INDEX. 



159 



H. 



Hair-streaks, 76. 



Halteres, or poisers, 97. 



ILnvthorn tly, 99. 



ITeterogyna, 131. 



UeuierolDiidse, 62. 



Ilepialus Immili, 82. 



llesperidDe, 70, 71. 



1 f eterocera, 70, 77. 



1 [eteromera, 139, 143. 



Hicks, Dr., on the organ of 



hearing in insects, 4. 

 Ilippobosca, 117. 

 flop-dog, 84. 

 Horse hot fly, 117. 

 House fly, 113. 

 Humming-bird moth, 78, 81. 

 Hydrous piceus, 140. 

 Hydrocampa, 90. 

 Hymenoptera, 118. 

 Hypocera, 98, 117. 



I. 



Insects, in relation to flower^, 



156. 

 Ichneumons, 122, 126. 



K. 



Kentish glory, 85 . 



Ladybird beetles, 149. 

 Lampyris noctiluca, 143. 

 Leaf-cutting bees, 137. 

 Ijepidoptera, 67 to 95. 

 Leptidffi, 108. 

 Lil)ellulida?, 52, 53. 

 Lobster moth, 83. 

 Locusts, 45. 

 Longicornes, 146, 147. 

 Long-horn moths, .94. 

 Lowne on organ of smell, 4. 

 Lubbock, Sir J., 24, 26, 156. 

 Lucanus cervus, 141, 142. 

 Lycenidoe, 71, 76. 



M. 



Macroglossa, 78. 



Magpie moth, 89. 



3Iay-fly, 59. 



iMealy bugs, 40, 41. 



Meal moths, 90. 



^leconema varia, 45. 



.Alegachile, 137. 



MelitcTea, 75. 



Meloidae, 144. 



Myrmecidse, 132. 



Metamorphosis of Libellula, 55. 



Microgaster glomeratus, 72. 



Mole-cricket, 45, 47. 



Mosquitoes, 101. 



Muscidae, 112. 



Musca vomitoria, 113, 114. 



Musca chlora, 113. 



Musk beetle, 147. 



MutiUidce, 133. 



Mycetophilidie, 98. 



N. 



Necrophorus mortuorum, 141. 

 X^meobius, 76. 

 Xemocera, 98. 

 Xeuroptera, 51. - 

 Night-flying moths. 87. 

 Noctuinse, 77, 8j6. 

 Xymphalidae, 71, 73, 74. 



0. 



Odonestis, 85. 

 CKdipoda migratoria, 44. 

 G^nectra, 91. 

 Oil beetles, 144. 

 Orgyia, 84. 

 Orthoptera, 43. --^ 

 Ourapteryx, 88. 



P. 



Panorpidse, 63. 

 Papilio, 71. 

 Peutamera, 139. 

 Perlida-", 57. 

 Phyllophaga (beetles), 146. 



