_Figure_ 1. The Bent Grass. 2. Brown Millet-Grass. 3. Yellow Ladies Bedstraw. 4. The Great Fox-tail Grass. 1. _Gramen segetum, panicula speciosa._ Park. 2. _Gramen miliaceum majus panicula spadicea._ Petiv. 3. _Gallium luteum_, C. B. 4. _Gramen Alopecuroides majus._ Ger. L. 3. CH. 1. II. CL. 2. S. _b._ 2. The MEADOW BROWN-BUTTERFLY. The _Caterpillar_ was found by Mr. _Dandridge_ on the common Grass, with which he fed it ’till the 24th of _May_, when it fastened itself up by the Tail, and changed into a short thick green _Chrysalis_ streaked with black, and on the 11th of _June_ came out the _Butterfly_, which is one of the most common sorts the Fields afford, and yet the _Caterpillar_ is rarely found. See _Albin_, P. 53. The Water Elder. _Opulus_ Ruellii. _Instit._ R. Herb. L. 3. CH. 1. III. CL. 2. S. _b._ 3. The GREAT ARGUS-BUTTERFLY breeds twice a Year: The first Time is in _May_, the second in _July_. _Merian_ says, the _Caterpillar_ feeds on _Grass_, and that it changes to a small green _Chrysalis_, from which proceeds this elegant _Fly_, adorned with brown and black Spots, having two white Horns spotted with black, and Eyes of a beautiful Colour. This _Butterfly_ is very common; its Flight is not swift: It delights to settle on dry Banks and Walls, and in Path-Ways, and is not difficult to take. Its _Caterpillar_ is seldom found. See _Merian_, Vol. 2. Chap. 4. The Passion-Flower. _Granadilla Pentaphyllos Flore cæruleo magno._ Boerh. L. 3. CH. 1. IV. CL. 2. S. _b._ 4. The WOOD ARGUS-BUTTERFLY. This also breeds twice a Year: The first Brood appears at the Beginning of _May_, the second at the Beginning of _July_. It flies slowly, and is to be taken in Woods, green Lanes, _&c._ _Reaumur_ informs us, that the _Caterpillar_ feeds on _Grass_; that it changed to a _Chrysalis_ on the 19th of _June_, and that ten Days after the _Fly_ was bred. See _Reaumur_, Plate 27. Pag. 431. The Spanish Broom. _Genista Iuncea_, J. B. SECT. _c._ _CATERPILLARS having little HAIR, producing BUTTERFLIES, whose Head and Body are much larger (for their Size) than any other BUTTERFLIES: Of which there are several belonging to this Section, whose ~Caterpillars~ have not as yet been discovered._ L. 3. CH. 1. I. CL. 2. S. _c._ 1.