 231......
Calthella, 231
Capitella, 229
Concinnella, 231 ...
Corticella, 230

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Hellwigella, 231 ... 50
Luzella, 229 ..... eae 100
Marginepunctella,

29) teseaece aaeiaesis 50
Melanella, 230...... 50
Przelatella, 229...... 50
Purpurella, 230...... 50
Rubroaurella, 231... 50
Rupellay22 9 ircseasae 50
Sanguinella, 231 ... 50

Semipurpurella, 230

Seppella, 231

Subpurpurella, 230.

Lampropteryx Badiata,
95

Piceata, 95
Suffumata, 94
Larentia Bipunctaria,

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Chenopodiata, 89...
Multistrigaria, 90...
Lasiocampa Dumeti,
248
Medicaginis, 21 ...
Quercus, 21
Roboris, 22
Rubi, 21
rifolit; 2M. ve smeccites
Leiocampa Dictea, 19
Dicteoides, 19......
Lepidecera _ Birdella,
PPA. oeooocecbnoogse
Chenopodiella, 226.

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Mediopectinella, 226 4

Taurellay 226: - sacecs
Leptogramma Fulvo-
Mixtanay VGMe cc.
Trrorana, 161
Literana, 161
Squamana, 161......
Tricolorana, 161 ...
Leucania Arcuata, 67 .
Comma, 66
Fluxa, 68
Geminipuncta, 68...
Impura, 67
TeitiOnalisssOr wsceeete
Neurica, 68
Obsoleta, 67
Ochracea, 68........-
Pallens, 67
PallidaiGSececseancce
Pudorina, 68..... tee
Punctina, 67.........
Pygmina, 68 .......

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SUMMUS Ay O72 wees sutees 15
Leucoma Salicis, 24... 7
Vau-nigra, 24 ...... 7
Limacodes _Testudo,
Doe wen atesteeW sees 7
Lithosia Aureola, 29 . 8
Complana, 29 ...... 8
Depressa, 30.......+. 8
Pla Var 29) acescsacesters 8
Gilveola, 29 ......... 8
Griseola, 30) sccm. 8
Helvola, 29 .....00.. 8
Muscerda, 30 ...... 8
Plumbeolata, 30 ... 8
Quadrad0s cere. s5. 8
Lobophora Costeestri-

gata, 103 ......00 23
Dentistrigata, 102 . 23
Hexapterata, 103... 23
Polycommata, 102 . 23
Rupestrata, 103... 23
Sexalisata, 103...... 23
Viretata, 103......... 23

Lophoderus Ministra-

MUS WOO, hscastensle 35

Subfascianus, 153... 35
Lophonotus Fasciculel-

IS wl iecacencting « 40
Lophopteryx Camelina,

UR ScRacepaacnaDecco 5
Carmelita, 20 ...... 6
Cuculla, 20 ......... 5

Lozogramma Petraria,
Sl iahanbemadeaeadade 22
Lozopera Alternana,

[Ma yiNechatiecpedeconca 37
Badiana, 168......... 3
Baumanniana, 168 . 38
Dubrisana, 167...... 37
Francillana, 168 .... 3
Marmoratana, 167 . 37
Smeathmanniana,

MGBietecsccssccesticee 38
Straminea, 168...... 37

LozoteniaAcerana,132 30
Bipustulana, 132 ... 30
Branderiana, 131... 29
Cerasana, 230 ...... 29
Cinnamomeana, 129 29
Corylana, 130 ...... 29
Costanta dla 2rerccccee 29
Croceana, 130 ...... 29
Crucianas 33) << 30
Forsterana, 129...... 29
Grossulariana, 130 . 29
Grotiana, 132 ...... 3

Lozetenia Heparana,
page 129
Holmiana, 133
Juliana, 242s c.c0.0.
Levigana, 130
Modeeriana, 132 ...
Nebulana, 130 ......
Obliquana, 131......
Oporana, 131
Ochreana, 132 ......
Ribeana, 130.........
Roborana, 131 ......
Rosana; USlyccscdece
Schreberiana, 133..
Sorbiana, 129
Subocellana, 131 ...
Trifasciana, 132 ....
Xylosteana, 131 ...
Lytea Albimacula, 240
Lencographia, 32...
Macaria Alternata, 115
Liturata, 115
INOtatasmlval cccccsece
Preatomata, 116...
Subritatay 15 3. oc.
Unipunctata, 116...
Meesia Favillacearia, 78
Macrochila Bicostella,
Fasciella, 180 ..... as
Marginella, 181 ...
Parenthesella, 181 .
MamestraAlbicolon,52
AlIENa dO sescosscccss
Brassice, 52....... on
Chenopodii, 52......
Lint, Bl esnaggecoeso
Nigricans, 52
Olereacea, 51
Persicari, 53
Pisisolec cctnscacccses’s
Splendens, 51
Suasa, 52

