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quadgram	frequency
of the hind wings	131
the under side of	118
of the fore wings	117
on the under side	114
the hind wings are	106
the middle of the	101
under side of the	85
on the hind wings	78
is one of the	64
in the case of	63
on the fore wings	62
the fore wings are	57
it feeds on the	54
in july and august	54
at the end of	54
on the upper side	54
the surface of the	54
the centre of the	53
at the same time	52
one of the most	52
the eggs are laid	50
the outer margin of	48
the end of the	47
on the outer margin	47
the caterpillar is green	47
on the wing in	46
side of the hind	46
in may and june	46
the upper surface of	45
the base of the	43
in june and july	42
the tip of the	40
its fore wings are	40
the whole of the	40
on the other hand	40
the under side is	40
natural size and enlarged	40
on the upper surface	39
margin of the hind	38
is on the wing	37
the under surface of	37
the fore wings of	37
the ground colour of	37
may be found in	36
outer margin of the	36
the caterpillar feeds on	35
to be found in	35
the colour of the	35
change to the chrysalis	35
the upper side of	33
of the hind wing	32
changes to a chrysalis	31
of the wings is	31
upon the leaves of	31
middle of the back	31
on each side of	31
the end of june	30
about the middle of	30
under surface of the	29
the leaves of the	29
upper surface of the	29
in august and september	29
the top of the	28
surface of the wings	28
ground colour of the	28
of the fore wing	28
the tribe of the	28
until the following spring	28
as far north as	28
the rest of the	27
similar to that of	27
on the under surface	27
of the under side	27
the case of the	27
the fact that the	27
with the exception of	27
the tips of the	27
in the middle of	26
the butterfly appears in	26
side of the fore	25
a large number of	25
on the top of	25
of each hind wing	24
of the front wings	24
the back and sides	24
of the caterpillar is	24
it seems to be	24
as well as in	24
on the back and	23
the ground colour is	23
is full grown in	23
each side of the	23
of the upper surface	23
the back of the	23
are more or less	23
and may be found	23
be looked for in	23
during june and july	23
are to be found	23
of the front wing	23
there is also a	22
of each front wing	22
towards the end of	22
o o o o	22
in the centre of	22
row of black spots	22
the butterfly is out	22
tip of the fore	22
in the south of	22
to that of the	22
of all the wings	21
on each of the	21
is very similar to	21
like that of the	21
black spots on the	21
it may be found	21
spots on the outer	21
it is probable that	21
and there is a	21
it changes to a	20
on the back of	20
the hind wings have	20
and changes to a	20
of this species are	20
a large proportion of	20
of this species is	20
the bottom of the	20
the caterpillars of the	20
as soon as the	20
by means of a	20
with a row of	20
about the end of	20
line on the back	20
is to be found	20
in the direction of	20
of the wings are	20
to the chrysalis state	20
upper side of the	20
angle of the hind	20
the end of may	20
it is to be	19
the upper surface is	19
the isle of wight	19
very similar to that	19
a day or two	19
the wings of the	19
the caterpillar of the	19
the greater part of	19
to be met with	19
and again in august	19
on account of the	19
margin of the fore	19
eggs are laid in	19
the food plants of	19
is by no means	19
in addition to the	19
the hind wings is	19
the perfect insect is	18
as shown in the	18
may be seen in	18
the sides of the	18
line along the back	18
colour of the caterpillar	18
of butterflies and moths	18
the body of the	18
the bases of the	18
the fore wings is	18
down the middle of	18
the size of the	18
to the end of	18
the theory of mimicry	18
and may be seen	18
is shown on plate	18
it is one of	18
a row of black	18
the way in which	18
spots on the hind	18
does not seem to	18
on the part of	18
as well as the	18
of the food plant	18
seems to have been	17
and a row of	17
and is full grown	17
it is on the	17
on the leaves of	17
the south of england	17
the anal angle of	17
of the same colour	17
is figured on plate	17
in the course of	17
butterfly is out in	17
it appears to be	17
the under surface is	17
seen on the wing	17
on each hind wing	17
may be found on	17
one of the commonest	17
during july and august	17
near the tip of	17
may be looked for	17
and a series of	16
are likely to be	16
at the expense of	16
along the back and	16
from a drawing by	16
the mouth of the	16
of this butterfly is	16
it is found in	16
there seems to be	16
line on each side	16
line down the back	16
is out in july	16
the chrysalis is of	16
fore wings of the	16
the butterflies of the	16
in such a way	16
in the neighbourhood of	16
near the middle of	16
from flower to flower	15
anal angle of the	15
to a chrysalis in	15
like those of the	15
the under side the	15
may be distinguished from	15
more or less distinct	15
in some of the	15
in the isle of	15
the wing in may	15
in the same way	15
surface of the ground	15
is that of the	15
for the most part	15
likely to be found	15
this is one of	15
of the wings of	15
the caterpillar is a	15
of the early stages	15
is a row of	15
near the centre of	15
stripe on each side	15
duke of burgundy fritillary	15
in the chrysalis state	15
along the hind margin	14
it has also been	14
for the purpose of	14
but one brood a	14
of its food plant	14
the caterpillar when full	14
a few of the	14
queen of spain fritillary	14
one brood a year	14
be found in the	14
with the hind margin	14
of one of the	14
the members of this	14
caterpillar feeds on the	14
it has been found	14
on the outer area	14
fore wings of this	14
centre of the wing	14
their eggs upon the	14
tips of the fore	14
the spots on the	14
the front of the	14
in many parts of	14
in all parts of	14
it is of a	14
it is a common	14
the nature of the	14
on the hind wing	14
there are two broods	14
parallel with the hind	14
the moth flies in	14
there is a black	14
the margin of the	14
the form of the	14
near the hind margin	14
a more or less	14
and the hind wings	13
the shape of the	13
of the united states	13
and its range extends	13
butterfly is one of	13
under side of a	13
surface of the hind	13
of each of the	13
that of the last	13
it will be observed	13
butterfly appears in july	13
at the base of	13
the caterpillar is black	13
the middle of each	13
and in a few	13
of the upper side	13
of the same species	13
at right angles to	13
lines on the back	13
spot on the fore	13
of the ground colour	13
caterpillar when full grown	13
wings are of a	13
at the bottom of	13
chrysalis is of a	13
there is but one	13
caterpillar is of a	13
in may or june	13
near the outer margin	13
to the under side	13
