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LARGE TORTOISE-SHELL. 71 The chrysalis is rather dark greenish brown, with small golden spots. It is frequently found beneath the coping of Avails, underneath the trees on which the larva has fed, as well as attached to the tree itself. There are several varieties of this species, the black markings being more or less diffused. The figure is taken from one in my own cabinet.
PLATE XXX. 72 SMALL TORTOISE-SHELL. Vanessa urtica, FABRICIUS. OCHSENHEIMER. STEPHENS. " " DUNCAN. WESTWOOD. Papilio urtica, LINNAEUS. LEWIN. DONOVAN. " " ALBIN. WILKES. THIS is one of our most common species, and therefore but little thought of in comparison Avith others of greater rarity. It is, however, a handsome insect, and in its general markings very much resembles the Large Tortoise-shell, though the differ ence of colour instantaneously distinguishes the two. The perfect insect, there being two broods, appears in the beginning of July, and the latter end of August or September. The second brood often survives the rigours of even our northern Avinter, and is seen again the following spring, flitting gaily among the early flowers of the garden, or along the grassy "Banks and Braes;" and anon borne aAvay by some fitful breeze of the uncertain season. The caterpillar is to be found in the beginning of June, and again in the middle of August. It is gregarious in its habits, principally in the earlier stages of its growth. It feeds on the nettle. This butterfly varies in the expanse of its wings from an inch and three quarters to tAvo inches and a quarter; the fore wings are of a rich red orange colour, but the base is dark. There are three large dark patches on their front edge, and between these the ground colour is much paler than on the general surface, being light yelloAvish orange; beyond the outermost one is a white triangular-shaped mark. Near the base of the middle part is a large irregular spot, and above
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TO THE HON. MRS. M1TSGRAVE, BISHOPT
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Painted Lady Scarce Painted Lady Pu
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via INTRODUCTION. more captivatingl
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2 SWALLOW-TAIL the Himalayan mounta
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PLATE II. 4 SCARCE SWALLOWTAIL. Pap
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6 SCARCE SWALLOW-TAIL. specimen whi
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8 BRIMSTONE. PLATE III. Oonepteryx
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10 CLOUDED YELLOW PL A TiC IV Colla
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12 CLOUDED YELLOW. localities for t
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14 PALE CLOUDED YELLOW PLATE V. Col
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16 BLACK YEINED. PLATE VI. Pieris c
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is LARGE WHITE. PLATE VII. Pontia b
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LARGE WHITE. a singularly small spe
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21 SMALL WHITE. PLATE VIII. Pontia
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22 SMALL WHITE. The caterpillar fee
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24 GREEN VEINED. edge of the wing:
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PLATE X. 26 CHEQUERED WHITE. BATH W
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28 CHEQUERED WHITE. hind wings are
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30 WOOD WHITE. and Sarum, Wiltshire
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32 ORANGE TIPPED. and the open path
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34 MARBLED WHITE. There is hardly a
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36 WOOD ARGUS. WOOD LADY. SPECKLED
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38 WOOD RINGLET. PLATE XV Hipparchi
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42 ROCK-EYED UNDERWING. GRAYLING. P
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44 SMALL MEADOW BROWN. LARGE HEATH,
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46 LARGE MEADOW BROWN. MEADOW BROWN
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Biipparchia davus, " polydama, (var
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50 HEATH BUTTERFLY. permanent varie
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52 LEAST MEADOW BROWN. Underneath,
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Page 235: 82 PAINTED LADY. of Switzerland in
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PURPLE HAIRSTREAK. 89 outside corne
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GREEN HAIRSTREAK. 91 colour, except
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dot outside the tail, from which R
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PLATE XLI. » 96 BROWN HAIRSTREAK.
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PLATE XLII. 98 DUKE OF BURGUNDY FRI
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100 DUKE OF BURGUNDY FRITILLARY. of
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102 GREASY FRITILLARY. It feeds on
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Melitoea cinxia, it Papilio a a a a
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PLATE XLA\ 106 PEARL-BORDERED FRITI
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108 SMALL PEARL-BORDERED FRITILLARY
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110 SMALL PEARL-BORDERED FRITILLARY
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112 PEARL-BORDERED LIKENESS FRITILL
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PLATE XLVI1I. 114 WEAVER'S FRITILLA
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PLATE XLIX. 116 HIGH BROWN FRITILLA
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118 HIGH BROWN FRITILLARY. black ma
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120 DARK GREEN FRITILLARY. dark mar
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1 (,>.,> QUEEN OF SPAIN FRITILLARY.
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PLATE LII. 124 VENUS FRITILLARY Arg
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126 SILVER-WASHED FRITILLARY. towar
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128 LARGE COPPER. the mercantile, t
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130 SMALL COPPER. COMMON COPPER. CO
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132 MAZARINE BLUE. PLATE LVI. Polyo
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132 MAZARINE BLUE. PLATE LAI. Polyo
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PLATE LVII. 134 LARGE BLUE. Polyomm
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AZURE BLUE. PLATE LVIII. 136 HOLLY
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BEDFORD BLUE. PLATE LIX. 13
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Polyommatus argus, a a " alcippe, 1
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142 SILVER-STUDDED BLUE. eyed spot,
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144 COMMON BLUE. deprives it of muc
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146 CLIFDEN BLUE. HARTFORD BLUE. PL
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LXIII. 148 CHALK HILL BLUE. Polyomm
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150 CHALK HILL BLUE. Underneath, th
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152 BROWN ARGUS BLUE. Castle; Jardi
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Besperia malva, ci a Papilio « a
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PLATE LXVI. 156 DINGY SKIPPER. Hesp
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PLATE LXVII. 15S LARGE SKIPPER. Hes
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Hesperia comma, a it 160 SILVER-SPO
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162 SMALL SKIPPER. PLATE LXIX. Hesp
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164 LULWORTH SKIPPER. PLATE LXX. He
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Plesperia paniscus, a it Papilio pa
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168 SPOTTED SKIPPER. is but the cen
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Fly extended.
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