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Hesperia Thauma? and sylvanus, Engelberg. 

 Macroglosxa stellatarum, Engstlen. 



1)10 cIi,ri/socephala,'Er\gatlen, v. Reydenreichii, Engelberg ; most of these latter 

 form a transit to v. Heydenreichii. 



Zygitna, v. niihigena find filipendultji, Engelberg. 



Nudaria mundana, Engelberg; one specimen sitting on the wall in the hotel. 

 Setina ramosa, Engstlen. 

 Lithosia complana, Engelberg. 



Nemeophila russula, Engelberg; plantaginis, ab. Hospiton, and ab. matronalis, 

 Eiagstlen; larvse abundant in all stages, from which I reared the three forms. 

 Psyche plumistrell a, Joch Pass. 

 Dasychira pudibunda, Engelberg. 

 Leucoma salicis, Engelberg. 



Bombyx lanestris, larvoe, Engelberg ; v. roboris, flying wildly in the hot sun- 

 shine high up (over 7000 feet) on the Tannen Alp. 



Agrotis simplonia ; I took one specimen, a very dark form, on the Engstlen Alp. 

 Mamestra nebulosa fphbeiaj, and glauca, Engstlen ; both of these species came 

 to light not infrequently. 



Plusia tripartita (Abrostola urticcB), Engelberg. 

 Anarta, v. rupestralls, Joch Pass. 

 Frothymia viridana, Engstlen. 

 Euclidia glyphica, Engstlen and Engelberg. 

 Herminia terdacularia, Engelberg. 

 Jodis lactearia, Engelberg. 

 Acidalia perockraria, v.fumata, Engelberg. 

 Cabera exanthemaria, Engelberg. 



Psodos alpinata and quadrifaria, Engstlen ; I found alpinata specially common 

 in a beautiful pasture high up in the Tannen Alp. 

 Ematurga atomaria, Engstlen. 

 Phasiane clathrata, Engstlen. 

 Scoria lineata (dealbata) , Engelberg. 

 Ortholitha limitata, Engelberg. 

 Odezia atrata, Engelberg and Engstlen. 



Cidaria berberata, Engelbci'g ; montanata, everywhere ; _^«<c^«ato, Engstlen ; 

 turbaia, inolltiginata,ferrugata, nebulata, incultaria, tristata, hastata, v. subhastata , 

 minorata, adequata, Engstlen ; bilineata and ohliterata, Engelberg ; albulata, 

 everywhere. 



Enpithecia impurata, Engelberg ; satyrata and silenata, Engstlen. 

 Sercyna Schrankiana, phrygiaUs, and sericealis, all fairly abundant at Engstlen. 

 Botys nigralis, Engelberg ; octomandata, ciiigulata, ostriitalis, cespiialis, Engst- 

 len, opacalis ; decrepitalis, uliginosalis, crocealis, and pandalis, all from Engelberg- 

 Diasema litterata, Engelberg. 



Crambus pratellus, Engstlen ; diimetellus, hortuellus, Engelberg and Engstlen ; 

 coDchellus, margaritellits, Engelberg; pyramidellus, Engstlen; coulonellus, the 

 commonest Crambus at Engstlen ; perlellus and Warringtonellus, Engelberg. 

 Asarta cethiopella, Engstlen. 

 Catastia v. auriciliella, Engstlen and Engelberg. 