of the under surface	13
from june to august	13
is likely to be	13
at the foot of	13
along the middle of	13
when full grown is	13
on the middle of	13
the bark of trees	13
it is a very	12
not seem to be	12
it has been suggested	12
right angles to the	12
in the new forest	12
the largest of the	12
eggs are laid on	12
butterfly is on the	12
food plants of the	12
of the last species	12
is a series of	12
base of the wing	12
the edge of the	12
it is full grown	12
the caterpillar is of	12
the great majority of	12
the hind wing is	12
the arrangement of the	12
the under sides of	12
in the form of	12
operation of natural selection	12
may be distinguished by	12
spots on the under	12
that it is a	12
the hind wings there	12
a series of black	12
is also found in	12
this is a very	12
the latter part of	12
the other side of	12
the skin of the	12
with a number of	12
the upper side is	12
the wing in july	12
in some parts of	12
the wings of this	12
that feed upon the	12
wings of the male	12
is found in the	12
the direction of the	12
in most of the	12
bases of the wings	11
caterpillars that feed upon	11
may often be seen	11
a quarter of an	11
for a short time	11
is the largest of	11
is not at all	11
it is not a	11
the expense of the	11
on the wing during	11
the change to the	11
the eggs of the	11
is but one brood	11
our last example of	11
will have to be	11
the absence of the	11
in a state of	11
of the first brood	11
large proportion of the	11
the male has a	11
the roots of the	11
of the commonest of	11
the hind margin of	11
the butterflies of this	11
is said to be	11
is the case with	11
it must not be	11
in a few minutes	11
the life of the	11
on all the wings	11
along the borders of	11
that there is no	11
so that it is	11
they change to chrysalids	11
during august and september	11
the upper part of	11
it will be seen	11
in april and may	11
all the wings are	11
from the end of	11
in the month of	11
as soon as he	11
of the male is	11
on the other side	11
the caterpillar is pale	11
the front wings are	11
a good deal of	11
on the front wing	11
with a pair of	11
of a number of	11
various shades of brown	11
the names of the	11
and change to the	11
is of a dull	11
other parts of the	11
as soon as it	11
the end of july	11
more or less marked	11
in connection with the	11
the chrysalis is pale	10
for a few weeks	10
the width of the	10
full grown in june	10
lines on the sides	10
as far as possible	10
egg hatches into a	10
and at the same	10
the stem of the	10
we now come to	10
that some of the	10
point of view of	10
other side of the	10
of the nature of	10
this butterfly is not	10
the part of the	10
it is likely to	10
at the top of	10
at the tip of	10
until they came to	10
with regard to the	10
the eggs are deposited	10
with a darker line	10
of some of the	10
during the month of	10
be found on the	10
be found in june	10
in various parts of	10
is more or less	10
the markings of the	10
wings of this species	10
the under side are	10
on the bark of	10
out in july and	10
middle of the wing	10
it may be seen	10
during may and june	10
members of this family	10
much like that of	10
the caterpillar is dark	10
under sides of the	10
fore and hind wings	10
of the most interesting	10
the side of the	10
from eggs laid in	10
one of the best	10
upper part of the	10
the exception of the	10
on the surface of	10
on account of its	10
by the absence of	10
species of the genus	10
side of a leaf	10
has a number of	10
from that of the	10
has been suggested that	10
all the members of	10
not by any means	10
when the caterpillar is	10
surface of each hind	10
inner margin of the	10
early in the morning	10
the male of this	10
a chrysalis in a	10
by the fact that	10
to be able to	10
are to be met	10
it is clear that	10
one of which is	10
the point of view	10
it has been taken	10
as will be seen	10
in such a manner	10
the caterpillars of this	10
after the manner of	10
each front wing and	10
species is widely distributed	10
in regard to the	9
various parts of the	9
spots on the upper	9
some of the most	9
ready to change to	9
it remains in this	9
in the united states	9
eggs upon the leaves	9
and is common in	9
an inch and a	9
the course of the	9
wing in may and	9
which feeds on the	9
the middle of june	9
spots near the tip	9
it must be remembered	9
colour of the upper	9
to change to the	9
the name of the	9
food plants of this	9
it is common in	9
on the second segment	9
for the first time	9
in the first place	9
in the northern states	9
that it is not	9
from the middle of	9
when about to change	9
in the last species	9
of the second brood	9
of the body are	9
lay their eggs upon	9
or less marked with	9
larger than the male	9
you would like to	9
must be remembered that	9
the eggs of this	9
leaves of the food	9
the queen of spain	9
outer margin of each	9
and more or less	9
in the midst of	9
as shown in fig	9
in the anal angle	9
inch and a half	9
a great deal of	9
the caterpillar may be	9
such a way that	9
very similar to the	9
the butterfly is on	9
it may be mentioned	9
to be looked for	9
and seems to be	9
so many of the	9
as a rule the	9
are on the wing	9
caterpillar is pale green	9
will be found on	9
it is impossible to	9
is very common in	9
colour of the wings	9
the caterpillar of this	9
the bodies of the	9
from tip to tip	9
the operation of natural	9
the outer margin is	9
feed upon the leaves	9
to the middle of	9
near the anal angle	9
the head of the	9
a considerable number of	9
area of the fore	9
the appearance of the	9
the middle of july	9
well as in the	9
it is also found	9
both pairs of wings	9
in the shape of	9
a drawing by w	9
june and july on	9
body is covered with	9
with the aid of	9
has been found in	9
on the fore wing	9
pass the winter in	9
it feeds on various	9
last example of the	9
it is necessary to	9
is represented in fig	9
late in the summer	9
this butterfly is a	9
at the time of	9
from the fact that	9
as enemies of butterflies	9
be distinguished from the	9
two or three weeks	9
which it has been	9
and then changes to	9
all parts of the	9
form of the butterfly	9
on the inner margin	9
when full grown it	9
then changes to a	9
fore wings are pale	9
back of the head	9
the inner margin of	9
may be seen on	9
the bark of the	9
surface of the leaf	9
as far as the	9
will be observed that	9
the male and female	9
so that there is	9
the aid of a	9
the winter in the	9
spots on the fore	9
hind wings have a	9
it may be distinguished	9
for two or three	9
the caterpillar is very	9
during the latter part	8
the eggs hatch into	8
in a few days	8
the chrysalis is brownish	8
it seems to have	8
it will be found	8
to the fact that	8
the end of a	8
stripes on each side	8
