the entomologist’s calendar. 
JUNE. 
403 
No. 
of 
Name. 
Where found. 
Other 
times 
Gen. 
of ap. 
Reference to 
description. 
Noctua duplaris b. Skirts of woods 
The lesser satin Carpet 
chrysitis e. Weedy banks 
The burnished Brass 
orichalcea Gardens, Crayford 
The scarce burnished Brass 
Yorkshire and Scotland 
bractea 
The gold Spangle 
Iota E. 
The gold Y. 
interrogationis 
The Yorkshire Y. 
circuraflexa 
The Essex Y. 
illustris 
The purple Shades 
arcuosa e 
The small- dotted Buff 
fusca E. Woods 
The marbled White spot 
albilinea - 
The marbled While-line 
nnca 
The Silver-hook 
snlpbnrea e. 
The spotted Sulphur 
1 IK'tUUSH 
The Four-spotted 
glyphica b. 
The Burnet 
Mi B. 
Gardens 
Mountains and heaths, Yorks. 
Essex 
Salisbury plain 
Meadows 
Marshy places, Norfolk 
Clover-fields 
Haw. 253, 
■ 254. sp. 2. 
- — sp. 3. 
■ 255. sp. 4. 
- 256. sp. 5. 
- 257. sp. 7. 
- — sp. 8. 
■ 258, sp. 9, 
- 260. sp. 17. 
- 261. sp. 18, 
- — sp. 19. 
- 263. sp. 23. 
- — sp. 24. 
- 264. sp. 29. 
- 265. sp. 31. 
- — sp. 32. 
The Shipton 
maura Out-houses and palings 
The great Brown Bar 
360 Biston Betularius M. Pales 
The Peppered 
Geomelra Prunaria r. Shady groves 
The orange Moth 
Roboraria e. Trunks of trees 
The great Oak Beauty 
consortaria b. Woods 
The pale Oak Beauty 
repandaria E. 
The mottled Beauty 
oonsobrinaria 
The tawny Beauty 
suberaria n. Open parts in woods 
The large-waved Umber 
dolabraria e. Bushes 
The scorched Wing 
7,8, 269. sp. 6. 
272. sp. 2. 
283. sp. 34, 
. 275. sp. 8. 
sp. 9. 
— — sp, 10. 
276. sp. 13. 
2S4. sp. 35. 
— 295. sp, 67. 
2c 2 
