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2. U. cAMPESTRis. Common Elm. Tree. 
Hedges in various places. 
3, U. MONTANA. Witch Elm. March — April. Tree. 
Clink bank, near Ricbmond. 
Amongst many others, the larva of Vanessa C. Album, (the White Comma;) Vanessa Polychloros, 
(the Large Tortoise-shell;) Pygcera bucephala, (the Buff Tip;) Orthosia munda, (the Twin-spotted 
Drab ;) Orthosia stabilis, (the Quaker;) Orthosia macilenta, (the Brick:) Xylina petrificata, and 
Miselia bimaculosa, may be found on the Elm. 
DIVISION III. achlamydej:. 
ORDER LXXIV. AMENTACE.^. 
1. BETULA, 
1. B. ALBA. The Common Birch. April — May. Tree. 
In woods and hedges, frequent. 
The Birch supports a numerous family of insects ; amongst others, Vanessa Antiopa, (the Camberwell 
Beauty;) Theda Betula, (the Brown Hair Streak;) Cerura fuscinula. Stauropus Fagi, (the Lob- 
ster;) Leiocampa didcea, (the Swallow Prominent;) Leiocampa didceoides, (the Small Swallow Pro- 
minent;) Lophopteryx camelina, (the Cockscomb Prominent;) Lophopteryx carmelita. Ptilophora 
variegata. Endromis versicolora, (the Kentish Glory;) Lasiocampa Quercus, {the Great Egger;) 
Pcecilocampa Populi, (the December Moth ;) Eriogaster lanestris, (the Small Egger ;) Bemas Coryli, 
(the Nut Tree Tussock;) Callimorpha miniata, (the Red Arches;) Lithosia quadra, (the Large 
Footman;) Orthosia miniosa, (the Blossom Underwing;) Orthosia litura, (the Brown Spot Pinion ;) 
Apetala Leporina, (the Miller;) Acronycta Alni, (the Alder;) Acronycta auricoma, (the Scarce 
Dagger;) Acronycta Euphrasies. Ceropacha fluctuosa, (the Satin Carpet;) and Ceropachaflavicornis. 
2. ALNUS. 
1. A. GLUTiNosA. The Alder. March. Tree. 
In wet and damp situations, frequent. 
The larvae of Stauropus Fagi, (the Lobster;) Notodonta dromedarius, (the Rusty Prominent;) 
Endromis versicolora, (the Kentish Glory;) Apetala Leporina, (the Miller;) Acronycta Alni, (the 
Alder;) and Acronycta Psi, (the Dagger;) feed on this. 
3. SALIX. 
1. S. TRiANDRA. Long-lcavcd Triandrous Willow, May — August. Tree. 
In wet woods, hedges and osier grounds. Skeeby, near Richmond. 
2. S. LANCEOLATA. Sharp-lcavcd Triaudrous Willow. April — May. Tree. 
In low meadows. 
