While the process of drying is going on — a process that takes from one to five weeks, according to the size of the insect

the hoards must he protected from dust and the attacks of other insects. I have always employed a ‘ setting-box,’ which can be made by any lad with the least notion of carpentering. Take any conveniently sized box, with a closely fitting lid, cut a large square piece out of the lid, another out of the bottom of the box, and supply their place with wire gauze. Turn the box on its side, so that the lid opens like a door, and nail strips of wood on either end, so that a number of setting boards can be placed on them, like shelves in a book-case. Leave two inches clear space between the boards. Such a box is particularly useful, as it can be shifted from place to place at the will of the owner, and can be arranged in any spot where there is a draught of dry air.

Care must be taken not to dry insects too rapidly, as the wings generally warp and the body shrinks. Provided that a current of dry air be kept up, the process of drying cannot be too long, and above all things the young entomologist should avoid the fire. It is very tempting to dry an insect by the aid of the fire in half the time that would be occupied by the ordinary process, but such temptations must be strenuously resisted if the collector wishes to have specimens worthy of his cabinet.

If an insect be badly set, it can easily be relaxed by a very simple process. Bury in the ground a good sized flower- pot, and get a flat stone that will perfectly cover it. Pin the insect on a piece of cork, put it into the flower-pot, cover it over completely, and in two or three days the wings and legs will be relaxed, and can be reset as easily as if the creature were recently killed. In the British Museum there is a neat contrivance on the same principle. In shallow earthen vessels with tightly fitting covers a layer of sand is placed. The sand • is kept damp, and when insects have to be relaxed, they are simply placed in the pan, which is then covered and put aside until the dried limbs are sufficiently moistened.

I am often asked to give hints as to the proper construction of a cabinet, and my reply is, that, unless the entomologist has plenty of money, he had better not have a cabinet at all. A good cabinet is a very expensive affair, and to procure one

cheaply is out of the question. A guinea per drawer is the invariable price of a cabinet, and it is impossible to buy one for less than that sum. Now, as the British Beetles alone will occupy from twenty-five to thirty drawers, and the British Moths at least the same number, it is evident that if the collector desires to put up all his insects in cabinets, he will not see much change out of a hundred pounds.

It is useless even to look out for second-hand cabinets, for . they cost quite as much as if they were new ; and, indeed, any practical entomologist would much rather buy an old cabinet than a new one, because he would be sm'e that no part of it would warp. There are very few joiners who know how to make an entomological cabinet, and of these few it is almost impossible to find one who will not use unseasoned wood in those places where he thinks it will not be seen.

I strongly recommend the young entomologist not to trouble himself about cabinets, but to purchase some ordinary entomologic boxes, the cost of which is comparatively trifling, and which are just as efficacious as cabinets in the preservation of insects. It is as well to label them on the back, so that a glance will tell the owner which box he will need, when he comes to put another insect in it. The two first boxes in my own collection are thus labelled : —

Coleoptera Coleoptera

Cicindela . . . Amara. Amara . . . Ht6R0Tus.

The best mode of arranging the insects in the drawers or boxes appears to a novice to be a waste of time and space, and to be considerably disheartening to boot. Complete lists, which can be purchased at the professional naturalists, should be obtained, cut up, and pinned or otherwise fastened to the floor *of the boxes in regular rows, a space being left between the names for the insertion of the insects when they are obtained. the spaces needed will depend very much on the Of course, insect, and the best plan is to leave room for four size of the rows of insects, two or three abreast, according to their size. the number of blanks is quite appalling, but aftei a At first, familiarised to them, and then each while the eye beeomes

blank becomes a sort of challenge, calling upon the collector to fill it up. Thus, a perpetual interest is taken in the collection, and the proprietor regards it with increasing pride, as year by year the blanks become filled up, and their places are taken by row upon row of well-set insects.

SYSTEMATIC INDEX
Sec. GEODEPHAGA
I f
S! i
Order, COLEOPTERA.
Gen. Anchomenus, 43
Family, Cicindeliu.®, 14
Genus, Cicihdela, 14
Fam. FEEONHDiE, 44
Species, — campestris, 15
Gen. Pterostichus, 45
— germanica, 17
— maritima, 19
Sp. — madidus, 45
Gen. Broseus, 45
Fam. Lebiad.®, 19
Gen. Lebia, 20
Sp. — cephalotes, 45
Gen. Amara, 46
Sp. — crux-minor, 20
— cyanocepJiala, 21 lam. HAEPAEIDiE, 48
— chlorocephala, 21
Gen. Dromius, 21
Sp. — quadrimaculatus,
Sp. — emeus, 48
22
Gen. Stenolophus, 49
Gen. Tarus, 22
Sp. — Skrimshiranus, 49
Gen. A5pys, 49
Sp. — axillaris, 22
I Gen. Bracbinus, 23
Sp. — marinus, 49
Fam. Bemeidiid.®, 50
I Sp. explodens, 23
Gen. Cillenium, 50
Fam. ScAEiTiD.®, 24
• Gen. Clivina, 25
Sp. — laterale, 50
Gen. Bembidium, 50
Sp. — fossor, 25
Gen. Dyschirius, 30
Sp. — bistriatum, 50
^ Fam. Caeabid.®, 31 i Gen. Carabus, 31
I
Sp. — monilis, 31
— auratus, 32 i
— cancellatus, 32
*: — intricatus, 33
I — violacms, 33
® Gen. Notiophilus, 34
Fam. Dyticidje, 54
X Sp. — biguttatus, 34
Gen. Dyticus, 54
Gen. Nebria, 35
Sp. — marginalis, 54
Sp. — brevicollis, 35
Gen. Agabus, 60
It Gen. Calosoma, 36
Sp. — biguttatus, 60
.t Sp. — sycophanta, 36
Gen. Hydroporus, 60
— inquisitor, 39
'j Gen. Cychrus, 40
Sp. — duodecim-puncta-
Sp. — rostratus, 40
Gen. Haliplus, 61
I. Fam. CHijENiiDJE, 41
Sp. — variegatus, 61
■j Gen. Pogonus, 41
Gen. Cnemidotus, 61
•' Sp. — luridipennis, 41
Gen. Pristonychus, 42
Sp. — ccesus, 61
Gen. Pelobius, 62
•' ' Sp. — terricola, 42
Sp. — Hermanni, 62
') Gen. Sphodrus, 42
Fam. Gteinidje, 62
Sp. — leueopthalmus, 42
Gen. Calathus, 43
Gen. Gyrinus, 63
Sp. — cisteloides, 43
Sp. — natator, 63
Gen. Orectochilus, 65
Sp. — dorsalis, 43
Sp. — villosus, 65
Sec. BBACHELYTBA
Fam. AcEocHAEiDiE, 67
— obsoleta, 46
Gen. Falagria, 69
Sp. — sulcata, 69
Gen. Aleochara, 69
Gen. Harpalus, 48
Sp. —
Gen. Atemeles, 70
Sp. — emarginatus, 70
Gen. Oxypoda, 70
Sp. — luteipennis, 70
Gen. Homalota, 71
Sp. — brunnea, 7 1
Gen. Gyrophsena, 71
®P* — gcntilis, 71
Gen. Myrmedonia, 72 biguttatum, 51 lam. Tachypoeid.®, 73
— fumigatum, 51
Gen. Boletobins, 73
— quadriguttatum,b\
Sp. — atricapUlus, 73
— pallidipcnne, 52
Gen. Quedius, 74
Sp. — dilatatus, 74
Sec. BYLBADEPHAGA
Fam. Stafhyxinidje, 75
Gen. Creophilns, 76
Sp. — maxillosus, 76
Gen. Staphylinus, 76
Sp. — casareus, 76
Gen. Ocypus, 77
Sp. — olens, 77
Gen. Philontbus, 80 tus, 60
Sp. — marginatus, 80
Fam. XANTHOLiNrDiE, 80
Gen. Xantholinus, 81
Sp. — glabratus,^\
Fam. P^EBEEIDiE, 81
Gen. Stilicus, 81
Sp. —fragilis, 81
— bicolor, 64 fuscipes, 70
— Haworthi, 72
— brevis, 75
— erythropterus, 77
Sp. — qeniculatjis, 82
— orbiculatus, 82
Earn. Sthnidje, 83
Gen. Stenus, 83
Sp. — limaculatus, 83
Earn. OMAniD.®, 83
Gen. Mlcralymina, 84
Sp. — 1/revipenne, 84
Gen. Omalium, 84