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Asinalis, 124.........
Angustalis, 125......
Centrostrigalis, 124
Milialisgltiaorcesesscs
Cinctalis, 124
Diversalis, 124 ......
Ferrugalis, 125......
Fuscalis, 126....... ae
Fimbrialis, 126......
Flavalis, 125
Fulvalis, 126
Glabralis, 125

Hyalinalis, 125

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Page 126 .c.ceeese 28
Lancealis, 124 ...... 28
Longipedalis, 126... 28
Margaritalis, 126... 28
Nebulalis, 253 ...... 54
Ochrealis, 125 ...... 28
Olivalis, 127 ......e40 29
Palealis; 24. ccicssess 28
Pallidalis; 250 ccce- 28
Prunalis, U27 7 ccc. 29
Pulveralis, 126 ...... 28
Sericealis, 127 ...... 29
Stramentalis, 126.., 28
Sticticalis, 127...... 29
Terminalis, 125...... 28
Verbascalis, 126 ... 28
Verticalis, 124 ...... 28

Mesographe Forficalis,

PBI ehocodseseac Boden es:

Metallosetia Spissicor-

MiSs-A0De ce csavesses 45

Drifoliije20 Si ccsseseee 45

Miana Aithiops, 55 ... 13
Fasciuncula, 55...... 13
Humeralis, 55 ...... 13
Latruncula, 53 ...... 13
TATETOSA;| Dies ceecese 13
Minima 56) ccccece 13
Rufuncula, 55 ... .. 13
Strigilis, 55 ....... « 13
Terminalis, 55 ...... 13

Microsetia Atri-capi-

(altkin OPE Seas ico 43
Aurella, 196 ......... 43
Aurafasciella, 197... 44
Bella, 195..........0. 43
Cinereo-punctella,

BOD eswassaetecoece 43
Exiguella, 195 ...... 43
Floslactella, 197 ... 43
Gleichella, 198...... 44
Guttella, 195......... 43
Mediofasciella, 196. 43
Nigrella, 196......... 43
Nigrociliella, 196... 43
Obsoletella, 194 .... 43
Pfeifferella, 198 44
Posticella, 196 ...... 43
Pulchella, 195 ...... 43
Pygmeella, 197 44
Quadrella, 195 ...... 43
Ruficapitella, 197... 43
Sericiella, 197 ...... 44
Sequella, 195 ...... 43
Stipella, 195......... 43

Subbimaculella, 196
Subbistrigella, 194..
2M

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43

Microsetia ‘Trimacu-

lella, page 196 ... ¢

Unifasciella, 196 ...
Violaceella, 197 ....
Minoa Cherophyllata,
LOS caceeeesecieece
Euphorbiata, 108...
Miselia Albimacula, 59
Aprilina, 57 .........
Bimaculosa, 57......
Compta, 57
Oxycanthe, 57......
Mormo Maura, 76......
Mythimna Conigera,
AD once scosseaeere
Grisea, 42
Lithargyria, 42......
TUNCANES cocane sere
Neenia Typica, 46......
Nemeophila Plantagi-
NSO) ceccavened=s
Nola Cucullatella, 128
Monachalis, 128 ...
Strigulalis, 128......
Nomophila Hybridalis,
PANSY eeacoodanseotoc
Nonagria Canne, 66...
Crassicornis, 66
Lutosa, 240 ....... So
Pilicornis, 66 .......
WypueeOGseccceens<ne
WieCtiss 2416s. ccsnsee
Notodonta Dromeda-
rius, 19
Nudaria Hemerobia, 27
Mundana, 27.........
Senex, 28
Numeria Pulveraria, 86
Nyssia Hispidaria, 79.
Tauaria, 242.........

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Odonestis Potatoria, 23
Odontopera Bidentata,
CcophoraOliviella, 181

Sulphurella, 182 ...

