THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S CALENDAR. 
371 
APRIL. 
So. 
of 
Name. 
Where found. 
Other 
times 
G'en. 
of ap. 
Reference to 
description. 
354 Noctua bimaeulata b. Trunks of oaks ? 
The ferrugincous Drab 
stibplnmbea b. 
The lead-coloured Drab 
pallida — 
The pale Quaker 
Cerasi a. — 
The common Quaker 
juncta b. 
- of trees 
. of willows 
The common Quaker, var. 
nans b. 
The small Quaker 
libatrix e. 
The Herald 
Geomelra illnnar'a r.. 
The early Thorn 
badiala b. 
The Shoulder-stripe 
cerVinata b. 
Scarce Tissue 
suff mnata 
The water Carpel 
quadrimaeulata 
Poplars and pales 
Shady groves 
Skirts of woods 
Gardens and pales 
Open places in woods 
8 , 
Pathways and woods 
The pinion spotted Yellow 
congeneraria a. Trunks of trees 
The forked-striped Brindle 
fumaria a. Oaks 
The dark Brindle 
Crataegaria b. Hedges and woods 
The Brimstone 
dentistrigata m. Trunks of trees, CoombeW. 
The early Tooth-striped 
viretata Pathways in w'oods 
The brindle- barred Yellow 
insnlata p. Woods 
The insulated Carpet 
bidentaria e. Skirts of woods 
The scalloped Hazel 
360 Riston birtarins Trunksof trees 
The hindted Beauty 
365 Tnrtrix Lceflingina Hedges 
The Lnjhvgicn 
snliseqnana * 
The faint Silver-striped 
fraternana 
6 , 8 , 
5, 
6 , 
5,6, 
The cinereous Silver-barred 
perlepidana 
The beautiful Crescent 
Haw. 242. sp. 241. 
— sp. 242. 
— sp. 243. 
243. sp. 244. 
— — sp. 247. 
244. sp. 249. 
— sp. 250. 
292. sp. 5$. 
325. sp 27. 
318. sp. 6. 
■ 323. sp. 21. 
■ 343. sp. 80. 
• 273. sp. 4. 
- 273. sp. 5. 
- 298. sp. 74. 
- 320. sp. II, 
- 329. sp. 39. 
- 330. sp. 43. 
-291. sp. 55. 
- 273. sp. 3. 
- 420. sp. 82, 
448. sp. 17.' 
449, p,p. 1 7< 
5, 458. S p. 20 1 
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