THE ENTOMOLOGISTS CALENDAR, 
419 
JULY. 
No. 
of 
Gen. 
Name. 
Where found. 
Other 
times 
of ap. 
Reference to 
description. 
354 Noetua Chamomilla: m. Shady pales and rails 
The Chamomile Shark 
Tanaceti - - 
The Tansy Shark 
Lactucas 
The Lettuce Shark 
Lucifuga ■■■ — 
The large dark Shark 
Verbasci l. The Mullein 
The Mullein 
Asteris Gardens 
The Starwort 
Absinthii ». Places where wormwood grows 
The Wormwood 
exoleta l. The yellow Iris, marshes 
The large Sword-grass 
lithoxylea a. Shady pales and rails 
The light Arches 
hepatica m. Skirts of woods 
The clouded-border ed Brindle 
epomidion a. ■ 
The clouded Brindle 
Scolopacina e. Yorksh. (Mr. J. Chant) 
The slender-clouded Brindle 
semi-brunnea b. Shady pales 
The tawny Pinion 
fuliginosa e. 
The smoky Wainscot 
punctina ■ - ■ , 
The dotted-bordercd Wainscot 
rufescens l. Garden pales 
The red Wainscot 
pallens m. . 
The common Wainscot 
atomina l. e. Carex 
The powdered Wainscot 
Ranunculina e. Gardens and pales 
The small Ranunculus 
oculata Trunks of trees 
The great Brocade 
argentina b. , Coombe, Darn 
The silvery Arches 
advena ». Gardens 
The pale shining Brown 
Dens-canis Trunks of trees, Kent 
Haw. ,165. 
166. 
167. 
168. 
169. 
170. 
— sp. 28. 
171. 
174. 
175. 
183. 
186. 
187. 
190. 
The Dog’s-tooth 
Brassicae Pales 6,8, — — ■ 191, 
The Cabbage Moth 
2d 2 
