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A 


NOMENCLATURE 

0P , 

BRITISH ENTOMOLOGY, 


OR 

A CATALOGUE 


OF 

ABOVE 4,000 SPECIES OF THE CLASSES CRUSTACEA, 
MYRIAPODA, SPIDERS, MITES AND INSECTS, 

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, AND INTENDED AS 
LABELS FOR CABINETS OF 

BRITISH INSECTS, &c. 

FROM 

THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S 

useful Compentsmm, 

BY GEORGE SAMOUELLE, 

^ ASSOCIATE OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY OF LONDON. 


LONDON: 

PRINTED FOR THOMAS BOYS, NO. 7, LTJDGATE HILL. 
(FROM NO. 5, PATERNOSTER ROW.) 

1819- 

5 




ADVERTISEMENT. 


The great inconvenience which Entomologists lie under for the want 
of labels for their cabinets, and the length of time occupied in writing 
them, has induced me to print a few copies of the Index to the Compen* 
dium separately and on one side only. This catalogue, although far 
from being a complete one, is certainly the most extensive that has hi-, 
therto appeared; and the difficulty of obtaining the names of the other 
species is rendered less, as most of those which are synonymous in one 
genus may be applicable to another; so that in fact 5,000 specifio 
names at least may be obtained from this little work. 

It may also be used for another purpose, namely, for lists of dcsidei 
rata, as the Entomologist can by a cross or other mark notice such 
species as he possesses. I should recommend a line drawn from left 
to right for the male sex, thus \ ; and a line from right to left / for 
females; by which means he can tell not only what species are deside¬ 
rata to him, but likewise the sex. 

The method of cutting the name out as a label for the cabinet, is to 
place a card under the page containing the name; the name may 
then be cut out with a sharp pointed pen-knife without injuring the 
page beneath. 




INDEX. 


jSfezd Genera and those adopted are in capitals: the Species marked zoith an 
Asterisk are either synonymous or referable to other Genera: the En¬ 
glish names are in italics: 1. affixed to the Species refers to the larva * 


ABAX 
angustiof 361 

raelanarius ib, 

Striola 154,361 

Abdomen and its parts 32 
--, discrimination 

338 


263, 411 
ib. 


ib. 

183, 362 
252 


of the 
ABIA 

nigricornis 
sericea 
ABRAXAS 
grossulariata 
ulmaria 
ABRZEUS 
perpusillus 
ABROSTOLA, Och. 
ACANTHI A 
♦Jectulatia 223 

maculata 225,369 
Acanthidae (Fatn.) 224 
Acari,anatomical view 
ofthe *75 

--, character and 

classification of 
the 130 

— for the micro¬ 
scope 130,333 

Acaridae (Fam.) 131 
ACARUS 

*aquaticus 133 

*Coleoptratorum 131 
domesticus 132,358 
*exulcerans 133 

*geniculatus 132 
*Scabiei 133 


ACARUS 
•siro 
*Ricinus 
ACILIUS 
sulcatus 
ACHETA 
campestris 
domestica 
Gryllotalpa 
Achatia, Hub. 


253 ACHENIUM, Leach 172 


I Admiral, white, 1. 396 

132 ZECOPHORA 
132 Flavella 249, 
Linneella 
159*359 Raesella 
ZEGA 

218,380 emarginata 
218, 359 ALGERIA 

217 apiformis 245,381 *397 
251 asiliformis 397 

crabroniformis 245,417 


ACHERONTIA,CM. 243 


Achetidte (Fam.) 217 

Acridii, Latr . 218 

ACROCERA 296 

gibbosa 387 

Acroceridse(Fam.) 296 

ACRYDIUM 
bipunctatum 4l6 

sabulatum 219, 416 
Aculeata, (sect.) 272 

Aculeus, the sting 

discrimination of 338 
, its situation & 

Use 33 

ADELA 
Degeerella 


399 

249 

ib. 

109 


l. 


ADIMON1A 

Alni 

nigricornis 
Admiral, red 


, white 


249,399 

378 
212,378 
238, 363, 
430 
1. 416 

240,417 


culiciformis 
cynipiformis 
formiciformis 
cestriformis 
spheciformis 
tipuliformis 
vespiformis 
.EG I ALIA 
globosa 
.ELIA 
acuminata 
melanocephala 
AEPUS 
fulvescens 
ZESHNA 
Anglicana 
grandis 
juncsea 
teretiuscula 
viatica 

Afzelius's Tortrix 
AGATHIDIUM 


442 

417 
397 

418 
397 

ib* 

ib. 

ib* 

190, 362 

221,438 
433 

149, 415 


410 
258,410 
410 
ib* 
ib* 
364 

393 









Index. 


2 ' 


AGATHIblUM 
liigripenne 214, S93 
rufipenne 393 

AGELENA 

Jabyrinthica 125,428 
255 


aglossa, Latr . 

AGONUM 
albipes 
casrulescens 
picipes 
rufipes 
sexpunctatum 150,373 
Simpsoni 365 

sordid uni ib. 

vaporariorum 358, 373 

AGRION 
albicans 
annulare 
corea 
puella 
rufescens 
sanguineus 
zonatus 

AGROTIS, Hub. 


365 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 


410 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

259,410 
410 
251 


411 
ib. 

265 
386 
265, 411 
269 
372 

212 
ib. 
249 


Alee, (icings) afford 
characters for 
genera & species 36 
*——, (the icings) dis* 
crimination of 338 

-, their form 

and structure 35 
Alburnea dentata 83 
<dlder moth 400 


ALLANTUS 
neglectus 411 

notha 265, 411 

punctomaculatus 412 
punctum 
rufiventris 
semiciricta 
viridis 
zonata 

ALOMYA, Panz. 
Alstrcemer’s Torlrix 
ALTICA 
oleracea 
testacea 
A1 ucit a, Oliv * 

ALUCITA 
hexadactyla 256,372 
Alucitadse (Fam.) 255 
AMALOPLIA 19 

AMARA 

asrata 438 

vulgaris 152,365 
AMASIS 

Iteta 263, 411 

Amblychus, Gyll. 147 
Ametabolia,character 
of the subclass 138 
—, classification 
of the 140 

AMOPHILA 
sabulosa 275, 413 
AMPHIPYRA, Och. 251 
AMPITHOE 


ALEOCHARA 


rubricata 

104 

canalieulata 

176, 367 

ANARTA, Och 

252 

cinnamomea 

438 

ANASPIS 


fuscipes 177, 
impressa 

367, 429 

bifasciatus 

376 

177, 442 

biguttatus 

ib. 

lanuginosa 

367, 429 

frontalis 

197, 376 

obscura 

362 

obscurus 

376 

rivularis 

177,429 

ruficollis 

ib. 

sulcata 

177, 367 

ANAX 


ALEYRODES 


Imperator 

258, 410 

chelidonii 

233, 380 

ANCHOMENUS 

ALLANTUS 

prasinus 

151, 361 

albocinctus 

411 

Andrena, Rossi 

277 

ater 

ib* 

ANDRENA 


bicinctus 

ib. 

affinis 

413 

blandus 

ib. 

Affzeliella 

386 

conspicuus 

ib. 

albicans 

ib. 

12-punctatuS 

ib. 

albicrus 

413 

hajmatopus 

ib. 

armata 

372 

lateralis 

ib. 

atriceps 

ib* 

lividus 

ib* 

batbilabris 

386 - 


ANDRENA 
chrysocelis 
chrysura 
cingulata 
Clarke 11a 
Collinsonana 
fulva 
fulvago 
fulvicrus 
fuscata 
Gvvynana 
hremorrhoidalis 
helvola 
Lewinella 
Listerella 
minutula 
Mouffetella 
nigriceps 
nigro-aenea 
nit i da 
ovatula 
parvula 
pilipes 
pratensis 
Rosse 

Schrankella 
Shawella 
Smithelia 
spinigera 
thoracica 
tibialis 
^tricincta 
tridentata 
Trimmerana 
varians 


672 

413 
437 
372 
413 
372 
413 
427 
336 
372 
413 
386 
372 
427 
442 
427 
372 
281, 372 
372 
386 
372 
413 
372 
ib* 
43 ^ 
442 
372 
ib. 
ib. 
427 
282 
437 
ib* 
372 
280 
a.) ib. 
248 


\lt shades, 250, 383, 
402, 440 

-, small 401 

malcula for the 
microscope, how 
obtained 334 


73 


stribution of 
——,dead, the ha¬ 
bitation of many 
insects 314 

——distribution 
of, from their or¬ 
ganization 74 
-,how distinguish’d 20 













INDEX, 


Animosity of queen 


Antennse, the, used by 


bees cease on the 


the Ichneumon 


loss of the antennse 24 

Manifestator for 


Anisotoma bicolor 

214 

discovering'a ni- 


nigripennis 

215 

dus to deposit its 

,25 

picea 

194 

eggs in 24 

piceum 

ib. 





Annulata,distribution 


of smelling sup- 


of the 

75 

posed to be situ- 


—, anatomical 


ated in them 

25 

character of the 

ib. 

ANTH1CUS 


Annulet , hr own 

434 

antherinus 

390 

ANOBIUM 


florialis 

376 

Abietis 

367 

fuscus 197, 

376 

*bidentatum 

206 

*Hellwigii 

180 

*£oleti 

ib. 

*monoceros 

196 

castaneum 

389 

ANTH1DIUM 


molle 

ib. 

manicum 284, 

428 

panicum 

ib. 

ANTHOBlUM.Leac/i 175 

*pertinax 

181 

ANTHOMYIA 


ptinoides 

389 

pluvialis 300, 

415 

rufipes 

ib. 

Anthophora, llhg. 

283 

striatum 181, 

375 

ANTHOPHORA 


tessellatum 181, 

443 

*hirsuta 

287 

AN O MALA 


*quadridentata 

285 

Agricola 

389 

retusa 287, 

364 

Donovani 

ib. 

*truncorum 

284 

Frischii 191, 

389 

ANTHOSOMA 


horticola 

389 

Smithii 

80 

ruricola 191, 

3S9 

Anthracii, Lair. 

295 

Anoplura, character 


Anthracidse (Fam.) 

ib. 

of the Order 

138 

ANTHRAX 


•-, classification 


Abaddon 

414 

of 

141 

Hottentotta 295, 

414 

Ant 69, 

273 

ANTHRENUS 


Antennse of insects 

21 

Museorum 

367 

-, discrimina- 


Scrophularise 50, 182, 

tion of the 

340 


375 

.. , experiments 


Vcrbasci 

375 


on the, by Bonnet 22 

-, experiments 

on the, by Bons- 
dorf 

experiments 


ib. 


on the, by Hub- 
ner 

—, experiments 
on the, by Leh¬ 
mann 

-of the long- 


23 


ib. 


horned bee com¬ 
posed of hexagons 24 
—, on their use 22 


ANTHRIBUS. 

*latirostris 
*rhinomacer 
scabrosus 
varius 
ANTHURA 
gracilis 

Anthuradas, (Fam.) 
Antler moth 
Antiiata, Fair. 

APAMEA, Oth . 
APATURA 
Iris 239,417 

—-Z, 381 


199 

200 
200, 376 

376 


107 

ib. 

421 

289 

251 


Apidse, (Fam.) 

APION 

aBneum 

assimile 

Astragali 

Carduorum 

caerulescens 

Craccse 

Ervi 

Fagi 

flavifemoratum 

flavipes 

frumentarium 

Gyllenhalii 

hsematoides 

Hydrolapathi 

immune 

Lathyri 

Isevigatum 

Loti 

Mai varum 

MalvaB 

inarchicum 

melanopum 

Mel i loti 

nigritarse 

Ononis 

O xu rum 

ruficorne 

Rumicis 

Sorbi 

Spartii 

subulatum 

subsulcatum 

sulcifrons 

XJlicis 

vernale 

vicise 

vicinum 

violacemn 

virens 

vorax 

Apis, Harr. 

— * a. Kirly 

* a. Kirly 

* b. Kirly 
** b. Kirby 
** c. 1. a, 

*"* c. 1. j3. 

** c. 2. a * 

** c. 2. 0. 

** c. 2. 2. 
**c. 2. 


228 

377 

390 

ib. 

ib. 

376 

416 

415 

376 
ib, 
ib. 

377 

376 

377 
390 
369 
415 
376 
390 
376 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

415 

376 

390 

ib. 

376 

ib. 

415 

376 

ib. 

359 

376 

415 

390 

ib. 

376 

ib, 

273 

283 
286 

ib. 

ib. 

285 

284 

285 
284 

ib. 

283-4 














4 


IKEIX 


Apis ** d. 1. 

287 

APHIS 

d. 2. cio 

283 

Millefolii 

** e. 2.* 

287 

Padi 

Aois, Linne 69,280 

Pini 

APIS 


Plantaginis 

* Banksiana 

283 

Populi 

*bicornis 

285 

Pruni 

*cjerulea 

233 

Pruni-cerasi 

*centuncularis 

285 

Quercus 

*conica 

ib 

Ribis 

*oyanea 

283 

Rosa 

*florisomnis 

2S4 

Rumicis Lapathi 

*longicornis 

287 

Salicis 

*manicata 

284 

Sarnbuci 

mellifica 288, 

359 

Scabiosse 

* punctata 

286 

Sonchi 

*4-cincta 

282 

Tanaceti 

*quadripunetata 

285 

T’i liae 

^retusa 

287 

Tremulse 

*ruficorni9 

286 

Uimi 

*terrestris 

288 

urticata 

*variegata 

286 

Viburni 

Apius, J urine 

277 

Aphodiadae, (Fam.) 

aphanisticus 


APHODIUS 

emarginatus 160 

388 

attan) hiatus 

Aphidii, Latr. 

232 

conflagratus 

Aphids, (Fam.) 

ib. 

coprinus 

Aphis, Linne 

62 

depressus 

— y N at u ral History 


erraticus 

of the 

ib. 

fimetarius 

APHIS 


fcedatus 

Absinthii 

394 

foetens 

Aceris platanoides 395 

Fossor 

Acetosac 

394 

*globosus 

Alni 

ib. 

granarins 

AtripJicis 

395 

hasmorrhoidalis 

Avense sativas 

394 

humeralis 

Betulaa 

ib. 

ictericus 

Brassier 

ib 

inquinatus 

Bursaria 

395 

luridus 

Caprege 

394 

merdarius 

Craceas 

ib. 

obscurus 

Baud 

ib. 

pusillus 

Fab® 

395 

rufipes 18 

Fagi 

394 

scutator 

Fraxini 

ib. 

sordid us 

Jaceae 

ib 

subteiTaneus 

J uni peri 

ib 

*sulciooliis 

Lactucae 

ib 

Sus 

*Ianigera 

232 

terrestris 

Beucanthemi 

395 

testudinarius 

Ligustid scotid 

lb. 

turpis 

3-?ychnidis 

ib 

unicolor 


395 

394 

395 
ib. 
ib. 

394 
ib, 

395 

394 
ib! 
ib 

395 

394 

395 

394 
ib. 
ib. 

395 

394 
380 

395 
189 


APHR1TIS 

auro-pubescens298,415 
Apoda Testudo 418 


1 . 


432 


368 

ib. 

ib.! 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

390 

368 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

0,368 

368 

ib. 

ib. 

190 

368 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 


APODEROS 

Coryli 201,376 

APORUS 

unicolor 275 

Apos, Scopoli 78 

Apparatus used by 

Entomologists 307 

April, calendar fur 364 

-, employment for3l5 

APSEUDES 
Talpa 109 

Apseudiadre, (Fam.) ib. 

Aprera, Linne 72 

Aptera, characters of 
the Order 139, 233 
APUS 

Montagui 78 

*productus ib, 

Aquarius paludum 224 

Aquatic insects, how 

obtained 313 

Aqnatica, (Sect.) 225 

Arachnides,tam.£a!r.ll7 
Araclmoidea,anatom. 

view of the 75 

Arachnoids, classifi¬ 
cation of the 117 

-for the micro¬ 
scope 118, 333 


Araignee a croix 
-— fourmi 


ARANEA 
^aqnatica 
*Diadema 
domestica 
*erythrina 
*extensa 
* Listeri 
*obscura 
*opilionides 
*pbalangioides 
s i'luciiii 
*saceata 
*scenica 
*senoculata 
Aranead®, (Fun.) 

-, observations 

on the, by Sir J. 
Banks 


127 
130 

125 
127 

124,360 

122 

127 

129 

ib. 

126 
ib, 
ib. 

129 

130 
122 
120 


120 












INDEX. 


5 


Arches moth , barred 400 

Aselle d’eau douce 110 

-— - •,black 246,397,431 

| ordinaire 

ib. 

—, — 1. 397 

'Asellida; (Fam.] 

ib. 

•-, least black 386 

Asellus, Oliv. 

106 

-, buff 251,433 

ASELLUS 


•-, dark 400 

aquaticus 

110 

-, gray ib. 

*vulgaris 

ib. 

— ■, light 4i9 

Asilici, Latr. 

294 

-, red 243,399,4IS 

Asilidse, (Fam.) 

294 

- - , silve 7 y 419 

ASILUS 


ARCOPAGUS 

crabroniformis 72, 294, 

bulbifer 178, 375 


414 

clavieornis 37 5 

ASIRACA 


glabricollis 178,359 

clavieornis 

230, 380 

ARCTIA 

Astacidse, (Fam.) 94 

Caja 248,418 ASTACUS 


- /. 398 

*astacus 

95 

C'hrysorrhoea 248, 398, 

*atomos 

106 

418 

*Bamffius 

93 

lubricipeda 248, 398 

Gammarus 

95 

—— l. 431 

*grossipes 

105 

Mendica 248, 382 

*homarus 

92 

Menthrastri ib. 

*Locusta 

102 

papyritia 248, 398 

*marinus 

95 

- 1. 431 

*Norwegicus 

96 

phaeorrhoea248,398,431 

*serratus 


plantaginis 248, 398 

*strigo$us 

93 

- 1. 382 

ASTATA 

276 

russula 248, 398 

Astatus, Klug. 

267 

salicis 248, 398,418 

Astomata, Dumeril 301 

V. nigra 431 

ATELECYCLUS 

villica 248,398 

heterodon 

83 

- 1. 382 

ATHAEIA 


Arctiadie, (Fam.) 248 

annulata 

264,411 

Argent and Sable moth 404 

centifolia 

411 

Argus butterfly y Scotch 240 

Ros® 

264,411 

396 

spinarum 

ib. 

— ■ wood 541 

ATHANAS 


ARGYNNIS 

nitescens 

99 

Adippe 237, 416 

ATHER1X 


- 2. 380 

niaculata 

294, 414 

Aglaia 237,416 

Atopa cervina 

162 

- 1. 380 

ATROPOS 


Lathonia 237,380,416 

lignaria 

261, 427 

Papbia 237,416 

ATI'AG GNUS 


.- l. 3S0 

Pellio 

182, 375 

ARGYRONETA 

serra 

389 

aquatica 125, 360 

Atte pare 

130 

ARMADILLO 

ATl'ELABUS 


vulgaris 112,358 

*Corvli 

54,201 

Arpactus, Jurine 276 

cure ul ion ides 

201,576 

A^rach moth, 251,401, 

* formicarius 

165 

439 

*melanurus 

156 

Artus ? the members 33 

* moll is 

166 


ATTUS 
formicarius 
ATYPUS 
*Sulzer 
Sulzeri 

Auchenia hirta 
merdigera 
August, Calendar for 428 

--,employ ment for315 

AUTALIA, Leach 177 
AXIUS 
Stirynchus 
Bacca, Fair. 

BADISTER 
bipustulatus 
BAETIS 
bioculata 


130 

122 
122, 387 
196 
211 


95 

299 

147,364 


BAGOUS, Germ . 
BALANINUS 
atramentarius 
Cerasoruia 
fasciatus 
fructuum 
Glad ius 
longimanus 
maculatus 3 
murinus 
Nucuin 
Pomorum 
rubellus 

semicylindricus 
stygius 
tenuirostris 
Tortrix 
Tremulas 
Banchus, Fair. 
Banks, Sir Jos. obser* 
vations on the 
Araneadae 
Barred red 

straw moth 
yellow moth 


259,410 
.204 


391 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib, 

ib. 

377,391 
391 
203, 377 
391 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
377 
ib. 
269 


120 

404 

422 
ib. 

385 

29 

423 


Baumannian Tortrix 
Beah; or rostrum 
Beauty, lordered 

-, brindled 253, 571 

-, Brixton 4.39 

-, Camberwell 238 

-, Lilac 424 

—. , marbled 251,432 

-, minor 420 

-, moitlei 403 
























Beauty, light mottled 

423|Bitoma uni punctata 

2081 

-, oak 253,363, 

403 BITURUS 


•- , pale oak 

403 

fumatus 

374 

———, tawny 

ib. 

tomentosus 170, 

374 

--, willow 

422 

Blackamoor moth 

401 

Bed Intg 

62 :Black beetle 

61 

Bee (Apis) 

69 

Black-neck m. 

433 

——, humming bird 


Black-veined m. 

404 

broad bordered 244, 

Black waved h. m. 

ib. 


397 

BLAPS 


narrow bordered ib. 

lethifera 

389 

Belle moth 

404 

mortisaga 59, 192 

369 

•-, lesser 

407 

Blapsidse, (Fam.) 

192 

-, straw 

433 

Blastus 

88 

——, yellow 

424 

tetraodon 

ib. 

Bembidion, Lair . 

148 

BLATTA 

220 

BEMBIDIUM 


livida 

380 

aculum 

364 

orientalis 

61 

agile 

358 


174 

bipunctatum 

387 

RT T7THIQA 



crucigerum 361 
ISphippium ib. 

flavipes 148, 361, 373, 

4-28 

Guttula 361 

littoraie 365 

pallipes 373 

poecillum 443 

properans ib. 

puncticolle 361 

4-guttatum 364 
rufipes 361 

Spencii 442 

Bergmannian Tortrix 436 
BERIS 

clavipes 372 

nigritarsis 291, 372 

Berosus 

iuridus 186, 362 
BERYTUS 
tipularius222, 394,438 
Bethyllus, Pant . 274 

Betony moth, water 252, 
370, 399 
Birch, gray 384 

Birds, feathers of, for 

the microscope 333 
Bird's-wing moth 252,599 
BISTON 


Betularia 

hirtaria 

hispidaria 

pedaria 

prodromaria 


253,403 
253, 371 
360 
363 
253, 363 


mnltipunctata 152,365 
Blood, in small fish, 
an object for the 
microscope 333 
Blood-vein moth , large 424 


small 


Blossom Underwing 
Blotchhack , Irown 
, silver 
tawny 


ib. 