Oncocera Cardui, 213. ¢

Carnella, 213.........
Sanguinella, 213 ...
Ophiusa Crassiuscula,
76
Ludicra, 250.........
Lusoria, 75
Oporabia Dilutata, 102
Oporinia Nubilea, 184
Tortricella, 184......
Orgyia Antiqua, 24 ...
Gonostigma, 24 ...,

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OrthosiaCruda, page40 10 |
Flavilinea, 41 ...... 10
Gracihs+40 we cresscets 10
Instabilispooecssssee 10
Intermedia, 39...... 10
Teer a ase cccececites 10
WrOtar A iiieccevesscas 10
PGUNOSA eA ressacece 10
Macilenta, 41 ....... 10
Miniosa, 40 ......... 10
Mind aed Osecescenase 10
PallidavAa Or crcsicwses 10
Pistacinas Als oc. vcicee 10
USHA AG eeclescelcisee 10
Sparsa, 40.........00. 10
Stablisn4 OV ssececs 10
Upsilon, 42 ......... 10
Orthotenia Bentley-

Ana WOU ccteseses 37
Comitana, 165 ...... 37
Gemmana, 165...... 37
Haworthana, 165... 37
Resinella, 165 ...... 37
Turionana, 165...... 37

Orthotelia Venosa, 169 :

Ourapteryx Sambuca-

THA WO Late aestesscices 19
Oxypate Gelatella, 184 41
Pachyenemia Hippoca-

stanaria, 101...... Zo
Pancalia Fusco-zenea,

ZOO Rsasecssccacenecs 44

Fusco-cuprea, 200 . 44
Latreillella, 200 ... 44
Leuwenhoekella,200 44
Merianella, 200 ... 44
Woodiella, 200...... 44
Paracolax _ Derivalis,
AMUSE arecicehtctes cles sis 27
Nemoralis, 118...... 27
Tarsicrinalis, 118.... 27
Parapoynx Stratiotata,

2S esesWeveeccsss 28
Penthophera _Nigri-

CANS He Uceastceness 7

Rubea, 249 ......00% 54
Pericallia Syringaria,

SP ariacbadcasddosdccd: 19
Peridea Serrata, 21... 6
Peronea Albicostana,

iste} esnesoossodaaes 35

Albistriana, 157 .... 35
Albipunctana, 156 . 35
Albovittana, 155 ... 35
Aspersana, 159...... 36
Autumnana, 157... 35
Bistriana, 158 ...... 35
Borana; V59 Ko .cc. ss 36
Boscana, 158 ...... 36

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Peronea WJrunneana,
page 154 .......6. 35
Byringerana, 157... 35
Centrovittana, 156 . 35
Combustana, 157.... 35
Consimilana, 155... 35
Coronana, 157 ...... 35
Costimaculana, 159. 36
Cristalana, 155...... 3D
Cristana VIG sce... 35
Desfontaniana, 155. 35
Divisana, 156 ...... Bs)
Favillaceana, 157... 35
Fulvocristana, 155 . 35
Fulvovittana, 155... 35
Latifasciana, 158 ... 36
Logiana, 160 ....... 36
Obsoletana, 157 ... 35
Plumbosana, 158 ... 36
Profanana, 154...... 35
Radiand, LoG6tc..cce. als)
Ramostriana, 156... 35
Reticulana, 158...... 35
Rufana slo Oecsccsce 36
Ruficostana, 156 ... 35
Schalleriana, 159... 36
Similana, 158 ...... 35
Spadiceana, 155 ... 35
Sthiana, L540 s....ces 35
Subcristana, 157 ... 35
Substriana, 154 ... 35
Subvittana, 156 ... 35
Trigonana, 159...... 36
FE TIStanas OSM ttle. 35
Umbrana, 156 ...... 35
Variegana, 159...... 36
Wittanaelodeveccescc 35
Petasia Cassinea, 20... 6
Phasiane Plumbaria,89
Phibalaptervx Angus-
CAata, 99b i cocecoese 22
Lignata, 99 ......00. 22
Lineolata, 99......... Pay
Tersata, 99 ......... 22
Vitalbata, 99.........
Phibalocera Quercana,
Dee sees sees ces 38
Phigalia Pilosaria, 79.. 18
Philedone Gerningi-
ANA Lo oueccesecces
Walkerana, 133......
Phlogophora Meticu-
TOSA MOU Re oaesecsass 16
Phlyctzenia Sambuca-
HS 2a Aerccsescces 28
Phragmatobia Fuligi-
NOSAT 2 Olen sesees 7
Phtheochroa Rugo-
sana, 166 ........ 37

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Advenella, 211 ......
Angustella, 210......
Binevella, 209 ......
Bistriga, 210.........
Consociella, 211.....
Cristella, 242.........
Dilutella, 210........
Elutella, 210.........
Hascia ZV. Scccecses
Formosa, 212.........
USCA 242i Sccceccs se
FLOStINS 202 cece eee
Legatella, 242........

