INDEX. 
44 
Wings of Lepidoptera 
acquire their full 
size in a few mi¬ 
nutes 42 
•-,discrimination 
of the 338 
Winter Moth, 359, 443 
Winter Torlrix 444 
Wceberion Torlrix 408 
Wood Butterfly, speckled 
396, 430 
Xylocopa, Fair. 
Y . Moth, gold 
—, Essea? 
-, 
-, silver 
Yorkshire 
Yellow, frosted 
Yellow-horned Moth 
Yellow-tail Moth 248, 418 
l. 398 
Yellow-underwing Moth . 
Camelus 267, 412 
dromedarius 412 
Xiphydriadse (Fam.) 2671 
£YLENA, 2521 
—, l. 
396 
beautiful 252, 399, 
Woods near London 
312 
418 
--, insects how col 
-, broad-bordered 250, 
lected in 
ib. 
399, 
432 
Wormwood Moth 252, 
419 
-, least broad border 
Wormwood Torlrix 
407 
399 
X. tawny 
432 
—, lesser broad border^S2 
XANTHIA, Hub. 
262 
-, lunar 
432 
XANTHO 
86 
- minute 
383 
florida 
ib. 
-, small 
YPONOMEUTA 
399 
*incisa 
ib. 
XIPHYDRIA 
cribella 
382 
285 YPONOMEUTA 
403 Padella 399 
ib. plumbella 432 
441 sequella ib. 
383 Ypsolophus, Fair. 255 
403 ZABRUS 
423 gibbus 149,428 
363 ZARjEA 
fasciata 263, 386 
ZEUZERA 
iEsculi 246,418 
ZODION 
conopsoides 298 
Zoegien . 435 
Zoophytes, anatomi¬ 
cal character of 75 
— for the micro¬ 
scope 334 
Zoology, the most dif¬ 
ficult department 
in Natural His¬ 
tory 20 
ZYGiENA 
Echiella 3991 Filipendul^, 245, 397 
Evonymella 249, 399, Loti 397 
432 ZYGjEKIDAS, (Fam.)244 
irrorella 399 jZYGiENIDES, La.tr . ib. 
THE END. 
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