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THE WEEKLY ENTOMOLOGIST. 
M. Maura. On sugar, August 3rd. 
II. Sylvinus. August 6th. 
N. Bella. On sugar, August 6th 
and 15th. 
N. Umbrosa. On sugar, August 
6th ; on Clematis V it alba, August 
7th. 
II. Micacea. On sugar, August 
6th. 
C. Prunara. August 7th. 
L. Lithargyria. On sugar, August 
14th. 
N. Baja. On sugar, August 15th. 
Can any of your correspondents 
name the following larva for me ? — 
Of the family Noctuidce, thick, 
fleshy, velvety, of a pale blue green, 
with a broad white lateral line, and 
a narrow interrupted dorsal line, on 
each segment two greenish gray 
oblique lines nearly meeting on the 
back, tho 12th segment which is 
slightly stouter than the rest of the 
body, marked with two small but 
distinct white spots. Food, fern ! or 
clematis vitalba ; I have found some 
on each of these in our garden. I 
have found two specimens evidently 
of the same species, but of a rich 
madder brown, the markings the 
same as in the green ones. Rev. P. 
Andrews, Newport , Salop , August 
1 7 th. 
Captures in the North. — Since my 
last communication I have but a 
meagre list of captures to record, 
still, it may interest some one to 
know what is to be met with in this 
part of the country. No doubt, night 
work would produce more novelty, 
but I cannot follow that up. It may 
show some little of what does occur 
here. 
When a neighbour of mine was 
turning a stone over, he found a 
Polia Tincta. It was aboui four 
miles from here in Lancashire ; 
indeed one may class all my captures 
almost, as Lancashire specimens. 
All have been taken within four 
miles of the division of the counties, 
Hipparchia Blandina. 
Lithosia Mesomelia. Flying ’ at 
dusk. 
L. Complanula. 
Hemithea Thymiaria. 
Hyria Auroraria. 
Acidalia Promutata. 
A. Immutata. 
Larentia Salicata. Second brood, 
and very small compared with 
those of April and May. 
L. Olivata. 
Emmelesia Bifasciata. 
Eupithoecia Pygmeata. 
E. Expallidata. 
E. Venosata. 
Erepana Falcula. 20th July, in 
fine order. 
Bryophila Perla. Large, on rocks, 
not near any dwelling. 
Dianthcecia Carpophaga. Larva. 
Stillia Anomala. 
Schranlda Turfosalis, 
Crambus Selascllus. 
C. Falsellus. 
C. Inquinatcllus. 
C. Geniculellus. 