Marmorea, 211...... d

Nebulella, 209 ......
Obscura, 20 2iccccssee
Obtusa; 22 vescceene
Ornatella, 22sec...
Palumbella, 213. ....
Pinguis, Zl... seco.
Porphyrea, 211......
Roboretla, 242 ......
Rhenellay 2h seccee
Rua w2lO se cccccctace
Semirufa, 210 ......
Tristrigella, 212......
Tumidana, 210......
Phytometra Atnea, 75
Platypteryx Cultraria,

Lacertula, 116 ......
Plusia Aurifera, 72.....
Bimaculata, 71......
BYadctean {2s cscccccses
Chalcytis, 250
Chrysitis, 72.........
Circumflexa, 72......
Festuce, 72
Gamma, 71
NOtas 7 lawsncnecanisree
Interrogationis, 71..
Orichalcea, 72 ......
Percontationis, 71...
Pcecilocampa Populi,22
Peecilochroma Com-
munana, 152......
Maculama, 152......
Maurana, 152
Piceanaysl olsen este.
Semifuscana, 152...
Solandriana, 152 ...
Trapezana, 152......
Peecilophasia Margina-
ta, 114

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Bimaculosa, 58......
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Polia Dysodea, page 59 14
Flavocincta, 58...... 13
‘Herbida, 58 ....«.... 13
Nitens, 58....6..-.00. 13
Occulta; 59 ........006 13
Polymita, 58......... 13
Seladonia, 59......... 14
SELENA, D9. .cccccoccss 14
MEMPHIS. .cescecsses 13
sINICTAS WO Olesccosecsacs iN}
Polyphasia Amaeenata,
8} sooncocoducdoadaen 21
Centumnotata, 94... 21
Commanotata, 94... 21
Concinnata, 94...... 21
Immanata, 93. ...... 21
Marmorata, 94...... 11
Perfuscata, 94 ...... 21
Saturata, 94 ....... a5 4
Polypogon _ Barbalis,
UB iecesccncocencess 27
Cribralis,118......... 27
Porthesia Auriflua, 25. 7
Chrysorrheea, 24.... 7
Porrectaria Albicosta,
DO Aterevecsae tes cesta 45
Anatipennella, 203.. 45
Anseripennella, 203 45
Argentula, 204 ...... 45
Gallipennella, 204... 45
Leucapennella, 204. 45
Lineolea, 204 ...... 45
Ochrea, 204 ......... 45
Ornatipennella, 204 45
Otidipennella, 203... 45
Struthionipennella,
PAVB) epesbooqesacoanad 45
Prionapteryx Nebuli-
FETA, QUA cece 47
Pseudotomia Atromar-
gana, 138 ......... 31
Atropurpurana, 139. 31
Aurana, 140 ..,...... 31
Compositella, 140... 31
Dorsana, 140. ...2.... 31
Ephippana, 140...... 3l
Fraternana, 138...... 31
Gundiana, 140....... 31
Jacquiniana, 139.... 31
Lediana, 140......... 31
Lunulan& TSO Neecree [OU
Nigricana, 139 ...... 31
Nitidana, 140......... 31
Obscurana, 138...... 31
Petiverella, 138...... 31
Populana, 139........ 31
Proximana, 139...... 31
Puncticostana, 139.. 31
Sequana, 138......... 31

INDEX.

Pseudotomia Simplici-
ana, page 139 ....
Strigana, 139.........
Strobilella, 138......
Trauniana, 140......
Psilura Monacha, 23 ..
Psodos Alpinata, 77...
Trepidaria, 77........
Pterophorus Bipuncti-

dactylus, 235...... 5

Calodactylus, 237...
Carphodactylus, 236

Cosmodactylus, 237 5

Didactylus, 237......
Fuscodactylus, 235..
Galactodactylus, 235
Heterodactylus, 238
Leucodactylus, 236.
Lunedactylus, 236. .
Microdactylus, 238..
Migadactylus, 236...
Monodactylus, 235..
Niveidactylus, 236...
Ochrodactylus, 236..
Pallidactylus, 236...
Pentadactylus, 234..
Pterodactylus, 235..
Punctidactylus, 237.
Rhododactylus, 237.
Similidactylus, 236..
Spilodactylus, 235...
Tephradactylus, 235
Tesseradactylus, 237
Tetradactylus, 236..
Tridactylus, 235......
Trigonodactylus, 237
Ptilodontis Palpina, 20
Ptilophora Variegata,
20

