186 [August, 



the bark. Very variable. Uiiinbarton Road ami Dillichip. -radialella, Don., 



sometimes common, Cjuarry Woods and Crofthugcn. costella, Fb., generally 



common, Crofthugcn and Levenside. 



Ilarpipteryx xi/lostella, Jj., common on honeysuckle, Crofthugen and Levenside. 

 Depressaria cos/osa, Haw., not uncommon on furze, Nobleston and Levenside. 



assimileUa, Tr., not uncommon on broom. Quarry Woods and Ladyton. 



arenella, Sehiff., not uncommon. Quarry Wood. applana,'Sh. , gcner&Wy difficult 



to obtain in the autumn, but common in the spring; comes to sallow bloom ; gener- 

 ally distributed. ciliella, Sta., not uncommon, Nobleston. heracliana, Do 



Geer, very common, larva in flower heads of Heracleum ; pupates in the stems ; F. 

 and C. Railway, near Jamestown, Nobleston, &c. 



Gelec/iia ericetella, Hb., very abundant on all the moors. muUnella, Zell., 



common among broom, Dillichip. diffinis. Haw., not uncommon, Levenside, 



Dillichip and Strathlorm. similis, Sta., var. confinis, Sta., Levenside. terrella, 



Hb., very common everywhere. politella, Sta., not uncommon, Levenside Moor. 



affinis, Dough, Dumbarton Road. actiminateJIa, Sircom., Levenside. 



dodecella, L., common among pines on Levenside Moor. triparella, Zell., scarce, 



Levenside. proximeUa, Hb., common, generally taken at rest on trunks of silver 



birch. noiatella, Hb., scarce, among sallows, Crofthugen and Quarry Woods. 



Xenolechia athiops, Westw., not uncommon on Levenside Moor in April and 

 May ; when on the wing is difficult to distinguish from a water-fly, and is easily 

 overlooked. 



Aristotelia tenehrella, Hb., common. Quarry Woods and Auchencarroch. 



stipella, Hb., var., ncBviferella, Dup., common, Alexandria. pulveratella, H.-S. 



{intaminatella, Sta.), scarce, Levenside Moor. 



Chelaria Hiibnerella, Don., very common among silver birch, Crofthugen and 

 Quarry Woods. 



Pleurota hicostella, Clerck., Levenside Moor. 



CEcophora sulphurella, Fb., very common among rotten timber, generally dis- 

 ti'ibuted. 



JiorJchausenia fuscescens, Haw., not common. Quarry Woods, Nobleston and 

 Levenside. pseudospretella, Sta., abundant everywhere. 



Endrosis lacteeUa, Sehiff. {fenestrella, Sta., nee Scop.), too common everywhere. 



Atemelia torquatella, Linn., Levenside. 



Glyphipteryx thrasonella, Scop., very common among rushes, generally distri- 

 buted. Haioorthana, St., not common, Levenside Moor. Fischeriella, Zell., 



not uncommon on the embankment of the F. and C. Railway near Jamestown, may 

 be swept off the grass. 



Heliozela nericiella, Haw., very common, 1900, Quarry Woods. re.iplendella, 



Dougl., scarce, Levenside. 



Arrjyresthia epMppella, Fb., common, Ladyton, Jamestown, &c. nitidella, 



Fb., common. Quarry Wood, Crofthugen. semitestacella, Curt., common in 



Crofthugen, but seems to be confined to this part of the district. spiniella, Zell., 



common, Levenside. albistria, Haw., common, Nobleston and Auchencarroch. 



conjugella, Zell., common among rowan, generally distributed, specimens very 