hind wings there are	8
when the insect is	8
of the female are	8
the male is a	8
every now and then	8
over the whole of	8
a row of orange	8
it does not seem	8
by a number of	8
would be likely to	8
of the other two	8
the larva feeds on	8
is widely distributed in	8
nearly the whole of	8
as a matter of	8
is one of those	8
the same way as	8
the duke of burgundy	8
is shown in fig	8
is known as the	8
black dots on the	8
on the roots of	8
white spots on the	8
the pattern of the	8
spots on each side	8
they are likely to	8
in may and august	8
but this is not	8
from time to time	8
of the body is	8
about an inch and	8
one end of the	8
the popular name of	8
the caterpillar is brown	8
near the base of	8
to the top of	8
has been taken in	8
appearing in may and	8
the commonest of the	8
one of these is	8
it is widely distributed	8
the month of june	8
ground colour is a	8
greater part of the	8
in may and early	8
the a form of	8
popularly known as the	8
is represented on plate	8
of this butterfly in	8
it is said to	8
colour of the male	8
the first of these	8
there is no doubt	8
seems to be a	8
the butterfly may be	8
of the leaves of	8
the head of a	8
one side of the	8
the manner in which	8
the larva of the	8
three forms of female	8
i have not seen	8
plants of this species	8
the spiracles are black	8
that of the female	8
of england and wales	8
a few of these	8
common in most parts	8
the outer half of	8
in the entomologist for	8
in the southern states	8
when the wings are	8
in the way of	8
in a similar way	8
under the name of	8
be seen on the	8
a little more than	8
the middle of august	8
as a model for	8
of the large white	8
stripe down the back	8
a number of the	8
on the lower surface	8
this species is very	8
border of orange spots	8
that it was a	8
the edges of the	8
a very short time	8
it is difficult to	8
the fore wings have	8
upon the bark of	8
remain upon the wing	8
the shape of a	8
surface of the water	8
and spotted with black	8
as those of the	8
they become full grown	8
the contents of the	8
appears in may and	8
on each front wing	8
the flowers of the	8
insect is at rest	8
each of which is	8
it is not at	8
a week or two	8
to be seen in	8
is not nearly so	8
the end of april	8
with those of the	8
but it has been	8
and those on the	8
this is the case	8
are laid on the	8
black markings on the	8
a number of small	8
may and early june	8
the colouring of the	8
hatch into caterpillars that	8
of scotland and ireland	8
on the wing from	8
of the food plants	8
the end of august	8
as that of the	8
those of the last	8
the lower surface of	8
for a few pence	8
the struggle for existence	8
and some of the	8
it is fond of	8
when on the wing	8
of the male are	8
one on each side	8
through the operation of	8
hind margin of the	8
of the butterflies of	8
to suppose that the	8
a portion of the	8
i should like to	8
from those of the	8
on various species of	8
in july or august	8
history of this species	8
in search of a	8
the under surfaces of	8
the chrysalis may be	8
as is the case	8
may be said to	8
butterflies and moths are	8
the pupa of the	8
spot in the centre	8
surfaces of the wings	8
it is easy to	8
band on the outer	8
flies in may and	8
in the struggle for	8
of black spots on	8
a web of silk	8
side of the leaf	7
it is evident that	7
just behind the head	7
till the following spring	7
the orbicular and reniform	7
hind wings are pale	7
the pale clouded yellow	7
a greater or lesser	7
met with in the	7
of the perfect insect	7
row of orange spots	7
the veins of the	7
as in the last	7
we have already observed	7
spots on the back	7
a great variety of	7
be found on plate	7
to feed upon the	7
is a very local	7
hatch from the egg	7
at the present time	7
is of a very	7
of many of the	7
that on the hind	7
the possession of a	7
if the weather is	7
eggs soon hatch into	7
when the insects are	7
the other members of	7
the structure of the	7
the moth flies from	7
have been brought about	7
both above and below	7
winter in the chrysalis	7
when i was a	7
so as to form	7
is common in all	7
during the latter month	7
upon the wing for	7
of the fact that	7
appears in july and	7
in the south and	7
one or more of	7
of each fore wing	7
such a way as	7
it is not so	7
of this family is	7
is of a pale	7
the caterpillars feed upon	7
shown in the accompanying	7
through the agency of	7
all parts of england	7
are shown on plate	7
in one of the	7
the same colour on	7
of a mimetic likeness	7
as in the male	7
the course of a	7
in front of the	7
the upper wing surface	7
toward the end of	7
common and widely distributed	7
flies in june and	7
along the inner margin	7
eggs are laid upon	7
white stripe on each	7
to feed on the	7
centre of the fore	7
on the twigs of	7
held in place by	7
such shelter as they	7
both fore and hind	7
with a dark line	7
in a great many	7
fences and tree trunks	7
it feeds on grasses	7
the butterfly is found	7
is a matter of	7
is very like the	7
lay their eggs on	7
moth may be seen	7
the side of a	7
a dark line on	7
parts of the country	7
that it is almost	7
end of the body	7
skin of the caterpillar	7
at a little distance	7
in the following may	7
on feeding experiments with	7
hybernates during the winter	7
one or other of	7
at one end of	7
on the front of	7
the trunks of trees	7
the male may be	7
may be found during	7
be met with in	7
is not to be	7
on the central area	7
on the stems of	7
there is no reason	7
the lower part of	7
the caterpillar is yellowish	7
quarter of an inch	7
one of the few	7
a white line on	7
of the larger moths	7
on the outer margins	7
caterpillar of this species	7
in parts of scotland	7
that it is difficult	7
the insect is at	7
and the isle of	7
upper side of this	7
be distinguished by the	7
surface of front wings	7
of the theory of	7
wings there is a	7
rest of the body	7
lower surface of each	7
from the point of	7
in the accompanying woodcut	7
as long as the	7
and that of the	7
in spite of the	7
and the young caterpillars	7
under side of both	7
the various species of	7
it has been stated	7
is very difficult to	7
and it has been	7
but it is not	7
orange spots on the	7
the borders of woods	7
a darker line along	7
the female is larger	7
the head is black	7
shown in the figure	7
there is a row	7
of the black spots	7
to the attacks of	7
the month of may	7
of this species in	7
in search of food	7
in the male is	7
the north of england	7
the species is found	7
it is better to	7
it hatches into a	7
change to chrysalids which	7
of these is the	7
the formation of a	7
the majority of the	7
feeds on the oak	7
as compared with the	7
there is a series	7
the females of the	7
it is by no	7
in other parts of	7
and the fact that	7
be found in abundance	7
