LEPIDOPTEBA HETEROOERA. 



natisfusco maryinatis, annulo subovali obscure fusco.margtne 

 interiore bad costaque purpurasrente suffusis ; postica purpu- 

 rascente nebulosce, lineis nonnullis obscure fuscts. 

 Female. Dull ochraceous. Body beneath and legs silvery 

 whitish. Abdomen brownish, extending a little beyond the hind 

 wings. Legs smooth, rather stout. Wings long, rather nanow 

 Fore wings yellowish cinereous, rounded at the tips, with nve or six 

 irregular darker incompletely brown-bordered bands; a P ur P" sa 

 hue along the costa and along the basal part of the n*™** ™*' 

 a dark brown longitudinal irregularly oval ringlet in the disk ; exte- 

 rior border hardly convex, very oblique. Hind wings purphsft- 

 clouded, with several dark brown irregular oblique lines. Win** 

 beneath yellowish whitish, with a few irregular interrupted darK 

 ochraceous blackish-bordered bands. Length of the body 4 lines, 

 of the wings 12 lines. 

 Mysol. In Mr. Saunders 1 collection. 



Pyralis inductalis. 



Fcem. Pallide cinerea ; caput et thorax cervina ; palpi cervim, 



ascendentes, verticem non superantes, articulo So lineari 2o non 



breviore; alee longce, angustat ; fasciis nonnullis angustis pat- 



lide cervinis nigricante submarginatis ; anticce acuta, gutta 



apicali alba elliptica punctum atrum incltidente. 



Female. Pale cinereous. Head and thorax fawn-colour. Palpi 



fawn-colour, smooth, slender, obliquely ascending, not rising higher 



than the vertex ; third joint linear, as long as the second. Abdomen 



extending much beyond the hind wings. Legs smooth, slender; 



tarsi pale fawn-colour, their joints with pale cinereous tips. Wings 



lone, narrow, with several narrow oblique pale fawn-coloured 



partly blackish-bordered bands, the blackish hue darker and more 



complete on the under side. Fore wings acute, with a white 



elliptical apical dot, which contains a deep black point; exterior 



border convex, very oblique. Length of the body H lines; ot tne 



wings 10 lines. 



Ceram. In Mr. Saunders' collection. 



