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Psyche 14:62, 1907.

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PSYCHE
[June
69 MOTHS TAKEN IN ONE HOUR - 41 SPECIES. BY C. V. BLACKBURN, STONEHAM, MASS.
The following moths were actually taken in one hour (midnight) at 2 arc-lights, -
June 22, 1906.
Theretra tersa (rare)
Ampelophaga chcerilus
i i
myron
Sphinx drupiferarum
' gordius
Lapara bombycoides
Paonias myops
Samia cecropia 8
Callosamia promethea Q
Actias luna Q
Telea polyphemus 8 9
Hyperchiria io Q
Eacles imperialis 8 9
Dryocampa rubicunda 3
Haploa militaris
Hyphantria cunea Q
Diacrisia virginica 8 '2
Isia isabella $
Apantesis phyllira 9
Euchaetias oregonensis
Halisidota tesselaris
Acronycta dactylina
Arsilonche albovenosa
Mesolomia iris
Catocala nubilis
Hornoptera edusa
it
cingulifera
Hyperaeschra georgica
Symmerista albifrons
Ianassa lignicolor
Hyparpax aurora
Heliomata cycladata
Nacophora quernaria
Gonodontis hypochraria
Lacosoma chiridota (rare)
Euclea delphinii
Prionoxystus robinise ?
Sesia acerni
Sthenopis argenteomaculatus
micros (unidentified)
VANESSA MILBERTI IN BOSTON.- Thinking it might be of interest to the readers of PSYCHE, I write to say that in coming down Joy Street, Boston, April 18th, I saw a Vanessa milberti. This butterfly alighted so near to me that there could be no possible question of its identification.- JOHN LOWELL.



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