363 

436' 

385 

436 


triple striped 386 
Blue , azure 242, 381, 450 
, Bedford 242 , 381, 
417 

, ihalk-hill 241,417 
>, Clifden 241, 381, 
430 

, common ib. 

L 370,417 
, large 417 

•, mazarine 242, 381 
417 

*, studded 242, 417 


L 


370 

344 

20 ' 

ib. 


Body ( corpus ) 

Boletaria, Marsh, 
quadripustulata 
BOL1LOPHAGUS 
Agaricola 194,390 

BOL1TOBIUS, Leach 176 
BOMBUS 
agrorum 414 

Albinella 437 


Barbntella 
Beckwithella 
Burrell ana 
campestris 
Cullumana 
Curtisella 
Derhamella 
Donovanella 
flavicollis 
floral is 
Fosterefla 
fragrans 
Fraud Honan a 
Francisana 
Iiarrisella 
hortoruin 
Jonella 
lap id aria 
Latretllilla 
Leeana 
lucorum 
Muscorum 
pratorom 
Raiel la 
Rossiella 
rupestris 
Schrimshirana 
Sorensis 
sobinterruptus 
snbterranea 
sy I varum 
terrestris 
Tunstallana 
vestalis 
virginal is 

Bombycidze (Fam.) 

Bombycites, Lair. 

Bom by li aria, Lair. 

Bombylidse (Fam.) 


4/4 

413 

414 
372 
414 

ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
428 

413 

414 
437 

413 

414 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 

437 
414 
437 

413 
387 

414 
ib. 
ib* 
ib. 
ib. 

372 
414 
457 
288, 42S 
414 
ib. 
428 
245 
245 
295 
295 


BOMBYLIUS 
major 72, 295, 372 

medius 372 

minor 428 

Bombyx. Buhner 246 

antiqua 431, 459 


casruleocephala 

cassinea 

♦compressus 
coryli 
coryli 


431 
382 
439 
382 
254 
250, 370, 41S 
/. ’ 382, 439 














INDEX, 


7 


Bombyx 

♦cartula 247 

- 1. 439 

Dodonsea 399 

gonostigmata 418, 432 
Quercea 399 

*reclusa 247 

- /. 439 

Roboris 399, 439 
Bombyx Quercus, cu¬ 
rious account of 315 
Bones, calcined, for 

the microscope 333 
Bonnet’s experiments 
on the antennae 
of insects 22 

BonsdorfPs experiments 
on the antennas 
of insects ib. 

Border, small blue 434 

- clouded 385, 423 

-, lace 424 

Bordered , b'ark 4.03 
Bostriehus Typogra¬ 
phic 205 

cylindricus 206 

Bostricidze, (Fam.) 205 
Bostricini, Latr. ib. 
B jt-fly, method of de¬ 
positing its eggs 39 


Bols of horses 

BOTYS 
anguinalis 
angustulus 
arcualis 
atralis 
oespitalis 
cineralis 
cingulatis 
eucullatalis 
elutalis 
ferrugalis 
fiavalis 
forficalis 
glabralis 
hyhridalis 
hyalinalis 
Lemnata 
Jimbalis 
literalis 
longalis 
luteal is 
p.ebulalis 


70 


427 
426 
ib. 
ib. 
427: 
40B[ 
427| 
4251 
426' 
426' 
ib.; 
ib.' 
ib. 

425, 436 
426 

425 

426 

425 

426 
ib. 
ib. 


BOTYS 
nivealis 408 

Nvmphseata 426 

ochrealis 426 

ostrinalis 427 

Porphyrialis ib. 

Potamogeta 426 

pulcalis ib. 

punicealis ib. 

purpuralis 255, 386 
Sambucata 426 

serieealis ib. 

sordidalis 427 

S ratiotalis 425 

strigulalis 386 

terminalis 426 

tetragonal is 436 

urticata 426 

verbascalis ib. 

verticalis ib. 

Box, pocket collecting 308 
Braces, their use 309 
BRACHINUS 
crepitans 154, 373 

Brachypterus, Klug. 170 
Brachyrinus argen- 
tatus 202 

Brachyura, (Order) 82 
BRACON 
Desertor 270, 412 

BRANCHIOPODA 
stagnalis 81 

Breast, Pectus 31 

Breeding cages 309 

, the most con 


Brindle , small 360 

Brindled, dusky 426 

•, white 408 

barred yellow 371 


venient size of 310 
-deal, objec¬ 
tionable 309 

Bremus, Jurine 287 
BREPH, Hiib. 252 

Brepbos, 0<.h. ib. 

Brii k-moth 440 

Bnght -eye bown line 421 
Brimstone, b. 236,395,429 

-, m. 371,406,434 

Brindle, clouded 419 

- slender-cl. ib 

-, small-cl. 401 

-, clouded bor¬ 
dered 252, 419 

-, dark 371 

-, forked-striped ib. 

— —. , pale 363 


Broad-barred Tor trice 441 
Brocade , beautiful 400 
—, dark ib, 

—great 419 

—-, light 400 

—, pale-shoulder¬ 
ed 400 

Broom moth 250,251,401 
— 1. 283 

Tip 384 

BROSCUS 

cephalotos 153, 365 
Brown-bar, great 251,403 
Brown,butler fly, blackspot 
242, 381, 417 

- 1. 370, 396 

-, meadow 240, 396 

-, small meadow 240 

- , white-spot 242, 417 

- -, moth, marbled 399 

-, lunar marbled ib, 

- L ib. 

-, pale shining 400,419 

Brown-eye bright line 383 
Brown tail mo. 248, 431 

- /. 393 

BrownTinea, clouded 360 
Brown bordered Tor . 364 
Bruehelze, Latr. 1-99 
Bruchidss, (Fam.) ib. 
BRUCHUS 

ater 360 

Pisi 53, 200, 376 
seminarius 390 

Brussels Lace m. 424 

375 
359 
179,375 
367 
179, 367 
367 

298 
248, 398 
425 

-, small-dotted 403 
■Tip 247, 398 

• 439 





















8 


INDEX 


Bull-rush moth 251, 432 
BUPALUS 

pinarius 253 

Buprestiadse (Fam.) 160 
Buprestis, Ge<ff. 144 

BUPRESTIS 

biguttata 58,160,3S8 
*emarginatus 160 

*minuta ib. 

viridis 160,388 

Burnet, five-spotted 397 

-, six-spotted 245, 397 

- moth 403 

Burnished brass 250, 403 

-, scarce 403 

Button Tortrix , Bay- 

shouldered 359 

■ - » dark-streaked 435 

Butterflies, method of 
arranging 322 

—, method of set¬ 
ting 320 

Byrrhi, Latr, 182 

Byrrhidce (Fam.) 182 

BYRRHUS 
dorsalis 367 

fasciatus 362 

murinus 367 

Pilula 50, 182, 362 
♦Scrophulariae 182 

semistriatus 560 

varius 367 

BYTHINUS 
Curtisii 178,389 

securiger 375 

C. white , B . 417 

- 1. 396 

C/ELIOXYS 

conica 285, 428 

Cabbage-moth, 400, 419, 
432 

Cabinet for insects, form 
of a 310 

Cabinet, method of ar- 
ranginginsects in322 
■■ , number of draw¬ 
ers for a 310 

Cabinets must be kept 
dry 311 

— should be well 
camphored 312 

•-, small,recom¬ 
mended 311 


CALANDRA 


CANCER 



granaria 

204, 362 

*grossimanus 


103 

lignaria 

362 

* gross ipes 


105 

CALATHUS 


*hirtellus 


86 

cisteloides 

152, 361 

*horridus 


90 

littoralis 

387 

*incisus 


86 

melanocephalus 361 

*latipes 


84 

CALEPTERYX 


*littoreus 


102 

ludovicia 

410 

* Locust a 


104 

Virgo 

259, 410 

*nitescens 


99 

CALLIANASSA 


*Norw'egicus 


96 

subterranea 

94 

*Maenas 


84 

CALLIDIUM 


*Maja 

8£ 

, 90 

*Arietis 

210 

*marmoreus 


85 

baj ulum 

392 

*palmatus 


103 

violaceum 

210, 392 

Pagurus 


85 

CALLIGUS 


*pedatus 


105 

Mulleri 

79 

* personates 


83 

CAL LI MORPH A 

*Phalangium 


91 

Dominula 

248,398 

*Phasma 


106 

— i. 

382 

*platycheles 


92 

fuliginosa 

599 

*puber 


84 

Jacobsea 

248, 399 

*rubricat.us 


104 

- ■ ■ ■ ■ l. 

431 

*rus:osus 


93 

Rosea 248, 

399, 418 

* Salt a tor 


102 

CALLISTUS 


Scorpio 


90 

lunatus 

150 

*sedentarius 


101 

CALOBATA 


*spinosus 


102 

filiform is 

299 

*squilla 


98 

CALOSOMA 


*squinado 


89 

Inquisitor 

146, 387 

*stagnalis 


81 

Sycophanta 

146, 387 

*strigosus 


93 

Camphor, crystals of, for 

*subierraneus 


94 

the microscope 337 

*tetraodon 


88 


y for ca- 

*tuberosus 


91 



binets 

312 

*velutinus 


84 

Campion-moth , 

251, 420 

Canceridae (Fam 

0 

85 

CAM PTECOPE A 

Cantharidas 

197 

hirsuta 

107 

Cantharis, Linne , 

56, 

CANCER 


163, 

164, 

196 

*angulatus 

87 

CANTHARIS 



*araneus 

89 

*a?nea 


165 

*articulosus 

103 

*biguttata 


56 

*aspera 

88 

*fusca 

56, 

164 

*Astacus 

95 

*serraticornis 


163 

*Bernbardus 

92 

vesicatoria 

198, 

390 

*biaculeatus 

88 

CAPRELLA 



*bipes 

J00 

Phasma 


105 

*Bufo 

89 

Caprelladse (Fam.) 

ib. 

*cassivelaunus 

83 

CAPSUS 



*Corrugatus 

85 

ater 

222, 

380 

*crangon 

96 

ruficollis 


394 

*Dorsetten$is 

90 

spissicornis 


ib. 

•Gammarus 

95, 110 

Caput the head 

21, 

342 










INDEX, 


9 


Carabicta (Fam.) 

Carabus, Linn . 

CARABUS 
•arenarius 
arvensis 
•aterrimus 
catenulatus, 145, 

•cephalotes 

* Chrysostom us 
•cinctus 
♦cistfcloides 

clathratus 
•complanatus 
•crepitans 
•Crux minor 
•cupreus 
•cyaneus 
•cyanocephalus 
•depressus 
•dimidiatus 
•distans 
•festivus 
•gibbus 
•gibbosus 
glabratus 
•granulatus 
•hortensis 
•humeral is 
•intricatus 
intricatus 
•leucoptbalmus 
•lunatus 
•monilis 
monil's 

morbillosus, 146, 

•multipunctatus 
nemoraiis 145, 
nitens 
•pilicornis 
•pumicatus 
•rostratus 
•secalis 

•sex-punctatus 

•spinibarbis 

* st a p h y 1 ionoides 
•Striola 
•tenuis 
•vestitus 

violaceus 145 
•vivalis 
•vulgaris 

CARADRINA, Och. 


144i 

59 


CARCINUS 


146 

387 

151 
146, 
360 

153 
156 

152 
ib. 

364 

146 

154 

155 

153 

145 
155 

154 
175 

155 

15 1 
150 

ib. 

387 

146 
ib. 

154 

145 
575 

152 
150 

146 
375 
364. 
448 

152 
, 361 

378 

150 

155 
145 
149 
15(. 

147 
175 
154 

153 
15 

, 360 

151 

152 
251 


Maenas 84 

Carpenter, the , or mil¬ 
lipede 

CARPELIMUS, Kir. 174 


Carpel , Autumn 
—, beautiful 
—, beech-green 
-, blue-bordered 

—, blunt-angled 
—, broken-barred 
—, chalk 
—, cloaked 


441 

404 
434 
404, 
434 

405 

406 
424 
406 


1CASSIDA 

splendidula 378 

•viridis 211 

Catalogue of insects, 

bow formed 323 

CATERETES 
bipustulatus 366 

rufilabris 170,366 
Caterpillars all batch¬ 
ed from eggs 40 

change their 


—, common 
—, degenerate 
— —, February 
—, flame 
—, Galium 
—, garden 

-> 8 ra V 
—, green 
—, insulated 
large 
—, least 
—, lesser satin 


585, 434 
434 
360 
424 

405 
384 
422 
404 

371,385 

433 

406 
402 


-, marb'ed 424,435 

-, broion-marbled 584 

-, common-marbled ib. 

-, dark marbled 424 

-, yellow-marbled 584, 

435 

-, oblique 

-, red-green 443 

-, rufous 405 

-, sandy 406 

-, scorched 404, 434 

-, sharp- angled 424 

-, short-barred 

-, twin-spot 

-, ivaved 


-, water 

-, wood 

:assida 

cruentata 

equestris 

maculata 

marcida 

•murra^a 

nebulosa 

nobilis 

Spergul® 

similis 


384 

424 

584 

371 

423 


colouraftermoult- 
ing 41 

-change their 

skin 40 

—, method of 
collecting 307 

-, time for col¬ 
lecting 315,316 

-, each kind 

should be kept 
by themselves 310 

-, method of 

preserving 318 

CATOPS 

•brevicornis 169 

chrysomeloides 366 

•elongatus 168 

nigricans 366 

sericeus 168, 366 
Cauda, the tail 33 

, discrimination 
of the 343 

CEC1DOMYIA 
lutea 291,387, 437 


378 
211, 378 
52, 429 
378 
52 
429 
378 
416 
378 


Cemonus unicolor 
Centris, Fabr. 

Cephaleia, Jurine 
Cephaloculus, Lam. 
Cephalotes, Boneili 
CEPHUS 
pygmajus 267,412 
Cerambycini, Lair . 209 

CERA MBYX 
•cEdilis 
•arcuatus 
* Arietis 
•coriarius 
•lineatO'CoIlis 
moschatus55, 209, 392 
•nebulosus 209 

•oculatus ib. 

•Textor 55, 209 

*vioIaceu3 210 


278 

285 

267 

8l 

153 


ib. 

55 

210 

208 

209 











10 


INDEX, 


CERASTIS, Och. 252 
CERATINA 


cserulea 283,413 
CERATOPHYTUM 


Latreiliii 

161, 4201 

CERCERIS 


quadricinctus 279, 413 

CERCOPIS 



Cercus rufilabris 

170 

CERCYON 


laterale 

362 

melanocephalum 188, 


362 

minutum 

ib. 

quisquilium 

ib. 

simile 

ib. 

sordidum 

ib. 

terminatum 

ib 

unipunetatum 188,362 

Cereopidae, (Fam.) 230 

CERIA 

297 

CEROPALF.S 


maculata 

275 

Cerophytum Elate- 

roides 

161 

CERURA 


bifida 

398 

Furcula 

248, 418 

- 1 . 

439 

Minax 

398 

Vinulia 

24S, 382 

i. 

431 

CERYLON 


bipunctatum 

391 

dermestoides 

ib. 

histeroides 

206, 391 

CETONIA 


a u rata 

192, 375 

i. 

362 

*'Tasciata 

191 

CHALC1S 


clavipes 

271, 412 

CHELIFER 


fasciatus 

119 

Geoffrovi 

358 

Hermanni 

ib. 

Latreiliii 

ib. 

Muscorum 

372 

CIIELOSTOMA 

florisomne 

234, 413 

Chequered, dark 

441 

Cbermes, Linni 

63 

JSetulsc 

231 


CHERMES 
Betulze Alni 231 

Chesnut moth 252, 440 

- - barred 4 21 

-, bearded 440 

-, dark bearded ib. 

—pale bearded ib. 

-, black ib. 

-, dark ib. 

-— ■, flounced ib. 

-, iron ib. 

-, marbled 443 

———, netted 440 

-, red 363 

-, veiny 440 

Chevron moth 384 

Cheyletidae, (Fam.) 133 
Chi moth 251,432 

CHILOCORUS 
bipustulatus 393, 438 
Cacti 215,438 

4*verrucatus 593, 438 
Chilognatha, Order 113 
Chimney-sweeper poop¬ 
ing 406 

—-’s boy 409 

China-mark , beautiful 426 

-, garden 425 

--, gold 426 

-, large i b. 

-—, lettered 425 

-, ringed ib. 

-, rusty 426 

-—, small 425 

-, straw 426 

--, small straw ib. 

CHIRONOMU3 
plumosus 290, 387,437 


CHLiENIUS 
festivus 151,361 
Chocolate T>p 370 

- L 439 

- ■, small 382 

- 1. 439 

CHOLEVA 
agilis 366 

*brunnea 169 

oblonga 168, 365 
Chnstitmian Tortrix 407 
Chrysidid®, (Fam.) 271 
Chrvsidides, Latr . ib. 
CHRYS1S 

afTinis 412 

*aurata 272 


CHRYSIS 

bidentata 

68, 412 

cyanea 

412 

effulgens 

ib. 

fulgida 

ib. 

ignita 

272, 412 

*Panzeri 

272 

Stroud era 

412 

CHRYSOMELA 

aucta 

369 

Banksii 

213,379 

Betulce 

379 

* Boleti 

194 

*buprestoides 

185 

*caraboides 

195 

*ceramboides 

ib. 

*eervitia 

162 

clavicornis 

379 

*coccinea 

215 

coriaria 

53, 369 

10-notata 

393 

10-punctata 

ib. 

*elongata 

165 

fastuosa 

392 

fulgida 

416 

Goettingensis 

369 

Graminis 

392 

haemoptera 

379 

*halensis 

212 

*hemisphaerica 

163 

*hirta 

196 

Hyperici 

379 

Hypochaeridis 

ib. 

limbata 

369 

I.itura 

213, 362 

lurida 

393 

marginella 

213, 369 

marginata 

393 

*merdigera 

53, 211 

*oleracea 

212 

pallida 

379 

polita 

369 

Polygoni 

ib. 

Populi 

379 

*quadripunctata 214 

quinquejugis 

379 

sanguinolenta 

369 

*sericea 

213 

stapbylea 

369 

*Tanaceti 

53, 212 

tenebricosa 

369 

*testacea 

212 

Tremulae 

379 

imicolor 

393 



























INDEX. 


11 


chrYsomela 

varians 416 

Vitellinae 393 

Chrj'somelidse (Fam.) 

211 

Chrysomelinae, Latr. ib. 
CHRYSOPA 


CIMEX |-, rufous 421 

*acuminatus 221 Clear-under-wing 397 

#bidens ib.j Clearwing, black & 

lectularius,62, 223, 394 white bordered 


alba 

410 

capitata 

ib. 

fulvocephala 

ib. 

Perla 

260,410 

reticulata 

410 

CHRYSOPS 

cascutiens 

293, 414 

CHRYSOTOXUM. 

arcuatum 

297, 415 

CICADA 

229 

Anglica ? 

394 

*cornuta 

231 

*sanguinolenta ib. 

viridis 

6 J 


*marginatus 
*prasinus 
*stagnorum 
*tipularius 
*tipuloides 
CimicidEe, (Fam.) 


Cimicides, 1. 1. Lair . 224 

I. 2. Latr. ib. 

II. Latr. ib. 

Cinnabar moth 248, 399 


Cicadariae I. Latr. 229 

Cicadarise II. Latr. 230 

Cicadiadas (Fam.) 229 

Cicindela, Oliv. 156 

CICINDELA 

*aquatica 148 

campestris, 57, 144 
360 

Germanica 144,3S7 
hybrida ib. 

sylvatica, 57, 144, 387 
Cicindeliadas (Fam.) 144 
CILEX 

compressa, 254, 


385 

435 


222 

221 

224 

222 

223 

223 


• l. 


397 

ib. 


431 

238 


Cinthia Cardui 
CIONUS 

bipustulatus 391 

Hortulanus ib. 

i mm unis 378 

Scrophulariae 203, 391 
Thapsi ib. 

Ciron de la Gule 133 

CIS 

bidentatus 391 

Boleti 206, 378 

eoncinnus 391 

CisidEe, (i’am.) 206 

Cistfela, Marsh. 183 

—, Oliv. 162 


-, currant 

-, flame-tipped 

red-bordered 418 

-, red-belted 417 

-, six-belted 397 

-, yellow-legged ib„ 

-, yellow-tailed ib. 

CLEPTES 

a u rata 412 

semi-aurata 271, 412 
Clerus *formicarius 165 
*mollis 166 

CLITELLARIA 
Epbippium 292, 414 
CLIVINA 


*arenaria 

Fossor 

*gibba 

sanguinea 

CLCEON 

pallida 


153 
153, 361 

154 
365 

259, 410 


CILISSA 
tricincta 
ClLLENUS 
lateralis 
CIMEEX 
annulata 
10-maculata 
europsea 
*fasciata 
*femorata 
Griffinii 
humeralis 
*l$ta 
maculata 
* marginal a 
*.«ericea 
varians 


281 


Cl STELA 

*angustata 168 

castanea 390 

ceramboides 195, 390 
fulvipes ib. 

fusca ib. 

humeralis ib, 

murina 375 

nigra 369 

sulphurea 195,390 
148, 373 CIXIUS 

nervosus 230, 380 
427 CLADIUS 
ib. difformis 266, 412, 427 
262, 427 CLAVELLAR1A 

263 Amerinas 411 

262 marginata 263, 411 

427 Clavicera, Walck . 283 

ib. Claws, Ungues 35 

263 Clay moth, bright- 
427 eyed 
263 * ■■■, dotted 

ib. ———, ingrailed 
427. --, purple 


CLOSTERA, Hoff,n. 247 
eurtnla 370 

reclma 382 

Cltlhesmoth 249 

Cloud , silver 382 

Clouded yellow B. 236,395 
429 

, pale 236, 429 


Clover mothy marbled 252, 
422 

CLUB IONA 
atrox 124 

lapidicala 123,360 

Nutrix 124, 415 

Clypeus, shields of the 
mouth SO 

CLYTHRA 
4-punctata 214,393 

tridentata 393 

CLYTUS 

Alni 392 

arcuatus ib. 