in the southern counties	7
some of the more	7
all over the country	7
and those of the	7
series of black spots	7
months of the year	7
by a series of	7
chrysalis may be found	7
darker line along the	7
and there are two	7
of the most beautiful	7
so far as the	7
than those of the	7
spots on each hind	7
common in all parts	7
again in the spring	7
to those of the	7
the borders of the	7
lay eggs upon the	7
as far west as	7
trifolium pratense and t	7
end of the summer	7
orbicular and reniform spots	7
this family is the	7
is out in june	7
from the egg in	7
upon the violet leaves	7
small ph oe nix	7
the same time the	7
when not in use	7
of both sexes is	7
towards the tips of	7
and the markings are	7
the egg is laid	7
it is abundant in	7
as soon as possible	7
or more of the	7
one in a place	7
soon as it is	7
body of the caterpillar	7
across the middle of	7
one of the largest	7
on the flowers of	7
of the chrysalis is	7
to the conclusion that	7
parts of scotland and	7
will be seen that	7
in scotland and ireland	7
stripe on the back	7
is a black spot	6
set to work to	6
black on the upper	6
to the ground and	6
the exception of a	6
caterpillar may be found	6
and one of the	6
brought about by the	6
wings of this moth	6
the inside of the	6
in the fact that	6
but it must be	6
and is marked with	6
the front edge of	6
in the more northern	6
is of a dark	6
suspended by the tail	6
the black spots on	6
and is of a	6
of an inch in	6
in the development of	6
when full grown they	6
it is possible to	6
a broad band of	6
the outline of the	6
and its body is	6
a way as to	6
shown on the plate	6
three or four weeks	6
is to be looked	6
the large white butterfly	6
the arrangement of which	6
must be regarded as	6
the caterpillar is dull	6
spot near the middle	6
the form of a	6
line along the spiracles	6
of both pairs of	6
especially in the female	6
and in the female	6
the fore wings and	6
distinguished from the female	6
at the anal angle	6
is common in most	6
those of the male	6
in many of the	6
have been known to	6
may be seen flying	6
i am going to	6
throughout the greater part	6
this kind of work	6
eggs of this butterfly	6
of a leaf of	6
in much the same	6
the border of the	6
the present species is	6
the manner of a	6
for a day or	6
a second brood of	6
many of them are	6
the chrysalis in the	6
on the hind margin	6
and when full grown	6
in the size of	6
there is only one	6
parts of the kingdom	6
an hour or two	6
spots in white rings	6
for a week or	6
may be met with	6
in the morning they	6
pass the winter as	6
it would be a	6
the color of the	6
this part of the	6
lines on each side	6
history of the species	6
i tell you what	6
base of the fore	6
parts of its range	6
the chrysalis is very	6
it is time to	6
resembles that of the	6
from ocean to ocean	6
upper surface is a	6
in the wild state	6
there are a few	6
line along the middle	6
the points on the	6
every part of the	6
it would have been	6
some of the butterflies	6
side of the channel	6
the number of species	6
as one would expect	6
the speckled wood butterfly	6
the fringes are white	6
silvery spots on the	6
lay their eggs in	6
of the upper wing	6
her eggs on the	6
and marked with black	6
in the following spring	6
full grown in april	6
that of the other	6
the second and third	6
a drawing by mary	6
that i have seen	6
has been stated that	6
have been taken in	6
way out of the	6
of the three forms	6
about half an inch	6
front edge of the	6
of the butterfly is	6
it will be necessary	6
the movements of the	6
in the caterpillar state	6
to one of the	6
the south of scotland	6
the place of the	6
of the butterfly in	6
each egg hatches into	6
upper surface of all	6
it is well to	6
butterfly appears in may	6
but it seems to	6
attached by the tail	6
are of a dull	6
the large garden white	6
margin of both wings	6
under the cover of	6
moth flies in june	6
where its food plant	6
of the mimicry theory	6
the wing for several	6
and as soon as	6
base of the hind	6
of the discal cell	6
for a long time	6
black spot towards the	6
it is found throughout	6
and the other two	6
a form of female	6
i have found it	6
spots on the front	6
by the presence of	6
tips of the wings	6
its range extends to	6
this butterfly is one	6
be observed that the	6
flies in july and	6
from eggs laid by	6
of the british isles	6
lower part of the	6
feet from the ground	6
the earlier stages of	6
the manner of the	6
wing in july and	6
and the second in	6
in the larval state	6
the butterfly has been	6
is easy to see	6
the caterpillar is brownish	6
discal spot on the	6
laid in a cluster	6
from the female by	6
the length of the	6
the hind wings also	6
came to the conclusion	6
by a white line	6
are laid in july	6
on the outer half	6
a black discal spot	6
is very dark brown	6
to be distinguished from	6
in place of the	6
out in june and	6
are to be seen	6
as the result of	6
under the surface of	6
of this fine butterfly	6
the end of september	6
as the caterpillar matures	6
with a white line	6
with black on the	6
the pleasure of seeing	6
other members of the	6
the presence of the	6
almost sure to be	6
dark line on the	6
such as those of	6
of which there are	6
now come to a	6
and it will be	6
area of the hind	6
in southern new england	6
on the costal margin	6
side of this butterfly	6
the black markings on	6
the top of a	6
in the perfect state	6
of the back and	6
is not by any	6
the back of each	6
the dark green fritillary	6
on the front wings	6
in a way to	6
of caterpillar and chrysalis	6
butterfly is to be	6
in the air and	6
in favour of the	6
lines along the back	6
of all our butterflies	6
some idea of the	6
reason to suppose that	6
of the same wings	6
surface of the soil	6
with a piece of	6
will be seen from	6
the attention of the	6
may be obtained by	6
wing for several weeks	6
a glance at the	6
so closely resembles the	6
of a very pale	6
when it changes to	6
will be necessary to	6
changes to the chrysalis	6
of the way in	6
are two broods of	6
and it has a	6
is to be seen	6
of the inner margin	6
of the british islands	6
the thorax and the	6
species of the family	6
may be known by	6
the establishing of a	6
it has been reported	6
till the end of	6
wings are brownish grey	6
and it is not	6
the species is widely	6
centre of the front	6
there may be a	6
wings are greyish brown	6
the root of the	6
at once to the	6
and change to chrysalids	6
are among the most	6
soon as possible after	6
it has been observed	6
its colour is a	6
of the wing is	6
this butterfly has been	6
with that of the	6
wings in the male	6
the food of the	6
hind wings are of	6
on the basal area	6
part of the body	6
history of this butterfly	6
to do is to	6
the best way to	6
found in june and	6
