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SMALL TORTOISE-SHELL. this in the direction of the outer corner, tAVo smaller ones; the outer edge is dark buff, folloAved immediately by a black indented stripe, in which are a series of small dark blue crescents. The hind Avings are also rich orange red, but all the base is dark coloured, and they are bordered with dark buff, fol lowed by an indented black band, in which is a row of dark blue crescents of larger size than those in the fore Avings, leaving the orange as a bar across. Underneath, the markings are the same, but the orange is changed to stone-colour; the margins are the same, but darker, and separated from the rest by an indented line of metallic blackish green. The lower wings have the bar replaced by a darker stone- colour; the margins separated by a row of crescent-shaped dark blackish green spots. The caterpillar is of a dull colour—a mixture of green and brown, with paler lines doAvn the back and sides, and beset with black spines: the head is black. The chrysalis is brownish, with golden spots on the fore part, and sometimes nearly entirely golden. In varieties of this species the black spots have been more or less enlarged or diminished, so as in some cases to be confluent, and in others obsolete. In one figured by the Rev. W T. Bree, of Allesley, in the "Magazine of Natural History," the second and third black bars on the front edge are united, and the two round spots on the same Avings are absent, the hind wings being uniformly obscure. A A r ery singular 'Lusus naturae,' preserved in the cabinet of Mr. Stephens, has occurred in the Small Tortoise-shell, Mr. Doubleday having taken one near Epping, Avith five wings, the fifth, of small size, being affixed to one of the hinder ones, whose markings it repeated. N hymenopterous insect with seven legs, four on one side and three on the other, and still preserved in the cabinet of J. C. Dale, Esq., Avas captured several years ago by my brother Frederick Philipse Morris, Esq., in a wood near Axminster, Devonshire. The engravings are from specimens in my own collection. 73
(4 CAMBERWELL BEAUTY WHITE BORDER. GRAND SURPRISE. PLATE XXXI. Vanessa anliopa, OCHSENHEIMEB. STEPHENS. " " DUNCAN. CUBTIS. Papilio antiopa, LINNAEUS. HAWORTH. LEWIN. " " DONOVAN. HARRIS. WILKES. Eugonia antiopa, HUBNEB. THE wide uncertainty of the periodical appearance of this very fine butterfly in our country is very remarkable, and "whither aAvay?" between the dates of its visits is a question we cannot answer. About eighty years ago it appeared in immense numbers. Again, in the year 1819, it was observed in abundance in all parts of the kingdom: comparatively few have been seen since, but latterly, within the last few years, more have been met with, probably from having been better looked after. The neighbourhood of RaAvmarsh, near Rotherham, Yorkshire, is one of the most uniform localities for this rare insect that I am aware of. In my OAvn garden, at Nafferton, aiear Driffield, one, as there seemed no doubt that it must have been, was seen by my servant a few years since. It has occurred also near Cromer, Norfolk. I thought that I once saAv one, three or four miles south-west of the city of Worcester. It has also been captured in the following localities, the year 1846 having been unusually productive of the species:—In that year, in a garden in the suburbs of York, one Avas taken, and tAvo others were seen at the same time; one near Epping, on the 12th. of September, and another was seen; one taken near Yaxley
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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 205: PLATE XXX. 72 SMALL TORTOISE-SHELL.
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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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2 APHORISM ATA ENTOMOLOGICA. When,
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4 APHOEISMATA ENTOMOLOGICA. desirou
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3 APH0RI8MATA ENT0M0L0GICA. The fol
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