. British entomology; being illustrations and descriptions of the genera of insects found in Great Britain and Ireland: containing coloured figures from nature of the most rare and beautiful species, and in many instances of the plants upon which they are found. tlesea Mere. 15. pisorius Fab.—Scliaf. El. t. 1. 16. fusorius Linii. 17. Atropos. Curt. Brit. Fnt. 234. 18. sugillatorius Linn.—Schcef. Icon. t. 9. 19. infractorius Linn.—Panz. 78. 9. 20. vaginatorius Linn.—Panz. 79. 8.—August and Sep- tember. Umbellate flowers. 21. ambulatorius Fab. 22. occisorius Fab.—Panz. 78. 10. 23. nega
. British entomology; being illustrations and descriptions of the genera of insects found in Great Britain and Ireland: containing coloured figures from nature of the most rare and beautiful species, and in many instances of the plants upon which they are found. tlesea Mere. 15. pisorius Fab.—Scliaf. El. t. 1. 16. fusorius Linii. 17. Atropos. Curt. Brit. Fnt. 234. 18. sugillatorius Linn.—Schcef. Icon. t. 9. 19. infractorius Linn.—Panz. 78. 9. 20. vaginatorius Linn.—Panz. 79. 8.—August and Sep- tember. Umbellate flowers. 21. ambulatorius Fab. 22. occisorius Fab.—Panz. 78. 10. 23. negatorius Fab.—ornatorius. Panz. 73. 15. 24. fasciatorius Fab.—nugatorius. Panz. 80. 12. 25. bidentorius Fab.—desertorius. Pa7iz. 45. 15.—e. June and b. August. 26. luctatorius Litin.—Schcsf. Icon. t. 26^. f. 6.— m. August, Dover. 27. similatorius Fab. I. Atropos has been bred from the caterpillar of AcherontiaAtropos {pi. 147), by Miss Giraud of Faversham, Kent; thespecimen figured from Mr. Sulivans cabinet was taken atRochester by Professor Henslow; and Mr. Davis took his theend of July in a lane leading to Darent Wood. For specimens of Juncus liyiiger. With., Luzula congesta,Forst. (Flaxen Rush), I am indebted to Mr. Charlwood. /w.
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