Arietis 210, 392 

mysticus 392 

Cnemidotus, lllig. 157 

421 Coccida;, (Fam.) 233 

433 COCCINELLA 
421 bis-6-guttata 393 

433 * Cacti 215 






















12 


INDEX 


COCCINELLA 
conglobata 
conglomerata 
dispar 
12-punctata 
globosa 


hieroglyph ica 

liumeralis 

impustulata 

insiabilis 

lateralis 

mutabilis 

19-punctata 

oblongo-guttata 

ocellata 

18-guttata 

5-punctata 

14-guttata 

14-pustulata 

7-punctata 

16* guttata 

13-punctata 

11-punctata 

22-punctata 


39: 
ib. 
359 
438 
362, 438 


393 
359 
393 
359 
393 
429 
438 
369 
393 
362,393 
393,438 
52,393 
393 
215, 359 
438 
ib. 
393 
362, 393, 
438 
359 


variabilis 
Coccinellidse, (Fam) 215 
COCCUS 

Abietis 395 

Aceris ib. 

Alni ib. 

Betul® ib. 

Cacti 63, 233 

conchiformis 395 

Caprese ib. 

Carpini ib. 

Coryli ib. 

catafractus ib. 

Fragari® ib. 

fuscus ib. 

Mespili ib. 

Oxyacanthae ib. 

Persic® ib. 

Phalaridis ib. 

Pilosell® ib. 

polonichus ib. 

Quercus ib. 

Salicis ib. 

Serratul® ib. 

Tili® ib. 

Ulmi ib. 

Uva-ursi ib. 

variegatus ib. 

Cochipeal, how made, 63 


ib. 
42 

280, 437 

236, 429 
Hyale 236, 395, 429 
Colours 343 

COLOCASIA (OrA.) 250 
Colydium frumenta- 

208 


Cock Roach 61 

Codlin Tortrix 425 

Coleoptera, Linn . 47, 216 

-- Marsh. 216 

-characters of 

the order 138 

—— classification 
of the order 14: 

- method of ar¬ 
ranging 322 

-method of pre¬ 
serving & setting 319 

- open winged, 

specimens how 


set 

COLLETES 

fodiens 

succincta 

COL1AS 

Edusa 


CONOCEPHALUS 
viridissimus 218,433 
CONOPS 

aculeata 298,415 
macrocephala 72 
Conopsarii, Latr. 298 
Conopsid® (Fam.) ib. 
Convex glasses, table 

of the powers of 325 
Copper , common 396, 430 

-, large 241,417 

-, middle 430 

- ,purple- edgedflb 1,430 

-, scarce 241 

-, small 241, 370 

Copper Underlying 432 
Coprid®, (Fam.) 188 
COPPvlS 

lunaris 188,368 
Coprophagi, I. Latr, 188 
-, 1L. Latr. 189 


rium 

COLYMBETES 
abbreviatus 
agilis 

bipunctatus 
bipustulatus 
colconatus 
collaris 
conspersus 
fenestratus 
fontinalis 
fuliginosus 
maculatus 
notatus 
oblongus 
obscurus 
politus 
striatus 
uliginosus 
vitreus 
Comma , B. 

Commons, near Lon¬ 
don 313 

Comparative anatomy, 
object of 74 

Con a, Schel, 300 

CONOCEPHALUS 
griseus 416 

varius 416 

vefrucivoyus 


373 
429 
359 
ib. 
388 
375 
ib. 
383 
415 
443 
158, 373 
373 
338 
373 
565 
158, 365 
359 
388 
238 


COR DULEG ASTER 
CORDULIA 
jenea 258, 410 

annulata 258, 410 

Coreid®, (Fam.) 221 

CORETHRA 
cuculiformis 290, 387, 
437 

CO REUS 

hirticornis 394 

marginatus 222,380 


rhomboideus 
Corise, Geo . 
Corisi®, I. Latr. 
, II. Latr, 


COR IX A 

affinis 
coleoptrata 
dorsalis 
fossarum 
Geoffroyi 
lateralis 
stagnalis 
striata 
Cork for drawers, the 

finest and best 311 
Corking drawers, the 

method of ib. 

Coronet moth , 250, 400 

, marbled 25i,400 


394 
229 
220 
ib. 

229, 363 

228, 363 

ib. 

ib. 

229, 363 
228, 363 

ib. 

ib. 


COROPHIUM 
longicorne 
43.3'Corpus, the body 


105 

344 













INDEX, 


13 


Corticaria frumentaria208 CRAMBUS 
oblouga ib. 

taxicornis 207 

Corylus Avellana, cu¬ 
rious experiments 
on the farina of 335 
CORYNETES 
*ruficollis 
CORYSTES 
cassivelanus 
♦dentatus 
Corystidas, (Fam.) 

COSMIA, Hub. 

COSSONUS 
hypoleucus 
linearis 
COSSUS 

246, 397 
34 


166 

83 

ib. 

82 

252 


416 
204, 369 


Ligniperda 
Coxa 

Crab , common 85 

-, Hermit 92 

-, King 89 

-, Old Maris face 83 

— , Soldier 92 

•-, Thornback 89 

CRABRO 
cribarius 278, 413 
*Iunatus 252 

Crabronidse, (Fam.) 278 

Crabronites, Latr. ib. 

CROESUS 
septentrionalis 266,412 
Crambites, Latr. 
CRAMBUS 
acinacidea 
arborum 
Cardui 
carnea 
caudea 
cespitis 
consorta 
culmorum 
cultrea 
falsa 

geniculea 
gigantea 
hortorum 
ocellea 
pascuea 
petri ficia 
Pineti 
pi ngui nails 
Pratorum 


Rosea 408 

sanguinea 386,437 

striga 437 

CRANGON 
vulgaris 96 

CRASPEDOSOMA 
polydesmoides 114,358 
Raulinsii ib. 

CRATERINA 
Hirundinis 303, 415 
Cream-wave, broad - 
striped 384 

, dwarf 405 

, lesser 423 

•, pale 384 

CREOPHILUS, Kirby 172 
Crepuscularia, (Sect.)243 
Crescent 420 

, beautiful 371 

•, green-brindled 439 
-, 1. 401 

Crimson and Gold 386 
Crimson-speckled 439 
Crimson Underwing 9-50 
•, dark 422 

•, lesser ib. 

•, light ib. 

Crioceridse, (Fam.) 211 
Crioceris, Marsh. 162 
CRIOCER1S 

Asparagi 378 

*caraboides 195 

cyanella 392 

12-punctata ib, 

409 flavicollis ib. 

408 *flavipes 212 

ib. melanopa 416 

ib. merdigera 211,392 

409 *nigricornis 212 

408 puncticollis 416 

ib. subspinosa 392 

ib. Crocisaatra 286 

409 Crustacea, anatomical 

437 view of the 75 

408-, history 7 6 

ib.-, method of 

ib. collecting 516 

364 —— ., method of 

437 preserving ib, 

408-, pins used for 309 

255^ 408-, writers on the 76 

255-, classification of 

4031 the 78 


Crustacea for the mi¬ 
croscope 78, 333 
CRYPTOCEPHALUS 


bilituratus 393 

Coryli ib. 

flavilabris ib. 

labiatus ib. 

lineola 53, 393 

marginellus 393 

Moraei ib. 

nitens ib. 

pusillus ib. 

t quadripunctatus 214 
sericeus 213,393 
6-punctatus 393 

similis ib. 

CRYPTOPHAGUS 
cellaris 169, 429 

*crenatus 169 

denticulatus 429 

hirtus ib. 

pallens 389 

phasorrhseus 438 

Populi 429 

ruficollis 438 

serratus 429 

Typhx ib. 

CRYPTOPS 
hortensis 116,358 
Savignii 358 

CRYPTORHYNCHUS 


assimilis 
canescens 
contractus 
dentatus 
Erysimi 
globosus 
horridus 
inflexus 
Lapathi 
leucogaster 
Lythri 

melanorhvnchus 

melanostictus 

obstrictus 

ovalis 

pleurostigma 

phreorhynchus 

ptinoides 

Quercicola 

ruber 

sulculus 

Urticas 

viduus 


377 

378 
377 

ib. 

203, 391 

377 
ib. 

378 

377 
ib. 
ib. 

378 

377 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 

378 
377 

ib. 
ib. 













INDEX. 


14 

Cryptus, Fair , 
CRYPTUS 
*furcatus 
*Irrorator 
pallipes 
Yillersii 
Crystals, method of 
obtaining, for the 


270 
411 
264,411 


microscope 
—— of Camphor 

-of Salt 

— of Silver 


337 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 

CTENOPHORA 
atrata 291,387,437 
CUCULLIA,Sc/iranA:. 252 

CULEX 
pipiens 71, 290, 359 
CURCULIO 
*Alismatis 204 

*Alni 203 

argentatus 202, 377 

*aterrimus 204 

* binod ulus ib. 

cnides 377 

*Coryli 201 

*Equiseti 204 

♦Germanus 203 

*granarius 204 

* hispid ulus ib 

*incanus 205 

^linearis 204 

*lineatus ib. 

Mali 377 

*niger 204 

*nigrorostris 205 

*nitens 54 

*Nucum ib 

oblongus 377 

*parallelopipedos 204 
*Pini 202 

Pyri 54, 390 

*ruficol!is 199 

*Scrophularhe 54, 203 
sericeus 377 

*sulcirostris 204 

*triguttatus ib. 

unifasciatus 377 

Curculionidae,(Fam.) 200 
Curculionites, Lair . ib. 
Cuvier’s distribution 

of Animals 75 

Cvamus Ceti 106] 

CYCHRUS 

rostratus 145, S58, 373] 


ib. 


221 

154 


154, 361 

108 
ib. 


109 


269,CYCLOPS, Geoff. 81 

*quadricornis 
264|CYDNUS 
oleraceus 
Cymindis, Gyll. 
CYMINDIS 
humeralis 
CYMODICE 
truncata 

Cymothea serrata 
CYMOTHOA 
CEstrum 

Cymothoadje, (Fam*) 107 
CYNIPS 

caprsea 271,412 
*Quercus folii 67, 270 
*scutellaris 270 

Cynipsera, Latr. ib. 
Cynipsidas, (Fam.) 270 
CYPHA, Kirby 
CYPR1S 
conchacea 
Cyphon hemisphaeri- 
cus 

pallidus 
Cypris pubera 
CYTHERE 
viridis 

Dacne humeralis 
Dacus, Fair. 

Dagger moth , autumn 
nal 

—, dark 
—, light 

-, March 

—, scarce 
DAPHNIA 
Pulex 

Dark Tawny 
Dart Moth , archers 

-, black 

-, brindled 

-, broad-veined 

-, chainshot 

——, dark 
—, double 

-, garden 

-, lineolated 

-, necklace 

-, pectinated 

—, pitchy 421 

-, pupilled ib 

I—, rufous 251, 421 
shuttle-shaped 433 


Dart mothfSquare-spot^l 


striped square- sp.ib. 
, stout 433 

■, wedge-barred 421 
•, white-line ib. 
DASCILLUS 
cervinus 162, 388 

Dasychira, Hub » 246 

Dasypoda, lllig. 283 
DASYPODA 
plumioes 280, 437 

DASYPOGON 
punctatus295,414,428 
DASYTES 


176 

80 

163 

162 

80 

81 

169 

299 

443 

400 

ib. 

364 

400 

80 

399 

421 


ib. 
ib. 

251, 421 
421 
ib. 


seneus 
ater 

cseruleus 
flavipes 
viridis 

Day moth , drab 
,rosy 
December, Calendar 


374 
164, 374 
388 


ib. 

ib. 

443 

360 


for 

443 

-, employment 

for 

316 

December moth 

444 

Definition of Insects 21 

DEILOPHILA, 

Och. 243 

Delphax clavicornis 230 

DEMETRIAS 


atricapilla 

156,353 

monostigma 

156,365 

DENDROPHILUS 

punctatus 

184, 375 

DEPORAUS 


Betulx 

201, 376 

Dermaptera, cliarac- 

ter of the order 139 

-. classification 

of the 

216 

Dermestes, Geoff. 185 

Dermestes, Thunb, 207 

DERMESTES 


*adstrictor 

183 

*Boleti 

206 

*Caltb;e 

214 

*cellaris 

169 

*Fungorum 

ib. 

lardarius 

181,367 

*marginatus 

207 

murinus 

48, 389 

*Pe!lio 

182 

*ruficollis 

166 

*Scarab»oides 

187 











INDEX. 


15 


DERMESTES 
*scolytus 
tessellatus 
•Typographic 205 

*undatus 182 

Dermestidas, (Fam.) 181 

Dermestini, Latr . ib. 

Desfontianian Tortrix 435 

Dew moth 418 

DEXAMINE 
spinosa 102 

Dial Tortrix 364, 441 

Diamond-lack, testa¬ 
ceous 456 

Diamond spot 436 

D1ANOUS, Gyll. 173 

Diaperidse, (Fam.) 193 

DIAPER1S 

Boleti 194, 389 

ahenea 389 

Dictyoptera, charac¬ 
ters of the order 139 

--, classification 219 

Digger, use of the 308 

Dimera, Latr. 17 

Dimerosomata, cha¬ 
racters of the or¬ 
der 118 

--, classification 


\ Dismal moth 
48 Diurna (Sect.) 
375 'Dog’s-tooth moth 


420 DRASSUS 


DOLERUS 
Gonagra 
opacus 

DOLICHURUS 
ater 

DOLOMEDES 
mirabilis 

Dolychopodae 

Dolychopodes, Latr. 

DOLYCIiOPUS 


of the 119 

Dimorpha, Hub. 247 

Dimorpha, Jurine 276 

DINARDA, Leach 177 

DINETUS 

pictus 277, 41 

DIOCTRIA 
CElandica 295, 414 

Diploleparise, Lair. 270 
Diplolepidiae, (Fam.) ib. 

DIPLOLEPIS 427 
Quercnsfolii 270,412 
Diptera,£m>?^ 70,289,302 
——, characters of 

the order 139 Double line moth 

- , classification -, scolloped 

of the 289 Double doled 

-, method of ar- { Double-striped 

ranging 322 Dral-moih, dark 

-, method of J-, ferrugineous 

preserving 321: , twin-spotted 

Diraphia, lllig. 232 Dial Tortrix, lesser 

Directions for the mi- |-, spotted 

croscope 323 DRASSUS 


234 
419 

265, 412 
ib. 

275, 413 

129, 312 
294 
ib. 


294, 414 


nobilitatus 
DONACIAJ 
*Equiseti 
fasciata 
fusca 

Hydrocharis 
linearis 
melanocephala 
micans 
Nymphasre 
palustris 
Sagittarias 
simplex 
vittata 
* Zoster a 
Donovan’s method of 
spi- 


211, 392 
378 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 

211,378 
318 
ib. 
ib. 

211,378 

378 

211, 392 


preserving 
ders 317 

DOROS 
conopseus 297,415 

DOSYTHEUS 
Eglanterias 265, 412 

Junci ib. 

Dot moth, 400 

- ■, red 440 

-, rusty 426 

-, straw ib. 

Dotted, curve 364 

- border 363 

Double-blotched, black 441 

422 

423 
420 
427 


lucifuge 123 

melanogaster 123,360 

Drawers of a cabinet, 
the size, &c. 310 

— method of 

corking 311 

— method of pa- 

ib. 


penng 
DRILUS 
flavescens 
Drinker moth 


l. 


163, 388 
418 
398 


DROMIUS 
linearis 

punctomaculatus 

pusillus 

quadrimaculatus 


358 

ib. 

ib. 

155, 

358 

ib. 

177 

185 


rufescens 

DRUSILLA, Leach 
Drvops, Oliv. 

DRYPTA 
emarginata 156, 373 
DYNAMENE, Leach 108 
DYSCHIRIUS 
gibbus 153, 358 

DYSDERA 

erytbrina 122 

Dyticidce, (Fam.) 156 
DYTICUS 

circumflexus 159, 359 


marginalis 
punctulatus 
Dytis clavicornis 
Dytiscus, Linn. 


*confiuens 
*crassieornis 
* : Hermanni 
*minutus 
*ovatus 
*paraplurus 
*sparsus 
*sulcatus 
*VoIckmari 
Dun-bar 

371| Dwarf, barred 
370 'Ear moth, golden 
3861 Early moth 
ib.j Earwig 
EBALIA 


570 


Dircsea, Fair. 


195i ater 


123, 360] Pennantii 


ib. 
359 
158 
58 

158 

ib. 

157 

158 

157 

159 

158 

159 
185 
433 
425 
433 

559, 360 
60 

91 














16 


INDEX, 


Echimuthus 
cyanocephalus 155 
ECHINOMYIA 
grossa 301, 428 

Edge, black-striped 436 
Edriophthalma, (Leg.) 100 
Eels in paste, how ob¬ 
tained for the mi¬ 


croscope 
Egger moth 
■■ ■, grass 

-, large 


l. 


, oak 


—, small 

Eggs of Insects 

-, how 

preserved 
ELAMPUS 
Panzeri 
ELAPHRUS 
ripari us 
uliginosus 
Elater, Rossi 
, Linn, 
ELATER 
^neus 
balteatus 
bipustulatus 
*buprestoides 
castaneus 
castanipes 
cupreus 
*cyaneus 
cylindricus 
*dermestoides 
ephippium 
ferrugineus 
holoserieeus 
lineatus 
longicollis 
marginatus 
mesomelus 
metallicus 
minutus 
murinus 
niger 
nitidulus 
obscurus 
pectinicornis 
Pomona^ 
prasustus 


334 

247 

382 

418 

398 

438 

382 

360 

398 

38 

318 


272,412 

148, 361 

364 
185 

57,161 

162, 373 
373 
388 
160 
161 
373 
388 
57, 162 
388 
183 
388 
161,388 
373 
ib. 
388 
162, 373 
373 
388 
373 
162, 365 
373 
361 

365 
388 

ib. 

ib. 


ELATER 

4-pustuIatus 388 

riparius ib. 

ruficollis ib. 

rufipennis ib. 

rufipes ib. 

sanguineus 57, 388 

semiruber 162 

sputator 373 

tessellatus ib. 

thoracicus 388 

unicolor 373 

vittatus 388 

Elateridse, (Fam.) 161 

ELODES 

*hemisphEerica 163 

meianura 373 

mollis ib. 

nigricans ib. 

pallida 162,373 
Eledona Agaricola 194 

ELONIUM, Leach 175 

Elophilus, Meig. 297 

Elophorus, Fair, 186 

Elytra or wing-cases 37 

—, how discrimi¬ 
nated 345 

Emerald m., blotched 423 

•, common 404 

■, grass 424 

, small grass 383 

large 253, 422 


ENDROMIS 
versicolor 

ENGIS 
ferruginea 
humeralis 169,374,443 
rufifrons 574, 443 

Entomology, its ad¬ 
vantage to the 
man of science 
——, a neglected 
science 

Entomon, Klein 
-, hieroglyphi- 


247, 370 
398 

443 


17 

ib. 

106 


110 


78 


149 


127,428 
286, 428 


259, 


259 

410 

259 

ib. 

292 


422 

383 

424 

239, 

417 

581 


-, light 

-, little 

-, small 

Emperor , Purple b, 

—, 

moth 246, 381, 431 

-, l. 381 

EMPHYTUS 
ceria 265,412 

cinctus ib. 

succinctus 412 

tibialis 265, 412 

Empidae, (Fam.) 295 
Empides, Latr. ib. 

EMPIS 

Borealis 295, 414 

pennipes 72,414 
EMUS, Leach 172 

Endomychida2,(Fam.)2l5 
ENDOMYCHUS 
coccineus 215,379 


cum 

Entomostraca, charac¬ 
ter and classifica¬ 
tion of the subcl. 
EPAPHIUS 
secalis 
EPEIRA 
Diadema 
EPEOLUS 
variegatus 
EPHEMERA 
*diptera 
vulgata 65, 
Ephemerid£e,(Fam.) 
Ephemerinas, Latr. 
Ephippium, Latr. 

E POM IS 
cincta 151, 387 

ERASTRIA, Och. 252 

Erax, Scopoli 294 

ERIOGASTER 
lanestris 247, 360 

- 1. 398 

Populi 247, 444 

Eriops, Klug 283 

ERIOSOMA 
Mali 232, 380 

Eriothrix, Meig. 301 

ERISTAL1S 
Narcissi 297, 415 

ERISTHETUS ,Knoch 174 
Ermine moth , 248, 382 

-, buff 243, 398 

- 1 . 

-, Thistle 

-, water 

Erotyla, Hub. 


431 
408 
248, 398 
431 
252 


Erotylidce, (Fam.) 214 








INDEX!, 


17 


249 


109 


EUCERA 

longicornis 287,413 
EUCLIDIA, Hub. 252 
EUPLECTUS 
Reichenbachii 178,375 
EUPLOCAMUS 
Guttella 
EURYDICE 
pulchra 
EURYNOME 
aspera 
EVANIA 

appendagaster 268,412 
Evaniadas, (Fam.) 268 
Evaniales, Lair. ib. 

Evodia calendarum 280 
Exorista, Meig. 301 
Exotic specimens of 
Insects, why re¬ 
jected 322 

Eyes of Insects 21 

Fabricius’s Classes of 
Insects 44 

Fabricius’sSystem uni- 


FLATA 

nervosa 230 

reticulata 230, 380 

Flounced rosy 406 

Fly, house 71 

FCENUS 

Jaculator 268, 412 

Footman moth, black 418 

-, common 431 

-, dun ib. 

