L. 1. CH. 1. II. CL. 3. S. _A._ 1. THE CREAM-SPOT TYGER MOTH. _Chickweed_, _Nettles_, _Lettice_, _&c._ are the Food of this _Caterpillar_, which is to be found on such Growths in dry Ditches, in Woods, _&c._ at the End of _April_. It lives all Winter as the last mentioned, and changes to a _Chrysalis_, within a Spinning, at the Beginning of _May_. The _Moth_ is bred about three Weeks after; flies in the Day-time, and is very common. See _Merian_, Vol. 1. Ch. 6. _Albin_, Pl. 21. _Reaumur_, Pl. 31. Pag. 534. Vol. 1. Chickweed. _Alfine media._ C. B. 250. L. 1. CH. 1. III. CL. 3. S. _A._ 3. The SCARLET TYGER MOTH. The _Caterpillar_ lives all Winter, and is to be taken feeding on the _Hounds-Tongue_, _Nettles_, and _White Archangel_, at the End of _April_. If you look for them from _Charlton-Church_, in _Kent_, down to the Road that leads to _Woolwich_, there you will find them in Plenty. They make a Spinning in _May_ amongst the dead Leaves on the Ground, and there change to the _Chrysalis_. The _Moths_ come forth in _June_ and fly by Day. See _Merian_, Vol. 2. Ch. 8. _Albin_, Pl. 22. The Hounds Tongue in Flower. _Cynoglossum majus, vulgare._ C. B. 257. L. 1. CH. 1. IV. CL. 3. S. _A._ 4. The BLACK ARCHES, a MOTH. The _Caterpillar_ of this _Fly_ remains in Egg all Winter, and hatching about the Middle of _April_, feeds on the Leaves of the _Oak_, _Apple_ Trees, _&c._ A _Caterpillar_ brought up by Mr. _Cabrier_ came to its full Growth near the Middle of _June_; at which Time it fastened itself, in the Corner of the Box, by a few small Threads: The 14th it changed to a _Chrysalis_, and the _Moth_ appeared the 4th of _July_. The _Caterpillar_ was fed, in its infant State, with _Lettice_, there being no _Oak_ Leaves at that Time. This _Moth_ is to be found sticking on the Barks of the _Oak_ Trees in _Richmond_, _Bushey_, and other Parks, in _July_; but is not common. See _Merian_, Vol. 2. Ch. 22. The Apple Tree in Blossom. _Malus._ L. 1. CH. 1. V. CL. 3. S. _A._ 5. The GREAT ERMINE MOTH. Its _Caterpillar_ feeds on most Kinds of Plants and Flowers; turns to a _Chrysalis_, within a Web on the Ground, in _September_: The _Moth_ is bred in the _May_ following, and may be found sticking on the Barks of Trees, on Pales, Walls, _&c._ The small Garden Sun-Flower. _Corona Solis, perennis & vulgaris._ Vaill. L. 1. CH. 1. VI. CL. 3. S. _A._ 6.