Sp. —
Jlorale, 84
Gen. Prognatha, 85
Sp. — quadricomis, 85
Sec. NEOROPHAGA
Earn. SiLPHiDiE, 86
Sub-fam. Silpliina, 86
Gen. Necrophoms, 87
Sp. — humator, 90
— vespUlo, 90
Gen. Necrodes, 92
Sp. — littoralis, 92
Gen. Silpha, 93
Sp. — thoraoioa, 93
Sub-fam. Cholevina, 94
Gen. Choleva, 95
Sp. — angustata, 95
Earn. SCYDMJEKIDiE, 95
Gen. Scydmsenus, 95
Sp. — tarsatus, 95
Earn. AnisoTOMiDiE, 96
Gen. Anisotoma, 96
Sp. — cinnamomea, 96
Gen. Agatliidium, 96
Sp. — IcBvigatum, 96
Earn. HisTBHiDiE, 97
Gen. Hister, 97
Sp. — qitadrimaculatus, 9 7
Earn. NiTiDTiLiDiE, 98
Sub-fam. Nitidulina, 98
Gen. Omosita, 98
Sp. — dopressa, 98
— grisea, 98
Gen. Meligethes, 99
Sp. — (gmcMS,i99
Sub-fam. Ipsina, 99
Gen. Ebizophagus, 99
Sp. — forruginetis, 99
Earn. CoLTDiiDiE, 101
Gen. Colydium, 101
Sp. — elongatvm, 101
Gen. Anommatus, 101
Sp. — duodecim-striatus,
101
Earn. CryptophagidvE, 102
Gen. Cryptophagus, 102
Sp. — pilosus, 102
Earn. Mycetophagi, 102
Gen. Mycctophagus, 103
Sp. — quadripustulatus, 103
Earn. DEEMESTiDjE, 103
Gen. Dermestes, 103
Sp. — lardarius, 1 04
Earn. Btrehidje, 105
Gen. Byrrhus, 106
Sp. — fasciatus, 106
— pilula, 106
Earn. Hetebocerid.®, 107
Gen. Heterocerus, 107
Sp. — flexuosus, 107
Earn. Parnidje, 107
Sub-fam. Earn in a, 107
Sub-fam. Elm in a, 107
Gen. Elmis, 107
Sp. — aneus, 107
Earn. HYDROPHn.iDA2, 108
Gen. Hydrous, 108
Sp. — picen.s, 108
Earn. Sphaeridiidje, 110
Gen. Cercyon, 111
Sp. — analc, 111
Sec. LAMELLICORNES
Earn. Cetoniidje, 112
Gen. Cetonia, 112
Sp. — aurata, ll'l
Gen. Gnorimus, 114
Sp. — nobilis, Hi
Earn. Etjtelidje, 115
Gen. Phyllopertha, 115
Sp. — horticola, 115
Earn. MELOLONTHIDiE, 115
Gen. Melolontha, 115
Sp. — vulgaris, 1 15
Earn. Gbotrtjpidje, 117
Gen. Geotrupes, 118
Sp. — stercoraritis, \18
Gen. Typboeus, 119
Sp. — vidgaris, 119
Earn. ApHODiiDiE, 121
Gen. Apbodius, 121
Earn. Lucanid^!, 1 22
Gen. Lucanus, 122
Sp. — ccrvus, 122
Gen. Dorcus, 124
Sp. — paralldopipcdus,
124
Sec. STERNOXI
Earn. BTjPRESTiD.a3, 127
Gen. Agrilus, 128
Sp. — biguttatus, 128
Earn. Elaterid.35, 129
Gen. Elator, 129
Sp. — sa7jguiueus, V29
Gen. Campj'lus, 131
Sp. — linearis, 131
Sec. MALACOBERMl
Earn. Lampyrii).®, 133
Gen. Lampyris, 133
Sp. — noctiluea, 133
Gen. Drilus, 135
Sp. —
Jlavescens, 135
Earn. Telephoridaj, 137
Gen. Telephorus, 137
Sp. — fuseus, 137
Pam. Clerid.®, 138
Gen. Clents, 138
Sp. — formicarius, 138
— apmrius, 139
— alvearius, 139
Earn. Ptinid.®, 139
Gen. Anobium, 139
Sp. — striatum, 139
Gen. Niptus, 141
Gen. Gibbium, 141
Gen. Mezium, 141
Sp. — sulcatum, 141
Sec. HETEROMERA
Earn. Blaptid.®, 143
Gen. Blaps, 143
Sp. — mortisaga, 143
— mucronata, 144
Earn. Diaperid.®, 145
Gen. Diaperis, 145
Sp. — boleti, 145
Earn. Tbnebrionidje, 146
Gen. Tenebrio, 146
— obscurus, 146
Sp. — moliior, 146
Earn. Melandhyad.®, 146
Gen. Orchesia, 147
Sp. — undulata, 147
— micans, 148
Gen. Melandrya, 148
Sp. — earaboides, 148
Earn. PTROCHROIDiE, 148
Gen. Pyroehroa, 148
— rubens, 149
Sp. — coccinea, 148
Earn. Mordeixid.®, 150
Gen. Anaspis, 150
Sp. — ruficolUs,
Gen. Rbipipborus, 151
Sp. — paradoxus, 151
Earn. Meloid®, 1 54
Gen. Meloe, 154
Sp. — cicatricosus, 1 54
— ntgosus, 156
Gen. Stylops, 157
Sp. — mclittec, 157
Gen. Elenchus, 158
Sp. — temiicornis, 158
Gen. Lytta, 158
Sp. — vesicatoria, 158
Gen. Sitaris, 159
Sp. — viuralis, 169
Sec. EHYNCHOmOBA
Sub-Sec. ORTHOCEEI
Earn. Bruchid.®, 162
Gen. Bruchus, 162
Sp. — rufimanus, 162
Fam. Anthribidjb, 163
Gen. Platyrhinus, 163
Sp. — latirostris, 163
Fam. ATTELABrD.a5, 164
Gen. Attelabus, 164
Sp. — curculionoidcs, IQi
Gen. Apoderus, 165
Gen. Ebynchitee, 166
Sp. — Bacchus,
Gen. Apion, 166
Sp. — carduorum,
Sub-Sec. GONATOCERI
Fam. Brachtdebid.®, 169
Gen. Sitones, 169
Sp. — Uneatus, 169
Fam. Cleontd®, 170
Gen. Cleonus, 170
Sp. — nehulosus, 170
Gen. Molytes, 171
Sp. — germanus,Vl\
Gen. Phytonomus, 172
Sp. — tigrinus, 172
Fam. Otiobhynchedje, 173
Gen. Otiorbyncbus, 173
Sp. — picipes, 173
— sulcatus, 175
— tenebricosus, 175
Fam. EBiRHiim)®, 176
Gen. Lixus, 177
Sp. — bicolor, 177
— paraplecticus, 177
— angustatus, 177
Gen. Pissodes, 177
Sp. — pini, 177
Gen. Anthonomus, 178
Sp. — pomorum, 178
Gen. Tychius, 181
Sp. — venustus, 181
Gen. Orchestes, 182
Sp. — fagi, 182
Fam. CRYPTOEHTNCHIDiE,
183
Order, DERMAPTERA.
Fam. FoRFicTJLro®, 226
Gen. Forficula, 226
Sp. — auricularia, 226
Gen. Coeliodes, 183
Sp. — sagittaria, 205
Fam. Cbioceeid®, 205
Sp. — quercus, 183
Gen. Crioceris, 205
Gen. Orobites, 184
Sp. — merdigera, 205
Sp. — cyaneus, 184
Fam. Calandridje, 184
Fam. Cbyptocephaeid®, 206
Gen. Sitophilus, 184
Gen. Cryptocephalus, 206
Sp. — oryzcB, 1^4
Sp. — coryli, 206
— granarius, 184
Fam. Chbysomelid®, 208
Fam. HylesinidjE, 186
Gen. Timarcha, 208
Gen. Hylesinus, 186
Sp. — Icevigata, 208
Sp. — crenatus, 186
Gen. Scolytiis, 186
Gen. Cbrysomela, 209
Sp. — destructor, 186
Gen. Tomicus, 190
Sp. — staphylea, 209
Gen. Prasocuris, 209
Sp. — typographicus, 190
Sp. — beccabungm, 209
Fam. Hat.tich)®, 210
Gen. Phyllotreta, 211
Sec. LONGICOBNES
Sp. — brassiccB, 211
Gen. PhyUiodes, 213
Fam. Pbionid.®, 192
Sp. — hyoscyami, 213
Gen. Prionus, 192
Fam. Cassidiid®, 213
Sp. — coriarius, 192
Gen. Cassida, 214
Fam. Cebambycid.®, 193
Sp. — viridis, 214
Gen. Aromia, 193
Sp. — moschata, 193
Gen. CaUidinm, 196
Sp. — violaceum, 195
Sec. PSEUDOTBIMEBA
Gen. Clytus, 196
Sp. — arietis, 196
Fam. Ehotylid®, 215
Gen. Gracilia, 197
Gen. Triplax, 215
Sp. — pygmcBa, 197
Sp. — russica, 215
Fam. Lamiad®, 198
Gen. Engis, 215
Gen. Astinomus, 198
Fam. Coccinellid®, 216
Sp. — mdilis, 198
Gen. Coccinella, 217
Gen. Pogonocerus, 200
Sp. — ocellata, 217
Sp. — pilosus, 200
Fam. Leptcieid®, 200
Gen. Ehagium, 200
Sp. — inquisitor, 200
Fam. Endohychid®, 219
— bifasciatum, 201
Gen. Lycoperdina, 219
Gen. Strangalia, 202
Sp. — bovistm, 219
Sp. — armata, 202
Fam. Tbichopteeid®, 220
Gen. Trichopteryx, 220
Sp. — atomaria, 220
Fam. Pselaphid®, 221
Sec. EUPODA
Sub-fam. Pselaphi nae, 221
Gen. Pselaphus, 221
Fam. Donaciab®, 203
Gen. Donacia, 203
Sp. — Heisei, 221
Sp. — menyantkidis, 203
Sub-fam. Clavigerina, 222
— nymphmoides, 205
Gen. Claviger, 222
— typhm, 205
— latifolia, 205
Sp. —
Gen. Labidura, 230
Gen. Labia, 228
Sp. — gigantea, 230
Sp. — minor, 228
— asparagi, 206
— coriacea, 208
— murrcea, 214
217
— septempunctata,
— bipunctata, 218
— Bresdenensis, 221 foveolatus, 222
See. CUR80RIA
Earn. BlattidjE, 236
Geu. Blatta, 236
Sp. — orientalis, 236
— germanica, 239
— ericetorum, 240
Earn. Thhipidje, 259
Earn. PKRLiDiE, 263
Gen. Perla, 263
Sp. — marginata, 263
— grandis, 265
— ocphaloies, 265
— bioaudata, 266
Gen. Chloroperla, 266
Sp. — viridis, 266
Earn. EpHEMBRiDiE, 266
Gen. Ephemera, 266
Sp. — vulgata, 266
Earn. LiBELLULiKiE, 269
Sub-fam. Libellulides,269
Earn. Phryganidje, 288
Gen. Phryganea, 288
Sp. — grandis, 288
— minor, 291
— rhombica, 289
— lunaris, 289
Sec. TEREBRANTIA
Sub-Sec. PHYTOPHAGA
Earn. TEKTHREDiNiDiE, 297
Gen. Cimbex, 299
Sp. — hetea, 299
Gen. Trichiosoma, 300
Sp. — lucorum, 300
Gen. ITylotoma, 302
Oeder, ORTHOPTERA.
Sec. SALTATORIA
Earn. Achetid.3?, 240
Gen. Acheta, 241
Sp. — *domestica, 241
— eampestris, 243
— sylvestris, 245
Gen. Gryllotalpa, 245
Sp. — vulgaris, 245
Earn. GnYixiDiE, 247
Gen. Aerida, 247
Order, THYSANOPTERA.
I
Gen. Plilseothrips, 259 |
Order, NEUROPTERA.
Gen. JEshna, 273
Sp. — grandis, 273
Gen. Libellula, 275
Sp. — depressa, 275
Gen. Cordulegaster, 276
Sp. — annulatus, 276
Sub-fam. Agrionides, 277
Gen. Calopteryx, 277
Sp. — virgo, 277
Gen. Agrion, 277
Sp. — minium, 277
Earn. Eaphidiidje, 278
Order, TRICHOPTERA.
Sp. — fusca, 289
Gen. Sericostoma, 289
Sp. — muUiguttatum, 289
Gen. Hydropsyehe, 290
Sp. — maculiconiis, 290
Order, HYMENOPTERA.
