Q^ Journal New York Ent. Soc. [VoI. ii. 



ferruginous patch. A minute triangular sub-apical green dot also 

 succeeded by ferruginous. Expanse, 17 — 22 mm. 



Habitat, Atlantic States to Canada and westward. 



var. (juerceti. — The basal jKitch throws out a green line over 

 the ferruginous patch. 



var. interjecta. — The end of this green line is connected with 

 the sub-apical dot by a row of additional dots. 



var. viridiclava. — The green marks fused into a continuous 

 band. 



var. ferruginea. — Differs only in the ground color which is 

 paler, being less brown and more ferruginous or ocherous. 



Habitat, Atlantic States. 



E. paenulata Clemens. 



libo—Einpretia panulata CLEMENS, Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil., Vol. XII, 

 p. 159- 



var. elliottii Pear sail. 



1887 — Euclea elliottii Pearsall, Ent. Amer., Vol.11, p. 209. 

 Differs from delphinii only in that the green coloration covers 

 the discal cell, extending to the base of the wing, and forming a 

 large triangular indented patch as in incisa. The black discal dot 

 is frequently present. 



Habitat, Northern Atlantic States westward. 



E. incisa Harvey. 



i^-jt—Piirasa incisa Harvey, Can. Ent., Vol. VIII, p. 5. 

 Thorax and primaries dark wood- brown except for a large 

 green patch covering most of primaries, slightly indented above 

 internal angle. Abdomen and secondaries pale stramineous, with 

 fringe brownish. Expanse, 18 — 25 mm. 

 Habitat, Texas. 



E. indetermina Boisdiival. 



1832 — l.iniacodes indetermina BoiSDUVAL, Cuvier An. King. (Griflith), pi. 



103, f. B. 

 1S64 — Limacodes viridis REAKUiT, Proc. Knt. Soc. Phil., Vol. Ill, p. 251. 

 1864 — Callochlora veniata PACKARD, Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., Vol. Ill, p. 339. 

 Thorax green, abdomen ocherous brown. Primaries crossed 

 by a very broad green band which reaches base at internal margin 

 leaving a triangular space at costa and terminal space blackish 

 wood-brown, with blackish shade centrally on external margin. 

 Secondaries ocherous brown, pale at base. 

 Habitat, Atlantic States. 



