380 kKVISION OF AUSTRALIAN LKPIDOPTERA, vi., 



Forewings in ^ with or without fovea; 10 out of 9 anastomosing 

 with 11 wliich arises separately from eel], but very often the 

 basal part of 10 is undeveloped, so that 10 appears to be long- 

 stalked with 11, 10 usually anastomosing with 9. Hindwings 

 normal. 



In exotic species, 11 may anastomose first with 12, then with 

 11. With two exceptions, the specimens I have examined 

 appear to have 1 and 1 1 long-stalked; this fallacy must be noted. 



113. MeTKOCAMPA BIPLAGA. 



Azelina biplaga Wlk , Char. Undesc. Lep., p. 75. Metrocampa 

 glmtcidsMeyv., Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. Wales, 1891, p. 644. 



Antenna! pectinations of ^ short, broad, obtuse (less than 1). 

 F'orewings in ^ without fovea; 10 out of 9 anastomosing with 

 11, 10 afterwards connected with 9 (1(J), 10 apparently out of 

 11, anastomosing with 9 (2^, 69). 



Q. : Nambour, Mt. Tambourine. — N.S.W. : Sydney. — Vic. : 

 Melbourne, Beaconsfield, Gisborne. 



114. Metrocampa ada. 



Gynopteryx ada Butl., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., 1882, p. 91. 

 Metrocampa ada Meyr., Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.Wales, 1891, p. 645. 



Forewings in ^ with a shallow fovea; 10 apparently out of 11 

 and free (1(J), or anastomosing with 9 (2(J, I9). 



N.S.W : Sydney, Bathurst. — Vic. : Melbourne, Gisborne. — 

 Tasm.: Hobart. 



115. Metrocampa CELiENEPHES, n.sp. 

 K€Aaii'e<^7/9, darkly clouded. 

 (J. 24 mm. Head fuscous. Palpi 1 J; fuscous Antennae pale 

 fuscous; pectinations in $ 3. Thorax and abdomen fuscous. 

 Legs fuscous; tarsi with obscure whitish annulations: posterioi* 

 pair mostly whitish; posterior tibia? of $ dilated, with internal 

 groove and tuft. Forewings triangular, costa strongly arched 

 at base, thence slightly sinuate to apex, apex acutely dentate, 

 termen dentate on vein 6, thence bowed and crenulate; basal 

 half fuscous-brown, limited by a line slightly beyond middle, 

 with an obtuse, median, posterior projection; beyond this, grey- 

 whitish finely strigCllated with pale grey; a whitish, subterminal 



