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Sp. 15. annulicornis. Pallide fuscus, antennis albis, nigra annulatis, palpis 

 pedihusque ochraceis, aiis anticis griseo-brunneis, posticis subhyalinis,fusces- 

 centibus. (Long. corp. S^— Slin.; Long. Ant. 6 lin. ; Exp. Alar, 9—10 lin.) 



Lep. annulicornis. Steph. Catal. 319. No. 3639. 



Pale fuscous : antennse blacky, annulated with white ; palpi ochreous ; anterior 

 wings griseous-brown^ immaculate; cilia rather pale; posterior wings 

 slightly hyaline;, brownish; legs pale. 



Also taken, not very commonly, near London, in June. 



Sp. 16. seminiger. Niger, antennis albo-annulatis, alis anticis griseo-ochraceis, 

 posticis atro-fuscis, immaculatis, pedibus pallidis. (Long. corp. 3 lin, ; Long. 

 Ant. 6 lin.; Exp, Alar, 9 lin,) 



Lep. seminiger. Steph. Catal. 319, No. 3643. 



Black : antennae annulated with white ; palpi ochreous ; anterior wings 

 griseous-ochrej with a very faint paler ochreous dot before the middle of the 

 inner margin^ two or three others placed obliquely towards the apex of the 

 wings ; posterior deep fuscous, immaculate ; legs pale. 



Found near Hertford, and in the New Forest, in June and July. 



Sp. 17. cinereus. Cinereo-fuscus, alis anticis cam puhescentibus, costanebulisque 

 aliquot subochraceis, tibiis tarsisque albido-ochraceis. (Long, corp, 4 — 44 lin.; 

 Long. Ant, 10 lin, ; Exp. Alar. 12—13 lin.) 



Lep. grossus. Steph. Catal. 320. No. 3644. — Lep. cinereus. Phil. Mag. 

 (Curtis) V. iv. p. 214. 



Fuscous : eyes black ; " antennae very long, black, annulated with white, 

 clothed with griseous hairs ; wings fuscous ; superior (anterior) clothed 

 with grey pubescence ; costa slightly ochreous, as well as some iridescent 

 marks ; a small portion of the base of the inferior (posterior) wings pale 

 ochreous ; tibiae and tarsi of the same colour." — Curtis, I. c. 



Inhabits the vicinity of London, and the New Forest, in July. 



Sp. 18. filosus. Niger, capite injrdfulvo, antennis gracilibus brunneo alboque 

 annulatis, alis anticis ochraceo-brunneis, marginibus Jlavescentibus, posticis 

 hyalinis iridibus, pedibus pallidis brunneo annulatis. (Long. corp. 3 — 3| lin. ; 

 Long. Ant, 7 lin,; Exp. Alar. 11 lin.) 



Phr. filosa. Linnc.—Le^. filosus. Steph. Catal. 320. No. 3646. 



Black: head yellowish beneath ;'"pa1pi and antenna brown, the latter very 

 slender and long, annulated with white from the base to the middle ; 

 anterior wings clear pale brown, somewhat transparent and immaculate, the 

 costal and inner margins pale tawny ; posterior wings more transparent and 

 iridescent; legs whitish, faintly annulated with brown. 



Taken near London, in June. 



