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TJENIOCAMPA CRUDA. 



SMALL QUAKER. 

 Plate LVII. Figure 9. 



Localities for this common species are York, Warter, 

 Sutton on-Derwent, Lang with, Brighton, Dunham Park, 

 Faversham, Bowclon, Doncaster, Hainault Forest, and 

 Bromsgrove. 



The situations where it is found are hedge-sides and 

 woods. 



The perfect insect appears in February and March; 

 February 23, March 10. 



The caterpillar is pale green, (sometimes greyish or 

 brownish) with a line along the back of whitish green, 

 and another of the same colour on each side below it, 

 a row of dark dots below the two; the side line yel- 

 lowish, as are the interstices of the segments. 



The date of the appearance of the caterpillar is in 

 May. 



It feeds on the oak. 



The chrysalis is found enclosed in a loose earthen 

 cocoon. 



ORTHOSIA SUSPECTA. 

 Plate LVII. Figure 10. 



Localities for this species are Askham near York, Don- 

 caster, Stockton Common, Buttercrambe Moor, Storeton 

 and Hargrave Hall near Birkenhead, Worksop, Carlisle, 

 Edinburgh, Huddersfield, Sherwood Forest, Manchester. 



The situations where it is found are woods. 