- ,feathered 442 


Fritillary, pearly border 
likeness 237, 380 

-, Queen of Spain 237, 

380,416 
silver-washed 237, 
416 

l. 380 

Frons, the Front 30 
Frosted orange m. 252,402 
440 

Fulgora, Latr. 


four-spott.ed2\9 ,399 Fumaria plumistrea 


177 

401 

ib 

42S 

407 

360 


ib, 


FALAGRIA, Leach 
Fan foot moth , 

-, clay 

—, common 385, 

-, small 

February, Calendar 
for 

-, employ¬ 
ment for 
Feelers or Palpi 
Feet, Tarsi 
Femur, the thigh 

*-, discrimination 

of the 
FENUSA 

pumila 265, 
Fern moth 

Fern, time for collect- 


Festoon m. 418, 432 - 

FIGITES 

scutel laris 270- 

Figure of 8 m. 431 - 

- Z. 382 - 

Filicornis, (Sect.) 260 - 

Fish, scales of, for the ]- 
microscope 833.- 

Flame m. 599 422 - 

Flat 5oc?3/,comwon437,443 - 


-, four-spot, small 418 

, four-spot,yellovASX 
, orange 399 

straw-coloured 431 
Four-spotted moth 403 
FORBIC1NA 
polypoda 140,360 
Forbicine, Geoff. 

cylindrique 140 

Forceps, their use , 308 
Forester Sphinx 39' 
FORFICU LA 
auricularia 60,216,379 


Furbelow, fame 

GALATEA, Fabricii 
rugosa 
spinigera 
squamifera 

Galateadse (Fam.) 

Galathea Bamffia 
Jongipeda 
rugosa 
spinigera 
squamifera 
strigosa 


borealis 

429 

*gigantea 

217 

* mi nor 

216 

*neglecta 

ib. 

Fork-barred m. 

441 

FORMICA 


fusca 

559 

herculanea 69,273,359 

nigra 

359 

rufa 

ib. 

Formicadse, (Fam.) 

272 

Formicarise, Latr. 

ib. 

Forskalian Turtrix 

436 

Forsle ; ian Tortrix 

407 

Fox moth 

398 

1 Fringe, red 

385 

Fritillary, dark green 237, 

Al A 

>— i. 

380 


230 

409 

432 

93 

93 

ib. 

ib. 

92 

93 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
28 


GALERUCA 

calmariensis 

Caprasse 

Cratsegi 

*nigricornis 

Nymphaeas 

Tanaceti 

*testacea 

Viburni 

Galinsecta, Latr . 


378 
ib. 
ib. 
212 
37$ 
212, 37S 
212 
392 
233 


alvearia 


-—,Duke of Burgun¬ 
dy 237, 380 

—, Glanville 237, 396 

— 1. 569 

— , greasy 237,380 

— /. 369 


cerea 

Galls, how formed 
Gammaridse, (Fam.) 
GAMMARUS 
aquatic us 
camptolops 
Locusta 
marinus 
*Pulex 
*rubricatus 
Gammase des Coleo- 
pteres 


255, 436 
436 


Heath 237jGammasidje, (Fam.) 

high brown 237,416 GAMMASUS 


67 

101 

103 

104 
ib. 

103 
ib. 

104 

131 

ib. 


Z. 380 

pearly lord. 237,3961 


coleoptratorum 131,364 
marginatus 364 








INDEX. 


28 

Gasterophilns Eqni, 
method of depo¬ 
siting its ego:s 39 
GASTEROPHILUS 
Equi 302,437 

Hemorrhoidalis 437 
veterinus 428 

GASTROPACHA 
Pinus 418 

quercifolia 247, 418 

•- l. 382 

Gate-keeper } b. 240 

GEB1A 

Deltaura 94 

Genera founded on a 
consideration of 
every character 45 
- -of Linne 47 

tical view of the 73 

- why 

given 45 

— ■ " of plants com¬ 


pared with insects 46 


•—-, Spenc 

e’s ob- 

servations 

on the 

necessity of new ib. 

geometra 

abbreviata 

405 

abietaria 

353 

Absinthiata 

405 

adustata 

404, 434 

advenaria 

404 

iEscularia 

363 

albicillata 

404 

albulata 

434 

Alchemillata 

405 

Alniaria 

434 

amataria 

423 

angularia 

434 

angustata 

435 

apriciaria 

423 

apteria 

444 

arenosaria 

383 

A tom aria 

405 

aversata 

423,441 

badiata 

37 i 

berberata 

405 

biangulata 

406 

bidentaria 

371, 404 

bilineata 

405 

bimaculata 

384 

bipunctaria 

424 

brumaria 

359,443 


GEOMETRA 



GEOMETRA 


cassiata 


36< 

fuliginaria 

404 

candidulata 


384 

fulvata 

422 

carbon aria 


40( 

fu maria 

371 

carpiniaria 


441 

fusco undata 

423 

Centaureata 


405 

Galiata 

405 

centum-notata 348,435 

gilvaria 

433 

cervinata 


371 

glarearia 

406 

Chrerophyllata 

406 

Grossulariata 

424 

CJhenopodaria 

404 

435 

hastata 

404 

citraria 


424 

heparata 

405 

clathrata 

CO 

CO 

423 

hexapterata 

406 

clavaria 


442 

ill unaria 

371 

comma-notata 384,435 

illustraria 383. 385,406 

comitata 


423 

imitaria 

424 

congeneraria 


371 

immanata 

ib. 

connectaria 


442 

immulata 

423 

consignata 


423 

implicaria 

404 

consobrinaria 


403 

impluviata 

405 

consonaria 


384 

inasquaria 

406 

consortaria 


403 

incanata 

434 

conversaria 


433 

incompletaria 

444 

costastrigata 


423 

inornata 

423 

costovata 


384 

insulata 

371, 385 

Crataegaria371,406,454 

Juliaria 

424 

Crepuscularia 


424 

Juniperata 

441 

dealbata 


404 

lactata 

384 

decolorata 


406 

laevigata 

435 

defoliaria 


442 

leucophearia 

360 

degenerata 


434 

Lichenaria 

424 

dentistrigata 


371 

iignata 

434 

derivata 


405 

limbaria 

423 

destrigaria 


423 

linariata 

406 

didymaria 


423 

linearia 

404 

dilutata 

434, 

443 

lineolata 

405 

dimidiata 


434 

liturata 

434 

ditaria 


423 

lividata 

405 

dolabraria 

253, 

403 

luctuaria 

363 

dubitata 

384 

435 

1 unaria 

253, 404 

duplicata 


405 

luteata 

384 

elatata 


424 

mac u I at a 

ib. 

elinguaria 


434 

margaritaria 

422 

elongata 


385 

marginata 

385, 423 

emarginata 


423 

niarmorata 

424 

ericetaria 


44! 

miata 

441 

erosaria 


441 

multistrigata 

363 

Euphorbiata 


385 

munitata 

405 

extensaria 


424 

nassata 

ib. 

fa sc i aria 


404 

nigricaria 

360 

faviilaciaria 


405 

notata 

385 

ferrugaria 


383 

ocellaria 

383, 435 

fimbriata 


434 

oceliata 

405i 454 

flos-lactata 


384 

olivaria 

434 

fluctuata 


384 

omicronaria 

383, 435 









GEOMETRA 
orbicularia 
osseata 
paludata 
pantaria 
Papilionaria 
pendularia 
pennaria 
perfuscata 
petrata 
Pinaria 
plagiata 
plumbaria 
plumbeolata 
Populata 
prasinaria 
prasnotata 
primaria 
procellata 
propugnata 
prosapiaria 
Prunaria 
prunata 
psittacata 
pull aria 
pulveraria 
punctaria 
punctata 
punctularia 
pusaria 
pusillata 
putataria 
Pyraliata 
quadrimaculata 
quadrifasciaria 
Quercinaria 
remutata 
repandaria 
respersaria 
rectangulata 
retata 
Rhamnata 
rhomboidaria 
rivulata 
Roboraria 
roseidaria 
rotundaria 
rubiadata 
rubiginata 
rufata 
rufifasciata 
ruptata 
rusticata 
Salicaria 


383, 


359, 


383, 


404, 


404 

405 
424 

ib. 

422 

435 

445 

384 
ib. 

404 

441 
404 

385 

422 
424 
384 
360 
424 

ib. 

442 

403 
434 

443 

434 

404 

435 

405 

384 

383 

385 
385 

405 
371 

423 
434 
441 

403 

404 

406 
385 

384 
422 

405 
403 

406 

383 
422 
434 

384 
363 
406 
406 
383 


INDEX. 

GEOMETRA 
sambucaria 
sexalisata 
simulata 
singulariata 
sinuata 
spartiata 
spinaciata 
striaria 
strictaria 
strigilata 
suberaria 
subfulvata 
subfuscata 
sublactata 
subsericeata 
subtristata 
subroseata 
succenturiata 
suffumata 
sylvata 
sylvaticata 
Syringaria 
tersata 
testata 
Thymiaria 
Tiliaria 
trepidaria 
trigeminata 
trigonata 
trimaculata 
ulraata 
unangulata 
undulata 
unidentaria 
unifasciata 
unilobata 
V. atra 
V. nigraria 
varieta 
Vauaria 
venosata 
vernaria 
vetulata 
vi retata 
viridaria 
virgulata 
vital bata 
Volutaria 
vulgata 

Geophiiidae (Fam.) 

GEOPH1LUS 
acuminatus 


424 
434 
405, 441 
406 

422 
443 
405 

383 
363 
428 
403 
434 
385 

384 

423 
385, 434 


371 



19 

GEOPHILUS 

electricus 

372 

longicornis 

116, 353 

maritimus 

358 

subterraneus 

116,358 

Geotrupidas (Fam.) 189 

Geotrupini, Latr. 

GEOTRUPES 

niger 

362 

politus 

362 

puncticollis 

362 

stercorarius 

189, 362 

sylvaticus 

368 

vernalis 

369 

GERR1S 

paludum 

224, 369 

^vagabundus 

223 

GIBBIUM 

Scotias 

180, 367 

sulcatus 

367 

Gipsy Moth 

247, 431 

Glsea, Hub. 

252 

Glasses, method of 

computing 

the 


ib, 

404 

434 

404 

383 

434 

406 

404 

424 


magnify ing power 
of convex 324 

Glomeridse (Fam.) 113 

GLOMERIS 
*borde 113 

marginata 113,358 
Glossata, Fair . 220 

Glow-worm 55, 163 
Gnaphosa, Latr . 123 


40 6]Gnat 71 

404, 433 i Goat Moth 246, 397 

4 5^,Gold Fringe 427 

40 5'Gold Spangle 403 

423 Gold spot Moth 250,433 

424 -, l. and p. 422 

422:GOMPHOCERUS 


404J rufus 


219, 438 

405.GOMPHUS 

383| vulgatissimus 258, 410 


406 GONEPTERYX 
3711 Rhamni 236,395,429 

404 GONOPLAX 

423, bispinosa S7 

384 GONYPES 
424! tipuloides 295, 428 

405 Goose-egg Moth 254, 385, 

no! 435 

IGORTYNA, Och. 252 
116, 35S GORYTES 
carpophagus 116, 428) quinquecinctus 276 







20 


Gothic Moth 

-, feathered 

-, bordered 


401 

420 

420 


GRAPIilPHORA, Huh 
251 

Grass wave, m. larger 406 

--, lesser 404 

Gray ling * h. 417 

Grease from insects, 
method of remov¬ 
ing 320 

GreenflacJc-sprigged 435, 
441 

-, bordered 407 

-, brindled 370, 442 

—■■■■ ■■ ,Jrostsd 251, 370, 
401 

, marbled 251, 401 

--, Pea 425 

- — scaly 435 

-- ■ - —■, tri-coloured 441 
Green-shaded 407 

Grey , blotch-backed 436 

- - — —, bordered 441 

- -, brindled 384 

—, early 370 

-, mottled 363, 436 

-, poplar 382 

-, short-barred 436 

-, smoky 408 

-, yellow-stigmaed 

372 

Gryllidae (Fam.) 218 
Gryl 1 ides, Latr. 217 
GRYLLOTALPA 
vulgaris 217,369 
Gryllus campestris 218 
flavipes 5 

Gryllotalpa 217 

rufus 219 

subulatus 219 

viridissimus 218 

GRYPHUS, Germ . 204 

Gula, the Throat 3C 
GYMNOSOMA 
rotundata 301, 488 
Gyrinidae (Fam.) 159 
GYRINUS 

asneus 365 

elongatus 371: 

marinus ib. 

minutus ib 

*Moderii 159 

Natator 49, 159, 361 


GYRINUS 

villosus 159, 373 
Gyrodroma, King 284 

Habitats of Insects 347 
FI ADEN A, Schrank 251 
H/EMATOPINUS 
Suis 143 

H.EMATOPOTA 
pluvialis 293, 414, 428 
Hair for the microscope 
333 

Hair-streak , blackl^l, 417 
—, l. 417 

-, brown 241, 433 

-, l. 396 

-, green 241, 331 

-, 1. 417 

- ,purple 241,417 

-, L 396 


HALTICA 

ochroleuca 37$ 

oleracea 212, 378 

orbiculata ib. 

picina 379 

Pseudacori ib. 

4-pustulata ib. 

ruficornis ib. 

rufipes ib, 

semiaenea ib. 

striata ib. 

suturalis ib. 

tabid a ib. 

testacea 212, 379 

transversa 379 

Verbasci ib. 

[IARGIUM 
Inquisitor 


HALIPLUS 
assimilis 365 

elevatus 157, 573 
ferrugineus 157, 365 
flavicollis ib. 

impressus ib. 

lineatocollis ib, 

obliquus ib. 

ruficollis ib. 

Hallomenus micans 195 
Halteres, Poisers 37, 349 
HALTICA 
seneo-fusca 379 

aerata ib. 

affinis ib. 

atricilla ib. 

aurata ib. 

Brassicae ib. 

Centaureae 378 

concinna 379 

cyanea ib 

Erucse 392 

exoleta 379 

femoralis ib. 

flexuosa ib. 

fuscipes ib. 

Helxines ib. 

Hyoscyami ib. 

Mercurialis 392 

Modeeri 379 

nemorum ib. 

nigricollis ib. 

nigro-aenea ib. 

nitidula ib. 

nodicornis ib. 


HARPALUS 

apricarius 

aulicus 

azureus 

bicolor 

bizonatus 

erythropus 

ferrugineus 

Germanus 

obscurus 

*prasinus 

ruficornis 

tibialis 

Hamuli 

Haustellum 


210, 392 

361 
387 
365 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
387 
361 
151 
149, 365 
387 
349 
29, 349 
Hawk-moth , convolvulus 
244, 438 
—, death's head 244, 
442 

—Z. 433 

—, elephant 64, 243, 

396 

—, Z. 430 

—, scarce E. 397 

—, small E. 243,381 

—, spotted E. 244, 

397 

scarce-spotted 
E. 244 

———, Yellow-spotted 
E. 430 

■—, eyed 243, 381 

—, Z. 430 

—i Humming-bird, 

244,370, 397 








































INDEX, 


21 


Hawk-moth , humming¬ 
bird, l. 363 

-, Lime 243, 381 

-, l, 430 

• -, p. 359 

-, pine 244, 397 

— -, poplar 243, 396, 

430 

—, l. 438 

-, privet 244, 397 

-, Z. 431 

— --, sharp-winged 430 

—, silver-line 243, 396 
Hazel-moth, scolloped 371 

404 

Hazel Torlrix 425 

Head of Insects 21, 342 
Heart and Club m. 402 

• -, brindled ib. 

-, broivn 251, 402 

Heart and Dart m. 402 

Heart-moth 
Heath B, large 

-> l. 

-, scarce 

—, small 240,396.430, 

438 

-, l. 381 

Heath-moth, black 406 

common 405 

latticed 384, 423 
light 406 

netted 385 

yellow 406 

Heaths, best time for 


Hemerobiadas (Fam.) 260 
Hemerobini, Latr. 260 
Hemerobius, - Linn, 66 

HEMEROBIUS 
affinis 
Beckwithii 
decussatus 


383 

417 

396 

ib, 


HELOPHILUS 
pendulus 415 

tenax 297, 387 

Helophoridse (Fam.) 185 
HELOPHORUS 


Fennicus 

griseus 

nubilus 

stagnalis 

HELOPS 

lanipes 

violaceus 


362 

ib. 

186, 362 
186, 360 

194, 390 
362 


irroratus 
lutescens 
nemoralis 
nervosus 
obscurus 
* Perla 
Pini 

punctatus 
variegatus 
Hemiptera, Linne 61,217, 
219 

■ . , characters of 

the order 139 

-, classification 

of the 220 

•, method of ar- 


410 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
260 
410 
ib 

260, 410 


HERMINIA 
achatalis 
albistrigalis 
angustalis 
barbalis 
■Bombycalis 
colonalis 
crassalis 
derivialis 
dimidiatus 
flamealis 
nemoralis 
obscuralis 
pinguinalis 
proboscidalis 253, 406, 
435 

rostralis 
Salicalis 
socia 

tarsicrinalis 
vittalis 
HESPERIA 
Comma 242, 430 

Linea 242,417 

Malvae 242, 381 

Paniscus 243, 381 


collecting insect 

s 

ranging 

322 

on 

313 

-,method of pre- 

- near London 

ib. 

serving 

and set- 

Hebrew character m. 

370 

ting 

319 

setaceous 

402 

Henops, Illig 

296 

Hedges, insects how 

Hepa, Geof. 

225 

collected from 

312 

HEPIALUS 


HEDYCHRUM 


Angulum 

397 

auratum 272, 

412 

fuscus 

• 381 

regium 

412 

Hectus 

245, 397 

Hellus sexpunctatus 

274 

Humuli 

ib. ib. 

Heliocentis, Hub . 

252 

lupulinus 

431 

Hebophila, Hub. 

251 

Mappa 

245, 397 

Heliophila, Klug 

287 

nebulosus 

381 

HELIOTHIS, Och. 

252 

obliquus 

ib. 

Belobium, Leach 

152 

Herald-moth 

371, 433 

HELODES 


HERIADES 


Phellandrii 213 

379 

campanularum 428 

violacea 

379 

truncorum 

284 


406 

424 
ib. 

385, 424 

425 

407 

406 

407 
435 

406 

407 
ib. 

424 


406 

407 
ib. 
ib. 

385, 406 


Sylvanus 242, 381, 417 
Tages 242, 381 

Hesperidas (Fam.) 242 

Hesperides, Latr, ib. 

HETEROCERUS 
marginatus 185, 367 


Heteromera (Sect.) 192 
Hetoropoda, Latr. 127 
Highflyer M. July 424 
May 405 

yellow-striped 423 
HIPPARCHIA 
.ZEgeria 241, 369, 396, 
430 

--, l 363,381, 396 

blandina 240, 396 
Davus 396 

Galathea 240, 417 
Hyperanthus 240, 396 
Janira ib. ib. 

Megsera 240, 417, 430 

-, Z. 381,430 

Pamphilus 240, 396, 
438 

■-, l. 381,430 

Piloseila 240, 396, 417 


Polydama 
Semele 


396 
241, 417 

















22 


INDEX 


396 

253 

ib. 

3 OS 


HIPPARCHIA 
Typbon 
HIPPARCHUS 
papilionarius 
prunatus 
HIPPOBOSCA 
*avicularia 
equina 72. 302, 415 
*Hirundinis 303 

*ovina ib. 

*vespertilionis 304 

Hippoboscidas (Fam.) 302 
HIPPOLYTE varians 97 
Hispa mutica 
H1STER 
asneus 

2-maculatus 
*bipustulatus 
cadaverinus 
carbonari us 


Hornet Sphinx, l. 381 
bee 245 

Lunar 417, 442 

Hornet Wasp 69, 280 

Howard’s observations 
on the pollen of 
plants 335 

Huber’s experiments 
on theantennseof 
queen bees 23 

Humming-bird H. M. 244, 
397, 431, 438 
Z. 397 

53, 193 HYAS araneus 89 

HYDATICUS 

389 Hybneri 159, 388 

ib. stagnalis 388 

184 transversalis 365 

375 Hj r drachna, Fabr. 157 

367 HYDRACHNA 


HYDRO PHILUS 
*longipalpus 
*nitidus 


*piceus 
^sordid us 
*stagnalis 

HYDROPORUS 
confluens 158, 361 
depressus ib. 

dorsalis 388 

12-pustulatus 158, 361 


186 

187 

58 

186 

ib. 


depressus 

185 

geographica 

133, 364 

12-striatus 

375 

EJydrachnadae (F 

atn.) 133 

*flavicornis 

184 

HYDRENA 


neglectus 

367 

Kugellani 

186, 375 

nitidulus 

184, 389 

HYDROBIUS 


parvus 

134, 367 

atricapillus 

368 

*picipes 

184 

bipustulatus 

ib. 

*punctatus 

ib. 

calconotus 

ib. 

purpurascens 

184, 367 

fulvus 

ib. 

*4-maculatus 

184 

fuscipes 

187, 367 

4-notatus 

S67 

griseus 

368 

*semipunctatus 49, 184 

marginellus 

ib. 

sinuatus 

184, 367 

melanocephalus 187, 

speculifer 

375 


368 

stercorarius 

367 

minutus 

368 

tmicolor 

184, 375 

orbicularis 

ib. 

virescens 

389 

seminulus 

ib. 

Histeridse (Fam.) 183 

torquatus 

ib. 

