Archive image from page 33 of The day butterflies and duskflyers. The day butterflies and duskflyers of New England, how to find and know them daybutterfliesdu00knob Year: 1895 g. PhUampclns pandorus. 4 in. Forewing buff and light olive with brown patches. Caterpillar feeds on grapevine. PhUampclns Titis. 3 in. Olive green, pale on hindwing and pink near body. 10. Darapsa efiterilus. z1 in. Forewing buff with brown marks, hindwing 'ellow rust color, whitish near body. ii. Darapsa myivn. 2 in. Forewing greenish gray with olive shades, hindwing rust red. Caterpillar feeds on grapevines. Daraps

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Archive image from page 33 of The day butterflies and duskflyers. The day butterflies and duskflyers of New England, how to find and know them daybutterfliesdu00knob Year: 1895 g. PhUampclns pandorus. 4 in. Forewing buff and light olive with brown patches. Caterpillar feeds on grapevine. PhUampclns Titis. 3 in. Olive green, pale on hindwing and pink near body. 10. Darapsa efiterilus. z1 in. Forewing buff with brown marks, hindwing 'ellow rust color, whitish near body. ii. Darapsa myivn. 2 in. Forewing greenish gray with olive shades, hindwing rust red. Caterpillar feeds on grapevines. Darapsa versicolor. 2 in. Forewing grayish marked with red brown.

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