some of them are	6
on the head and	6
what is the matter	6
is marked with a	6
the caterpillar is full	6
we come to the	6
belongs to the family	6
there is a distinct	6
of the purple emperor	6
on the upper wing	6
so far as i	6
is fully grown in	6
a little of the	6
what do you think	6
then change to chrysalids	6
about two weeks later	6
in the matter of	6
central and southern europe	6
appear on the wing	6
of the species of	6
should be looked for	6
much larger than the	6
it often happens that	6
drop to the ground	6
close to the ground	6
abundant and widely distributed	6
and is found in	6
i have seen it	6
upper and under sides	6
on the end of	6
the early stages are	6
and this may be	6
of the future butterfly	6
of any of the	6
the perfect insect flies	6
of all the british	6
the apex of the	6
the relative proportions of	6
some of which are	6
of the southern counties	6
of black spots in	6
to the bottom of	6
species are to be	6
various members of the	6
is not likely to	6
the hind wings the	6
much the same as	6
as soon as they	6
hind wings are greyish	6
the upper and under	6
may be found feeding	6
in the male than	6
the difference between the	6
as far south as	6
it has a number	6
may be described as	6
in the formation of	6
black spots in white	6
that it may be	6
those of the other	6
about a week after	6
the south and south	6
in a short time	6
change to chrysalids in	6
the butterflies appear in	6
are of a pale	6
upper surface of this	6
drawing by mary e	6
points on the body	5
the marking of the	5
with various shades of	5
a number of moths	5
pages of coloured illusts	5
in a few localities	5
or less suffused with	5
these butterflies lay eggs	5
the twigs of the	5
on the coast of	5
the point of the	5
for in june and	5
it feeds on oak	5
be known by the	5
the yearly history of	5
that is to say	5
found on the wing	5
in the other two	5
may be seen at	5
from each of which	5
the spring form of	5
far north as the	5
a close resemblance to	5
food of the caterpillar	5
of this butterfly are	5
is a common moth	5
when the butterflies are	5
on one of the	5
round the outer margin	5
feeds in the autumn	5
and is widely distributed	5
angles to the wing	5
and the under surface	5
is found on the	5
what do you say	5
like a piece of	5
and there are no	5
may be found at	5
a wide range of	5
when full grown the	5
live through the winter	5
centre of the back	5
appearing on the wing	5
margin of the front	5
among which may be	5
from the bulk of	5
easily known by the	5
two or three years	5
a state of nature	5
the chrysalis is brown	5
cell of the fore	5
the life of a	5
roof of the cabin	5
it is called the	5
bordered on each side	5
fore wings are of	5
the roof of the	5
is perhaps the most	5
it will be well	5
soon hatches into a	5
down the centre of	5
the outer edge of	5
a hole in a	5
you are on the	5
the tip of each	5
a knowledge of the	5
spring form of the	5
is somewhat similar to	5
forms of female are	5
in april or may	5
upon the green tissues	5
the united states and	5
be seen from the	5
one is likely to	5
part of the world	5
the egg is pale	5
which may be mentioned	5
or they may be	5
it also occurs in	5
which we have already	5
border on the outer	5
the commonest of all	5
on the hind margins	5
its hind legs and	5
to emerge as butterflies	5
clover and lucerne fields	5
commonly known as the	5
tip of each fore	5
food plants are the	5
than a week later	5
surface is of a	5
that the eggs are	5
is shown in the	5
it is interesting to	5
the weather is mild	5
the female is a	5
in the female the	5
june and again in	5
surface of the leaves	5
the insects are at	5
crevices of the bark	5
is supposed to be	5
it feeds in june	5
our knowledge of the	5
if you wish to	5
is of a bright	5
butterflies are to be	5
and may often be	5
about to change to	5
moth is very common	5
its body is covered	5
the bark of a	5
be regarded as the	5
is of a dingy	5
in ireland it is	5
of the front pair	5
by means of the	5
middle of the inner	5
side of the back	5
look as if they	5
they appear to be	5
the three forms of	5
butterfly may be found	5
it is much more	5
paisley method of setting	5
i have read that	5
which may be seen	5
are found to be	5
changing to the chrysalis	5
will be seen on	5
feeds on various species	5
there is a broad	5
and the eggs are	5
and the body is	5
into caterpillars that feed	5
wings are tinged with	5
way in which the	5
distinct from that of	5
a large part of	5
as well as a	5
white spots on each	5
the number of broods	5
has a row of	5
on a piece of	5
care must be taken	5
remains in this condition	5
margin of each front	5
markings of the wings	5
be regarded as a	5
on board the yacht	5
in search of the	5
is much like that	5
of the caterpillars of	5
it is a strong	5
the case of many	5
be able to get	5
outer margin of both	5
darker line down the	5
similar to the last	5
downs of the south	5
more likely to be	5
appearance of this butterfly	5
the change from the	5
just in front of	5
the moth appears in	5
in most parts of	5
the proportion of dominants	5
is very variable in	5
area of the wings	5
of the species in	5
two broods of the	5
it is represented by	5
in a cluster on	5
early in the spring	5
hind wings there is	5
it is sometimes called	5
and that it is	5
as soon as she	5
hatches into a small	5
seem to have been	5
if it does not	5
must not be supposed	5
so characteristic of the	5
this moth is very	5
the female is much	5
its head quarters are	5
all the wings of	5
a white stripe on	5
from side to side	5
are said to be	5
to be found on	5
the leaves of trees	5
is full fed in	5
during april and may	5
i thought you would	5
the wing during june	5
is confined to the	5
these eggs hatch into	5
the wing in june	5
a good plan to	5
the time of the	5
border of the hind	5
but it does not	5
is a very pretty	5
a number of these	5
very variable in colour	5
known to occur in	5
middle of the fore	5
the latter sex is	5
been brought about by	5
central area of the	5
the members of the	5
before the end of	5
a strong resemblance to	5
more or less suffused	5
in england and wales	5
their eggs on the	5
white or imported cabbage	5
and is said to	5
caterpillar is very variable	5
the hind margin is	5
of the wings and	5
a study of the	5
is by far the	5
expansion of the wings	5
its resemblance to the	5
appears on the wing	5
a friend of mine	5
spotted and striped with	5
a leaf of the	5
after the egg is	5
little more than a	5
side of the head	5
outer angle of each	5
with a darker tint	5
dots on the back	5
far north as new	5
called on account of	5
one of the ladies	5
the head and thorax	5
in the autumn on	5
between the finger and	5
which there is a	5
in the same locality	5
at the head of	5
on the one hand	5