Sp. — roses, 302
Gen. Schizocerus, 303
Sp. — pallipes, 303
Gen. Athalia, 303
Sp. — spinarum, 303
Gen. Selandria, 307
Gen. Allantus, 307
Sp. — scrophularies, 307
Gen. Croesus, 308
Sp. — viridissima, 247
Gen. Moconema, 249
Sp. — varia, 249
Gen. Decticus, 250
Sp. — griseus, 250
Gen. Thamnotrizon, 251
Sp. — cinereus, 251
Earn. Loctjstid.®, 251
Gen. Pachytylus, 251
Sp. — migratorius, 251
— coriacea, 259
Sp.
Gen. Ehaphidia, 278
Sp. — opkiopsis, 278
Earn. Hemerobifd.®, 279
Gen. Chrysopa, 279
Sp. — vulgaris, 279
Gen. Osmylus, 281
Sp. — chrysops, 281
Earn. Panohpid^, 282
Gen. Panorpa, 282
Sp. — communis, 282
Gen. Borens, 282
Sp. — hyemalis, 282
Sp. — senex, 290
Gen. Limnephilus, 292
Sp. — degans, 292
Gen. Leptocerus, 292
Sp. — ochraceus, 292
Sp. — septcntrioualis,
308
Gen. Tenthredo, 308
Sp. — zonatus, 308
Gen. Nematus, 309
Sp. — grossularia, 309
Gen. Lophyrus, 309
Sp. — 309
Gen. Lyda, 311
^ Sp. — hortorum, 311
. Earn. UROCEBro^, 311
Tribe, Acxjleata, 335
: Gen. Urocerus, 312
Pam. EoRMiciDiB, 335
1 Sp. — juvencus,^\2
Gen. Formica, 336
— qiqas, 313
! Sub-See. ENTOMOPHAGA
Sp. — rufa, 336
; Tribe, Spiculifera, 315 f Earn. Cynipid.®, 315
Gen. Myrmica, 340
Gen. Cynips, 316
Sp. — Imvinodes, 340 ( Sp. — Kollari, 316 j Earn. Evaniid.®, 318
Earn. Mutillidse, 340
Earn. ICHNETJMONED.®, 320
Gen. Mutilla, 341
Gen. Ichneumon, 320
Sp. — Ekiropaa, 341
Sp. — proteins, 320
Tribe, Eossores, 341
— crassorius, 321
Earn. PoMPiLiDiE, 341
Gen. Tryphon, 321
Gen. Pompilus, 341
Sp. — ruiilator, 322
Gen. Trogus, 322
Sp. —
Earn. LarriDjE, 343
Sp. — airopos, 322
Gen. Astata, 343
Gen. Cryptus, 322
Sp. — boops, 343
Sp. — migrator, 322
Earn. NyssoNiDAi, 344
Gen. Pezomachus, 323
Gen. Mellinus, 344
Sp. — zonatus, 323 fasciatus, 323
Sp. — arvensis, 344
Earn. CRABRONIDA3, 345
Gen. Pimpla, 323
Gen. Crabro, 345
Sp. — instigator, 323
Gen. Ehyssa, 324
Sp. — quadrimaculatus, 345
Earn. PniEANTHiDiE, 346
Sp. — persuasoria, 324
Gen. Cerceris, 346
Gen. Chelonus, 325
Sp. — arvensis, 346
Sp. — oculator, 325
Gen. Microgaster, 325
Sp. —
^omeratus, 325
— alvearius, 327
Earn. Chaxcidic.®, 328
Earn. EuMENiDiB, 348
Gen. Cleonymiis, 328
Gen. Eumenes, 348
Sp. — maculipennis, 328
Earn. Proctotbxjpid®;, 329
Sp. — coarctata, 348
Gen. Odynerus, 350
Gen. Teleas, 329
Sp. — Imvipes, 350
Sp. — elatior, 329
Gen. Mymar, 329
Sp. — pulchcllus, 329
Tribe, Ttjbitlifeba, 330
Earn. VESPiDj®, 350
Earn. CHRYSiDiDj®, 330
Gen. Vespa, 351
Gen. Chrysis, 331
Sp. — vulgaris, 351
Sp. — ignita, 331
— hidentata, 332
— neglecta, 332
Order, LEPIDOPTERA.
Sp. — napi, 392
S; Sec. RHOPALOCERA
Gen. Leucophasia, 392 wi Earn. PapilioniDj®, 386
.B! Gen. Papilio, 386
Sp. — sinapis, 392
Gen. Anthocharis, 392
,r Sp. — machaon, 386
|R( Earn. PiEBiD®, 389
Sp. — cardamines, 392
Gen. Gonepteryx, 393
•U' Gen. Pieris, 390
Sp. — rhamni, 393
• Sp. — brassicee, 390
Gon. Colias, 393
— crateegi, 391
— rapes, 391
Sp. — edusa, 393
Sp. — Norvegica, 353
Sec. HETEROGYNA
Sec. ANTHOPHILA
Earn. Andeenidje, 355 fuliginosa, 339
Gen. Halictus, 355
— sanguinea, 340
Sp. — ruhicundus, 355
Gen. Andrena, 357
— nitidula, 340
Sp. — convexinscula, 357
Gen. Cilissa, 358
Sp. — hmmorrlioidalis, 358
Gen. Dasypoda, 358 fuscus, 341
Sp. — hirtipcs, 358
Earn. Ann;®, 359
Gen. Nomnda, 359
Sp. — ruficornis, 359
Gen. Coelioxys, 361
Sp. — simplex, 361
Gen. Melecta, 362
Sp. — armata, 362
Gen. Osmia, 363
Sp. — nifa, 363
Gen. Megaehile, 365
Sec. DIPL OTTER A
Sp. — centuncularis, 365
Gen. Anthidium, 365
Sp. — manicatum, 365
Gen. Eucera, 367
Sp. — longicornis, 367
Gen. Bombus, 369
— melanocephalus,
Sp. — muscorum, 369
350
— quadratus, 350 -
Gen. Apathus, 373
Sp. — vestalis, 373
Gen. Apis, 375
— germanica, 353
— arhorea, 353
Sp. — mellifica, 375
Earn. Vanessid®;, 394
Gen. Argynnis, 395
— Baplidicm, 392
Sp. — aglaia, 395
Gen. Vanessa, 396
Sp. — antiopa, 396
— crabro, 354
— minutissimus, 356
— nitida, 357
— Trimmerana, 357
— pilipes, 358
— bicolor, 363
— leucomelana, 364 fvdviventris, 364
— parietana, 364
— lucorum, 371
— lapidarius, 372
— barhatellus, 374
— 0. album, 397
— urticee, 399
— polychloros, 398
— atalanta, 399
— cardui, 401
Sp. — lo, 403
Gen. Apatura, 403
Sp. — Iris, 403
Earn. SATYEiDiE, 406
Gen. Arge, 406
Sp. — Galathea, 406
Gen. Erebia, 407
Sp. — blandina, 407
Gen. Satyrus, 407
Sp. — Egeria, 407
— Megcsra, 407
— Semde, 407
— Janira, 407
— Hyper anihus, 407
Earn. LTCASNiDjE, 408
Gen. Polyommatus, 409
Sp. — dispar, 409
— Adonis, 410
Gen. Hesperia, 411
Sp. — paniscus, 411
— malvee, 411
Sec. HETEBOCERA.
Tribe, Nocttjeni, 412
Earn. SpHiNGiDiE, 412
Gen. Acherontia, 413
Sp. — Atropos, 413
Gen. Deilepbila, 417
Sp. — euphorhim, 417
Gen. Smerinthus, 419
Sp. — oocllatus, 419
— populi, 419
— tilicB, 420
Gen. Sphinx, 421
Sp. — convolmli, 421
— Ugustri, 421
Gen. Choerocampa, 422
Sp. — elpenor, 422
Gen. Macroglossa, 422
Sp. — stellatamm, 422
— Ixmbyliformis, 425 fuciformis, 425
Earn. SESLADiB, 426
Gen. Sesia, 426
Sp. — apiformis, 426
— tiptdiformis, 427
Earn. ZEGZEEID.B, 427
Gen. Zeuzera, 428
Sp. — cesculi, 428
Gen. Cossus, 430
Sp. — Ugniperda, 430
Earn. ZYQMm'DJB, 433
Gen. Anthrocera, 433 filipendulee, 433
Sp. —
— Minos, 434
Earn. Eucheudje, 435
Gen. Callimorpha, or Euchelia, 435
Sp. — Jacobecs, 435
Gen. Deiopeia, 436
Sp. — pulchella, 436
Gen. Callimorpha, 437
Sp. — Dominula, 437
Earn. Chelonid.®, 437
Gen. Chelonia, 437
Sp. — caja, 437
Gen. Liparis, 438
Sp. — monacha, 438
Gen. Orgyia, 439
Sp. — antigua, 439
Gen. Bombyx, 441
Sp. — guerciis, 441
Gen. Gastropacha, 442
Sp. — guercifolia, 442
Gen. Saturnia, 444
Sp. — Carpini, 444
Tribe, Geomete®, 446
Earn. Ueapteeyd®, 447
Gen. Urapteryx, 447
Sp. — sambucata, 447
Earn. Ennomiu®, 448
Gen. Eumia, 448
Sp. — cratcBgata, 448
Gen. Amphydasis, 449
Sp. — prodromaria, 449
Gen. Geometra, 450
Sp. — papilionaria, 450
Gen. Abraxas, 450
Sp. — grossulariata, 450
Earn. Hibeenid®, 452
Gen. Hibernia, 452
Sp. — defoliaria, 452
Earn. Eidonid®, 454
Gen. Scodiona, 454
Sp. — belgiaria, 454
Gen. Cheimatobia, 454
Sp. — brumaia, 454
Gen. Oporabia, 457
Sp. — dilatata, 457
Gen. Melanthia, 457
Sp. — aibicillata, 457
Gen. Melanippe, 457
Sp. — hastata, 457
— montana, 458
Gen. Anticlea, 458
Sp. — sinuata, 458
— rubidata, 459
— badiatu, 459
Gen. Scotx)sia, 460
Sp. — certata, 460
Gen. Cidaria, 460
Sp. — sagittata, 460
Earn. Ebbolid®, 461
Gon. Chesias, 461
Sp. — spartiata, 461
Gen. Tanagra, 462
Sp. — choerophgllata, 462
Tribe.PsEUDO-BOMBYCES
463
Earn. Diceanveid®, 463
Gen. Dicranura, 463
Sp. — viniila, 463 furcula, 466
Gen. Stauropus, 468
Sp. — fagU 468
Gon. Pygmra, 468
Sp. — buoephala, 468
Earn. Notodontld®, 470
Gen. Notodonta, 470
I?,- 1
Sp. — dromedarius, 470
Tribe, Noctu®, 471
Earn. Teifid®, 473 hJ
Gen. Thyatira, 473
Sp. — batis, 473
Earn. Bombycicoid®, 474
Gen. Diphthera, 474
Sp. — Orion, 474 lu '
Earn. Lebcanid®, 475
Gen. Leucania, 475
If
Sp. — turca, 475
Gen. Mamestra, 476
Sp. — brassiciB, 476
Earn. Noctbtd®, 477
Gen. Agrotis, 477
Sp. — segetum, 477
Gen. Tryphjena, 478 lia.1
Sp. — janthina,
— pronvha, 479
Earn. Oethosid®, 481
Gen. Xanthia, 481
Sp. — silago, 481
Earn. Hadenid®, 481
Gen. Phlogophora, 481
Sp. — meticidosa, 481
Earn. Qbadeifid®, 482
Gen. Plusia, 482
Sp. — chrysitis, 482
— gamma, 483
— bractea, 483
— fulchrina, 483
Earn. Gonoptkeid®, 484
Gen. Gonopteryx, 484
Sp. — libatrix, 484
Earn. Catocaxid®, 485
Gen. Catx)cala, 485
Sp. — nupta, 485
— promissa, 486 fraxini, 486
Sec. BELTOIDES
Earn. Hypenid®, 488
Gen. Hypena, 488
Sp. — rostralis, 488
— proboscidalis, 488>
— crassalis, 488
Sec. PYBALWES
Earn. Pvlveeblekt®, 489
Gen. Pyralis, 490
Sp. — farinalis, 490
— glaucinalis, 490
Gen. Aglossa, 490
Sp. — pinguinalis, 490
Fam. LrEiDJE, 491
Gen. Ennychia, 491
Sp. — octomaculalis, 491
Fam. Htdrocampid.?e, 492
Gen. Hydroeampa, 492
Sp. — stagnalis, 492
Fam. Botydte, 494
Gen. Botys, 494
Sp. — urticalis, 495
Gen. Spilodes, 496
Sp. — sticticalis, 496
— cinctalis, 496
Fam. PLicATiE, 496
Gen. Stenopteryx, 496
Sp. — hgbridalis, 496
Sec. CBAMBITES
Fam. Crambid;e, 497
Gen. Cram bus, 497
Sp. — hamellus, 497
Fam. Chirid^e, 498
Gen. Chilo, 498
Sp. — phragmitcllus, 498
Gen. Schoeuobius, 499
Sp. — Wceberana, 513
Fam. CochybiDjE, 513
•-P- — gigantellus, 499
Fam. PhysiDje, 600
Gen. Xanthosetia, 513
Gen. Galleria, 600
Sp. — z
Sp. — cerdla, 600
Gen. Melia, 502
Sp. — sodella, 502
Gen. Achroia, 502
Fam. Gelechid^, 515
®P- — grisella, 502
Gen. Depressaria, 615
Sp. — nervosdla, 515
Sec. TORTEICES
Fam. Hyponomeutit)Z3. 516
Fam. CyiiBiDjE, 503
Gen. Hyponomeuta, 616
Gon. Halias, 604 |
Oedee, HOMOPTERA.