Holly Tortrix , large 43 6 

HYDROCHUS 


Holmian Tortrix 

ib. 

brevis 

375 

Honey-moth 

ib. 

cicindeloides 

186 

Honey-comb Moth ib. 

crenatus 

375 

Hook , silver 

252, 403 

elongatus 

367 


flavipes 
flexuosus 
fluviatilis 
granularis 
humeraiis 
linnellus 
lituratus 
melanocephalus 
planus 
trifid us 
unistriatus 
HYDROUS 
piceus 

Hygrobia, Latr. 
HYLEUS 
annulatus 
dilatatus 
florisomnus 
quadri-cinctus 
signatus 
HYLESINUS 
crenatus 
•Scolytns 


Hooktip M. beautiful 435 

- , bordered 385 

- ,oak 425 

-, pebble 254, 407 

——, scolloped 254, 385 
441 

Hook-tipped , great 407 

HOPLIA 

pulverulenta 191,389 
Hoplitus, Clair . 157 

Hornet Sphinx 245 


388 
373 
365 
361 
365 
361 
365 
388 
365 
361 
365 

187, 359 
157 

427 
ib. 
284 
282 
427 


206, 391 
206 
378 


Hydrocorisiae, Latr. 225 
Hydrometidae (Fam.) 224 
HYDROMETRA 
*paludum 224 

*rivulorum ib. 

stagnorum 224,380 
Hydrophilidee (Fam.) 186 
HYDROPHILUS 
caraboides 58,187, 360 
*cicindeloides 186 
*impressus ib, 


HYLOTOMA 

*Angelic£e 

Berberidis 

caerulea 

caerulescens 

enodis 

femoralis 

furcata 

Klugii 

pagana 

pilicornis 

Rosas 

segmentaria 

Stephensii 

ustulata 

violacea 

HYLTTRGUS 

ater 


264, 411 
411 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
264 
411 
411 
264, 411 
411 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 

391 











23 


HYLURGUS 
niger 391 

obscurus ib. 

Piniperda 205, 391 
Hymenoptera, Linne (56 
Hymenoptera, Rossi 28S 

-, character of 

the Order 193 

-, classification 

of the 262 

--, method of ar¬ 
ranging* 322 

•-, method of pre¬ 
serving 321 

IIYPERA, Germar 205 
HYPHYDRUS 
ovatus I5 r 

Hypogymna, Hub. 

JMRA 
albifrons 
JAN1RA 
maculosa 


croscope 


, employment for 314 


358 

their eggs 

33 

246 

-, economy of 

ib. 


-, mould on, 

how 

110 

removed 

311 


-, method of 

col- 

ib. 

lecting 

312 

l- 

-, how found in 

- 

moss 

314 

323 

-, method of 

pre- 

r 358 

serving 

318 


249 

250 

105 

380 
231, 380 
380 


Japan moths 
Jaspidia, Hub, 

J ASS A 
pulchella 
IASSUS 
interruptus 
Lanio 
viridis 

ICHNEUMON, Linne 67, 
271 

*Jaculator 268 

Mani testator 68 

Ichneumon manifes- 
tator, Mr. Mar- 
sham’s observa¬ 
tions on 25 

Ichneumonidee(Fam.)268 
Ichneumonides, La.tr. 268 
IDOTEA 
*aqnatica 
*hectica 
pelagica 

Idoteadce (Fam.) 
INACHUS 
Dorsettensis 
*Maja 
* Scorpio 


110 

107 

106 

ib. 

89 

90 
ib. 


Incomplete moth 444 
Inflata, Lair. 296 

Inflating caterpillars, 
method of 318 

Ingrailed moth, large 363 
, small 424 

[NO 

Statices 245, 397 
lnsecta Ametabolia 138, 
140 

lnsecta Mctabolia 138,142 
Insects, the most ex¬ 
tensive of the ani¬ 
mal kingdom 17 
■, instructed by na¬ 
ture in disposin, 


IPS 

4-pustulatus 
*Scolytus 
*Typographe 
*Typographus 
Iron , clouded 
ISSUS 

coleoptratus 
Julidze (Fam.) 
JULUS 
*complanatus 
Londinensis 
niger 

*oniscoides 
*polydesmoides 
pule hell us 
punctatus 
pusillus 
sabulosus 
terrestris 


method of relax¬ 
ing 321 

exotic speci¬ 
mens, why reject¬ 
ed 322 

method of arrang¬ 
ing in a Cabinet ib. 

nature’s favour¬ 
ite productions 329 
- for the micro¬ 
scope 

-, Kirby, observa¬ 
tions on the beau- 
ty of 
—, Swammerdam’s 
method of dissect¬ 
ing 33 J 

-, parts of for the 


ib, 


ib. 


microscope 
Journal, use of a 
fps, Oliv. 

IPS 

* cel laris 
ferruginea 
*humeralis 
*ob!ongus 
^Piniperda 
4-maculatus 


332 

325 

208 

169 

374 

169 

208 

205 

374 


170, 438 
206 
205 
ib. 
425 

230, 380 

114 


115 
358 
ib. 

113 

114 
358 

ib. 

ib. 

114, 358 
358 

, Calendar for 4l5 
, employment for 315 
IXODES 

Ricinus 132, 372 

Ixodiadee (Fam.) 132 
Kentish Glory j m. 247,370 
l. 398 
Kidney moth, double 251, 
370 
1. 402 

Kirby’s remarks on the 
antennae of the 
long-horned bees 24 

• observations on 
forming a System -45 

• observations on 

the beauty of in¬ 
sects 329 

Kitten moth 248, 418 


l. 

Knot-grass moth 
, common 
, light 
, scarce 
Knot-horn , dotted 


439 
383 
250 
400 
ib. 
407 

double- striped redb'Z'l 


410 
216, 379 


mealy 
LABIA 
minor 

LABIDURA 
gigantea 217,393 

Labrum 28 

LACCOPHILUS 
byalinus 158, 361 








24 


INDEX, 


LACCOPHILUS 
minutus 158,361 
Lackey , barred tree 431 


l. 

• . , ground 

Lady Bird or 
Lady Cow 
LAGREA 
hirta 

Lamia 

aedilis 

hispida 

minuta 

nebulosa 

nubila 

oculata 

pilosa 

populnea 

prseusta 

scalaris 

Sutor 

Textor 


398 
431 
52, 215 
2J5 


196, 375 

209, 391 
392 
369 
209, 392 
392 
209, 392 
392 
392 
ib. 
ib. 
416 
209, 392 

Lamp for microscope, 
the best 326 

LAMPRIAS 
chlorocephala 155, 373 
cyanocephala 155, 387 

LAMPYRIS 
noctiluca, 56, 163, 388 
*pusilla 163 

splendidula 56 

Lanes, insects how col 
lected in 312 

Laothoe, Fair. 243 
LAPHRIA 294 

Lappet moth 247, 418 

-, l. 382 

-, Pine 418 

LARIA 

fascelina 247, 418 

-, l. 382 

pudibunda 247, 398 
LARRA 

ichneumoniformis 277, 
413 

Larradas, (Fam.) 276 
Larratse, Latr. 276 
LARUNDA, Ceti 106 
Larva, or Caterpillar 40, 
349 

LASIOCAMPA 
castrensa 431 

Cratsegi l ' 382, 438 


LASIOCAMPA 
neustria 
Quercus 


|Lema merdigera 
398, 4311 hem nr. Hill. 

Leopard moth , wood 


Rubi 
Trifolii 
Lasis pilipes 
Lasius, Fair. 
Latreille’s opinion on 
the use of the an- 


247, 418 
l. 398, 
398' 
247, 38 
287 
27; 


26 


369, 429 
207 
429 
207, 362 
369,429 
369 
369, 429 


tennae 

LATRIDIUS 
impressus 
*minutus 
nigricollis 
porcatus 
ruficollis 
rugicollis 
transversus 
LATH ROB IUM 
dentatum 366 

elongatum 172, 366 
quadratum 366 

Leach’s Genera found¬ 
ed on a considera¬ 
tion of every cha¬ 
racter 45 

Lead Tortrix , clouded 360 
LEBIA 
*atricapilla 156 

Crux-minor 155, 387 
429 

*4-macnlata 155 

Lechean Turtrix 407 
LEDRA 
aurata 231,394 

Leuwenhoek’s obser¬ 
vations on the 
eyes of the Libel- 
lula 21 

Legs, Pedes S3 

Lehmann’s experi¬ 
ments on the an¬ 
tennae of insects 23 
LEIOIDES 
humeralis 
picea 
polita 
ruficollis 
LEISTUS 
brunneus 


211 

251 

246, 

418 

64 


Lepidoptera, Linn. 
Lepidoptera, charac¬ 
ter of the order 139 

-, classification 

of the order 234 

-, method of 

mothing for 315 

-, method of pre¬ 
serving and set¬ 
ting 319 

-, method of ar¬ 
ranging 322 


194, 389 

389 

390 

364 


caeruleus 147, 373, 43S 
Raulinsii 373,438 

rufescens 364 


LEPISMA 

polypoda 140 

saccharina 140, 364 
Lepismadae, (Fam.) HO 
Leptis, Fair. 293 

Leptoceridae, (Fam.) 256 

LEPTOCERUS 
interrupts 256, 386 
Leptogaster, Meig. 295 
Leptosoma, Leach 202 
LEPTURA 


affinis 
apicalis 
attenuata 
aurulenta 
collaris 
elongata 
femorata 

* Inquisitor, Linn. 

*■-, Latr. 


392 

416 

392 

ib. 

ib. 

210, 392 
392 
211 
210 
392 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 
211 
392 
55 


Isevis 
livida 
melanura 
meridiana 

* mi cans 
nigra 

Nymph aese 
quadrifasciata 55, 210, 
411 

revestita 392 

rufiventris ib. 

sanguinolenta ib. 

sexguttata ib. 

6-maculata ib. 

* simplex 211 

Lepturadse, (Fam.J 210 

LEPYRUS, Germ . 204 











INDEX. 


25 


LESTES 

autumnalis 259, 437 

sponsa 410 

LESTIVA 

caraboides 367 

obscura 361 

punctulata 175 

Letter I moth 432 

Letter , red 372 

LEUCANIA, Och. 251 


LIMNORIA 
terebrans 
Limonia, Meig. 

Line moth , double 
Lingua, //ie Tongue 29. 
Linnean System of 
animals 

— System of Ento¬ 
mology not origi¬ 
nal 


LIMNEPHILUS 
echinatus 386 

griseus ib. 

nervosus ib 

radiatus ib 

rbombicus 257, 386 

Striola 386 

LIMNIUS 

Volkmari 185, 375 
LIMNOCHARES 
holosericea 133,327 


109 
291 
251 
349 

23 


Leucosiadee, (Fam.) 91 

-System, observa¬ 

LEUCOTHOE 


tions on the ib. 

articulosa 

103 

Linne’s Order 

of In- 

LIBELLULA 


sects 

44 

*Boltonii 

258 

LinneanGenera,synop. 

conspurcata 

386 

tical view 

of the 73 

cancellata 

410 

Lip, upper 

28 

depressa 

257, 386 

LIPAR1S 


Donovani 

427 

dispar 

240, 431 

*forcipata 

258 

Monacha 240, 597, 431 

*grandis 

ib, 

y 

l. 397 

4-maculata 

65, 386 

liparus 


scotica 

410 

iEcidii 

391 

vulgata 

ib. 

Anglicanus 

377 

*vula:atissima 

258 

asper 

369 

Libellula, number of 

Coryli 

377 

eyes in the 

21 

elevatus 

ib. 

Libellulidce, (Fam.) 257 

Germanus 

203, 391 

Libellulinse, Latr. ib. 

Ligustici 

377 

Light for the micro- 

maritimus 

391 

scope 

326 

maurus 

ib. 

LIGIA 


niger 

S77 

oceanica 

111 

obesus 

ib. 

* Scop ul orum 

ib. 

ovatus 

ib. 

Ligiadae, (Fam.] 

ib. 

piceus 

391 

Li am la 

28 

pilosulus 

ib. 

LIMENIT1S 


punctatus 

377 

Camilla 240, 

396,417 

raucus 

ib. 

LIMNEBIUS 


scabriculus 

391 

mollis 

368 

scabrosus 

377 

nigrinus 

ib. 

setosus 

391 

nitidus 

187, 368 

sexstriatus 

369 


squamiger 
subglobosus 
subrotundus 
sulcatus 
Vastator 
Vau 

Liris, Fair. 

LIT HO BIDS 
forficatus 
variegatus 
vulgaris 

Lithodiadte, (Fam.) 


LITHODES 

*arctica 

Maja 

LITHOSIA 

aurantia 

complana 

eborina 

flava 

grammicus 

sriseola 


249, 


90 
90 

399 
, 431 
418 
431 
442 
431 
418 
431 
439 
249, 399 
418 


irrorea 
Interella 
pulchella 
quadra 
rubricollis 
LI VIA 

JCmcorum 232, 394 
LIXUS 

paraplecticus 202, 416 
productus 429 

Lizards, scales of, for 
the microscope 333 
Lobster , common 95 
Lobster moth 247, 398 


l. 


431 


LOCUSTA 

flavipes 429 

migratoria 218 

*viridissima ib. 

Locusterise, Lair. 218 

Locustidag, (Fam.) 218 

Loejlingian Tortrix 374 

Logian Tortrix 407 

LOMECHUSA 
dentata 177, 375 


115, 


ib. 

377 

391 

3 

369 

377 

276 

358 

358 

ib. 

90 


emarginata ib. 
Long-Cloak Tortrix, 

-~, birch 

-, common 

-- , lesser 

-, marbled 

Long-horned 
Looper , drab 
LOPHYRUS 
Pini 
rufus 

LORICERA 
amea 

Louse , body 

-, crab 

-, head 

-, pigs 

-, wood 

Lovers Knot 


ib. 

436 

408 

407 

385 

436 

385 


267, 412 
412 

150, 365 
143 
ib. 
143 
111 
ib. 
421 






26 


INDEX. 


407 


16 S 


LOXOCERA 

Icbneumonia 299, 415 
Lucanidee (Fam.) 192 

Lucanides, Lair . ib 
LUCANUS 

Cervus 192, 389 

*cylindricus 191 

parallelipipedus 48 
Lundian Tortrix 
LUPERUS 
♦cisteloides 
flavipes 212, 378 

rufipes 378 

Lutestring moth , lesser 402 
—, Poplar ib. 

LYCJ3ENA 

Adonis 241,581,430 
Alsus 242,381,417 
Argiolus 242, 381, 430 
Argus 242, 417 

- , l. 370 

Avion 417 

Artaxerxes 242, 417 
Chryseis 241,430 
Corydon 241,417 
Cymon 242, 38 1,417 
dispar 241,417 

Dorylus 242,381, 417, 

430 

- , l. 370 

Idas 242,381,41 

-, l. 370, 396 

Phlasas 241, 370, 396 ; 

430 

VirgauresB 241, 430 

Lychnis moth 401 

LYCOPERDINA 
Bovistae 21G, 369 

*immaculata 216 

LYCOSA 
saccata 
LYCTUS 
*canaliculatus 
*histeroides 
*Juglandis 


LYGEX T S 
Hyoscyami 
micropterus 
nugax 
LYROPS 
tricolor 
Lytta fusca 
vesicatoia 


IMALTHINITS 

394! humeralis 374 

ib. immunis 374 

ib. MAMESTRIA, Och. 251 
MandibuIae,M<zwdi5Zes 28 
277, 413;Maniola, Schranlc 240 


19' 
59, 19 


Machilis polypoda 140 

Macrocepbalus latiros- 
tris 199 

scabrosus 200 

MacrOchira, Meig. 300 

Macrosrlossa, Orh. 244 

M ACROGLOSSUM 
Stellatarum 244, 370 
438 

- 1. 363, 397, 431 

MACROPLEA, Hoff. 211 
MACROPODIA 
Phalangium 91 

Mongirostris 91 

Macrupodiad£B,(Fam.) 90 


Macropus 
longirostris 
Scorpie 

Macroura, (Order) 
MiERA 


ib. 

91 

90 

91 


103 

204 


129, 415 


oblongus 

LYCUS 

minutus 

LYDA 

Betulse 


208 
206 
207 
208, 369 


163, 388 

267, 412 
erythrocephala 267,412 
nemorum 412 

LYG7EUS 
apterus 222,416 


grossimana 
MAG DALIS, Germ. 
Magpie moth,common , 253, 
424 

-, scarce 

-, small 


Mantle moth, royal 422 
Maple Tortrix 407 

Marlle Tortrix.,barred ^95 

-, hooked 407 

-, retuse 425 

Marbled B. 240 

Marbled Tortrix , large 425 
March moth 363 

March, Calandar for 360 

-, employment for 314 

Marsham’s observa¬ 
tions on the Ich¬ 
neumon Manifes- 
tator 25 

Marshes near London 313 
Marvel du Jgut m. 370, 
442 

scarce 383 


Mahogany , the 251, 370 


Materials of insects, 
an object of traffic 19 
Maxilla 28, 350 

May, Calendar for 572 
, employment for 315 
Meadows, insects found 
n 313 

Meal moth 

953, 404jMeal worms 

426;Megachile, Lair . 


427 

59 

284 


Maw en'sB Lush m.383,435 
MAJA 
* Scorpio 90 

Squinado 89 

*tetraodon 88 

*vulgaris 90 

Maiaclas, (Fam.) 88 

MALACHIUS 
seneus 165, 374 

biguttatus 37$ 

fasciatus 388 

ruficoJlis ib. 

sanguinolentns ib. 

Malacostraca, charac¬ 
ter of the 78, 82 
Mallow-moth 442 

small 404, 435 

MALTH1NUS 
flavus 164, 374 


MEGACHILE 
centuncularis 285, 437 


circumcincta 
ligniseca 
maritima 
Willughbiella 
MEGALOPA 
Mega lop tera, Latr. 

MEG ATOM A 

* nigra 
*picea 

* uiid u lata 
undatum 

Megilla, Fair. 
pilipes 
rotundata 
Melalopha, Hub, 
MELANDRYA 
caraboides 195,362,375 
•serrata 195 


386 

442 

428 

428 

100 

261 


182 
195 
182 
182, 362 
283 


287 

ib. 

247 








INDEX, 


2 ? 


MELASI3 
flabellicornis 
MELECTA 
punctata 
MEL1TA 
palmata 
M ELITES A 
Artemis 


160,415 
286, 364 


103 


237, 380 

•- Z. 369 

Cinxia 237, 396 

■- l. 369 

Dictynna 237,380 

Euphrosyne 237, 396 

Lucina 237,380 

Silene 237, 416 

Melitta * a. Kirby 280 
** a. Kirby 
** b. Kirby 
** c. Kirby 
Melitta nigro-Eenea 
tricincta 
succiucta 
Swammerdamella 
Mel 1 in us, Fabr. 
MELLINUS 
mvstaceus 
MELOE 
autumnalis 
brevicollis 
cicatrosus 
glabratus 
*monoceros 
proscarabeeus 
tectus 
variegatus 
*vesicatorius 
violaceus 
MELOLONTHA 
brunneus 
*Frischii 
Fullo 
solstitialis 
vulgaris 


MEMBRACIS 
Genistas 438 

MESS A 

hortulana 264, 411 
Metamorphosis of In¬ 
sects 350 

Method of collecting 


Mitte de la gule 133 

vegetative ib. 

Mitterbachian Tortrix 407 


282 

ib. 

281 

ib. 

282 

280 

281 

276 


278,413 


Insects 312 

Metopius, Panz. 269 

MEZIUM, Leach 180 

Microdon, Meig. 297 

MICROPEPLUS 

porcatus 171, 374 
staphylinoides 374 

Microscope, aquatic 
Insects for the, 
how obtained 313 

-, history of the 323 

-—, directions for 

the ib. 

-, method of 

using 326 

—s, Swammer¬ 
dam’s 331 

—, parts of Insects 

332 


383,435 
383,435 
404 
383, 435 

299, 387 

392 
210, 392 


438 
369 
376 
438 
196 
60, 369 
590 
376 
198 
369 


for the 
MILESIA 
annulata 298,415 
conopsea 297 

pipiens 387 

Millipede 
Miller moth 383, 439 
Minerals defined 20 

for the micro- 

337 
420 


Mocha moth 

-, birch 

, dingy 
, false 

MOCILLUS 
cellarius 
MOLORCHUS 
dimidiatus 
major 

*Umbellatarum 210 
Mollusca, anatomical 
character of the 75 
Monoculus 
conchaceus 
Pulex 

quadricornis 
rostratus 
MONOTOMA 
Juglandis 
MORDELLA 
abdominalis 
aculeata 
bicolor 
*Boleti 


375 
191 
389 
ib. 

191,375 
Melolonthid£e,(Fam.) 189 

MELOPHAGUS 

ovinus 303,387 

Melophila, Nitz. 303 

Melyandryadas, (Fam.) 

195 

Melyridse, (Fam.) 164 
Melyris ater 164 

MEMBRACIS 
cornutus 231, 394 


scope 

Minor , moth cloaked 

-', flounced ib- 

- Least 433 

-, marbled 420 

, middle-barred ib. 

, plain red 439 
•, rosy 420 

-, lawny-marbled ib. 

Minute Insects, how 

secured 309 

MIRIS 
vagans 222, 394 

MISELIA, Hub, 251 

Miscus, Jurine 275 

Misumena, Latr. 127 

Mitte, aquatiqne, sa 

tinee 133 

a rebord 132) 


80 
ib. 
ib. 
81 
100 

207,359 

376 
197, 376 
376 
195 

fasciata 60, 197,390 
ferruginea 376 

^frontalis 197 

*paradoxa ib. 

*picea 168 

Mordelladae, (Fam.) 197 
Mordellanse, Latr. ib. 
MORMO, Och. 251 
Morpion, Geoff. 142 
Moss, Insects how 

found in 314 

Mothing, method of 315 
Mother-of-pearl 426 
Mould on Insects, how 
removed 311 

Mountain moth, black 404 
Mourner , rustic 433 
Mouse moth 251, 439 
Mouth of Insects 27 


Mulio, Schell. 
Mullein moth 
MUSCA 
*arcuata 
Cassar 
domestica 
*heraiptera 
*inanis 


299 
382, 419 

297 

387 

372 

300 

71 


















28 


INDEX, 


MUSCA 


Meridiana 

387 

vomitoria 300, 

372 

Muscidae, (Fam.) 

299 

Muscides, Latr. 

ib. 

-, 1. Latr. 

301 

Muslin m. 248, 382, 

432 

-, brown 

399 

-, round-winged 

418 

Musquetoe 

71 

MDTILLA 


Europaea 70, 273,412 

Mutilladae 

273 

Mutillaria^, Latr. 

273 

Mycetophagidas, (Fa 

n.) 


207 

MYCETOPHAGUS 


atomarius 

429 

multipunctatus 

416 

quadripustulatus 

207, 


391 

rufus 

429 

similis 

ib, 

tmdulatus 

442 

varius 

362 

Mydasidas, (Fam.) 

