Butterflies and Moths (British)Furneaux, William S.
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Butterflies and Moths (British)
Furneaux, William S.
Butterflies -- Great Britain; Moths -- Great Britain
THE LIGHT EMERALD 270
178. THE AUGUST THORN 271
179. THE PEPPERED MOTH 272
180. THE WILLOW BEAUTY 273
181. THE LARGE EMERALD 274
182. THE COMMON EMERALD 274
183. THE LACE BORDER 275
184. THE RIBAND WAVE 276
185. THE BLOOD-VEIN 276
186. THE COMMON WAVE 277
187. THE CLOUDED SILVER 277
188. THE V MOTH 278
189. THE COMMON HEATH 279
190. THE BORDERED WHITE--MALE 279
191. THE CURRANT MOTH 280
192. THE SPRING USHER 281
193. THE MARCH MOTH 282
194. THE NOVEMBER MOTH 282
195. THE TWIN-SPOT CARPET 283
196. THE GRASS RIVULET 283
197. THE NETTED PUG 284
198. THE NARROW-WINGED PUG 284
199. THE BRINDLED PUG 284
200. THE SMALL SERAPHIM 285
201. THE BLUE-BORDERED CARPET 285
202. THE BEAUTIFUL CARPET 286
203. THE COMMON CARPET 286
204. THE SILVER GROUND CARPET 287
205. THE GARDEN CARPET 287
206. THE YELLOW SHELL 288
207. THE SMALL PH[OE]NIX 288
208. THE SMALL MALLOW 289
209. THE TABBY OR GREASE MOTH 291
210. THE MEAL MOTH 292
211. THE SMALL MAGPIE 292
212. THE MOTHER-OF-PEARL 293
213. THE GARDEN PEBBLE 293
214. THE BEAUTIFUL CHINA MARK 294
215. GONODACTYLA 295
216. OSTEODACTYLUS 295
217. PENTADACTYLA 295
218. HEXADACTYLA--ENLARGED 296
219. PHRAGMITELLUS--ENLARGED ONE-HALF 297
220. HAMELLUS--SLIGHTLY ENLARGED 297
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