Sp. — sanguinolcnia, 539
Sec. TRIMEBA
Gen. Ptyelus, 640
Fam. CicADiDJE, 634
Sp. — bifaeciatus, 540
Gen. Cicada, 534
Gen. Aphrophora, 541
Sp. — anglica, 634
Sp. — spumarm, 541
Fam. Cercopidvt:, 636
Gen. Centrotus. 637
Sp. — cornutus, 637
Gen. Lcdra, 538
Fam. Aphid.;e, 542
Sp. — aurita, 538
I Gen. Aphis, 542
Gen. Triepphora, 539
Sp. — fraxinana, 504
Sp, — padella, 516
Fam. Tineid.®, 618
— guercana, 604
Gen. Adela, 618
Fam. ToRTRiciDiE, 504
Gen. Tortrix, 604
Sp. — de Geerella, 518
Fam, Graciixaridje, 519
Sp. — sorbiana, 504
— viridana, 605
Gen. Gracillaria, 519
— costana, 505
Sp. — syringella, 519
Gen. Peronea, 505
Fam. CoLEOPHORiDiE, 620
Gen. Coleophora, 520
Sp. — cristana, 505
Gen. Teras, 506
Sp. — ibipennella, 520
Sp. — caudana, 506
Gen. Dietyopter3Tc, 607
507
Sp. — Bergmanniana,
Fam. EnACHiSTiDjE, 522
Gen. Cneplmsia, 508
Gen. Tischeria, 522
Sp. — ociomaculana,
608
Sp. — complanella, 523
Fam. Lithocolletidje, 523
Fam. SPELONOTiDiE, 508
Gen. Lithocolletes, 523
Gen. Spilonota, 508
Sp. — roborana, 508
Sp. — corylella, 523
— ocellana, 509
Fam. NEPTiCTjEiDiE, 525
Fam. GnAPHOUTHrojE, 509
Gen. Nepticula, 525
Gen. Carpocapsa, 609
Sp. — aurclla, 525
Sp. — pomonana, 509
Gen. Ephippiphora, 612
Sp. — scuiidana, 512 feencUa, 613
Gen. Semasia, 613
Fam. PTEROpnoRiD.®, 527 deg ana, 613
Gen. Agdi.stes, 528
Sp. — Bennetii, 528
Gen. Ptorophoms, 528
Sec. TINEM
Sp. — pentadactylus, 528
Fam. ALnciTiDiE, 529
Gen. Alucita, 529
Sp. — polydactyla, 529
Sp. — tiVug, 542
Gen Eriosoma, 547
Sp. — aphis, 548
Fam. CocciDiE, 549
Sec. BIMERA
Gen. Coccus, 649
. — palliatella, 621
— therinella, 522
— currucipcnnella,522
— conspicuella, 522
— plagicolella, 527
— argejitipedella, 527
— acetosella, 527
Sec. PTEROPHORl
— rJiododaciyhis, 629
— ptcrodactylun, 529
Sec. MOXOMERA
Sec. AUBOCOEISA
Earn. Cydntdjk, 557
Gen. Sehirus, 557
Sp. — dubiiis, 557
Earn. Asopid.®, 557
Gen. Asopus, 657
,Sp. — luridus, 557
Earn. CoREiD.®, 559
Geu. Verlusia, 659
Sp. — rhomhea, 559
Gen. Coreu.s, 569
Sp. — fiirticornis, 559
Gen. Stcnooephahis, 560
Sp. — agilis, 560
Earn. CiEciGENiNA, 560
Gen. Pyrrhocoris, 560
Sp. — apferus, 560
Earn. BEBYTiDiE, 562
Gen. Neides, 562
Sp. — depressus, 562
Earn. EHYPABocHBOMm.®;
662
Gen. Rhyparochromus, 562
Earn. PuxiciDJB, 591 1 Gen. Pulex, 595
Sp. — irritans, 59 o
Sec. CEPHALOTA
Tribe, Nemocera, 600
Earn. Ctjxicidaj, 601
Gen. Culex, 601
Sp. — pipiens, 601
Earn. Tipulid-®, 607
Gen. Tipula, 607
Sp. — longicorms, 607
Gen. Chironomus, 607
Tribe, Bbachoceba, 611
Stirps, Notacanths, 611
Earn. Stratiomydaj, 611
Gen. Stratiomys, 611
Sp. —/wrcate, 611
— chameleon, 612
Stirps, Tanystoma, 614
Earn. Tabanid.®, 614
Gen. Tabanus, 614
Sp. — bovinus, 614
Earn. Bombylidaj, 616
Order, HETEROPTERA.
Sp. — dilatatus, 562
Earn. Henestabidaj, 563
Gen. Henestaris, 663
Sp. — laticeps, 563
Earn. PiiYTOCOBiDAJ, 664
Gen. Phytocoris, 664
Sp. — tilvs, 664
Earn. iDOLOCORin*, 665
Gen. Systellonotus, 565
Sp. — triguttatus, 665
Earn. Capsidje, 566
Gen. Orthocephalus, 566
Sp. — fdrtus, 566
Earn. Acakthudje, 567
Gen. Acanthia, 567
Sp. — lectularia, 567
Earn. REDUViiDjE, 573
Gen. Reduvius, 573
Sp. — personatus, 673
Gen. Corauus, 574
Sp. — subapterus, 574
Earn. Hydbometridje, 575
Gen. Hydrometra, 577
Sp. — gibbifera, 577
Order, APHANIPTERA.
1
Sp. — penetrans, 595
Order, DIPTERA.