the case of a	5
the leaves or stems	5
fore wings may be	5
become full grown in	5
a butterfly or moth	5
caterpillar is full grown	5
summer brood of butterflies	5
the caterpillar to the	5
from april to august	5
the cocoon of the	5
for one of the	5
the same way that	5
the fore wings also	5
after a short time	5
of one of these	5
band beyond the middle	5
will enable you to	5
may be expected to	5
with the result that	5
the chrysalis is green	5
in a few weeks	5
the caterpillars feed on	5
insects are at rest	5
web of silk upon	5
and a half long	5
the egg is at	5
the petals of the	5
feeds on the common	5
middle of the hind	5
in order to make	5
male of this species	5
that it has been	5
surface of the earth	5
of a dark brown	5
is only necessary to	5
by its small size	5
that of the male	5
a week or more	5
is similar to that	5
margin of each wing	5
let us suppose that	5
brought about through the	5
so called on account	5
rows of black spots	5
hours of the day	5
in addition to these	5
the interior of the	5
each front wing near	5
has been known to	5
begins feeding upon the	5
not appear to be	5
in march and april	5
in this condition until	5
there is a good	5
you are sure to	5
case of papilio polytes	5
of various shades of	5
the month of july	5
black spot in the	5
the production of the	5
for a few days	5
of an inch thick	5
the caterpillar hatches out	5
had the pleasure of	5
in the south it	5
at least as far	5
to be found at	5
female of this species	5
in the autumn of	5
in a general way	5
and as it was	5
i have seen them	5
figures of caterpillar and	5
have the habit of	5
may be able to	5
contains only four british	5
a week or so	5
yellow spots on the	5
two pairs of claspers	5
so common as the	5
the remainder of the	5
have also been found	5
end of the cell	5
and one or two	5
establishing of a mimetic	5
ring of the body	5
become acquainted with their	5
each of the segments	5
as if it had	5
its range extends into	5
m and mimetics in	5
and lay their eggs	5
wings are bordered with	5
more or less in	5
in such a case	5
a butterfly at rest	5
middle of each front	5
both in colour and	5
on the chalk downs	5
the black spots are	5
of the moth are	5
on either side of	5
upon the aster leaves	5
upper side of a	5
there is a small	5
both surfaces of the	5
butterfly figured on plate	5
to the way in	5
i am indebted to	5
when at last the	5
the fore wings may	5
across the expanded wings	5
the case of those	5
of silver spots on	5
to which it belongs	5
readily distinguished by the	5
end of the discal	5
in some cases the	5
are laid upon the	5
seems to be the	5
their way to the	5
of this insect are	5
the foot of the	5
the wings in the	5
towards the anal angle	5
root of the wing	5
this moth is not	5
from the top of	5
by some of the	5
will be well to	5
the tissues of the	5
is very widely distributed	5
these eggs soon hatch	5
this little butterfly is	5
there is generally a	5
did not know that	5
emerges from the chrysalis	5
to a greater or	5
and colour of the	5
farther south there are	5
members of the family	5
less than a week	5
quarters of an inch	5
the first thing to	5
of a pale green	5
arranged as shown in	5
but there is no	5
white lines on the	5
when the butterfly is	5
the use of a	5
of these insects are	5
the caterpillars do not	5
they lay their eggs	5
the most beautiful of	5
condition until the following	5
angle of the fore	5
on which they rest	5
to be found upon	5
the centre of each	5
of the insect is	5
side of both sexes	5
be more or less	5
that it is impossible	5
to be no reason	5
butterfly is figured on	5
white markings on the	5
they are of a	5
markings on the upper	5
a matter of fact	5
on the south coast	5
in addition to this	5
may be obtained in	5
that a large proportion	5
is not the case	5
is no doubt that	5
it feeds during august	5
feed upon the green	5
it is not impossible	5
the end of its	5
a pair of horns	5
if it were not	5
but we must now	5
parts of the body	5
of a mimetic resemblance	5
to be regarded as	5
rays of the sun	5
hind wings are smoky	5
and a number of	5
middle of the front	5
during the winter months	5
many parts of the	5
expect to meet with	5
the insertion of the	5
in the male and	5
with a white stripe	5
a loop of silk	5
females that have hybernated	5
bands on the fore	5
is due to the	5
of the males are	5
whole of the united	5
the case of papilio	5
on the first ring	5
southern counties of england	5
it is only necessary	5
are popularly known as	5
in a vertical position	5
plate on the second	5
markings of the under	5
among the dead leaves	5
the antennae of the	5
to such an extent	5
when its wings are	5
spots of the hind	5
there is a pale	5
up and down the	5
a few days after	5
of the wings in	5
and the insect is	5
have no difficulty in	5
stripes along the sides	5
spring and early summer	5
from july to september	5
each of the three	5
shown in the illustration	5
a light silken cocoon	5
we have seen that	5
as the end of	5
between this and the	5
of the rocky mountains	5
the leaves of violets	5
there is at least	5
at the bases of	5
is probable that the	5
it is fully grown	5
laid by a female	5
black spot on the	5
but it may be	5
is covered with a	5
it passes the winter	5
the eggs were laid	5
wings of the female	5
or imported cabbage butterfly	5
the hind wings and	5
the figures of caterpillar	5
like that of a	5
the pupa or chrysalis	5
of the present species	5
to have been taken	5
upper surface is of	5
beecroft see page the	5
and many other low	5
for it is a	5
in so far as	5
it is ready to	5
and in this respect	5
is common in many	5
with a dark brown	5
different from that of	5
of the lobster moth	5
the central area of	5
the first brood appearing	5
which are more or	5
by no means a	5
life history of the	5
in the vicinity of	5
the end of this	5
that it can be	5
in may and again	5
be seen in the	5
fore wings are ochreous	5
the capture of a	5
edge of the wing	5
one or two of	5
the chrysalis state in	5
from may to september	5
or two of the	5
and the other in	5
so far as is	5
the first pair of	5
such a manner that	5
the cover of a	5
on the theory of	5
the early part of	5
and is covered with	5
in the habit of	5
and various fruit trees	5
and is fully grown	5
flies during june and	5
the meadow brown butterfly	5
and it is probable	5
with more or less	5
be searched for in	5
to china and japan	5
for the loan of	5
there are also two	5
a very common moth	5
a dark brown colour	5
full grown in may	5
its small size and	5
both of which are	5
had it not been	5
on which it is	5
front wing near the	5
egg is at first	5
will be able to	5
how is it that	5
throughout england and wales	5
of which is a	5
not be supposed that	5
the caterpillar and the	5