294 

Mydasii, Latr. 

ib. 

Mylabris, Sdicejf . 

198 

-, Geoff. 

200 


MYODOCHA 


tipuloides 223,394,438 
MYOPA 

dorsalis 298,387 
picta 415 

Myriapoda, (Class) 112 

- , method of 

preserving 317 
MYRMOSA 
melanocephala 273,412 
MYCTERUS 
curculionides 199, 390 
*griseus 199 

MYJLffiCHUS 

brunneus 169, 36G 
MYTHIMNA, Och. 251 
MYSIS 

*bipes 100 

integra ib. 

spiuulosa 99 

HUE SA 

bidentata 108 

NAUCOR1S 

cimicoides 225, 362 
NEBALIA, Herbstii 100, 


Nebaliadae, (Fam.) 100 
NEBR1A 


brevicollis 

147,361 

complanata 

146, 373 

Gyllenhali 

147, 364 

livida 

147 

NECROBIA. 

ruficollis 

166, 374 

rufipes 

443 

violacea 

374 

NECRODES 

littoral is 

166,374 

NECROPHAGUS 

Anglicanus 

374 

Germanicus 

ib. 

humator 

ib. 

mortuorum 

361 

spinipes 

166, 374 

Vespillo 

ib. ib. 

vestigator 

365 

Necydalis ccerulea55,l 98 

major 

210 


Neides tipularius 222 
Nemophora, Hoff. 249 
Nemapogon, Sckran. ib. 
NEMATUS 
lucidus 266, 412 

luteus ib. ib. 

niger ib. ib. 

*Septentrionalis 266 
NEMOTELUS 
uliginosus 292, 3S7 

NEPA 

cinerea 61, 225, 359 
^linearis 225 

Nepadse, (Fam.) ib. 
NEPHROPS 
Norvegicus 96 

Net 307 

Net, hoop 308 

Nettletap Toririx , Au¬ 
tumn 442 

-, early 364 

-, Millers 441 

Nettle Tortrix , barred 385 
Neuroptera, Linni 65 

-, character of 

the Order 139 

-, classification 

of the 257 

- - method of pre- i 
serving 321 

— , method of ar¬ 
ranging 322 


Nirmidaj, (Fam.1 

142 

Nirmomyia, Nitz. 302 

NIRMUS 


Cornicis 

143 

NITIDULA 


aenea 

374 

bipustulata 

170, 374 

Boleti 

389 

10-guttata 

ib. 

depressa 

ib. 

discoidea 

51, 170 

erythropa 

374 

fulva 

389 

grisea 

389, 443 

marginata 

389 

nigrina 

374 

obscura 

389 

obsoleta 

ib. 

rufipes 

374 

Urticae 

ib. 

NOCTUA 


Absinthii 

252, 419 

Acer is 

400 

Achates 

ib. 

Advena 

400, 419 

aenea 

433 

aethiops 

401 

affinis 

252, 422 

albilinea 

403, 421 

albirena 

399 

Alni 

400 

angulago 

421 

angusta 

370 

approximans 

441 

April ina 

370, 442 

Arbuti 

3S3 

arcuosa 

403 

argentina 

419 

Artemisiae 

252 

Arundinis 

251 

Asclepiades 

252,422 

Asteris 

419 

atom ina 

400, 419 

Atriplicis 251, 

401,439 

Augur 

251, 421 

aurago 

433 

auricoma 

400 

auricula 

433 

baja . 

ib. 

basilinea 

251,401 

Batis 250,251 

,402,422 

bilinea 

402 

biloba 

420 

bimaculata 

376 










INDEX 


29 


NOCTUA 


blanda 

420 

bractea 

403 

Brassiere 400 

419,432 

brunnea 

433 

C. nigrum 

402 

camelina 

250 

capsincola 

401 

cataenata 

402 

cataena 

439 

centrago 

402 

Cerasi 

371 

chamomillae 

419 

Chenopodii 

251, 401 

Chi 

251,432 

chrysites 

250, 403 

circumflexa 

403 

citrago 

433 

citrina 

421 

clavigera 

402 

combusta 

399 

comma 

25 i, 399 

compta 

251, 400 

conigera 

421 

conjuga 

422 

connexa 

402 

conspicil laris 

382 

contigua 

401 

coronula 

400 

crassa 

433 

crassicornis 

399 

croceago 252, 

360, 370, 


402 

cnbicularis 

401 

cucubali 

251, 420 

cypriaca 

421 

cytherea 

382, 432 

Delphinii 

402, 422 

Dens-canis 

419 

denticulata 

401 

dentina 

ib. 

derasa 

251,433 

diffinis 

252, 433 

diiuta 

402 

dipsacea 

252, 422 

dives 

400 

duplaris 

403 

duplex 

400 

egens 

420 

epomidion 

419 

Ericas 

421 

erythrocephala ib. 

erythrostigma 

440- 

Euphorbias 

400 


[NOCTUA 


Exdamationis 

402 

exoleta252,382,419,442 

fasciuncula 

420 

ferrea 

440 

ferruginago 

383 

festiva 

421 

festucas 250. 422. 433 

fimbria 250, 

399, 432 

fissina 

370 

flavago 

252, 440 

flavicornis 

402 

flavilinea 

444 

flavocincta 

251, 439 

fiuctuosa 

402 

Fraxini 

422 

fulvago 

440 

fuliginosa 

419 

fumosa 

421 

furca 

432 

fusca 

420, 403 

fuscata 

370 

Gamma 

383 

geminata 

370 

geminipunctata 439 

gilvago 

440 

glauca 

401 

glyphica 

403 

gothiea 

370 

gracilis 

422 

graminis 

421 

grand is 

400 

grisea 

421 

helvola 

440 

hepatic a 

252, 419 

humeral is 

420 

I. niger 

432 

janthia 

250 

janthina 

432 

illustris 

403 

infuscata 

400 

interjecta 

399 

i titer rogationis 

403 

Iota 

ib. 

juncta 

371 

Lactucas 

419 

Lambda 

442 

latruncula 

420 

lasvis 

ib. 

lenticornis 

363 

leporina 

383, 439 

leucostigma 

401 

libatrix 

371, 433 

lichenis 

251,401 


NOCTUA 

Ligustri 

250, 400 

lineola 

440 

lineolata 

421 

literosa 

420 

lithoxylea 

419 

litura 

440 

Lota 

ib. 

Lucifuga 

419 

lucipara 

401 

Iuctuosa 

403 

lugens 

433 

lunato-strigata 432 

lunina 

420 

lunosa 

440 

lusoria 

433 

Luteago 

252 

macilenta 

446 

margaritosa 

439 

majuscula 

440 

margaritaria 

422 

marginago 

421 

marginosa 

420 

maura 

251, 403 

megacephala 

382 

Menyanthidis 

400 

meticulosa 

250, 383, 

Mi 

402, 440 
252, 403 

minima 

433 

miniosa 

363 

monilea 

420 

Morpheus 

251 

Myrtilli 252, 

399, 418 

nana 

371 

nebulosa 

370 

nervosa 

432 

nigra 

401 

nigricans 

421 

nigricornula 

402 

notha 

252, 363 

nupta 

250,433 

obeliscata 

421 

obsoletissima 

420 

occulata 

419 

ochracea 

401 

ochraceago 

402,440 

oculea 

433 

oleracea 

383 

operosa 

370 

orbona 

250, 432 

orichalcea 

403 

oxyacanthas 

40!, 439 

pallens 

419 





30 


INDEX. 


NOCTUA 

pallida 

palpina 

Papilionaria 

Parthenias 

pectinata 

perla 

Persicarise 
phsea 
picea 
Pinastri 
Pisi 


pistacina 

plebeia 

plecta 

polita 

polyodon 

popularis 

praecox 


371 

250 
422 
252, 363 
402 
251,432 
400 

420 

421 
252, 399 

250, 251, 401 
l 383 

440 
4011 
402, 440! 
4 40; 
400 
420 

251, 383, 432 


NOCTUA 

scrophularia 252,370 

- 1. 399 

secalina 401 

Segetum 251 

seladonia 370, 442 
semi-brunnea 419 

semifuscans 441 

400 
420 
433 
400 
420, 421 


prseduncnla 

promissa 

pronuba 

Psi 

Pteridis 

punctina 

punicea 

pupil lata 

pusilla 

putris 

pygmina 

Pyralina 

pyramidea 

radia 

Ranunculina 

rava 

rectilinea 

redacta 


420 
422 

250, 399 
250, 400 
251 
4(9 

421 
ib. 

363 
252,399 
432 


433 

432 

433 

419 
432 
400 

420 

renago 383 

retusa 251,402, 422 
rhomboidaria 422 

ridens 251, 370, 401 


rufa 
rufescens 
rufunoula 
Rumicis 
runica 
Ruris 
Rutilag© 
sagittifera 
satellitia 
satura 
Scolopacina 
fcripta 


363 
419 
439 
250, 383 
383 
251,421 
252 
421 
252, 440 

400 
419 

401 


serena 

Sepii 

Sigma 

similis 

sordida 

spadicea 

sparsa 

sphxrulatina 

spinifera 

spinula 

sponsa 

straminea 

strigilis 

subatrata 

subfusca 

subnigra 

subplumbea 

subrufa 

subsequa 

subsetaeea 

subtusa 

suffusa 

sulphurea 

T anaceti 

terminalis 


Noctuadse, (Fam.) 

Noctuselites, Lair. 

NoctuoBombycites, 
Lair. 

Nocturna, (Sect.) 

NO LA 
palliolatis 

NOMA DA 
alternata 
CapretE 
connexa 


250 

ib. 

248 

245 

254 


440 

370 
440 

401 

402 
250, 422 

422 

420 
402 

ib. 

440 

371 

421 
432 
370 

251,422 
401 
405 
250,419 
420 


tetra 251, 370, 399 
tetragona 432 

Tragopogonus 251, 45 


433 

400 
402,440 
252,422 

252 
251, 422 

251, 432 

401 
252,418 

433 
403, 432 

420 

252, 440 

421 

Verbasci 250, 582, 419 
venosa 402, 440 

X notata 432 

Xanthographa 420 


trapetzina 

tridens 

trilinea 

triplacea 

triquetra 

t urc a 

TyphiS 

typica 

Umbratieas 

mabrosa 

unca 

Upsilon 

Vaccinii 

va Hi sera 


cormgera 

Fabriciella 

ferruginata 

flava 

flavo-gutta 

flavopicta 

Goodeniana 

Hillana 

Jacobsese 

Lathburiana 

leucuphthalma 

lineola 

Marsbamella 

picta 

quadrinotata 

ruficornis 

rufiventris 

rufo-cincta 

rufo-picta 

SchaefFerella 

schrostoma 

sex-cineta 

Sheppard ana 

Solidaginis 

varia 

Xanthosticta 


386 
ib. 
413 
ib. 
ib. 
ib 
428 
413 
442 
386 
428 
437 
428 
386 
437 
386 
442 
428 
286, 428 
428 


413 

428 

413 

428 

413 

ib. 

442 

ib. 

423 


N T ONAGRIA, Och. 251 
Nonpareil 422 

NOTASPIS 

humeral is 132, 304 

NotchwingTortrioc , che¬ 
quered 

-, common 

■, iron 

-, shallow 

NOTERUS 
Geerii 
sparsus 
NOTHIQPHILUS 
aquaticus 146, 358 
biguttatus 558 


435 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 

158, 365 
158, 359 










INDEX. 


31 


NOTODONTA 
Camelina 382, 

- 1. 382, 

cuculia 
Drome cl aria 

dromedarulus 
palpina 398, 

- 1. 332, 

perfuscus 
trepida 247, 398, 

Tritopus 247, 

Ziczac 247, 382, 

NOTONECTA 

♦cinerea 

furcata 226, 
glauea 227. 

maculata 226, 
♦minutissima 61, 
♦striata 

Notonectidae, (Fam.) 
NOTOXUS 
♦mollis 

monoceros54, 196, 
November, Calendar 
for 

—--, employment 

for 

November mcih 

• -, bordered 

- Oagger 

Nudaria, Haw. 
fasca 
munda 
rotunda 

Nutmeg moth 251, 
large 

Nut-tree, curious ex¬ 
periments on the 
pollen of the 
NYCTERIBIA 
Hermanni 304, 
Nycteribidae, (Fam.) 
Nymph ala, Schrank. 
Nvmphalis, Latr. 
Nvmphon, Fabr. 
Nymphonidse, (Fam.) 

NYMPHTJM 

gracile 

Oak moth, scolloped 


431 

439 

413 

247 

459 

398 

439 

459 

398 
431 
439 
418 
439 
418 

431 

227 

359 

359 

362 

227 

228 
226 

166 

376 

443 

316 

443 

434 

443 

399 

432 
418 
401 
401 


Object of comparative 
anatomy 74 

— of system ib 


Objects for the micro¬ 
scope 

Acari 130, 333 

Animalcnla 334 

Arachno'ida 118, 333 

Birds, feathers of 333 

Blood ib. 

Bones calcined ib 
Camphor, crystals 

of 337 

Corals 334 

Crustacea 78,333 

Crystals, method of 


OCHTHEBIUS 
ri pari us 186, 375 
OCHTHERA 
Mantis 300 r 4l5 
October, employment 

for 316 

—, calendar for 442 
Oculi 350 

Ocvdromus 148 

OCYPETE 

rubra 131,428 

Ocvpoda angulata 87 
Ocypodaidae, (Fam.) 86 


Ocvptera, L at*. 
OCYPTERYX 


obtaining 
Crystals 
Eels in paste 
Fish, scales of 
Haiir 


337 

ib. 

354 

333 

ib. 


335 

] 

387 

303' 

255 

239 

306 

306 

306 

434 


Infusions of pepper 334 
Insects 329 

Living objects ib. 
Lizards, scales of 333 
Minerals 337 

Moss 335 

Opaque objects 328 
Pollen of plants 335 
Pores of the skin 333 
Sand 337 

Shells 333 

Seeds of plant 335 
Silver, crystals of 337 
Snakes, scales of 333 
Transparent objects 328 
Vegetable infusions 334 
Zoophytes ib. 

OBISIUM 
maritimum 
Muscorum 
orthodactyl um 
trombidioides 
Oblique Bar , common 40 

-, dark 425 

Oblique striped 405 
Observations on the 

Linnean System 43 
on the Systems 


358 

ib. 

ib. 

116 


30 L 


Brassicaria 

415 

Jarvarum 

ib. 

lateralis 

30! 

Mortuorum 

428 

puparum 

415 

QDACANTHA 

m el an lira 

156, 387 

ODENESIS 

potatoria 

247, 418 

- 1 . 

398 

Odonata, Fabr. 

257 

ODONTEUS 

mobilicornis 

189, 389 

ODONTOCERUS 

griseus 

257, 386 

ODONTOMYIA 

furcata 

292, 414 

bydroleon 

414 

microleon 

S87 

tigrina 

ib. 

vulpina 

414 

OJDYNERUS 

parietinus 

279, 413 

(EDEMERA 

caerulea 

198, 390 

lurida 

390 

nigripes 

ib. 

Podagrarias 

ib. 

ruficollis 

ib. 

viridissima 

ib. 


CEdemerites, Latr. ib. 
CEconomy of insects 38 


of Entomology 

ib. 

CEstridas. (Fam. 

) 

301 

Ocelli 

350 

OESTRUS 



OCHTHEBIUS 


Bovis 

302, 

437 

marinus 

375 

♦ Eqni 


302 

pygmscus 

ib. 

Ovis 70, 

301, 

415 









3 C 2 


INDEX. 


OGCODES 

gibbosus 296, 414 

OICEOPTOMA 
sinaata 167, 374 

thoracica ib. ib. 

rugosa 374 

Oletere difforme 122 
Oligotrophus, Lair. 291 
Olive moth 251,422 

OMALIUM 
depressum 175, 367 

grossum 375 

melanocephalum 175, 
375 

planum 360 

rivulare 174, 361 

striatum 175, 375 

Omaloptera, charac 

ters of the order 139 
——, classification 


ONTHOPHILUS 
striatus 184,367, 389 
sulcatus 389 

OODES 

helopoi des 15 0,3 65 

OPATRUM 

*agaricola 194 


of the order 


Oraoptera, characters 
of the order 139 
———, classification 


sabulosum 51, 193,375 
tibiale 362 

Ophion, Fair . 269 

OP1LIO 

Histrix 120 

OP1LUS 

mollis 166,365,388,443 
Orange moth 403 

Orange-spot , double 408 
Orange-tip B. 236, 380 
Orange Underwing m. 0,59. 

363 

-, light ib. ib. 

302 Orange Upperwing 252. 


of the order 
Oniscidas, (Fam.) 
ONISCUS 
*albifrons 
*aquaticus 
* Armadillo 
asellus 111,112,358 
*bidentatus 
*ceti 

*Globator 
^gracilis 
*hirsutus 
*linearis 
*Locusta 
*maculosus 
*marginatus 
*murarius 
*muscorum 
*oceanus 
*sylvestris 
*truncatus 
ONTHOPHAGUS 
Coenobita 
Diliwynii 
nuchicornis 
nutans 
ovatus 
Vacca 
verticorni: 

Xiphias 


36C, 370, 402 

ORCHESIA 
micans 195, 390 

229 ORCH ESTES 

111 Alni 203, 378 

atricapillus 378 

110 Avellanae ib. 

ib. depressus ib 

112 ferrugineus ib. 

nigricollis ib. 

108 pilosus ib. 

106 rhododactylus ib. 

108 rufus ib 

107 salicis ib. 

ib. ORCHESTIA 
ib. littorea 102 

102 Orerya, Och* 246 

110 ' 

113 

111 
ib. 
ib. 
ib. 


ORIBITA 
geniculata 131,364 
*humeralis 132 

Orneodes, Lair. 256 
ORNITHOMY1A 
avicularia 503, 437 


108 viridis 428 

Orthocerus hirticornisl93 
375 muticus 53 

368 Orthoptera, Lamarck, 216 

ib.-, Latr. 216, 219 

ib.-, characters of 

ib. the order 139 

188, 368 -— , classification 

368) of the order 217 

ib.;Orthoptera, method 


of preserving and 
setting 319 

Orthoptera, method of 
arranging 322 

ORYSSUS 

coronatus 268, 427 

Vespertilio 268 

Os, the mouth 27, 350 

OSMIA 

bicolor 428 

cserulescens ib. 

cornuta 285, 364 

Leaiana 437 

leucomelana 428 

spinulosa 437 

Tunensis 428 

OSMYLUS 

maculatus 260,410 

Ostoma, Laich. 169 

OURAPTERYX 
Sambucaria 253 
Oxybelus, Fair. 276 
OXYBELUS 
uniglumis 277,413 
OXYCERA 

Hydroleon 292, 387 

trilineata 387 

OXYPORUS 
*chrysomelinus 176 
*rufipes ib. 

rufus 174, 375 

OXYPTERUM 
Kirbyanum 303 

OXYTELUS 
angustatus 367 

armatus 174, 367 

carinatus 174, 361 

opacus 367 

rugosus 174 

scaber ib. 

Pascilla, Schrank 250 
PiEDERUS 

angustatus 367 

*elongatus ]72 

immunis 366 

melanocepbalus ib. 
orbiculatus 173, 366 

riparius ib. ib. 

PjELOBIUS 
Hermanni 157.438 
PACHYGASTER, Germ . 

204 

Pachygaster, Meig, 292 
Paguridas, (Fam.) 9 i 









INDEX. 


33 


PAGURUS 

*araneiformis 92 

streblonyx ib. 

Painted lady B. 238,416 

- 1. ib. 

PALZEMON 
serratus 98, 99 

*squilla 98 

Palxmonidx, (Fam.) 96 
PalinuridfE, (Fam.) 
PAL1NURUS 
vulgaris 

Palpatores, Latr. 

Palpi 29, 351 

Pamphi 1 us, Lair. 267 
PANAGZEUS 
Crux-major 


Peacock , sharp-angled 384 
Pearl-bordered 426 

, cinereous 408 

, dingy 426 

, lesser ib. 

, long-winged ib. 

■, narrow'Winged ib. 

•, scarce ib. 


92 


ib 

179 


PANDALUS 
annulicornis 
PANDARUS 
bicolor 
Panope Ceti 
PANORPA 
affinis 


147. 361 
373,415 

97 


Pearly £7/2dmci7?g439,440 
Pebble , chequered 441 

-, garden 426 

Pectus 31 

Pedes, the less 33, 352 
PEDICIA 
rivosa 291,387,437 
Pediculidx, (Fam.) 142 
Pediculus, Geoff. 261 
PEDICULUS 
cervical is 


Phalxua, Geoff. 233 
PHALZENA 

*Cossus, Linn. 246 
margaritaria 252 
*Quercus 65 

Phalasnidse, (Fam.) 252 
Phalxnites, Latr. ib. 
Phalangidx, (Fam.) 119 
PHALANGIUM 


79 

106 


410 


communis 66,260, 386 


germanica 
hyemalis 
Panorpatx 
Panorpidx, (Fam.) 
PANURGUS 
Banksianus 
Linneella 
ursina 

Panther moth 
PAPLLIO 

*Hypothoe 


410 

444 

260 

260 

283 

442 

ib. 

424 

241 


Machaon 64, 235, 380, 
416,429 


l. 


438 

235 

234 

ib 

185 


143 
42,143 

142 
ib. 

143 


192, 362 
269 
169 


97 

143 


221 

ib. 


Podalirius 
Papilionidse, (Fam.) 

Papilionides, Latr. 
"Parnid®, (Fam.) 
PARNUS 

prolifericornis 185,367 
sericeus 185, 360 
Parts of insects 21 

Peach blossom moth 250, 
251, 402, 422 
Pease blossom 402, 422 
Peacock B. 238,363,416 

- 1. 416 

- moth 38 5 


humanus 
*inguinalis 
* pubis 
*suis 

PED1NUS 
maritimus 
Pelastes, lLLig. 

