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151 BROWN ARGUS BLUE. DURHAM ARGUS. SCOTCH ARGUS. Polyommatus agestis, salmacis, Papilio agestis, " idas, medon, M artaxerxes, Lycana artaxerxes, idas, Agriades agestis, Argus artaxerxes, Hesperia artaxerxes, PLATE LXIV. JERMYN. STEPHENS. DUNCAN. WOOD. WESTWOOD. STEPHENS. WESTWOOD. WOOD. DUNCAN. STEPHENS. JERMYN. WOOD. DUNCAN. WESTWOOD. HUBNER. LEWIN. DONOVAN. HAWORTH. JERMYN. LEACH. OCHSENHEIMER. LEACH. HUBNEE. BOISDUVAL. FABBICIUS. LEWIN. HAWOETH. DONOVAN. THIS insect is common near Great BedAvyn and Sarum, Wiltshire, as J. W Lukis, Esq. has informed me; and also on the "Downs" near Hunstanton, Norfolk, as Mr. Robert Marris has written me word: I have taken it in tolerable numbers at Pinhay Cliff, Devonshire, near Lyme Regis. It also occurs in various other localities throughout the kingdom; Ramsgate, Dover, and Hythe, Kent; Hastings, Rye, Brighton, Worthing, Little Hampton, and Chichester, Sussex; Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, Hampshire; Birmingham, Warwickshire; Dorset shire; near Worcester; ShreAvsbury, in Shropshire; Manchester, Lancashire; Castle Eden Dene, Durham, and Seaham Dene, near Sunderland. Flisk, in Fifeshire; near Queensferry and Roslyn
152 BROWN ARGUS BLUE. Castle; Jardine Hall, Dumfriesshire; King's Park, Salisbury Crag, near Duddingstone Loch, the Pentland Hills, and Arthur's Seat, near Edinburgh, where the 'gaudentes rure camsenae' will present more attractions to the entomologist than the "Modern Athens" itself. For the most part this Blue seems to prefer the neighbour hood of the coast. It is double-brooded, appearing in June and in August. The caterpillar is found in April and in June. It is said to feed on different grasses, and the wild strawberry. The expansion of the wings is a little over an inch. The fore wings are glossy broAvnish black, with a small crescent- shaped black spot near the middle. The margin is narroAv and pale whitish grey, with very fine vein lines. The hind wings are of the like ground colours, with a row of bright orange-coloured crescented spots, largest on the inside part, and nearly obliterated on the outer; in some specimens they are all scarcely discernible. Underneath the ground colour of the fore wings is a chaste grey, Avith a row, more or less curved, of clear white spots, within Avhich the spot sheAvs through white, sometimes enclosing a black one; outside the white row is another of orange, more or less bright, followed by a slender black line; the inside border of the fringe, which is white. The hind wings are of the same ground colour, tinted Avith blue about the base, near which there are three Avhite spots, tAvo others at and near the upper edge, the former the larger, and an irregular row of white spots, followed by another of orange ones, dotted with black on their loAver corner, bounded by the black line which makes the inside of the fringe, Avhich is Avhite. "The caterpillar is green, with a pale angulated TOAV of dorsal spots, and a central broAvnish line." The changes in the markings on the Avings in this insect, in different latitudes of the country, are certainly very curious; but though described as three separate species, there seems every reason to believe, or rather, in fact no reason to doubt, but that they are all referable to one and the same butterfly—
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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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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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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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2 APHORISM ATA ENTOMOLOGICA. When,
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