BUTTERFLIES FROM THE CHIN HILLS. 679 



276. AsTiCTOPTEEus KADA, Swiiihoe. 

 Ten specimens taken in the Upper Chindwin from Marcb to May. 

 Of these specimensj eight have three largish transparent subapical 

 white spots on the forewing, one has the uppermost spot almost 

 invisible, and the tenth has only the two lower spots present, and these 

 very minute. I very much doubt if this is a distinct species from 

 A. olivascens, Moore. 



277. Sancxjs pulligo, Mabille. 

 Very common in the Upper Chindwin from March to June. 



278. SuASTUS GREMius, Fabricius. 

 Upper Chindwin, April ; not common. 



279. SuASTUs ADiTus, Moore. 

 Fairly common in the Upper Chindwdn during March and April, 



280. Iambetx salsala, Moore. 

 Common everywhere up to 1,500 feet. 



281. Sebastonyma dolopia, Hewitson. 



Two specimens in May, one at the foot of the hills and the other at 

 Kalewa in the Upper Chindwin. A rare species in Burma. . 



282. ZoGRAPHETUS SATWA, de Niceville. 



Six specimens in the Upper Chindwin from March to May. 

 283. ZoGRAPHETUS OGYGIA, Hewifcsou. 



Four specimens in the Upper Chindwin from March to May. This 

 species varies considerably in the number of transparent spots on the 

 upperside of the forewing. 



284. ZoGRAPHETUS CEPHALA, Hewitson. 



Common in the Upper Chindwin from March to May. Colonel 

 Swinhoe has recently described the male of Z. cephala as a new 

 species under the name isota. The two sexes, besides differing slightly 

 in the size of the transparent spots, differ considerably in the marking 

 of the underside of the hindwing, which in the male is of a clear 

 greenish-yellow without marking, but in the female is suffused with 

 rufous-brown between the transparent spots and the outer margin. 

 This reddish suffusion is very variable in extent, but in the numerous 

 specimens which I have seen is invariably more or less present in the 

 females, and is never traceable in the males. Hewitson's type is a 

 female in which the suffusion is unusually large in extent. There can 