that of the caterpillar	5
the wings are closed	5
in the same localities	5
to the conditions of	5
may and again in	5
shape of the wings	5
when fully grown it	5
and in the latter	5
in september and october	5
they are in the	5
up to the light	5
moth flies in july	5
they went into the	5
of the leaf and	5
the figure of the	5
similar to those of	5
lower surface of the	5
as to form a	5
known by its small	5
one of the first	5
it is not likely	5
it flies in may	5
of the costal margin	5
to distinguish between the	5
most of the species	5
by females that have	5
laid on the leaves	5
before the caterpillar hatches	5
this butterfly is very	5
along the margin of	5
you are likely to	5
to be on the	5
eggs laid by a	5
may be readily distinguished	5
bark of a tree	5
a series of white	5
ground colour of this	5
of which there is	5
are much larger than	4
among the roots of	4
claws of its hind	4
takes place in the	4
towards the base of	4
chrysalis in a light	4
that it is only	4
the most beautiful and	4
may be found from	4
in this species is	4
black on the back	4
a darker line down	4
colour of the hind	4
it is very difficult	4
in the following manner	4
what is known as	4
of the next species	4
it is absolutely necessary	4
for it in the	4
coming from the chrysalis	4
are by no means	4
in the spring it	4
with a narrow black	4
is on the under	4
to the hind wings	4
butterfly seems to be	4
this seems to be	4
the wing in the	4
that it would be	4
was known as the	4
about an inch long	4
on the body are	4
be found at the	4
in about a week	4
in structure and habits	4
of the caterpillar and	4
in this way is	4
from the last species	4
attain the perfect state	4
angles of the hind	4
in an upright position	4
of the new form	4
all the wings have	4
edged with black on	4
eggs are laid singly	4
plants of the caterpillar	4
been taken on the	4
and the under side	4
and is full fed	4
the males are pectinated	4
that of the monarch	4
of total of total	4
egg is of a	4
one of each sex	4
in which the butterfly	4
of the field people	4
other of our native	4
it not been for	4
its range extends through	4
and other plants of	4
will do well to	4
hybernates through the winter	4
may be dug out	4
in spring and early	4
wing during june and	4
all stages of the	4
that they do not	4
regarded as a mimic	4
is found in a	4
middle of the under	4
a black spot on	4
the margins of the	4
with which they are	4
south there are probably	4
male and female of	4
woods of the southern	4
under side is a	4
wing from june to	4
during the long ages	4
of their food plant	4
the presence of a	4
there are two other	4
are you going to	4
the caterpillar feeds in	4
wings are yellowish brown	4
as they can find	4
it is a good	4
it would seem that	4
some parts of the	4
eighth of an inch	4
be beaten from the	4
notched on the crown	4
the front wings and	4
on the basal half	4
this is by far	4
the chrysalis of the	4
is to make a	4
hibernates as an adult	4
with a yellow line	4
with the setting needle	4
did you ever see	4
would like to have	4
a few localities in	4
surface of hind wings	4
laid in july on	4
chrysalis is of the	4
are long and slender	4
and it is only	4
common in the south	4
is a good example	4
colour of the fore	4
is the fact that	4
part of the plant	4
bears a striking resemblance	4
there can be no	4
with four eggs in	4
it used to be	4
of two or more	4
may and june on	4
chrysalis is short and	4
it is supposed that	4
and the presence of	4
may be made to	4
they then change to	4
with a greenish tinge	4
specimens of this species	4
the same size as	4
belonging to the genus	4
found in most of	4
will serve to show	4
the effect of a	4
now come to the	4
between them and the	4
and dick and jimmy	4
the first of which	4
is the only one	4
by means of which	4
a way that the	4
leaves of the common	4
there is yet another	4
the figures of the	4
greater part of europe	4
is a very common	4
with all your might	4
and if they are	4
be found feeding on	4
the under side there	4
found in july and	4
ring behind the head	4
up to the mark	4
than an inch long	4
to have been brought	4
species belong to the	4
leaves or stems of	4
in this part of	4
feeds throughout the winter	4
those of the female	4
but there are no	4
series of seven beyond	4
and you will see	4
tip of the wing	4
rows of silver spots	4
this species in the	4
parts of the british	4
remarkable resemblance to the	4
number of the caterpillars	4
natural selection in the	4
is one of our	4
the case with so	4
it feeds in may	4
along the centre of	4
best plan is to	4
of the rest of	4
is much the same	4
the egg is of	4
middle of the costa	4
across the fore wings	4
on the inner side	4
to be of a	4
the habits of the	4
it is out in	4
difference between the two	4
the chalk downs of	4
a week after the	4
between it and the	4
to suppose that they	4
do you like butter	4
it is significant that	4
it is full fed	4
scales on the basal	4
appears to have been	4
in this species the	4
as if they had	4
quite out of the	4
laid upon the leaves	4
inner angle of the	4
the female may be	4
seen by reference to	4
spot near the anal	4
on the wings are	4
from which it has	4
the winter in some	4
blotch at the tip	4
the male and the	4
in which there is	4
a bit of butter	4
would seem to be	4
and there is also	4
on the setting board	4
while those of the	4
butterfly is out from	4
that it is often	4
the markings are black	4
account of the life	4
is found throughout the	4
is said to feed	4
this is essentially a	4
of the vapourer moth	4
the parts of the	4
in the following june	4
the beautiful china mark	4
of the dark green	4
of a series of	4
a remarkable resemblance to	4
to a silken carpet	4
asia to china and	4
serves as a model	4
fore wings are brown	4
the female is usually	4
to do with the	4
out of their hiding	4
over the surface of	4
the front end of	4
the hooked claws of	4
of the summer brood	4
form from which it	4
as one of the	4
by no means so	4
the whole surface is	4
the white or imported	4
to find that the	4
from day to day	4
take the place of	4
is common in the	4
the front wing is	4
the caterpillar feeds during	4
of the former are	4
localities in the south	4
turned out to be	4
is very abundant in	4
belongs to the same	4
seems to be no	4
to be found only	4
that of the small	4
absence of the black	4
the advantage of being	4
of which are the	4
they were in a	4
the rain had ceased	4
from which it sprang	4
been met with in	4
the gradual accumulation of	4
shown on plate i	4
the whole of europe	4
where it has been	4
it has a very	4
general colour of the	4
of a pair of	4
the fore wings there	4
in almost every part	4
full fed in june	4
wings are fully expanded	4
of the female is	4
appears to be a	4
