64) HAUSTKLLATA. — LEPIDOPTERA. 



Var. 8. The fascia on the anterior wings with the apical ocellar spot only ; 



posterior wings as before. 

 Var. e. The fascia on the anterior wings unspotted ; the posterior wings with 



three circular red spots, the one at the anal angle with a black dot. — Fig-. 1. 

 Var. ^. Anterior wings with four round red spots, with a black dot in each ; 



the posterior with three, in lieu of the fascia- 

 Var, »). Anterior wings with four minute red spots ; posterior with two. 

 Var. 6. Anterior wings with three very obsolete minute red spots, slightly 



pupiUated; posterior with two. 

 Var. u With the fascia on the anterior wings, spreading towards the base, and 



forming an irregular patch occupying the greater portion of the disc of the 



wing ; posterior wings as in var. '(. 



Var. Tj is the Papilio Mnemon of the Entomological Transactions, 

 p. 332, in wliich it was described by Mr. Haworth, about fifteen 

 years since, from specimens in the collection of the late Mr. Fran- 

 cillon, to whom they were presented by T. Stothard, Esq. R. A., 

 their captor, and reputed discoverer of the insect in Britain ; but, 

 however, a single specimen was previously obtained by Dr. Leach 

 from the cabinet of the late Dr. Lettsom, which was said by the 

 latter to have been taken in Cumberland. From the circumstance 

 of so many years having " rolled on" without other specimens of 

 the insect occurring, its native origin began to be questioned ; but 

 the past season has undeniably set the question at rest, through 

 the instrumentality and industry of Mr. Dale, who was furnished 

 with its locality from Mr, Stothard, and, accompanied by Mr. Curtis, 

 procured many specimens of the male from the grassy sides of the 

 mountains in the vicinity of Ambleside. The discovery of the 

 female is, however, due to an indefatigable collector — and one who 

 disposes of the insects lie collects — Mr. Weaver, of Birmingham*, 

 who found several of each sex, and the chief of the varieties de- 

 scribed above from the same and different localities in the counties 

 of Westmoreland and Cumberland, during the month of July. 



E. Eyes naked : wings entire : palpi slender, moderately hairy, the terminal 

 joint very long, acute : frequent boggy heaths and marshy places in mountain 

 districts. 



Sp, 15, Iphis. Platk VII. f. \,2.—AIis supra giiseo-fulvis saepe immaculatisy 

 anticis subtiis ocello uno alterore, posticis 2—5 obsoletis, ratissimi obliteratis. 

 (Exp. alar. 1 unc. 6—8 lin.) 



Hi. Iphis. Ochsenheimer.Strpk. Catal. 



* No. 28, Weaman-street. 