Gen. Bombylius, 616
Sp. — rnedius, 616
Earn. Asilidie, 616
Gen. Asilus, 617
Sp. -- crabronijo'Ttms,bn
Stirps, ATiKiRicKRA, 617
Earn. Syrphid^e, 617
Gen. Eristalis, 617
Sp. — tenax, 617
Gen. Merodon, 620
Sp. — clavipcs, 620
Gen. Volncella, 622
Sp. — pellucens, 622
— 2)liiinata, 623
Gen. Syrphns, 623
Sp, — Incorum, 623
— pyrastri, 624
— balteatus, 625
— decorus, 625
— tceniatus, 625
— topiarius, 625
Sp. — argentata, 577
Earn. HAXTicocoRiDAi, 578
Gen. Halticocorig, 578
Sp. — luteicollis, 578
— palHdicornig, 678
Earn. ScuteliauiDjK, 678
Gen. Pentatoma, 578
Sp. — dissimile, 578
Sec. HYDEOCOlUSA
Earn. Notonectid*, 581
Gen. Notonecta, 582
Sp. — glauca, 582
Gen. Corixa, 584
Sp. — Gcoffroyi, 584
Earn. Nepidas, 585
Gen. Nepa, 585
Sp. — cinerea, 585
Gen. Ranatra, 586
Sp. — linearis, 586
Gen. Naucoris, 586
Sp. — cimicoides, 586
Sp. — talpcB, 695
1
Earn. Conopida;, 626
Gen. Conops, 626
Sp. — vesieularis, 626 flavipes, 627
— rufipes, 627
— macroccphaluSiGU
Earn. MusciDjE, 627
Gen. Tacbina, 628
Sp. — ferox, 628
— grossa, 628
Gen. Aiithomyia, 629
Sp. — lardaria, 629
— cepamm, 630
— lactnca, 630
— brassicce, 630
Gen. Musca, 631
Sp. — domcstica, 631
— vomitoria, 632
— carnaria, 632
Gen. Scatophaga, 633
Sp. — stcrcoraria, 63<:
Sp. — scyhalaria, 634
Gen. Phora, 634
Sp. — abdominalis, 634
— dauci, 635
Earn. ffisTRiDjE, 635
Gen. Gasterophilns, 636
Sp. — eg^li, 636
Gen. CEstrus, 637
Sp. — bovis, 637
— ovis, 637
Sp. • — equina, 641
Sec. THOBACOCEPHALA
Gen. Stenopteryx, 642
Earn. HippoBosciDiE, 638
Sp. — hirundinis, 64 2
Gen. Hsemobora, 643
Gen. Melophagus, 638
Sp. — ovinus, 638
Sp. — . ‘pallipes, 643
Gen. Ornithomyia, 640
Earn. Nycteribiid.®:, 643
Sp. — fringillaria, 640
Gen. Nyetei’ibia, 644
— avicularia, 640
Sp. — Laireilli, 644
Gen. Hippobosca, 641
659
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
ABR
Abraxas, 450
Ants, 295, 335
— Black, 339
Acanthia, 567, 672
— Hill, 336
! Acanthiidae, 567
— Horse, 336
; Acheron tia, 322, 413
— Lions, 280 lAcheta, 241
— Red, 340
Achetidae, 240
— Social, 335 lAchroia, 502
— Solitary, 340
:Acilius, 271
— Wood, 336
Acrida, 247
— Yellow, 340
Aculeata, 297, 335
■ Adactyla, 528
Antelope Beetle, 125
Anthocharis, 392
Adela, 518
Anthomyia, 630
Adephaga, 14
Anthonomus, 178
..ffipys, 49
Anthophila, 355
..ffishna, 273
. Afternoon Tortrix Moth, 507
Anthophora, 363
Anthribidae, 163
.Agabus, 60
Anthrocera, 433
I Agathidium, 96
Anticlea, 458 lAgdistes, 528 iAgelena, 323
Apathus, 373
Aglossa, 490
Apatura, 403 lAgrilus, 128
Aphaniptera, 589
Agrion, 277
Aphidae, 542
Agrionides, 275, 277
Aphis, 542
^Agriotypus, 492
Aphodiidae, 121 lA^otis, 477
Aphodius, 121
Air Bug, 556
Aphrophora, 541 iAleochara, 69
Apidae, 359
I Aleocharidae, 67
Apion, 166
:Allantus, 307
Apis, 375
Alucita, 529
Apoderus, 164 lAmara, 47
Apple Beetle, 178
— Weevil, 178
: American Blight, 548
Apricot Beetle, 175
'Amphydasis, 449
— Weevil, 175
■Anaspis, 150
Arctia, 437
Anatomy of Beetle, 9
'Anchomenus, 43
Arge, 406
■Andrena, 357
Argent and Sable Moth,
■Andrenidae, 355
'Andrenoides, 359
Ar^nnis, 395
Aricia, 629
'Angle-shades Moth, 481
Armed Beetle^ 202
'Anisoptera, 266
Aromia, 193
'Anisotoma, 96
Asilidae, 616
•Anisotomidae, 96
Asilus, 617
•Anobium, 139
Asopidae, 557 spAnommatus, 101
ANT
Asopus, 559
Asparagus Beetle, 206
Astata, 343
Astinomus, 198
Atalanta, 400
Atemeles, 70
Athalia, 303
Attelabus, 164
Aurocorisa, 556, 578
Back-swimmer Bugs,
Bacon Beetle, 104
Baker Fly, 632
Balaninus, 180
Banded PiU Beetle, 106
Banded Snout-Moth, 488
Bat-Louse, 644
Bearded-horn Beetle, 200
Beautiful Carpet Moth, 457
— China Mark Moth, 493
— Golden-Y Moth, 483
— Snout-Moth, 488
Bed Bug, 556, 567
Bee, 295, 359
— Carder, 369
— Cuckoo, 360
— Domesticated, 368
— Dumble, 368
— Hive, 375
— Hoop-shaver, 365
— Humble, 368
— Hummel, 368
— Kentish, 358
— Leaf-cutter, 361, 365
— Meadow, 369
— Naked, 359
457
— Social, 348, 368
— Solitary, 348, 355, 360
— Stone Humble, 372
— Wasp, 359
— Wild, 368
— Wood Humble, 371
Beech-hopper Beetle, 182
Beech-hopper Weevil, 182
BEE
581
Beetle, 6
— Antelope, 125
— Apple, 178
— Apricot, 175
— Armed, 202
— Asparagus, 206
— Bacon, 104
— Banded -Pill, 106
— Bearded-horn, 200
— Beech-hopper, 182
— Black, 238
— Black Water, 108
— Bladder-nut, 209
— Blind, 102
— Blister, 158
— Bloody-nose, 208
— Bombardier, 23
— Bracken clock, 114
— Burying, 87
— Cardinal, 148
— Cellar, 143
— Chafer, 112
— Churchyard, 143
— Click, 127
— Club-bearer, 222
— Coch-y-Bondhu, 114
— Cockchafer, 115
— Cockerbundy, 114
— Cocktail, 66
— Com, 184
— Death-Watch, 141
— Devil's Coach-horse, 77
— Dor, 118
— Drummer, 141
— Dumble Dor, 118
— Eyed Ladybird, 217
— False Three-jointed, 215
— Flour, 146
— Flower-dweller, 178
— Flying Watchman, 118
— Four-horn, 85
— Four-spot Mimic, 97
— Garden, 31
— Glow-worm, 133
— Golden-apple, 208
— Grain Lover, 184
— Grooved, 175, 346
— Ground, 31
— Hidden-head, 206
— Hidden-snout, 183
— Hive, 139
— Hopper, 211
— Horn-bug, 122
— Hornet, 74
— June-bug, 114
— King of the Ants, 113
— Lady-bird, 216
— Lady-cow, 216
— Leaf-borer, 213
Beetle, Leaper, 182
— Letter- writer, 190
— Little-berry, 201
— Long- horned, 192
— Meal-worm, 146
— Mimic, 97
— Musk, 193, 314
— Nut, 180, 346
— Oil, 154, 219, 363
— Pear, 167
— Pill, 105
— Ram- horned, 202
— Red-footed, 162
— Red Neck, 81
— Rice, 184
— Rose, 112
— Rove, 66, 225
— Sawyer, 193
— Sexton, 87
— Skipjack, 126
— Soldiers and Sailors, 137
— Spanish Fly, 158
— Sparkler, 15
— Squeaker, 194
— Stag, 122
— Three-plated, 215
— Tiger, 15
— Timber-eating, 186
— Timberman, 199
— Tortoise, 214
— Turnip-flea, 211
— Two-spot Lady-bird, 218
— Wasp, 196
— Water, 54
— Whirligig, 62
— White-worm, 116
— Wood-devouring, 186
— Wood-eating, 186
Bembidium, 50
Bembidiidae, 50
507
Berghmannian Tortrix Moth,
Berytidse, 562
Bishops, 557
Bishop’s Mitres, 557
Bird-flies, 643
Black Ant, 339
Black Arches Moth, 438
Black Beetles, 238
Black-veined White Butterfly, 391
Black Water Beetle, 108
Bladder-nut Beetle, 209
Blaps, 143
Blaptidae, 143
Blatta, 236
Blind Beetle, 102
Blister Beetle, 158
Blood-worms, 607
BUT
Bloody-nose Beetle, 208
Blow-fly, 632
Bluebottle-fly, 632
Blue Butterfly, 408
Boletobius, 73
Bombardier Beetle, 23
Bombus, 368
Bombycidae, 441
Bombycoidae, 474
Bombylidae, 616
Bombylius, 616
Bombyx, 441
Boreus, 282
Bot-fly, 635
Botys, 493
Brachelytra, 66, 221, 225
Brachinus, 23
Brachocera, 601, 611
Braehyderidae, 169
Bracken Clock, 114
Brimstone Butterfly, 393
Brimstone Moth, 448
Broscus, 46
Brown Cloak Moth, 508
Brown Dolly Moth, 523
Brown Plush Moth, 515
Bruchus, 162
Buff-tip Moth, 468
— Bed, 556, 567
Bug, Air, 556
— Back-swimmer, 581
— Fly, 573
— Jumping, 578
— Land, 556
— Mealy, 549
— Plant, 564
— Scarlet, 556
— Water, 556, 581
Buprestidfe, 127
Burnet Moth, 433
Burnished Brass Moth, 482
Burying Beetle, 87
Butterflies, 383
— Atalanta, 400
— Black-veined Wliite, 391
— Blue, 408
— Brimstone, 393
— Camberwell Beauty, 396
— Chequered Skipper, 41)
— Clifden Blue, 410
— Clouded Yellow, 393
— Comma, 397
— Common Tortoiseshell
— Copper, 408 ^
399
— Dark Green Fritillary, 39i
— Griiyling, 407
— Emperor of Morocco, 40<