and many of the	4
male and the other	4
on some of the	4
the more southern states	4
flies during july and	4
male has a black	4
have been able to	4
in spite of their	4
europe and northern asia	4
the moth flies during	4
that many of the	4
at the extremities of	4
change to the pupa	4
a little later the	4
it is generally distributed	4
of trees and shrubs	4
first brood appearing in	4
of the body and	4
changes to a pupa	4
of the upper wings	4
and various low plants	4
are of the same	4
as the case may	4
of one or two	4
for a few seconds	4
nearly so common as	4
in certain localities in	4
of the clouded yellow	4
and a yellow line	4
as many of the	4
they are full grown	4
short time on the	4
it to be the	4
large number of the	4
on which he had	4
general resemblance to the	4
they change to the	4
to see that the	4
the front margin of	4
the top of this	4
was at one time	4
found in the same	4
of in relation to	4
the total number of	4
some of these are	4
arrangement of which may	4
too much of the	4
and a silken loop	4
with a light line	4
found in north america	4
in a way that	4
the caterpillar is light	4
and during the latter	4
one of the smallest	4
feeds on various grasses	4
the chief work of	4
the agency of natural	4
its food plant and	4
of the following may	4
on the roof of	4
the waters of the	4
those in search of	4
parts of england and	4
is clothed with short	4
have arisen through the	4
at one time it	4
the only one that	4
it is in the	4
it was a very	4
dots on the outer	4
of the species that	4
of the most striking	4
only a few of	4
of the same family	4
the two species are	4
this moth may be	4
variation in this species	4
surface of the body	4
the fore wings has	4
both sexes is similar	4
be on the wing	4
seems to have a	4
wings there are two	4
a similar way the	4
be readily distinguished by	4
marked with black and	4
after the third moult	4
much the same way	4
the outer area of	4
on the tip of	4
it may often be	4
centre of the hind	4
margin of each hind	4
of the different forms	4
orange band on the	4
on the shores of	4
frank and jimmy were	4
are referable to var	4
stroke of the net	4
surface of both pairs	4
one of the rarest	4
during his first season	4
the common name of	4
seem to be the	4
of its range there	4
a specimen of this	4
and some of them	4
it is advisable to	4
outer margins of the	4
feeds on the blackthorn	4
it is represented in	4
he found that the	4
none the worse for	4
under surface of hind	4
be seen flying in	4
of the species is	4
almost every part of	4
the laying of the	4
of the second segment	4
appear to be the	4
centre of each wing	4
spot on the front	4
widely distributed in england	4
the case may be	4
butterflies on the wing	4
it may be well	4
fore wing of the	4
over practically the whole	4
hooked claws of its	4
either scotland or ireland	4
a striking resemblance to	4
on each side by	4
as well as with	4
there is a very	4
often happens that the	4
the middle of april	4
broods of this butterfly	4
it flies in july	4
week or so later	4
not nearly so common	4
in the discal cell	4
of view of mimicry	4
is sometimes called the	4
see that you have	4
they are fully grown	4
common objects of the	4
there is a darker	4
at the back of	4
the imitators are always	4
it is able to	4
the southern part of	4
the butterfly figured on	4
back of each segment	4
i will show you	4
it is the only	4
what are you going	4
while its wings expand	4
looked upon as the	4
the outer margins of	4
there are at least	4
different from those of	4
other species of the	4
edge of a leaf	4
is distinguished by the	4
in the side of	4
in the more southern	4
larger than her mate	4
stripes on the sides	4
egg soon hatches into	4
having a row of	4
that there is a	4
much reduced in size	4
eggs singly upon the	4
the heart and dart	4
a little later they	4
is a good deal	4
only four british species	4
that of the next	4
some of the scales	4
northern asia to amurland	4
that of any of	4
the second brood of	4
by no means an	4
of these butterflies have	4
to the great order	4
outer area of the	4
after the fashion of	4
deposit their eggs upon	4
the eyes of the	4
i have seen the	4
in the evolution of	4
along the back of	4
the sense of smell	4
eggs laid by the	4
surface of all wings	4
that betsy butterfly was	4
are to be obtained	4
which it was born	4
so far as it	4
many parts of england	4
found feeding on the	4
most likely to be	4
the green tissues of	4
middle of the costal	4
same way that the	4
a few weeks before	4
a piece of the	4
about a week later	4
change to a chrysalis	4
if you intend to	4
of our common butterflies	4
butterfly is found in	4
broods in the year	4
in this way you	4
whole of the summer	4
and the northern states	4
the egg to the	4
in the number of	4
butterfly is common in	4
burrow into the soil	4
orange spots near the	4
is easily recognized by	4
falls to the ground	4
close general resemblance to	4
to the nature of	4
rose in the air	4
and has been recorded	4
that it is more	4
widely distributed throughout england	4
it was a large	4
that the imitators are	4
in a specimen was	4
the wings have a	4
the fact that a	4
there is such a	4
is not of much	4
is very common and	4
the foot of a	4
male than in the	4
group to which it	4
is remarkable for the	4
the cause of it	4
from place to place	4
a row of small	4
life of a fern	4
and august are the	4
a hump on the	4
together with silken threads	4
the divisions between the	4
the perfect insects have	4
of black dots on	4
the appearance of this	4
of orange spots on	4
they remain upon the	4
models for oriental butterflies	4
those of the large	4
one end of it	4
the under side has	4
it feeds in the	4
it were not for	4
the chrysalis is described	4
appears to be the	4
the great purple hair	4
have been found in	4
be seen that the	4
of the perfect butterfly	4
on the twelfth segment	4
side of the leaves	4
the most abundant of	4
plant of the caterpillar	4
is further distinguished by	4
is of a beautiful	4
it is not difficult	4
the small tortoiseshell butterfly	4
at a distance of	4
it has been recorded	4
the larva may be	4
the fore wing of	4
about half a dozen	4
would like to know	4
outer half of the	4
a foot or two	4
clearwing of the poplar	4
two broods of this	4
we now arrive at	4
four eggs in it	4
of such a size	4
many of the species	4
the two species of	4
the butterfly is likely	4
woods of the south	4
let us have a	4
is represented by the	4
broods of the butterfly	4
is the commonest of	4
at the beginning of	4
must be taken not	4
the butterfly is common	4
as on the upper	4
it is more abundant	4
of the southern and	4
to change to chrysalids	4
in terms of natural	4
the early stages of	4
expanse inch or less	4
districts of the south	4