Pelt is, Kvgel. 
PEMPHEDRON 
uni color 278, 413 

PEN^EUS 
trisulcatus 
Pentamera, (Sect.) 
PENTATOMA 
bidens 
prasinus 
Pentatomidx, (Fam.) 220 
PENTHROPHERA, 

Germ. 247 

Pepper, infusions of, 
for the micro¬ 
scope 534; 

Peppered moth 253, 403 

Pepsis flavipennis 275 

PETROBIUS 
maritimus 
PHALACRUS 
seneus 
bicolor 
caricis 
consimilis 
coruscus 
cortical is 
geminus 
millefolii 


*cornutum 120 

Opilio 120, 428 

PHALERTA 
cadaverina 194, 389 
PHASIA 

variabilis 300, 415 

PHERUSA 

Fucicola 104 

Phial, a, useful when 
collecting small 
insects 308 

Philanthus quadricinc- 

279 


141,373 

429 
214, 429 
429 
ib. 
ib. 
ib 
ib. 
ib. 


tus 

PHILOSCIA 
muscorum 111,358 
Phcenicc moth 434 

PHOLCUS 

pbal angioides 126 
PHOSPHUGA 
atrata 167, 365, 443 
subrotundata 167, 388 
PHOXICHILUS 305 
PHRONYMA 
sedentaria 100 

PbronymadaB, (Fam.) 101 
Phryganea, Linn. 66 

PHRYGANEA 
grandis 257, 386 
*interrupta 256 

*rhombica 257 

Phryganidse, (Fam.) 257 
Phthiridium 303 

biarticulatum 304 

Hermann i ib. 

PHTHIRUS 
inguinalis 142 

PHYS1S 

Pelionella 249, 370 
Pieris, Schrank 235 

Piezata, (class) Fabr. 262 
Pill boxes, their use 309 
Piiumnidx, (Fam.) 
PILUMNUS 
hirtellus 
Pimplia, Fabr • 


86 


ib. 

269 








INDEX. 


34 

Pimon moth , brown- 
spot 

-, tawny 

-, twin-striped. 

-, spotted white 

- , yellow 

PINNO TERES 
Cranchii 

Pins of different sizes 
their use 

PJPUNCULUS 
campestris 
PISA 
Gibbsii 
teiraodon 
Pisi biaculeata 
Pison, Jurine 
PiU h moth , shining 
Pithitis, Klug. 

Plants, fresh, neces¬ 
sary for caterpil 
lars 

Platycerus, Geoff. 

PL ATY PTERYX 
curvula 
falcataria 
flexula 
hamula 
lacertanaria 

PLATYPUS 
cylindricus ? 
PLATYRHINUS 


440 

419 

423 

384 

371 


3C9 

300 

88 

ib. 

ib. 

275 

441 

283 


310 

J92 


385 
254, 407 
435 
425 
254, 385 
441 

205, 378 


albinus 
brevirostris 
latirostris 
PLATYSMA 
nigritum 
PLATYSOMA 
depressum 
depressus 
flavicornis 
oblongus 


390 
ib. 

199, 390 

151,361 

185 
360 
184, 360 
360 

picipes 184. 360, 375 
PLEA 

ininutissima 227, 362 
Pliers, brass, their use308 
PLOIARIA 

vagabunda 223, 394 
Plume moth t beautiful 409 
brindled ib. 

, brown wood ib. 

-, chuXk-pit ib. 

-, common 443 


Plume moth , common 

-, crescent 

-, dingy white 

-, grey wood 

-, hoary 

-, large white 

-, lemon 

-, m at bled 

-. pale 

-, rose 

- -, six-cleft 

-, small 

——, spotted , black , 

-, rusty 

-, while 

-, triangle 

-, white-shafted 

Pocket collecting' box 

-larva box 

PODOCERUS 

variegatus 

Podophthalma, (Le¬ 
gion I.) 
Podosomata 
PODURA 
*atra 

plumbea 141, 
viridis 

Poduradae, (Fam.) 
Podure brun enfumee 
grise commune 
plombee 

POECILIA, Schrank 
POECILLUS 
cupreus 153, 

dimidiatus 
lepidus 
-nigricornis 
Pogonophorus, Leach 
Poisers or balancers, 
Ha! teres 
FOLIA, Hiib. 
POLLYXENUS 
Lagurus 115, 

Polydesmidm, (Fam.) 
POLYDESMUS 
complanatus 115, 
Polymerosomata, (Or¬ 
der) 

iPoIvommatus, Lair. 
i POLYPHEMUS 
! Oclus 

Pomphylus, Fabr. 
Pompilidae, (Fam.) 


443iPompiiii, Lair. 274 

409 POMPILUS 
ib. annulatus Ib 

ib. *corniculus 276 

ib. exaltatus 413 

ib. fuscus ib. 

ib. gibbus ib. 

ib. hircanus ib. 

ib viaticus ib. 

ib. Ponds, method of col- 

372 lecting insects 

409 from 313 

ib. PONTIA 

ib. Brassica 236, 580, 430 

b. Cardamines 236, 380 

b. Cratasgi 236, 395 

ib. - l. 380 

308 Daplidice 236, 416 

309 Napi 236,380,416 
Bapie 236, 380, 430 

104 Sinapis 237, 380, 450 
PONTOPHILUS 
81 spinosus 96 

305 PORCELLANA 

platvcheles 92 

141 PORCELLIO 
560 scaber 112, 358 

360 Porphyry moth 427 

140 Portland moth 251, 383, 

141 432 
ib. PORTUMNUS 

ib. variegatus 84 

251 Portunidas, (Fam.) 83 

PORTUNUS 

373 *corrugatus 85 

365 *marmoreus ib. 

387 puber 84 

565 POTAMOBIUS 

147 fluviatilis 95 

Pou ordinaire 143 

37 Praunus flexuosus 99 

251 integer 100 

Prawn, common 98 

358 PHIONUS 
115 coriarius 208, 416 

Pro-apis, DeGeer 9Ti5 

358' Proboscis 29, 352 

| PROG ESS A 

118) canaliculata 97 

241 Procris, Fabr. 245 

Prominent moth, cock's - 
81 comb 382, 431 

277- l. 382,439 

274'-, dark 398 







35 


Prominent moth, great 418 PTEROPHORUS 
-. L 439 Iunaedactylns 409 



439 
ib. 
398 
418 

pale, 250, 398, 439 

-, 1. 382, 439 

- , pebble 382,418 

-, l. 431 

-, swallow^ 98,431,439 

Proscuris Phellandrii 2 
Prosopis, Fair, 283 

PROTEINUS 
brachypterus 175 

PROTO 105 

Pryonidae, (Fam.) 208 

PSAMMODIUS 
*globosus 190 

sulcicollis 190, 375 

PSELAPHUS 
*bulbifer 178 

Dresdensis 375 

*glabricollis 17 

Heisii 575 

*Hellwigii 180 

Herbstii 179, 367 

*impressus 179 

longicollis 375 

Pselaphidx 177 

PSEN 

ater 413 

Psocidae, (Fam.) 261 

PSOCUS 

bipunctatus 261 

Psoquillae, Latr. 261 

PSYCHODA 
phalaenoides 291, 38 
437 

PSYLLA 

Alni 231, 580 

Psyllidce, (Fam.) 231 

Pterigostia, or wing 

bones 35 

Pterocera, Meig. 296 

Pteronns, Jurine 267 

Pterophorites, Latr. 255 
PTEROPHORUS 
bipunctidactylus 409 

ealodactylus ib, 

didactylus ib. 

fuscodactylus ib, 

galactcdactylus ib. 

heterodactyl us ib. 

leucadactylus ib 


Iunaedactylns 
megadactylus ib. 

mecrodactylus ib. 

monodactylus ib, 

pallidaetylus ib.i 


1 Pug moth , pinion spot¬ 
ted 
plain 
red-barred 


, wormwood 


423 

405 

363 

423 

405 


pentadactylus 255,409 PULEX 
pterodactylus 443 Canis 

punctidactylus 409 Hirundinus 
rhododactylus ib. irritans 

tesseradaetylus ib. Sciurus 

tetradactylus ib. Talpae 

tridactylus ib. 

trigonodactylus ib, 

PTILINUS 

pectinicornis 181, 367 


Ptilodontis, Hub. 247 

Ptinidae (Fam.) 180 

Ptiniores, Latr . 180 

PTINUS 
*BoIeti 
cereviciae 
Fur 

germanus 
imperialis 
Lichenum 
Musseorum 
ovatus 
*pecticornis 
rufipes 
*serraticornis 
*sulcatus 
*tessellatus 
*testaceus 
PTOMOPHAGUS 
fumatus 366 

*rufescens 168 

truncatus 366 

villosus 169,366 

Pug moth, beautiful 406 

-, brown-gray 

- common 

-, green 

-> gray 

-, small gray 

-, Juniper 

-, lead-coloured 

-, Lime speck 

-, bordered lime 

speck 423 

-, long-winged 385 

-, mottled 406 


206 
367 
180, 359 
362 
49, 389 
375 
ib 
367 
II 

375 

181 

180 

181 

180 


385 

405 

406 
ib. 

385 

435 

385 

405 


559 
395 
234, 359 
395 
ib. 

Pupa, extent of the 
word 41 

, of the Lepidop- 
tera described ib. 

Pupae of Lepidoptera, 

how obtained 308 

Pupae in breeding 
cages, should be 
kept in an out¬ 
house 319 

Pupae, method of col¬ 
lecting at the 
root of trees 315 

Pupae, method of pre¬ 
serving 318 

-, discrimination 

of 352 

Purple , lesser m. 372 
bar 405, 434 
barred 433 

Purple and Gold 427 
scarce 426 

Purple Shades 403 

Puss moth 248,282 
l. 431 

Pvcnogonidae, (Fam.) 305 

p'ycnogonum 

Balaenarum 305 

*Ceti 106 

PYG/ERA 

Bucepbala 247,398 


-, narrow-winged 435 


l. 

Pyralidae, (Fam.) 

Pvralis, Hiib. 

PYRAL1S 
capreolatus 
costalis 
farinalis 
glaucinalis 
pinguinalis 
u uca 


439 

254 

249 


427 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

255, 427 
252 


, netted 


405 Pyrausta, SchranJc 255 









36 


1WDEX. 


PYROCHROA 
coccinea 56, 196, 390 
rubens 56, 196, 375 
Pyrochroidce, (Fam.) 196 
Pyrochroides, Lair. 196 
Pyropa, lllig. 299' 

Pvrophila, Hub. 25 
Quaker moth , common 371 

-, dwarf 363 

——, pale 371 

-——, poivdered 370 
——, red line 440 

- , small 371 

-■, yellovj-line 444 

Queen Bees, their in¬ 
stinct impaired by 
the loss of their 
antennas 23 

Quills, their use for 
minute insects 309 
Radiata, anatomical 

character of the 75 
RANATRA 


linearis 

225, 362 

Ranunculus moth. 

larg e 

25), 439 

-, small 

4)9 

RAPHIDIA 


affinis 

411 

Londinensis 

ib. 

maculicollis 

ib. 

megacephala 

ib. 

ophiopsis 

261, 410 


Raphidiada:, (Fam.) 261 
Rhaphidinse, Lair. 261 
Red bar, forked 425 
Red Underwing 433 
REDUVIUS 
personatus 223, 380 
Relaxing insects, me¬ 
thod of 321 

RHAGIO 

scolopaceus 293, 414 
Rhagionidse 293 

RHAGIUM 
bifasciatum 392 

*Indagator 211 

* Inquisitor 210 

vulgare 210, 359, 392 
RIIINGIA 
vostrata 296, 387 
RHINOMACER 
*curculionides 199 
attelaboides 200, 590 


377 
59] 
203 
391 
377 
391 
ib. 
390 
377 
203 
ib. 
390 
416 
359 
591 
369 
203 
390 
202, 390 
390 
377 
ib. 
203 
3.77 

390 

391 


Rhinosimus Roboris 
RI4IPIPHORUS 
paradoxus 197, 429 
Rhipiptera, charac¬ 
ters of the order 139 

-classification of 

the order 
RRYNCI-liENUS 
Abietis 
asrator 
Alismatis 
*Alni 
atrirostris 
austriacus 
brevis 
crassus 
ebeneus 
Equiseti 
*Erysimi 
*fusco-macuIatus 
interruptus 
Lathburii 
maculatus 
Nereis 
nigrirostris 
*Nucum 
palustris 
Pini 

Plantaginis 
resinosus 
Rumicis 
^Scrophularias 
stramineus 
subnebulosus 
Sysimbrii 
RYNCHITES 
ameo-virens 
sequatus 
Alliariae 
angustatus 
Bacchus 
*Betulse 
Betulee 
cupreus 
cylindricus 
nanus 
Populi 
pubescens 
Rhynchophorus, Herb.QQ 4 
Rhyngota, Fabr. 220 

Rhyzophagus histe- 

roides 206 

Ribband-wave 441 

——" , false ib. 


, 376 
ib. 
ib. 
390 
201, 376 
201 
376 
ib. 
390 
376 
390 
376 


199 Ricinus Cornicis 143 

Ringlet B. 240 

small 396 

marsh ib, 

Risophilus, Leach 
monostigma 156 

288j Rivulet 405 

- -, drab 434 

390 -, middle 405 

-, single barred 434 

-, small 405 

Roots of grass, me¬ 
thod of collecting 
Insects from the 314 
Rose Torlrix 408 

Rostrum or Beak 29, 353 
Rough-wing 408 

RUGILUS, Leach 173 

Russet moth 432 

Rustic moth , black 401 

-, brown 420 

-, common 433 

-, dark 421 

- , dolled 420 

-, lesser dotted ib. 

-, feathered ib. 

•, light 401 

, barred 420 

, flounced 432 

, lesser flounced ib. 

•, garden 420 

, gray ib. 

, mottled ib. 

, powdered ib. 

•, rosy 421 

■, 6-striped 433 

, sordid 420 

, square spot 432 

Sable , silver barred 427 

, wavy barred ib. 

Saida, Fabr. 225 


Sallow , angle striped 421 

-, barred 433 

—, centre barred 402 

—, pink barred 440 

••—, bordered 421 

—, common 440 

—, dusky 421 

—, lemon 440 

—, orange 433 

Salpingidas, (Fam.) 199 
SALPINGUS 
4-pustulatus 415 


Roboris 


199, 359 








TNEEX. 


37 


SALPINGUS 
rufirostris 359 

Sal t, its crystal lization 337 
SALTICUS 

scenicus 129, 372 
*formicarius 130 

sand hopper ] 02 

Sand pits near London 313 
—— produces many 
insects 
SAPERDA 
*Cardui 
lineato-collis 
*ocuIata 
SAPYGA 
sexpunctata 
Sapygidas, (Fam.) 274 
Sarcopte de la Gale 133 
SARCOPTES 


ib. 

209 

209,416 

209 

274,413 


Scabiei 
SARGUS 
cupreus 
SAROPODA 
rot undata 
SARROTRIUM 
muticum 
Satellite moth 
Satin moth 

SATURNIA 1 
Pavonia minor 381,246 
381, 431 

Satrynus, Latr. 
SCAPHISOMA 
agaricinum 
SCAPIDIUM 
4-maculatuml 68,374,443 
Scarabasides, Latr. 189 
Searabasus 90,91,188,189 
190,191 


cylindricus 
emarginatus 
fasciatus 
lunaris 
melolontha 
mobilicornis 
typhous 
5CATOPI-IAGA 
merdaria 300, 364,442 
SCENOP1NUS 
niger 300, 415 

SC1RTES 

hemisphasrica 163, 415 


Schallerian T. 436 

Sclater 112 

Scoliadse, (Fam.) 273 
Seolietas, Latr. ib. 

Scollop moth , brown 406 
gray 40 5 

small 434 

Scollop shell 406 

Scolopendra electrica 117 
forficata 115 

hortensis ib. 

Lagura ib. 

subterranea 116 

Scolopendrada3,(Fam.) 115 
SCOLYTUS 

*crenatus 206 

*cylindricus ib. 

Destructor 206, 362 
multistriatus 391 
*Typographus 205 
Scopula, Schran/c 255 
Scorpionidse, (Fam.) 119 
Scorched-wing 253, 403 
SCRAPTIA 

fusca 196,390 

Scutellaria, Latr. 220 
252, 440 Scutellum 31,353 
248, 418 Scydmsenidas, (Fam.) 179 
398 SCYDM7ENUS 

Hellwigii 180 

SCYMNUS 

analis 393 

bipustulatus ib. 

bis-bipustulatus ib. 
discoideus ib. 

fulvifrons ib. 

litura ib. 

nigrinus ib. 

parvulus ib. 

4-pustulatus ib. 

Sea-shore, time for 
collecting on the 314 
Sealed , hoary 408 

Seasons for collecting 314 
Seeds of plants for the 


133 
222, 414 
287, 428 
193 


381 
240 

168, 442 


191 
188 
191 
188 
191 
189 
47, 189 


Semblis, Fair. 261 

SEPEDON 

palustris 299,415 
September, Calendar 
for 438 

—, employment 
for 315 

Setting boards, how 
made 309 

Setting needles 308 

Setting and preserving 
Acari 317 

Arachnoida ib. 

Crustacea 316 

Insects 318 

Seraphim moth 406 

, small 434 

SERICOMYIA 
Lapponum 296, 414 

Serrocerus, Kugel 180 

SERROPALPUS 195,415 
*caraboides 195 

*micans ib. 

SESIA 

bombyciformis 244,397 
fusiformis 244, 397 
Setoura, Brown 140 

Shark moths ,. chamo¬ 
mile 419 

large dark ib. 

•, Lettuce ib. 

-, large pale 252, 418 

•, Tansy 419 

twin-tailed 370 

Sheers, glaucous, 401 

, pale ib. 

, tawny ib. 

Shell moth , yellow 405 

dingy ' ib. 

Shells for the micro¬ 
scope, how ob¬ 
tained 333 

Shipton moth 252, 403 

Shoulder , flame 402,440 
•, pale 407 


microscope 

335 

Shoulder-knot . gray 442 

SEGESTRIA 


-, minor 

401 

senoculata 

122 

-, rustic 

251,401 

SELANDRIA 


Shoulder stripe 

371 

cineripes 

264 

Short cloak 

425, 441 

fuliginosa 

411 

-, cream 

407 

luteiventris 

ib. 

-, marbled. 

441 

ovata 

264 

Showers of blood ex- 

serva 

264, 411 

plained 

42 






38 


INDEX, 


167, 374 - 


Shrimpy common 
Sialidae, (Fam.) 

SIALIS 
niger 

SIGALPHUS 
Irrorator 
SIGARA 
*coleoptrata 
minutissima 
*striata 
SILPHA 
leevigata 
*littoralis 
nitidiuscula 
obscura 
opaca 
quadrimaculataj 1,167, 
374 

reticulata 
*russica 
*sabulosa 
*sinuata 
*thoracica 
tristis 
'*vespillo 

Si I phi ad a?., (Pam.) 
Silpboides, Herbst. 
SILVANUS 
frumentarius 208, 362, 
429 

Silver, crystals of for 
the microscope 337 
Silver barred, cinereous 37 
Silver ground 404 

Silver Lines, brown 384 

-, small green 385,425 

Silver striped, dark 386 

-, faint 

-, light 

SIMAETHIS 
dentata 


96'SIRO 

2611 rubens 118,358 

Sironidae, (Fam.) 118 


SPHiEROMA 

serrata 

sphasropyx 


26], 410SITONA, Germ. 204 SPIIjEROSOMA 
'Skin, pores of the, for | Qnereus 
270,4121 the microscope 333 Sphecidas, (Fam.) 
'Skipper, dingy, 242, 381 SPHECODES 


108 

270 

394 

275 


228!-, mallow 

227, 362,-, pearl 

229 


ib 

242, 430 

, scarce 243, 38 
, small 242,417 
wood, 242,381, 417 
66 Slender bodied 423 

388 Smeaihmanniana 425 
167, S65 SMER1NTHUS 
360, 374 ocellatus 


388 

214 

193 

167 

ib. 

365 

5l 

166 

207 


371 

386- 


Populi 

Tiliffi 


243, 381 
l. 450 

243, 396 
l. 430, 438 
243, 381 
p. 359 

430 


SMYNTHURUS 
fuscus 141,360 

Snout moth 253, 406, 435 
, beautiful 406 
, buttoned ib. 

; cream edged 385,406 
407 
425 
406 
424 
ib. 
436 
60 
454 
384 


divisa 
Geuff'rella 
gibbus 
monilicornis 
picea 

sphecoides 
Sphex, De Geer 
SPHEX 
*at)ietina 
flavipentiis 
*sabulosa 
■Sphex, Linne 
Sphingidre, (Fam.) 
Spbingides, Lair. 
SPHINX 
Atropos 


, dingy 

-, long tailed 

- -, pinion 

--■, small 

-, white line 

Solandrian 
Spanish fly 
Speck, tawny 
Speckled yellow m. 

,woodB, 241, 369 
, L 363, 381 
1 Spectacle moth, dark 422 

254]-, light ib. 

Single dot, angle bar - .Spectrum, Scopoli 243 

red 364 Spence’s observations 

, marbled 364 on the necessity 


413 

386 

282,386 

413 

ib. 

ib, 

273 


268 
275, 413 
68, 275 
271 
243 
ib. 


Celerio 

Convolvuli 


244, 442 
l. 438 
430 
244,438 


Elpenor, 64, 243, 396 
-, l. 430 


-, sq uare ban ed i b. 

Singular conduct of 
queen bees on 
the loss of their 
antennse 

SINODENDRON 


of new genera 46 
SPERCHEUS 

sordidns 186, 362 
Sphzeridiadze, (Fam.) 187 
23 SPHJERIDIUM 
| marginatum 362 
215 


cylindricum 190, 389 *ruficolle 
Sirex, Linne 67, 267; scarabasoides 187, 362 
Sirex Gigas 67, 268 SPIEEROMA 
rnariscus 268: feinerea lp8 


243, 397 
243,397 

244, 397 
l. 431 

242,396 
244, 397 
243, 381 

360, 442 
152, 358 
361 


Euphorbias 
Gal ii 
Ligustri 

lineata 
Pinastri 
Porcellus 
SPHODRUS 
collaris 
planus 
terricola 
Spider, observations on 
a, by Sir J. Banks 120 
Spider , Hunting 130 
Spiders,bow preserved 317 
Spinach moth 405 

-, dark 423 

Spirits of wine, experi¬ 
ments on the pol¬ 
len of plants with 335 
Spotted pinion, lesser 252, 
422 

-, lunar 433 

-, white 252, 433 

Spraivler 439 

-, l 382 









INDEX. 