— Great cSpper, 405, 409
BUT
Butterfly, Great Tortoiseshell, 398
— Green-chequered White,
392
— Green-reined Wliite, 392
— Grizzled Skipper, 411
— Large Cabbage, 390
— Marbled White, 406
— Meadow Brown, 407
— Northern Brown, 407
— Orange Tip, 392
— Painted Lady, 40 1
— Peacock, 403
— Purple Emperor, 403
— Bed Admiral, 399
— Einglet, 407
— Skipper, 410
— Small Tortoiseshell, 399
— Small White, 391
— Speckled Wood, 407
— Swallow Tail, 386
— Wall, 407
— White, 389
— White Bordered, 396
— Wood White, 392
Button Tortrix Moth, 605
Byrrhidae, 105
Byrrhus, 106 nABBAGE CATEEPIL-
\J LAE, 325
— Fly, 630
— Moth, 476
— White Butterfly, 325
Cads, 287
Caddis-fly, 287
— Grannums, 287
— Great, 288
— Lesser, 291
Caecigenina, 561
Calathus, 43
Callidium, 195
Callimorpha, 437
Calopteryx, 277
Calosoma, 36
Camberwell Beauty Butterfly, 396
Campylus, 131
Cannibal Insects, 501
Capsidae, 566
Carabidae, 31
Carabus, 31
Carder Bee, 369
Cardinal Beetle, 148
Carpet Moths, 461
Carpocapsa, 609
Cassida, 214
Cassidiidae, 213
Catocala, 486
CEL
Clifden Blue Butterfly, 410
Cellar Beetle, 144
Centrotus, 537
Clifden Nonpareil Moth, 486
Clivina, 25
Cephalota, 600, 611
Clothes Moth, 440, 490
Cerambycidae, 193
Clouded YellowButterfly, 393
Cerambyx, 193
Club-bearer Beetle, 222
Cerceris, 346
Cercopidae, 536
Clytus, 196
Cnemidotus, 61
Cercopis, 537
Cerura, 466
Cnephasia, 607
Coccidse, 550
Cercyon, 111
Coccinella, 217
Cetonia, 112
Coccinellidae, 216
Cetoniidse, 112
Chafers, 112
Coccus, 549
Cochineal Insect, 552
Chalcididae, 328
Cochleoctonus, 136
Chequered Skipper Butter-
Coch-y-Bondhu Beetle, 114 fly, 411
Cockroach, 225
Cheilidae, 498
— Domestic, 236
Cheimatobia, 454
— Field, 239
Chelonia, 437
Cockchafer, 115
Chelonidae, 437
Chelonus, 325
Cocks purs, 287
Cocktail Beetles, 66
Chesias, 461
Cod-baits, 287
Chigoe Flea, 695
Codlin Moth, 509
Chilidae, 498
Coeliodes, 183
Chile, 498
Coelioxys, 361
Chimney-sweeper Moth, 462
China Mark Moth, 492
Coleophora, 520
Coleoptera, 6
Chironomus, 607
Colias, 393
Chlaeniid®, 41
Chloroperla, 266
Colydiidse, 101
Choerocarapa, 422
Colydium, 101
Comma Butterfly, 397
Cholevina, 94
Confluent Barred Moth, 519
Chrysididae, 330
Chrysis, 331
Conopidae, 626
Conops, 626
Chiysomela, 209
Convolvulus Hawk Moth, 421
Chrysomelidae, 208
Chrysopa, 279
Copper Butterfly, 408
Coranus, 574
Churchyard Beetle, 143
Cordulegaster, 276
Churr-worm, 246
Coreidse, 569
Cicada, 634
Coreus, 559
Cicadidse, 534
Cicindela, 14
Corixa, 684
Corn Beetle, 184
Cicindelidse, 14
— AVeevil, 184
Cidaria, 460
Cossus, 430
Cilissa, 358
Cow-dung Fly, 633
Cillenium, 50
Coxa, 12
Cimhex, 299
Crabro, 345
Cinnabar Moth, 434
Crabronidae, 345
Cionus, 173
Crambites, 487, 497
Clavicornes, 86
Crambus, 497
Claviger, 222
Crane Fly, 607
Clear-wing Moth, 427
Cream Short-Cloak Moth, 509
Cleg Fly, 614
Creophilus, 76
Cleonidae, 170
Cricket, 240
Cleonus, 170
— Churr-worm, 246
Cleonymus, 328
— Croaker, 246
Cleridaj, 138
— Earth-crab, 246
Cl eras, 138
— Eve-churr, 246
Click Beetle, 127
CRI
CRI
Cricket, Field, 243
— House, 241
— Jarr-worm, 246
— Mole, 241, 245
— Wood, 246
Crimson Speckled Moth, 436
Crimson Tiger Moth, 437
Crioceridae, 205
Crioceris, 205, 207, 214
Croaker Cricket, 246
Croesus, 308
Cryptophagidae, 102
Cryptophagus, 102
Cryptoeephalidae, 206
Cryptocephalus, 206
Cryptorhynchidae, 183
Cryptus, 322
Cuckoo-bee, 360
Cuckoo-spit, 537, 540
Cuculinae, 359
Culex, 601
Culicidae, 601
Currant Clear-wiug Moth,
427
Currant Moth, 460
Cuspidates, 463
Cychrus, 40
Cydnidae, 567
Cydnus, 657
Cymbidae, 503
Cynipidae, 315
Cynips, 316
Daddy - long - legs,
599, 601, 607
Dark Crimson Underwing
Moth, 486
Dark Green Fritillary Butterfly, 395
Dasypoda, 358
Death’s - Head Moth, 322,
413
Death-Watch Beetle, 141
De Geerean Moth, 618
Deilephila, 417
Deiopeia, 436
Delta Moth, 487
Deltoides, 487
Demoiselle Dragon-fly, 277
Depressaria, 615
Dermaptera, 223
Dermestes, 103
Dermestidae, 103
Devil’s Coach-Horse Beetle,
77
Diamond Spot Moth, 496
Diaperidae, 145
Diaperis, 145
Dicranura, 463, 466
Dicranuridae, 463
Dictyopteryx, 607
Digger, 25
Diggers, 335, 341
Dimera, 642
Diploptera, 348
Dipthera, 474
Diptera, 597
Domesticated Bees, 368
Domestic Cockroach, 236
Donaeia, 203
Douaciadae, 203
Dor Beetle, 118
Dorcus, 124
Double-Bar Meal Moth, 490
Double-line Moth, 475
Dragon-fly, 263, 269
Dragon-fly, Demoiselle, 277
Dragon-fly, Horse Stingers,
269
Drepanulae, 463
Drilus, 135
Dromius, 21
Drone Fly, 617
Drummer Beetle, 141
Dumble Bee, 368
Dumble-Dor Beetle, 118
Dung Fly, 633
Dyschirius, 30
Dyticidae, 64
Dyticus, 64, 271
Eared Hopper, 537
Earth Crab Cricket, 246
Earwig, 225
— Giant, 230
— Little, 228
Eight-spot Moth, 508
Elater, 129
Elegant Grannum, 292
Elephant Hawk-Moth, 422
Elminae, 107
Elmis, 107
Emperor Moth, 444
Emperor of Morocco Butterfly, 403
Endomychidae, 219
Ennomidae, 448
Engis, "215
Ennychidae, 491
Eunychrus, 95
Entomology, 1
Entomophaga, 314
Ephemera, 266
Ephemeridae, 266
Ephippiphora, 612
Epimera, 113
FLY
Episterna, 11
Erebia, 407
Eriosoma, 647
Eristalis, 617
Erotylidae, 215
Errhiriniciae, 176
Eubolidae, 461
Eucera, 360, 367
Euchelia, 435
Euchelidae, 435
Eucnemidae, 129
Eumenes, 348
Eumenidae, 348
Euplexoptera, 227
Eupoda, 203
Evaniidae, 318
Eve-churr, 246
Eyed Hawk Moth, 419
Eyed Lady Bird, 217
Eyes of Inswts, 10
T?ALAGEIA, 69
J. False - three joiutedj
Beetle, 215
Femur, 12
Feroniidae, 44
Fidonidae, 454
Field Cricket, 243
— Cockroach, 239
Finch Fly, 640
Flakelet Moth, 520
Flame Moth, 459
Flea, 591
— Chigoe, 695
— Common, 595
— Jigger, 595
— Mole, 595
Flesh Fly, 632
Flour Beetle, 146, 416
Flower-dweller Beetle, 178
— Blow, 632
Fly, Baker, 632
— Blue-bottle, 632
— Bot, 635
— Bug, 673
— Cabbage, 630
— Cleg, 614
— Crane, 607
— Cow-dung, 633
— Drone, 617
— Dung, 633
— Finc2, 640
— Flesh, 632
— Forked Chameleon, 611
— Gad, 614
— Great Breeze, 614
— Great Hornet, 617
— Green-bottle, 630
fly i
Gracillaria, 519
« Fly, Hawk, 623
Grain-lover Beetle, 184
’* — Horse, 641
I. — House, 631
Grannums, 287
- — Hoverer, 617
Grasshopper, 247
— Great green, 247
. — Humble Bee, 616
— Tree, 249
. — Ichneumou, 492
— Wartbitor, 249
— Lettuce, 630
Grayling Butterfly, 407
— Long-mouthed, 614
Great Breeze Fly, 614
— Meat, 629
— Caddis Fly, 288
— Sheep, 637
— Copper Butterfly, 405, 409
— Spider, 639
— Green Grasshopper, 247
— Swallow, 642
— Hornet Fly, 617
— Wurble-Breeze, 637
— Tortoiseshell Butterfly,
Flying Watchman, 118
Forflcula, 226
Green Blight, 542
Forked Chameleon Fly, 611
— Bottle Fly, 630
Formica, 336
Formicidee, 335
— Checquered White Butter-
Four-horn Beetle, 85
— Drake May-fly, 268
Four - spot Mimic Beetle,
97
— shaded Honey-comb Moth ,
Frog Hopper, 537, 540
Frog-spit, 537
— Silver-lines Moth, 504
Fulgoridee, 536
Gt AD-FLY, 614, 637
— Scalloped Bar Moth, 454 r GaU-fly, 295, 315
Galleria, 500
Galerucidae, 210
Garden Beetle, 31
Gasterophilus, 636
Gastropacha, 442
Genuinse, 475
Geocorisa, 556
Geodephaga, 14
Geometra, 450
Geometrae, 446
Geometridse, 450
Geotrupes, 118
Geotrupidae, 117
Gorman Wasp, 353
Giant Earwig, 230
Gibbium, 141
Gigantic Veneer Moth, 499
Glow-worm, 133
Gnat, 601
Gnorimus, 114.
