. Der Schmetterling Buch; ein beliebter Leitfaden zur Erkenntnis der Schmetterlinge von Nordamerika. Mit 48 Tafeln in Farbe - Fotografie, Reproduktionen der Schmetterlinge in der Sammlung des Autors, und viele text Abbildungen die meisten der Arten, die in die Vereinigten Staaten gefunden. Schmetterlinge -- Nordamerika. Ithomlinae (die Flügel) wie die Euploeids und die Heliconians geschützt. Im Flug sind Sie den Drachen zu etwas ähneln - fliegt der Gattung Agrion, ihren schmalen Flügeln, sehr langgestreckten Körper, und langsam, Huschenden Bewegung erinnert an diese Insekten, die von der Schule bekannt sind - Jungen als "

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. The butterfly book; a popular guide to a knowledge of the butterflies of North America. With 48 plates in color-photography, reproductions of butterflies in the author's collection, and many text illustrations presenting most of the species found in the United States. Butterflies -- North America. Ithomlinae (the Long-wings) protected like the Euploeids and the Heliconians. In flight they are said to somewhat resemble the dragon-flies of the genus Agrion, their narrow wings, greatly elongated bodies, and slow, flitting motion recalling these insects, which are known by school- boys as "darning-needles." Three genera are said to be represented in the extreme south- western portion of the United States. I myself have never re- ceived specimens of any of them which indisputably came from localities within our limits, and no such specimens are found in the great collection of Mr. W. H. Edwards, which is now in my possession. A paratype of Reakirt's species, Mecbanitis califor- nica, is contained in the collection of Theodore L. Mead, which I also possess. Mr. Mead obtained it from Herman Strecker of Reading, Pennsylvania. Reakirt gives Los Angeles as the locality from which his type came; but whether he was right in this is open to question, inasmuch, so far as is known, the species has not been found in that neighborhood since described by Reakirt. Genus MECHANITIS, Fabricius Butterfly- — Butterflies of moderate size, with the fore wings greatly produced, the inner margin bowed out just beyond the base, and deeply excavated between this projection and the inner angle. The lower discocellular vein in the hind wings is apparently continuous with the median vein, and the lower radial vein being parallel with the median nervules, the median vein has in consequence the ap- pearance of being four-branched. The submedian vein of the fore wings is forked at the base The costal margin of the hind wings is clothed with tufted erect hairs in the male sex. The fore l

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