39 


Spurge moth 
Square-spot 

-, double 

-, small 

Squilla lobata 
pedata 
ventricosa 
Squille, asele 
Baleine, de la 
Stag beetle 

Staphylinidse, (Fam.' 
Staphylinus, Lrnne 
STAPHYLINUS 
asneocephalus 
attenuatus 
bipustulatus 
brunnipes 
*canaliculatus 
*castanopterus 
*chrysomeiinus 
concinnus 
*concolor 
*cyaneus 
decorus 
*dilatatus 
*elongatus 
*erythropterus 
erythropterus 171, 
iimetari us 
fucicolor 
*fulgidus 
*guttatus 
hasmorrhous 
*hirtus 
h^bridus 
laminatus 
lateralis 
lituratus 
maculicornis 
marginatus 
marginellus 
*maxillosus 
maxillosus 
Morio 
murinus 
nitipennis 
obscuripennis 
olens 366 

picipermis 
pilipes 
politus 
*porcatus 
pubeseens 
punctulatus 


400 STAPHYLINUS 

433 *riparius 
ib. *rivu!aris 

421 *rufipes 

106 *rufus 

105 sanguinolentus 
ib, semiobscurus 

110 similis 

106 splendens 
4S stercorarius 

il7l tiistis 
60 varians 
Starwort 
STAUROPUS 
Fagi 247, 

STELIS 
phasoptera 
punctulatissima 


366 

ib. 

ib. 

361 

176 

366 

176 

366 

172 

ib. 

366 

172 

ib. 

ib. 

361 

366 

ib. 

172 

173 
366 
172 
366 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

172 

366 

360 
366 

ib 
ib. 
, 442 
366 
ib. 
ib. 
171 

361 


Stenepteryx, Leach 
STENOSOMA 
hecticum 
lineare 
STENUS 
aceris 
angustatus 
biguttatus 
brunnipes 
casrnlescens 
cicindeloides 
flavicornis 
Juncorun 
nigricornis 
oculatus 
pubeseens 
pusillus 
rufitarsis 
rugulosus 
Sternum 


r 


r 


STIGMUS 
ater 

Sting of Insects 
STOMIS 
puinicatus 
Stornoxoides, Schaef. 298 

STOMOXYS 
cal ci trans 
irritans 
Store boxes, 
made 

Straight barred 


STRATIOMYS 

173 Chamseleon 292,414 

175 Straw, bordered 422 

176 - , chequered 426 

174 - , clouded 425' 

366 -, crossed 435 

ib.-, hook-marked ib. 

ib.-, oblique-bars 436 

ib.-, pale 426 

ib.-, short barred 436 

ib.-, barred 427 

ib.-, dingy ib. 

419 Straw Underwing 382,432 
Streak 443 

398 Streamer 405 

431 Strepsiptera, Kirby 288 
Striped edge, light 364 
457 Stronsrylus, Iierbst. 170 
284, STYLOPS 
442 melitta 289, 372 

303 tenuicornis 42S 

Subulicornes, (Sect.) 57 
]07 Suctoria, Latr. 220 

ib. Sugar candy, its cry¬ 
stallization 337 

307 Sulphur moth 426 

ib.-, spotted 403 

3 359 Swammerdam’s me- 

367 thod of preserv- 

3 , 375 in S the eggs of 

359 insects 318 

367 -method of dis- 

367 secting insects 331 

jb. Swallow tail 15. 64, 285, 
ib’ 380,429 

ib*-, I 416,438 

ib. Swallow tail moth253,^2,^ 
ib ,.Swift moth, beautiful 397 

ib.- i brown 381 

31 -, ghost 245, 397 

, golden ib. 

, map-winged 245 

, orange 431 

, silver 381 

, spotted silver 381 

, tawny 397 

Sword-grass Moth , 

Large 252, 382, 442 

-, L 419 

-, small 401 

Sycamore Moth 400 
SYCTODES 
thoracica 126, 372 


27S, 413 
33, 338 

153, 361 


298, 442 
442 

how 

312 
407 


ib.|stratiomydse, (Fam,) 291 jsynistata, Fair. 257 







40 


INDEX, 


SYNUCHUS 
vivalis 151, 365 

Syrphi*, Latr. . 296 

Syrphidae (Fam.) ib. 

SYRPHUS 
Pyrastri 297, 415 

Systems of Entomo¬ 
logy by Linne 44 
■- of Entomo¬ 

logy by Fabricius ib. 
-, Kirby’s ob¬ 
servations on form¬ 
ing a 45 

•-of Entomology 

byDr.Leacli, why 
adopted ib. 

--, the Modern, 

promotes the 
science of Ento¬ 
mology 46 

——— of Natural Hi¬ 
story, how form' 


ed 

Tabanidse (Fam.) 

Tabanii, Latr. 

TAB ANUS 
autumnaiis 
bovinus 
♦caecutiens 
Paganus 
♦pluvialis 
tropicus 

Tabby Moth , 


301, 372 

176, 361 
375 
361 
176, 367 


-, small 

-, tea 

TACHINA 
fera 

TACHINUS 
analis 
lunulatus 
marginellus 
rufipes 
subterraneus 176, 361, 
429' 

trimaculatus 429 

TACHYPORUS 
analis 361 

chrysomelinusl76,389, 
443 

Granum 176 

marginatus 361 

nitidulus ib. 

pubescens 443] 


Tacliytes tricolor 277 

Tail, Cauda 33 

TALITRUS 

♦littoral is 102 

Locusta ib. 

Taniptera, Latr. 291 

TANYPUS 

cinctus 290, 387, 437 
TARPA 

♦cephalotes 266 

Fabricii ib. 

Klugii 266, 412 

Panzerii 412 

♦plagiocephala 266 

Tarsus, the foot 34 

Tarus, Clairv. 154 

Tegeneria, Walck. 124 

Telephoridae (Fam.) 162 

TELEPHORUS 
fulvicollis 374 

fuscus 164,374 

lateralis 374 

74 livid us ib. 

293 melanurus ib. 

ib. ^minimus 164 

obscurus 374 

437 pallidus ib. 

293,4l4 ruficollis ib. 

293 rufus ib. 

414 testaceus ib. 

293 Tenebrio, De Geer 196, 

71, 428 208 

the large, TENEBRIO 
255, 427 *Bovistae 216 

427 ♦cadaverinus 194 

435 *coccineus 215 

♦femoralis 192 

♦Fossor 153 

♦gemellatus 192 

♦lanipes 195 

♦Mauritanicus 208 

Molitor 59, 193, 369 
obscura 389 

♦sabulosus 193 

Tenebrionidse (Fam.) 192 
reneidas (Fam.) 248 

Teneites, Latr. ib. 

Tenthredines Allanti, 
King 265 

— Doleri, Klvg ib. 
— Emphyti, Klvg 

ib. 


Tenthredinidae (Fam.) 


262 


Tenthredinetse 262 

Tenth redo (Fam. I.), 
King 264 

Tenthredo (Fam. II.) 

King 2 65 

TENTHREDO 
♦cephalotes 266 

♦dimidiata 265 

♦fasciata 263 

♦femorata 262 

♦furcata 264 

♦hortulana ib. 

*lseta 263 

♦marginata ib. 

♦melanocephala 264 

nassata 265, 412 

♦nitens 263 

♦p.umila 265 

Rapae 265, 412 

♦Rubi Idaei 264 

♦Scrophularia 67 

♦sericea 263 

TEPHRITIS 
Cardui 299 

grossificationis 415 

onopordinis ib. 

pulchella ib. 

vibrans ib. 

Terebrantia (Sect.) 262 

Termes, Linn . 261 

Terrestria (Sect.) 220 

TETHEA, Och. 25 

TETRAGNATHA 
extensa 127, 364 

Tetramera 199 

TETRATOMA 
Fungorum 194, 389 

Tetrix subulata 219 

TETTIGONIA 
spumaria 380 

viridis 231, 330 

TETYRA 

inuncta 394 

Maura 220, 394 

THANASIMUS 
formicarius 165, 388 
THANATOPHILUS, 
Leach 147 

THECLA 

Betulae 241,430 

- 1. 396 

Pruni 241,417 

- 1. 417 











THECLA 


Quercus 

241, 417 

- 1. 

396 

Rubi 

241, 38! 

- 1. 

417 

Thereva, Fair, 

300 

THEREVA 

' 

plebeia 

294, 414 

THERID1UM 


sisiphum 

126 

Thigh, Femur 

34 

THOM1SUS 


citreus 

128, 387 

lynceus 

ib. ib. 

oblongus 

128, 415 

Thorax, definition of 

the 

30 

-, discrimination 

of the 

354 

Thorn Moth , clouded 

August 

434 

-, freckle August ib. 

——, plain August ib. 

-, canary-shoulder edib. 

-, early 

371 

•-, feathered 

443 

-, flounced 

441 

•-, July 

424 

-, little 

404 

-, lunar 

253, 404 

-, purple 

383, 385, 


406 

-, September 

441 

Thrips, Linn. 

63 

THRIPS 


fasciata 

395 

juniperina 

ib. 

minutissima 

ib. 

Physapus 

232,380 

THROSCUS 


dermestoides 

183, 389 

THYATIRA, Och. 251 

THYLACITES, Germ. 205 

THYMALUS 


ferrugineus 

170, 3S9 

Thysanura, characters 

of the order 138 

-, classification 

of the order 140 

Tibia, the shank 

34 

Tick , dog 

132 

Tillus, Marsh. 

164 

Tillidae (Fam.) 

165 


INDEX. 

TILLUS 

elongatus 

Quadra 

unifasciatus 


165,388- 
374 
165, 388 
oppe 213 
233 
249 


boxes 
'INEA 
Alstroemeri 
applana 
bistriga 
contubernia 
curvipunctosa 
Fagi 
gelatella 
Nemorum 
NovembriS 
nubilea 
Phryganea 
purpurea 
Pyralea 
Salicis 
signosa 
spissicornis 
tortrieea 
’INGIS 
Cardui 
T1PHIA 
femorata 
Morio 


309 

372 

437, 445 
427 
410 
364 
ib 
443 
255 
443 
360 
443 
372 
ib. 
360 
372 
409 
360 

223, 394 

274, 413 
413 


oleracea 71,291, 387, 
437 

rivosa 291 

’ipularise, Latr. 290 

’ipulidas (Fam.) ib. 


aquatique 


133 
384, 435 
371 


Typographus 205, 391 
fuscus 391 

Tongue of Insects 29 
Tooth-striped Moth, 

early 37 1 

Tortoise-shell B. large 

238, 363, 416 
, l. 396 
, small 238,363,396. 

438 

l. 396,430 


TORTRIX 

Absinthiania 

Acerana 

affractana 

Afzeliana 

angustana 

Asperana 

atromargana 

aurana 

AveHana 

Baumanniana 

Bergmanniana 

Betuletana 

bifidana 

borana 

cana 

Carpiniana 

caudana 

cerusana 

chlorana 

Christiernana 

ciliana 

cinereana 

com i tana 

composana 

contaminana 

corticana 

costana 

Degenerana 

dentana 

Desfontiana 

diver.-ana 

egestana 

emargana 

examiana 

excavana 

Fagana 254, 

fasciana 

fimbriana 

Forskaliana 

Forsterana 

fraternana 

gnomana 

ham an a 

harpana 

Holmiana 

hyemalis 

Hi cana 

incarnana 

latifasciana 

Lecheana 

literana 

Loeflingina 

Logiana 


41 


407 
ib. 

435 
364 
425 
4S6 

408 
ib. 

425 

385 

436 
ib. 

441 

425 

408 

425 

435 
425 
407 

ib. 

441 

436 
407 

386 
441 

385 
436 
425 
254 
435 

ib. 

386 
435 

443 

435 
385, 425 

407 

364 

436 
407 
37 J 

364, 44! 

435 
407 

436 

444 
436 
441 

ib. 
407 
435, 441 
371 
407 











42 


Index. 


T0RTR1X 
Lundiana 
lutosa 
maculana 
Mitterbachina 
Mylleri 
nana 
nebnlana 
nigricana 
nitida 
nubiferana 
nubilana 
oporana 

Oxyacanthena 385, 

palliolatis 

pauperana 

perlepidana 

piceana 

Pomona 

populana 

plumbeolana 

pruniana 

Quercana 

rhombana 

Ribeana 

Rosana 

Rubiana 

rufana 

ruficiliana 

rugosana 

rustioana 

Salicana 

Schalleri 

semifasciana 

seq uana 

Smeathmanniana 
Solandriana 
spadiceana 
squamana 
straminea 
sticticana 
strobilana 
subocellana 
subsequana 
' ietraquetrana 
trapezana 
tricolorana 
tripunctana 408, 
Udmanniana 
u mb. ran a 
unipunetata 
urticana 
viridana 
Wceberiana 


407 

364 

441 

407 

441 
425 

ib. 

436 

386 

408 
ib. 

407 

442 
425 
386 
371 
441 
425 
441 
425 

407 
436 
441 
40' 

408 
436 

ib. 

385 

408 

436 

ib. 

ib. 

ib. 

385 
425 
436 
359 

435 

436 
ib. 

386 
425 
371 
564 
436 
44? 
441 

407 
435 
364 
385 
425 

408 


TORTRIX 
Xylosteana 425 

Zbegana 435 

TRACHEA, Och. 251 
Trachelns, Jurine 267 
Traci)usa, Jurine 280, 283 
TRACHYS 

minuta 160, 388 
viridis 388 

Treble-bar Molli, slender 
405, 441 

Treble lines M. equal 

402, 440, 441 

-, dark 402 

Treble spot M. rusty 441 
, white 


TRECHUS 
aquations 
discus 
fulvus 
humeral is 
meridianus 


425 

373 
ib. 
365 
415 
149, 365 

Trees, decayed, me¬ 
thod of collecting 
insects from 314 

--, roots of, method 

ofcollectingpupae 
at the 315 

Triangle , red 436 

Tribonophora, Hub. 252 
TR1CHIOSOMA 
laterale 372 

Scalesii 427 

sylvaticum 263, 427 
unidentatum 427 
TRICHIUS 


Tritoma, Geof. 207 
TRITOMA 

bipustulatum 51, 214, 
362 

*russica 214 

Trocliilum, Scopcli 245 
TROGOSITA 
*caraboides 208 

mauritanica 208, 369 
*mauritatiicus 208 
Trombidiadae (Fam.) 130 
TROM BID1UM 

aquatic urn 135 

holosericeum 131,436 
TROX 

arenarius 369 

sabulosus ISO, 369 

Truucus 30 

Trypeta, Meig. 299 
TRYPOXYLON 
Figulus 277, 413 

Tussock Molhy dark 247, 
418 
l. 

nut-tree 


fasciatus 

nobiiis 

variabilis 


191,415 

375 

389 


Trichoptera, charac¬ 
ters of the order 139 
—, classification 
of the 256 

—method of 
preserving 32] 

, method of ar- 


ranging 


322 

I'YPHZEUS 


Trimera (Sect.) 


215 

vulgaris 

189, 369 

TRIPLAX 



V. Moth 

404 

bicolor 


393 

V. black . 

431 

rufipes 


429 

V. sooty 

424 

russica 

214, 

429 

VANESSA 


Triple-line M. 

clay 


Antiopa 

238, 430 


404 

—, i- 

416 


l. 

—, pale 
Twin-spot M. 
—, large 
—, red 
—, dark-red 
—striped 
—, treble 
FYCHCJS 
niger 

Tyger Moth , 
spot 

i. 

—, garden 

i- 

—, ruby 
—, scarlet 

l. 

—, wood 

l. 


382 
250, 370, 
418,439 

382 

247, 398 
423 

ib, 

383 
404 
383 
385 

178 

cream- 

248, 398 
382 
418 

398 ‘ 

399 
248, 398 

382 
248, 398 
382 







INDEX. 


4 


VESPA 

Britannica 

Crabro 


*panetma 

*uniglumis 


VANESSA 

Atalanta 238, 363, 430 

-, Z. 416 

C. album 233,396,417 

438 

-, Z. 430 

Cardui 238, .416 

-, Z. 416 

lo 238, 363,416 

-, Z. 4:6 

Polychloros 238, 363 
896, 4l6 
Urticse 238,363,396,438 

-, Z. 430 

papourer Moth 459 

-, Z. 43 

-, scarce 418, 432 

VAPPO 

atei* 292, 428 

Udmannian Tortrix 4011 
Vegetables, definition |“ 

5 of * 20 VO LUCE LL A 


280, 386 
280,386 
279 
277 

vulgaris 280, 385 
Vespadas (Fam.) 279 

Vespariaj, Lair. ib. 

Vipio, Latr. 270 

Ulonata, Fair. 217,219 
Umber Moth, barred 404 

- -, connecting 442 

-, dark 3g4 

- ■, mottled 442 

-, scarce ib. 

-, large waved 403 

- , small waved 384 

Unguis, claw 35 

Underwing Moth , lesser 


Wave Moth, small dusty 


. lunar 


VELIA 

rivulorum 


224, 369 
VELLEIUS, Leach 172 
Veneer , aquatic 408 

-, barred ib. 

-, chequered 437 

-, common 408 

-- , buff-edged rosy 386, 

437 

-, large brown-edged 

408 

-, elbowed-striped ib. 

--, garden ib 

-, gigantic ib. 

-, huolctip 409 

-, pale hooktip ib. 

•-, inlaid 437 

--, dark inlaid 408 

■ - , necklace 364 

—, pearl 408 

-, yellow satin ib. 

--, straw'Coloured ib 

— — small straiv-co- 
loured 451 

-, rosy 408 

-, rush 425, 436 

-, narrow-winged 409 

Vertebrosa, anatomical 
character of the 75 
Vertex 30 

Vespa, Linn.69, 271, 276 


bombyians 
inanis 
mystaceus 
pellucens 

Uroceridae (Fam.) 

UROCERUS 
Gigas 
psyllius 

UROPODA 
vegetans 


133 ; 

Usher, dark-barred 

- dark-bordered 5 

-, spring ib. 

Wainscot Moth, com¬ 
mon 419 

•, dotted-bordered ib. 

large 599 

-, powdered 400, 419 
red 419 

-, shoulder-stripe 25 \, 

399 

-, small 

-, smoky 

-, tawny -veined 

-, twin-spot 

Wall Butterfly 
-, L 


wave 42S 

-, small fan-foot 434 

mullein ib. 

-, plain 423 

, ribband ib. 

, rosy ib. 

,sandy 383 

, satiny 423 

, sub angled ib. 

•, round-winged 383 

*, common white ib. 

small white 384 

•, small yellow ib. 

White Butterfly,Bath 236, 
416 

, black-veined 236, 
395 

l. . 380 

, bordered 404, 430 
, Z. 416 

, green-veined 236, 
580, 430 
■, large 236, 380, 430 
-, marbled 417 

•, small 236, 380 
-, ivood 236, 380,430 
White C. But; Z. 430 
268, 412 White Moth, broad- 
412 barred 400 

bordered 253 

White line Moth, mar - 
bled 403 


432 
440 

414 
ib. 
ib. 
296, 414 
267 


364 
435 

„ White spot , brindled 424 

7 -, marbled 403 

White Tortrix, cloudy 408 
White-ba r . ked T >r . 436 
White-fringed Tor. 441 
1 White-shouldered Tof.436 
White spotted 426 

White Thorn Tortrix 385 


Wasp 

-, TIornet 

Wave Moth , common 333 
•, small-dotted 405 


432 
419 
432 
439 
430, 417 
381,430 
68, 280 
69, 280 


White thorn hedges, 
time for collect¬ 
ing insects from 315 
Willow, pale mottled 401 
Widow, mourning 363 
Wing-bones , Plerignstia35 
Wings, their form and 
structure ib. 

-afford charac¬ 
ters for genera 
and species 37 
Wing Cases 37 























INDEX. 


44 

Wings of Lepidoptera 
acquire their full 
size in a few mi¬ 
nutes 42 

•-,discrimination 

of the 338 

Winter Moth, 359, 443 

Winter Torlrix 444 

Wceberion Torlrix 408 

Wood Butterfly, speckled 
396, 430 


Xylocopa, Fair. 

Y . Moth, gold 
—, Essea? 

-, 

-, silver 

Yorkshire 
Yellow, frosted 
Yellow-horned Moth 
Yellow-tail Moth 248, 418 
l. 398 

Yellow-underwing Moth . 


Camelus 267, 412 
dromedarius 412 

Xiphydriadse (Fam.) 2671 
£YLENA, 2521 


—, l. 

396 

beautiful 252, 399, 

Woods near London 

312 


418 

--, insects how col 


-, broad-bordered 250, 

lected in 

ib. 

399, 

432 

Wormwood Moth 252, 

419 

-, least broad border 

Wormwood Torlrix 

407 


399 

X. tawny 

432 

—, lesser broad border^S2 

XANTHIA, Hub. 

262 

-, lunar 

432 

XANTHO 

86 

- minute 

383 

florida 

ib. 

-, small 

YPONOMEUTA 

399 

*incisa 

ib. 


XIPHYDRIA 


cribella 

382 


285 YPONOMEUTA 
403 Padella 399 

ib. plumbella 432 

441 sequella ib. 

383 Ypsolophus, Fair. 255 

403 ZABRUS 

423 gibbus 149,428 

363 ZARjEA 

fasciata 263, 386 

ZEUZERA 

iEsculi 246,418 

ZODION 

conopsoides 298 

Zoegien . 435 

Zoophytes, anatomi¬ 
cal character of 75 
— for the micro¬ 
scope 334 

Zoology, the most dif¬ 
ficult department 
in Natural His¬ 
tory 20 

ZYGiENA 

Echiella 3991 Filipendul^, 245, 397 

Evonymella 249, 399, Loti 397 

432 ZYGjEKIDAS, (Fam.)244 
irrorella 399 jZYGiENIDES, La.tr . ib. 


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