Goat-Moth, 365, 430
Golden-Apple Beetle, 208
Golden-eye Fly, 279
Golden Pigmy Moth, 515,
525
“ Gold-Spangle Moth, 483
Gonatoceri, 162
'< Gonepteryaj, 393
•i Gonoptera, 484
< Gonopteridae, 484
1 Gracilia, 197
GHA
Hermit Crab, 290
Hesperidae, 410
Heterocera, 412
Heteroceridae, 107
Heterocerus, 107
Heterogyna, 335
Heteromera, 143
Heteroptera, 553
Hibernia, 452
Hidden-head Beetle, 206
Hill Ant, 336
Hippobosca, 641
398
Hippoboscidae, 638
Hive Bee, 375
Hive Beetle, 139
Hister, 97
Histeridae, 97 fly, 392
Homaloptera, 638
Homalota, 71
— Long-horn Moth, 519
Homoptera, 531
502
Honey-comb Moth, 499
Honey Moth, 502
— veined White Butterfly,
Hoop-shaver Bee, 365
392
Hopper Beetle, 211
Hoppers, 537
Grey Drake May-fly, 268
Horse Ant, 336
Horse Fly, 641
Grizzled Skipper Butterfly,
411
Horse Stinger, 269
Horn Bug, 122
Ground Beetles, 31
Hornet, 295, 354
Grooved Weevil, 175, 346
Hornet Beetle, 74
Gryllidae, 247
Horn-tailed Saw-fl}', 311
Gryllotalpa, 245
House Cricket, 241
Gyriuidae, 54, 62
House Fly, 631
Gyrinus, 63
Hoverer Fly, 617
Gyrophaena, 71
Humble Bee, 341, 368
Humble-bee Fly, 616
Hummel Bee, 368
HADENID^, 481
Haemobora, 643
Humming-bird Hawk Moth,
Halias, 504
413
Halicti, 356
Humming-bird Moth, 422
Halictus, 355
Hybernidae, 452
Haliplus, 61
Hydradephaga, 53
Halticae, 578
Hydrocampa, 492
Halticidae, 210, 211
Hydrocorisa, 556, 581
Halticocoris, 578
Hydrometra, 577
Halticocoridae, 578
Hydrometridae, 575
Harpalus, 48
Hydrophilidoe, 108
Harpalidae, 48
Hydroiis, 108
Hawk Moth, 413
Hydi’oporus, 60
— Fly, 623
Hydropsyche, 290
Hazel Moth, 504
Hylesinidae, 186
Helodes, 209
Hylesinus, 186
Hemerobiidse, 279
Hylotoma, 302
Henestaridae, 563
Hymenoptera, 203, 314
Henestaris, 563
Hypena, 448
Herald Moth, 484
Hyponomeuta, 616
HYP snout Beetle, 1 83 snout Weevil, 183
TCHNEUMON-FLY, 295,
1 320, 492
Ichnoumonidae, 320
Idolocoridae, 365
Insect Cannibals, 361
Insect, Definition of, 2
Ipsinae, 99
Iron Prominent Moth, 470
TAER-WOEM, 246 tJ Jigger Flea, 595
Jumping Bug, 578
June Bug, 114
ENTISH BEE, 358
Killing Beetles, 145
King of the Ants, 113
Labia, 228
Labidura, 230
Labium, 8
Lace-wing Fly, 263, 279
Lachnus, 548
Lac Insect, 561
Lady-bird, 216
Lady-cow, 216
Lamellicornes, 112
Lampyrid», 133
Lampyris, 133
Land Bugs, 556
Lantern Flies, 636
Lappet Moth, 442
Large Cabbage Butterfly, 390
Large Emerald Moth, 460
Larger Yellow Underwing
Moth, 479
Large White Plume Moth,
528
Larridee, 343
Lasiocampa, 441
Laurel Bottle, 26
Leaf-borer Beetle, 213
Leaf-cutter Bee, 361, 365
Leaper Beetle, 182
Lebia, 20
Lebiadse, 19
Ledra, 638
Lepidoptera, 381
Leptocerus, 292
Lesser Broad Border Moth,
478
Lesser Caddis Fly, 291
Lesser Pearl Moth, 495
Letter- writer Beetle, 190
Letter-writer Weevil, 190
Lettuce Fly, 630
LEU
Leucania, 476
Lecanidse, 475
Leucophasia, 392
LibeUula, 276, 277
Libellulidae, 269
Libellulides, 275
Lilac Moth, 618
Lime Blight, 642
— Hawk Moth, 420
Limnephilus, 292
Liparis, 438
Lithocolletes, 523
LithocoBetidae, 523
Little-berry Beetle, 201
Little Earwig, 228
Little Ermiue Moth, 516
Little Waggoner Moth, 522
Lixus, 177
Lobster Moth, 468
Locust, 251
— Migratory, 251
Long-horned Beetle, 192
Longicornes, 191
Long-horned Moths, 518
Long-mouthed Fly, 614
Looper Moth, 446
Lopha, 51
Lophyrus, 309
Louse, Bat, 644
Lozotcenia, 506
Lucanidse, 122
Lueanus, 122
Luridae, 491
Ljxaenidae, 408
Lycoperdina, 219
Lyda, 310
Lytta, 158
1/fACEOGLOSSA, 422 i Magpie Moth, 450
Malacodermi, 133
Mamestra, 476
Many-cleft Plume Moth, 529
Many Plume Moth, 429 .
Marbled White Butterfly, 406
Margaritia, 494
Marsh Carpet Moth, 460
May Fly, 266
— Common, 266
— Green Drake, 268
— Grey Drake, 268
Meadow Bee, 369
Meadow Brown Butterfly, 407
Meal Moth, 489
— Worm, 146
Mealy Bugs, 549
Meat-fly, 629
Mcconoma, 249
MOT
Megachilo, 365
Melandrya, 148
Melandryadm, 146
Melanippe, 457
Melanthia, 457
Melecta, 362
Melia, 502
Meligethes, 99
Mellinus, 344
Meloe, 154
Melolontha, 115
Mclolonthidae, 115
Melophagus, 638
Merodon, 620
Mesothorax. 11
Metasternum, 11
Mezium, 141
Micralymma, 84
Micro-coleoptera, 220
Microgaster, 325, 391
Micro-lepidoptera, 575
Migratory Locust, 251
Mimic Beetles, 97
Mole cricket, 241, 245
Mole-flea, 595
Molytes, 171
Monomera, 649
Mordellid®, 150
Moths, 384, 412
— Afternoon Tortrix, 507
— Angle Shades, 481
— Argent and Sable, 457
— Banded Snout, 488
— Beautiful Carpet, 457
China Mark, 493
Golden- Y, 483
Snout, 488
607
— Berghmannian Tortrix
— Black Arches, 438
— Brimstone, 448
— Brown Cloak, 508
Dolly, 623 plush, 515
— Buff-tip, 468
— Burnet, 433
— Burnished Brass, 482
— Button Tortrix, 505
— Cabbage, 476
— Carpet, 461
— Chimney Sweeper, 462
— China, 492
— Cinnab.ar, 434
' — Clear- wing, 427
— Clifden Noupariel, 486
— Clothes, 440, 490
— Codlin, 609
— Common Tiger, 437
— Confluent Barred, 519
MOT
Moth, Convolvulus Hawk, 421
Moth, Notchwing, 506
FO
— November, 467
— Cream Short Cloak, 509
— Oak, 506
— Crimson Speckled, 436
— Oak Beauty, 449
— Crimson Tiger, 437
— Oak Eggar, 441
— Currant Clear-wing, 427, i
— Peach blossom, 473
460 i
— Pea green, 505
— Dai-k Crimson Underwing,
— Pearl, 493
486
— Pearl-streak Veneer, 497
— Death’s Head, 322, 413
— Phantom, 528
— De Geerean, 518
— Pigmy, 626
— Delta, 487
— Pink-barred Yellow, 481
— Diamond Spot, 496
— Plume, 527
— Double-bar, 490 i
— Plumeless Plume, 528
— Double-line, 475
I
— Poplar Hawk, 419
— Eight-spot, 508
— Poplar Hornet Clearwing,
— Elephant Hawk, 422
— Emperor, 444
— Privet, 421 k
— Eyed Hawk, 419
— Prominent, 470
— Flakelet, 520
— Puss, 463
— Elame, 459
— Red Feather, 522
— Gigantic Veneer, 499
— Red underwing, 485
— Goat, 365, 430 t ' i
— Golden Pigmy, 515, 525 i
— Gold Spangle, 483
— Green Long-horn, 619 shaded Honeycomb,
502
Silver-lines, 604
— Grey Scalloped Bar, 454
•4
— Hawk, 413
— Hazel, 504
— Herald, 484 t iff
— Honey, 602
I
— Honeycomb, 500
— Humming Bird, 413, 422
— Iron Prominent, 470
— Lappet, 442
— Large Emerald, 450
— Larger Yellow Underwing, 479
— Large Wliite Plume, 528
— Lesser broad border, 478
— Lesser Pearl, 495
— Lilac, 518
— Lime Hawk, 420
— Little Ermine, 576
— Little Waggoner, 622
— Lobster, 468
— Long-horn, 518
— Looper, 446
— Magpie, 450
— Many-cleft Plume, 529
— Many-plume, 529
— Marsh Carpet, 460
— Meal, 489
— Mother of Pearl, 495
— Mottled Umber, 452
— Narrow - bordered Bee
Hawk, 425
MOT
Moth, Wood Leopard, 428
— Yellow Underwing, 478
— Zoegian Tortrix, 513
Mother of Pearl Moth, 495
Mottled Umber Moth, 452
Musca, 629
Muscidae, 627
Musk Beetle, 193, 314
Mutilla, 341
Mutillidfe, 340
Mycetophagidffi, 103
Mycetophagus, 103
Mymar, 329
Myrmedonia, 71
Myrmica, 340
426
Hawk Moth, 425
Naucoris, 586
Nebria, 35
— Rose plume, 529
Necrodes, 92
— ■ Royal Mantle, 458
— Rust Veneer, 496
Necrophaga, 86
— Sallow Kitten, 466
Necrophorus, 90
Neides, 562
— Scarce Merveil du Jour,
474
Nemasoma, 101
Nematus, 309
— Silver lines, 504
Nemocera, 600
— Tissue, 460
Nemoura, 266
— Shoulder stripe, 459
— Silver Ground Carpet,
Nepa, 685
Nepticula, 525 lines, 503
Nepidse, 585
Net-sweep, 27
Y, 413
458-
— Single blotch, 542
Neuroptera, 261
— Six-spotted Burnet, 433
Nigger, Turnip fly, 303
— Skeleton, 628
Niptus, 141
Nitidula, 98
— Small Tabby, 491
— Snout, 488
Nitidulidse, 98
Noctuse, 463, 471, 482
— Sphinx, 412
Noctuidae, 477
— Spurge Hawk, 417
407
Nomada, 359, 361
— Stone plume, 529
Northern Brown Butterfly,
— Straw Oblique Bar, 505
— Streak, 461
Norway Wasp, 353
— Swallow-tailed, 447
Notacantha, 611
— Tabby, 490
— Thorn, 448
Notaphus, 51
Notiophilus, 34
— Thousand plume, 529
— Tiger, 437
Notch-wing Moth, 606
Notodonta, 470
— Transparent Burnet, 434
— Turnip, 477
Notodontidse, 470
Notonecta, 682
— Twenty plume, 529
Notonectidae, 681
— Twisters, 603
November Moth, 457
— Vapourer, 439
Nut Beetle, 180, 346
