258 THE ENTOMOLOGIST. 
The colour of the femoral teeth is distinctive. In F. rugiceps 
the basal tooth is white and the apical black; on the present 
species this is reversed. 
THE MACRO-LEPIDOPTERA OF COUNTY TYRONE. 
By Tuomas GREER. 
(Continued from p. 208.) 
Coremia (Ochyria) ferrugata, Clerck.—Kane notes that this 
species is plentiful at Favour Royal and Altadiawan, where an 
extreme striated form occurs, abundant in E. Tyrone, but less 
common than the preceding, ochreous forms near Lough Fea. 
Coremia (O.) designata, Hufn.—Fairly abundant in damp 
woods, Favour Royal and Altadiawan (K.), Killymoon, Lissan 
and at Stewartstown. 
Amebe viridana, Fb.—Abundant almost everywhere. 
Malenydris salicata, Hb.—Locally abundant at Altadiawan 
(K.), common on rocky ground near Lough Fea, where ab. 
unicolorata, Gregson, occurs, bogs near Cookstown. 
Malenydris multistrigaria, Haw.—Widely distributed and 
common in the county; ab. virgata, Tutt, at Lough Fea. 
Malenydris didymata, L.—Very abundant, dark forms on the 
bogs. 
Oporabia (Epirrita) dilatata, Bork.—Common in woodlands ; 
banded forms approaching ab. latifasciata, Prout., at Killymoon 
aud Baronscourt. 
*Oporabia (E.) christyi, Prout.—Locally abundant in birch 
woods near Cookstown and Stewartstown. 
*Oporabia (E.) autumnata, Gn.—Very local in woods at 
Killymoon. 
Venusia cambrica, Curt.—Local, at Altadiawan and Favour 
Royal (K.). 
Entephiia cestata, Lang.—Abundant on the mountains and 
moorlands ; pale forms with dark central fascia near Lough Fea. 
Xanthorhoé montanata, Bork.— Very abundant everywhere; a 
form approaching var. shetlandica, Weir., is not uncommon. 
Xanthorhoé fluctuata, L.—Common and widely spread, but 
rare on the uplands, where the last species is often abundant; 
several ab. costovata, Haw., and dark forms are common. 
*Xanthorhoe galiata, Hb.—Very local on sandy ground at 
Washing Bay, Lough Neagh; examples taken here have the 
central band dark purplish black; ab. unilobata, Haw. 
Xanthorhoé (Epirrhoé) sociata, Bork.—Very abundant every- 
where. 
*Xanthorhoé (Huphyia) unangulata, Haw.—Kane states that 
