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number of four, one on each wing, which have gained for it the 
name it bears. The eye on the upper wings is reddish in the 
middle, and surrounded by a yellowish circle. ’ That on the 

Fig. 160.—Small Tortoise-shell Buttertly (Vanessa urtice). 
lower ones is blackish, with a grey circle round it, and contains 
bluish spots. ‘The upper part of the wings is of a russety brown, 
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Fig. 161.—Peacock Butterfly (Vanessa /o), 
the under part blackish. This Vanessa is met with in the woods 
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