Noctuidae 



Form hinda French, Plate XXXIII, Fig. lo, $ . (The Hinda 

 Underwing.) 



Form scintillans Grote, Plate XXXIII, Fig. 9, $. (The 

 Glittering Underwing.) 



This is another very common and very variable species, which 

 is found from Canada to the Carolinas and westward to the 

 Mississippi. 



(43) Catocala nebulosa Edwards, Plate XXXlll, Fig. 16, ? . 

 (The Clouded Underwing.) 



This fine species is found in the Middle Atlantic and Centra) 

 States east of the Mississippi. It appears to be quite common in 

 southern Indiana. 



(44) Catocala piatrix Grote, Plate XXXVI, Fig. 6, 6 . (The 

 Penitent.) 



The moth is found throughout the United States east of the 

 Rocky Mountains, and as far south as Arizona. It is a common 

 species. 



(45) Catocala neogama Abbot & Smith, Plate XXXVI, 

 Fig. 5, ? . (The Bride.) 



This is another common and variable species v^'hich has the 

 same geographical distribution as that of the last-named insect. 



(46) Catocala subnata Grote, Plate XXXIII, Fig. 15, ?. 

 (The Youthful Underwing.) 



The species is found in the Aopalachian subregion, and 

 appears to be not uncommon in Kentucky and southern Indiana. 



(47) Catocala cerogama Guenee, Plate XXXIV, Fig. 6, $ . 

 (The Yellow-banded Underwing.) 



Syn. aurella Fisher; cliza Fisher. 



This is a common species ranging from Canada to the 

 Carolinas and westward to the Mississippi. 



(48) Catocala palseogama Guenee, Plate XXXVI, Fig. 3, ,t . 

 (The Oldwife Underwing.) 



Form phalanga Grote, Plate XXXVI, Fig. 4, S - (The 

 Phalanga Underwing.) 



The moth ranges from Nevv England to Virginia and west- 

 ward to the Mississippi. 



(49) Catocala conr^ytL, Abbot &c Smith, Plate XXXIV, 

 Fig. 3, $ . (The Contort.) 



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