Obsoletana, 153......
Ptychopoda Bisetata,
Cinereata, 112 ......
Contiguaria, 112.....
Degeneraria, 112 ...
Milutana wll
Fimbriolata, 111...
Immutata, 112.......
Incanata, 112........6
[ividata; Li2s y.ceccss
Ormatay UiArewececniene
Rubricata, 113 ......
Pygzra Bucephala, 17
Pyralis Dimidiatus, 252
Farinalis, 120.....-...
Glaucinalis, 120 .....
Pietalisy 120). sew. <<a

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Fascialis, 252. SA BEE 54
Ostrinalis, 122 ...... 27
Porphyralis, 122..... 27
Punicealis, 122...... 27
Purpuralis, 121...... 27
Sordidalis, 121]... .. 27

Pyrophila Tetra, 46... 11
Tragopogonis, 46... 11
Rhyacionia Hastiana,
NGSneroeaccesstesnes HP
Roxana Arcuana, 145.. 32
Rumia Crategata, 82.. 19
Rusina Ferruginea, 33. 8
Sarrothripus Afzelia-

MUS LOAsecisesessesis 35
Degeneranus, 153... 34
Dilutanus, 154....... 34
Ilicanus, 154......... 34
Lathamianus, 153... 34
Ramulanus, 154...... 35
Undulanus, 153 ..... 34

Saturnia Payonia, (mi-

MOD) gi laeeceese sine 6

Scoria Dealbata, 97... 22
Scotophila Porphyrea,
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Sparsaria, 100....... 23
Vetulata, 100 ........ 23
Segetia Neglecta, 43... 10
Xanthographa, 43... 10
Semiophora Gothica,39 10
Semioscopis Avella-

Mellan UB aiceswsccen 41

Steinkelnerana, 185 41

SericorisAlternana,150 34
Aurofasciana, 151... 34
Bifasciana, 151...... 34
Cespitana, 150 ...... 34
Fasciolana, 149...... 34
Fuligana, 151......... 34
Furfurana, 151...... 34
Gramineana, 150.... 34
Marmorana, 15] ... 34
NCaNA WL OU sccascsemmro4:
Obsoletana, 150 ..... 34
Politana, 150......... 34
Pulchellana, 150..... 34
Quadri-maculana,

VAG ss ccesacctecsmes 33
Striana, 149 ........ 33
Subsequana, 151.... 34
Undulana, 150 ...... 34

| Urticana,149 ...... 34
| Setina Eborina, 31..... 8
Irrorelias 3) casacece 8
ROSCIdA Olew.nderes 8

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Simaethis Fabriciana,
AGC ZO lececsaccses 28
TGULOSA el 20s ses sees . 28

Myllerana, 121...... 28
Pariana, 120 seccesss 20

Punctosa; 121 |. ...<. 28
Simyra Musculosa, 68. 15
INGEVOS8; Joscccses cee 16
Venosa; /lecccecec cane 16
Speranza Brunneata,77 18
Limbaria, 78......... 18
SpilonotaArgyrana,137 31
Aquana, 136...... bdo al
Comitana, 136 ...... 30

Costipnnctana, 137. 31
Cynosbatella, 136... 30
Foenella, 136......... 30
Nigricostana, 137... 31
Nubiferana, 135...... 30

Pflugiana, 136....... 31
Quadrana, 137 ...... 31
Rusticana, 137 ...... 31
Sticticana, 137...... 3]

Streemiana, 136...... 31
Tetragonana, 137... 31
Trigeminana, 137... 31
Trimaculana, 136... 30

Ustulana, 137........ 31
Spilosoma — Lubrice-
DECAL cresassesass 7
Menthastri, 26...... 7
Papyratia, 26 ...... 7
Radiata, 239......... 52
Urticw 265... c..e5+. 7
Stauropus Fagi, 19 ... 5
Steganolophia —— Pru-
Nata OLecccesces Seco
Steganoptycha Angu-
lana, 14] ...... sees
Beeberana, 141...... 32
Cinerana, 142 ...... 32
Cuspidana, 141...... 32
Pavonana, 141 ...... oe
Retusana, 142 ...... 32
Rhombifasciana,141 32
Stictana, 142......... 32

