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128. Capnodes orbiculata. 



Capnodes orbiculata, Felder, Reise der Nov. Lep. 

 iv. pi. 118, fig. 14(1875). 

 Boa Vista, Kio Purus, 12th September, 1874. 



129. Capnodes sobria. 



Tkermesia sobria. Walker, Lep. Het. Suppl. iil. 

 p. 1044 (1865). 

 Rio Juriui, ord November, 1874. 



This species is allied to C. obnertens and C. li?icns, but 

 the latter a]ipears to be nearer to C. irene in its black sub- 

 apical costal patch. 



130. Capnodes senilis, n. sp. 



Silver-grey ; an irregular band, composed of two nearly 

 parallel crinkled chocolate-brown lines, just beyond the 

 middle ; discoidal spots outlined in chocolate ; a discal 

 series of triangular black dots, followed by a zigzag choco- 

 late line ; a nearly marginal series of black dots, united 

 by a dusky zigzag line ; primaries crossed near the base 

 by an irregular blackish line ; undersurface very pale, dis- 

 coidal spots black, punctiform ; primaries silvery-brown, 

 several costal white dots beyond the middle ; a marginal 

 series of black dots; secondaries white Avith central grey 

 crinkled line and broad grey border ; marginal dots as in 

 primaries : expanse of wings 1 1 lines. 



Rio Jutahi, 5th February, 1875. 



131. Capnodes indigna, n. sp. 



Pale earthy-grey, Avith a very feeble lilacine tint ; wings 

 crossed in the centre by a slightly oblique wavy pale line 

 dividing the discocelhdar spot (on each wing), which is large 

 and ferruginous, with interrupted darker edge ; a marginal 

 series of black dots ; primaries with a ferruginous spot at 

 base of costa ; an irregular ferruginous band, intersected 

 by a wavy pale line, across the l)asal third ; a ferruginous 

 costal spot, divided by the central line, above the reniform 

 or discocellular spot ; a small sul)apical quadrate ferru- 

 ginous costal spot ; costal margin Avhite-dotted beyond 

 the middle ; secondaries with a large black spot in the 

 cell, touching the discocellular spot; faint traces of two 

 blackish zigzag discal lines, the inner one of which be- 

 comes sharply defined as an oblicpie black line across the 

 abdominal border ; palpi white internally, tarsi above 



