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QUEEN OF SPAIN FRITILLARY. 123 The caterpillar feeds on the heart's-ease, ( Viola tricolor,) the saint-foin, (Onobryclvis satica,) and the burrage, (Borago officinalis.) The expanse of the wings is about two inches; their colour is fulvous, with many distinct spots, most of them of a round shape, those at the tip uniting with the dark margin, and enclosing several small paler buff patches; the base dusky. The hind wings are of the same general character, their base also dusky. Underneath, the fore wings have nearly the same markings as those on the upper surface, but at the tip is a broad ferruginous patch, at the base of which is a silvery spot, succeeded by two small eyes, between which and the margin are several oval-shaped silver patches. The hind wings are buff, varied with reddish brown, with numerous silver patches of different sizes and shapes, and of which there are about fourteen between the base of the wings, and a row of seven dark broAvn eyes with silvery pupils, between each of which and the margin of the wing is a large silvery patch. The caterpillar is said to be greyish brown, with a white line spotted Avith black along the back, and two yellowish brown lines along the sides; the spines and legs pale yellow. The chrysalis is varied with brown and dull green, interspersed with metallic spots.
PLATE LII. 124 VENUS FRITILLARY Argynnis aphrodite, BEEE. WESTWOOD. Papilio aphrodite, FABBICIUS. THIS is an American species, but it is unquestionable that a specimen was taken in an undoubted wild state in Upton Wood, a few miles from Leamington, Warwickshire, by James Walhouse, Esq., of that place. How it came from the "Far West" is now an undiscoverable mystery. This grand capture occurred in the summer of 1833. The expanse of the wings is nearly three inches and a quarter. The fore wings are of a rich fulvous colour, spotted and chequered over with black. The hind Avings are of the same general ground colour, with very similar markings. Underneath, the ground colour is buff, tinged with pink, the tips greenish, the dark marks shewing through. The hind wings are bronze green, but dark at their base, and lighter towards the outside; a row of semicircular silver spots follows the mar gin, and there are numerous other silver spots. The engraving is from the figure in Mr. Westwood and Mr. Humphreys' work.
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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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54 ARRAN ARGUS. ular white band, be
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56 SCOTCH ARGUS. uniform dark bronz
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58 SMALL RINGLET. The hind wings ha
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60 SILVER-BORDERED RINGLET. orange,
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62 WHITE ADMIRAL. large white spots
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ALDERMAN BUTTERFLY. PLATE XXV11. 64
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vs RED ADMIRAL. over, in a manner t
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68 PEACOCK. the other, which latter
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70 LARGE TORTOISE-SHELL. survive th
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PLATE XXX. 72 SMALL TORTOISE-SHELL.
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(4 CAMBERWELL BEAUTY WHITE BORDER.
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76 CAMBERWELL BEAUTY. The caterpill
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78 COMMA. the sunshine, too soon to
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PLATE XXXIII. 80 ALBIN'S HAMPSTEAD
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82 PAINTED LADY. of Switzerland in
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HUNTER'S CYNTHIA. PLATE XXXA" S3 SC
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EMPEROR OF MOROCCO. PLATE XXXVI. 85
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PURPLE EMPEROR. that the neighbouri
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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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Page 319: PLATE XLVI1I. 114 WEAVER'S FRITILLA
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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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