Subuneana, 142 ... 32
Tetraquetrana, 141. 31
Triquetrana, 141... 32
Unipunctana, 141... 32
Stilbia Anomalata, 75. 17
Strenia Clathrata, 111. 25
SynapheAngustalis,119 27
Telea Ambiguella, 187 41
Cesiella, 188 ....66 42

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Telea Comptella, page
WB Jo eeassecchessees 41
Crategella, 187...... Al
Curtisella, 187 ..... 41
Leucatella, 187...... 41
Lutarella, 187 ...... 42
Subfasciella, 187 ... 42
Teras Caudana, 162... 36
Effractana, 162...... 36
Emargana, 161...... 36
Excavana, 161....... 36
Tethea Gracilis, 63 ... 14
Retusa, 63...... Sd8650 14
SUbiUsas Oouccesecs ss 14
Thera Coniferata, 102. 23
Fulvata, 102......... 20
Juniperata, 102...... 23
Simulata, 101 ...... 2
Variatasel Olt. sees 23

Theristis Acinacidella,
PX Wi GARG COOSODISE 48
Nemorella, 220...... 48
Thyatira Batis, 62 14
WN erasayGasweacssecess 14

Timandra Emutaria,
WDM Ss ccraeecessees 26
Iriitariag TD secscness 26
Subatomaria, 241... 52
Variegata, 115 ...... 26
TineaAlbipunctella,225 49
Cloacella, 225 ...... 49
Destructor, 225...... 49
Flavescentella, 225.. 49
Fuscipunctella, 224. 49
Granella, 225 ...... 49
Lappella, 225 ...... 49
Nigripunctella, 224. 49
Parasitella, 226...... 49
Pellionella, 224...... 49
Semifulvelia, 224... 49
Sulphurella, 225 ... 49
Tapetzella, 223...... 49
Vertianella, 224 49
Ustella, 224 «........ 49
Tortrix Clorana, 128... 29
Galiana, 129......... 29
Luteolana, 242...... 52
Palleana, 129 ...... 29
Waridanae 1290.0... 29
Viburnana, 199...... 29
Trachea Atriplicis, 57. 13
Trichiura Crategi, 22. 6
Triphena Fimbria, 32. 8
Imnubavolececcccccccs 8
Interjecta, 32 ...... 8

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PAGE SZ ceasecreces 8
Orbonayo) sseccesert 8
Pronwbay Ol co.cmen 8
Subsequa, 31 ...... 8
Triphosa Cervinata,100 23
Cinereata, 100 ...... 23
Dubitata, 100 ...... 23

Valeria Oleagina, 57... 13
Venilia Maculata, 111. 25

Quadrimaculata,111 25
Xanthia Aurago, 65... 29

Centrago, 65....... ag 4s
Citrago, 65 ......... 25
Croceago, 65......+4+ 25
Fimbriago, 65 ...... 25
Flavago, 64 ...... eal
Fulvago, 65 .......+. 15
Gilvago, 65 ......06. 15
Rufinas: OS.sceeessien es 15
Xanthosetia -_ Diver-
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Ferrugana, 169...... 38
Hamana, 169 ...... 38
Inopiana, 169 ...... 38°
Zeegana, 168........ . 38
Xerene Adustata, 98... 22
Albicillata, 97 ...... 22
Plumbata, 98......... 22
Procellata, 98 ...... 22
Rubiginata, 98 ...... 22
XylinaConspicillaris,46 11
Bambd ays) ccsessese 11
Petrificata, 47 ...... 11
Palla; Adaesaceseseisn 11
PUtriss Adecccccesewec ll

Semibrunnea, 47... ll
Solidaginis, 240 ... 52
Xylophasia Combusta,

ABizasscomeseeseesees ll
Epomidion, 48...... 11
Hepatica, 48......... 11
Lithoxylea, 47 ...... 11
Polyodon, 48......... 11
Rectilinea, 49 ...... 12
Scolopacina, 48...... li
Sublustris, 48 ...... 11

Yponomeuta Cogna-

tella, WSO <s.c0+se- 4]
Evonymella, 186... 41
Irrorella, 186 ...... 41
Padella, 186 ....,.... 41
Plumbella, 186...... 4]
Rorella, 186 .......6. 41

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