— Wseberian Tortrix, 513
Nut Weevil, 180, 346
— Wainscot Veneer, 498
— White spot, 498
Nycteribiidse, 643
— Winter, 454
Nyssonidae, 344
NTS
AKED BEES, 539
Narrow-bordered Bee
OAK
OAIi BEAUTY MOTH,
449
— Eggar Moth, 441
— Moth, 505
Ocypus, 77
Odynerus, 322, 331, 350
CEdipoda, 251 ffistridae, 635
CEstrus, 637
Oil Beetle, 154, 219, 363
Omalidae, 83
Omalium, 84
Oniosita, 98
Oporabia, 457
Orange-tip Butterfly, 392
Orchesia, 147
Orchestes, 182
Orectochilus, 65
Orgyia, 439
Ornithomyia, 640
Orobites, 184
Orthocephalus, 566
Orthoeeri, 162
Orthoptera, 225, 233
Orthosidse, 481
Osmia, 363
Osmylus, 281
Otiorhynchidse, 173
Otiorhynchus, 173
Ourapteryx, 447
Oxypoda, 70
PACHYTYLUS, 251
Psederidse, 81
Painted Lady Butterfly, 401
Palpi, 8
Panorpa, 282
Panorpidse, 282
Panurgus, 359
Papilio, 386
Papilionidse, 386
Paraptera, 11
Parnidae, 107
Pavonia, 444
Peach-Blossom Moth, 473
Peacock Butterfly, 403
Pea-green Moth, 505
Pear Beetle, 167
Pearl Moth, 493
Pearl-streak Veneer Moth,
496
Pectinicornes, 122
Pelobius, 62
Pemphredon, 324
Pentatoma, 578
Perla, 263
Perlidee, 263
Peronea, 505
PEZ
Pezomachus, 323
Phantom Moth, 528
Philanthidae, 346
Philonthus, 78
Philhydrida, 108
Phlogophora, 481
Phlaeothrips, 259
Phora, 634
Phasgonura, 248
Phryganea, 288
Phyllopertha, 114
Phyllotreta, 211
Phytocoridae, 564
Phytocoris, 564
Phytonomus, 172
Pieridse, 389
Pieris, 390
Piestidae, 85
Pigmy Moths, 526
Pin Beetle, 105
Pimpla, 323
Pine Saw-fly, 309
Pink-barred Yellow Moth,
481
Piper, 287
Pissodes, 177
Plant Bug, 564
Plant Lice, 542
Plat3rrhinus, 163
Plumeless Plume Moth, 528
Plume Moth, 527
Plusia, 482
Plusidae, 432
Pogonocerus, 200
Pogonus, 41
Polyommatus, 409
Pompilidae, 341
Pompilus, 341
Poplar Hawk Moth, 419
Poplar Hornet Clear-wing
Moth, 426
Porcupine Ant-eater, 595
Prasocuris, 209
Prionus, 192
Pristonychus, 42
Privet Moth, 421
Proctotrupidoe, 329
Prognatha, 85
Prominent Moth, 470
Pselaphidae, 221
Pselaphinae, 221
Pselaphus, 221
Pseudo-Bombyces, 463
Pseudotrimera, 215
Psylliodes, 213
Pterophori, 503, 515, 527
Pterophorus, 528
Pterostichus, 45
Ptinidae, 139
SAL
Ptyelus, 540
Pulex, 595
Pulicidae, 591
Pulvorulentae, 489
Purple Emperor Butterfly,
403
Puss Moth, 463
Pygaera, 468
Pyralides, 487, 489, 496
Pyralis, 490
Pyrochoa, 148
Pyrochroide, 148
Pyrrhocoris, 560, 561
Quedius, 74, 338
QUADEIFEDiE, 482
205
RAM-HOKNED BEETLE,
Ranatra, 586
Raphidiidae, 278
Rat-tailed Maggot, 619
Red Admiral Butterfly, 399
Red Ant, 340
Red Feather Moth, 522
Red-footed Beetle, 162
Red-neck, 51
Red Underwing Moth, 485
Reduviidae, 573
Reduvius, 573
Rhagium, 200
Rhaphidia, 278
Rhipiphorus, 151
Rhizophagus, 99
Rhopalocera, 383
Rhynchites, 166
Rhyparochromidae, 562
Rhyparochromus, 562
Rhyssa, 324
Rice Beetle, 1 84
Rice Weevil, 184
Ringlet Butterfly, 407
Rose Beetle, 112
Rose Plume Moth, 529
Rose Saw-fly, 302
Rove Beetle, 66, 225
Royal Mantle Moth, 458
Ruby-tiviled fly, 330
Rumia, 448
Rust Veneer Moth, 496
Rutelidae, 115
Sailors, 137
SAGRID.E, 203
Sallow Kitten Moth, 466
I Saltatoria, 240
SAN
Sand Wasp, 331
Skipjack Beetle, 126
Saturnia, 444
Skipper Butterfly, 410
Satyridse, 406
Slug Worm, 307
Small Tabby Moth, 491
Satyrus, 407
Saw-bearers, 297
Small Tortoiseshell Butter-
Saw Fly, 295
Small White Butterfly, 391
— Horn-tailed, 311
Smerinthus, 419
— Pine, 309
Snake Ely, 278
— Rose, 302
Snout Moth, 488
Sawyer-Beetle, 193
Social Ants, 335
Scpeva, 624
— Bees, 348, 368
Scale Insect, 549, 551
— Wasps, 350
Scarce Merveil du Jour
Soldiers, 137
Moth, 474
Solitary Ants, 340
— Silver lines Moth, 504
— Bees, 348, 355, 360
— Tissue Moth, 460
— Wasps, 348
Scaritidee, 24
Scarlet Bug, 560
Sparkler, 15
Speckled Wood Butterfly,
.Scarlet Hopper, 539
Scatophaga, 633
Schizocerus, 303
Spiculifera, 315
Scodiona, 454
Spider Fly, 639
Sehoenohius, 499
Spilodes, 495
Spilonota, 508
Scolytus, 186, 433
Scorpion Ely, 282
Spbseridiidffi, 110
Scotosia, 460
Sphingidffi, 412
Scutellaridfe, 578
Scydmsenidae, 95
Scydmaenus, 95
Sohirus, 557
Selandria, 307
Semasia, 313
Sericostoma, 289
Serricornes, 126
Serrifera, 297
Sesia, 426
Sesiadse, 426
Setting Beetles, 29
Setting Insects, 645
Sexton Beetle, 87
Sheep-fly, 637
Sheep-tick, 638
Shoulder-Stripe Moth, 459
Silk, 453
Silpha, 93
Stone Fly, 263
Silphidse, 86
Silphinse, 86
Silver-Glround Carpet Moth,
458
— -lines Moth, 503
— Y Moth, 483
Single-blotch Moth, 512
Si rex, 312
Sitaris, 159 iSitones, 169
Sitophilus, 184
.Six-spotted Burnet Moth,
433
! Swallow Fly, 642
Skeleton Moth, 528
Swallow-tail Butterfly, 386
SwaUow-tailed Moth, 447
SK'I
Swollen-leg Locust, 251
S}Tphidae, 617
Syrphus, 623
Systellonotus, 565 fly, 399
Tab ANUS, 614
Tachina, 628
Tachyporidse, 73
Tanagra, 462
Tanystoma, 614
Tarsus, 12
Tarus, 22
Teleas, 329
Telephoridse, 137
407
Telephorus, 137
Tenebrio, 146
Tenebrionidse, 146
Tenthredinidffi, 297
Tenthredo, 308
Teras, 506
Terebrantia, 297
Termites, 295
Tetramera, 161
Sphinx, 421
Thamnotrizon, 251
Sphinx Moths, 412
Thoracocephala, 638
Sphodrus, 42
Thorn-back, 611
Spurge Hawk Moth, 417
Thorn Moth, 448
Squeaker Beetle, 194
Thousand-plume Moth, 529
Stag Beetle, 122
Staphylinidse, 75
Three-plated Beetle, 215
Thrips, 260
Staphylinus, 76
Thyatira, 473
Stauropus, 468
Stenidse, 83
Thysanoptera, 257
Stenolophus, 49
Tiger Beetle, 15
Stenocephalus, 560
Tiger Moth, 437
Timarcha, 208
Stenopteryx, 496, 642
Stenus, 83
Timber- eating Beetles, 186
Timberman, 199
Sternoxi, 126
Sternum, 1 1
Tipula, 607
Stilicus, 81
Tipulidae, 601, 607
Tinese, 503, 515
Sting-bearer, 297
Tischeria, 522
Stirps, 614
Tomicus, 190
Tortoise Beetle, 214
— Yellow Sally, 266
Tortrices, 503
Stone Humble Bee, 372
Tortricidse, 504
Stone-plume Moth, 529
Tortrix, 504
Strangalia, 202
Transformation, 4
Stratiomys, 611
Straw Oblique Bar Moth,
Transparent Burnet Moth,
434
505
Straw Worms, 287
Tree Grasshopper, 249
Tree Wasp, 353
Streak Moth, 461
Trichiosoma, 300
Strepsiptera, 156
Trichoptera, 285
Stylops, 157, 357
Sugaring, 472
Trichopteridee, 220
Trichopteryx, 220
TRI
Tabby Moth, 490
TRI
Triepphora, 539
Triphidae, 474
Trimera, 634
Triplax, 216
Trogus, 322
Tryphaena, 478
Tryphon, 321
Tube Bearers, 330
Tubulifera, 330
Turnip Flea, 211
— Fly, 303
— Moth, 477
Twenty-plume Moth, 629
Twisting Moths, 502
Two-spot Lady Bird, 218
Tychius, 181
Typhosus, 119
URAPTERIDJi, 447
Urapteryx, 447
Uroceridae, 311
Urocerus, 312
VANESSA, 396
Vanessidae, 394
Vapourer Moth, 439
Velleius, 74
Verlusia, 559
Vespa, 350
Vespidae, 350
Volucella, 622
Viviparous Beetle, 35
IBERIAN Tortrix
Moth, 513
Wainscot Veneer Moth, 497
WAL
Wall Butterfly, 407
Wartbiter Grasshopper, 249
Wasp, 295, 348
— Bees, 369
— Beetle, 191
— Common, 361
— German, 363
— Norway, 353
— Sand, 331
— Social, 350
— Solitary, 348
— Tree, 353
Watchman, Flying, 118
Water Beetle, 54
— Boatmen, 666, 511
— Bugs, 556, 681
— Fleas, 556
— Gnats, 575
— Measurers, 575
— Scorpion, 556, 595
Weevils, 161
— Apple, 178
— Apricot, 176
— Beech-hopper, 182
— Corn, 184
— Flower-dweller, 178
— Grain-lover, 188
— Grooved, 176, 346
— Hidden-Snout, 183
— Leaper, 182
— Letter-writer, 190
— Nut, 180, 346
— Pear, 167
— Red-footed, 162
— Rice, 184
— Wood-eating, 186
Whirligig Beetle, 62
White Ant, 296
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White-bordered Butterfly
396
— Butterfly, 389 spot Moth, 491
— Worm, 116
Wild Bee, 368
Willow Fly, 266
Winter Moth, 454
Wireworm, 130
Wood Ant, 336
— Cricket, 245
— -eating Beetles, 1 86
— Humble Bee, 371
— Leopard Moth, 428
— White Butterfly, 392
Woolly Bear, 438
Wurble Breeze-fly, 637
Xantholinus, 81
XANTHIA, 481
Xantholinidse, SO
Xylophagi, 186
Yellow ant, 340
Yellow-Sally Stone Fly,
266
Yellow Underwing Moth,
478
Zeuzcridae, 427
ZEUZERA, 428
Zoegian Tortrix Moth, 513
Zygsenia, 433
Zygsenidse, 433

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