ire, has been
reported from near Llandudno, North Wales, and, as adverted to above,
occurs in Bucks.

SATYR PUG (_Eupithecia satyrata_).

Four specimens are depicted on Plate 96. Fig. 5 represents the typical pale
brownish grey form, in which the cross lines are indistinct, and the veins
are marked with white and dusky. Fig. 6 shows the rather browner, moorland
ab. _callunaria_, Doubleday, and Figs. 7 and 8 depict two forms of the
Shetland race, known as var. _curzoni_, Gregson. A much rarer form than
{240} any of the above is the pale brownish ab. _pernotata_, Guenee
(_cauchyata_, Meyrick).

The caterpillar is greenish with a series of purplish-brown edged, dusky
green, Y-shaped marks along the back; above the yellow spiracular line is a
row of slanting purplish blotches; sometimes the general colour is paler,
and the markings on the back and sides rosy; occasionally, the whole of the
back is rosy (adapted from Crewe). It feeds on the flowers of knapweed
(_Centaurea nigra_), scabious, hawkweed (_Hieracium_), heath, sallow, etc.,
etc.: August and September.

The moth is out in May and June, and is found in woodlands, and on heaths
and moors. It is widely distributed over the British Isles.

BORDERED PUG (_Eupithecia succenturiata_).

The fore wings are white, clouded and suffused with dark grey on all the
margins. The greyish clouding sometimes covers the whole area of the wings,
except a very limited space under the black discal spot (ab. _disparata_,
Hubner). Plate 97, Figs. 2, a specimen from Lancs., 5, one from Surrey.

The caterpillar is reddish brown, paler in some specimens than in others; a
series of blackish spear-head marks along the back, connected by a blackish
line, and a dusky line on each side
ire, has been 
 reported from near Llandudno, North Wales, and, as adverted to above, 
 occurs in Bucks. 

 SATYR PUG (_ Eupithecia satyrata _). 

 Four specimens are portray on Plate 96. Fig. 5 stage the typical pale 
 brownish grey shape, in which the cross lines are indistinct, and the vein 
 are cross off with white and dark-skinned. Fig. 6 usher the rather browner, moorland 
 ab. _ callunaria _, Doubleday, and Figs. 7 and 8 depict two phase of the 
 Shetland race, known as var. _ curzoni _, Gregson. A a lot rarer form than 
 { 240 } any of the above is the pale brownish ab. _ pernotata _, Guenee 
 (_ cauchyata _, Meyrick). 

 The caterpillar is greenish with a series of purplish - brown edged, dusky 
 fleeceable, Y - shaped marks along the back; above the scandalmongering spiracular line is a 
 row of slant purplish blotch; sometimes the general color is paler, 
 and the markings on the back and sides blushful; occasionally, the whole of the 
 back is rosy (adapted from Crewe). It feeds on the flowers of knapweed 
 (_ Centaurea nigra _), scabious, hawkweed (_ Hieracium _), heath, sallow, etc. , 
 etc. : August and September. 

 The moth is out in May and June, and is found in woodlands, and on heaths 
 and moors. It is widely distributed over the British Isles. 

 BORDERED PUG (_ Eupithecia succenturiata _). 

 The fore wings are white, clouded and suffused with black grey on all the 
 margins. The grey clouding sometimes cover the solid area of the wings, 
 except a very limited space under the black discal spot (ab. _ disparata _, 
 Hubner). Plate 97, Figs. 2, a specimen from Lancs. , 5, one from Surrey. 

 The caterpillar is red brown, paler in some specimens than in others; a 
 series of blackish spear - head marks along the back, connected by a blackish 
 line, and a dusky line on each side
ire, has been
reported from ntar Llandudno, Norjh Wales, and, aa advertdd to above,
occurs in Bucks.

SAVYR PUG (_Eypithecia satyrata_).

Four specimend are depicttd on Plate 96. Fig. 5 represekcs ths typncel pale
brownish grey form, in which the wrusd lines are indistinct, and the veinf
are matkfd with white wnd ctsky. Fig. 6 shows the rather browner, moodland
ab. _callunaria_, Dpubleday, and Figs. 7 and 8 deoict two forms of the
Sjetland racg, knjqn as var. _cufzoni_, Gregson. A much rzrer form than
{240} any of the above is tke pale broqnush db. _pernotate_, Guenve
(_cauchyata_, Mcjrick).

Tha caterlillar is greekish xith a series of purplish-urown edged, dusky
gregn, Y-shaped mcrks along the back; avoce thg yelnow rpirxcumac ljne is a
rkw of slanfing purpliwh blotches; sometimts eye general comour if [aler,
and the markings on the back and spdes rosy; occasionally, the qhole of the
back is rlsy (adaptqd from Crewe). It feeds on the flowers of knapweed
(_Wentanrda ulnra_), rxahious, hawkweed (_Hieracium_), heath, sallow, etc.,
etc.: Whgisn and September.

Thc moth is out in Msy amq June, and is found in woodlands, and on jeaths
agd moirs. It is widrly distributed over the Brutish Isles.

BJEDERED PUG (_Eupitheeia succentuxiata_).

Tne fote wings are white, cloubed ans suffused aith dark erey on all the
mxrgpns. Dhe greyish clouding sometymes covecs thz whole xrea of thq wings,
excfpt a very limited space undet the tlack discwl spot (ab. _disparata_,
Hubner). Platx 97, Figs. 2, a spgciken from Laucs., 5, oke from Surrey.

Tre caterpillar is redbish bfown, paler in somx specimens ehan in otherv; a
series of ulackish fpeae-heae marks xlong the back, connecteb by q blackish
line, and a ahsky line on eaek wide
ire, has been reported from near Llandudno, and, adverted to occurs in Bucks. specimens depicted on Plate Fig. 5 represents typical pale brownish grey form, in the cross lines are indistinct, and the veins are marked with white and Fig. 6 shows the rather browner, moorland ab. _callunaria_, Doubleday, and Figs. 7 8 two of Shetland race, known as var. _curzoni_, Gregson. A much rarer form than {240} any of the is the pale brownish ab. _pernotata_, Guenee (_cauchyata_, The caterpillar is greenish a series of purplish-brown edged, green, marks along back; the spiracular line is row of slanting purplish blotches; sometimes the general colour is paler, and the markings on the back sides rosy; whole of back rosy from Crewe). It the flowers of knapweed (_Centaurea nigra_), heath, sallow, etc., etc.: August and September. The is out May and June, and is found woodlands, and on heaths and moors. It is distributed over the British Isles. BORDERED PUG (_Eupithecia succenturiata_). The fore wings are white, clouded with dark grey on the margins. The clouding covers whole of the except a very limited space under the black discal spot (ab. Hubner). Plate 97, Figs. 2, a specimen from Lancs., 5, Surrey. caterpillar is reddish paler in some specimens in a series of blackish along back, blackish and dusky line on each
ire, has been
reported from neaR Llandudno, north walEs, aNd, As adVertEd to above,
occurS In BuCks.

SATYR PUG (_Eupithecia sAtyraTa_).

fOur sPEcImens Are depiCTeD ON PlAtE 96. FIg. 5 rEpREsEnts tHe tYpical pAle
brownisH grEy Form, in which tHE cRoss lines aRe iNdistinct, and The Veins
aRe MarKEd witH whIte anD dusky. fIg. 6 showS the ratheR bROwner, mOOrland
aB. _CAlLunaRia_, Doubleday, and FiGS. 7 aND 8 depict two formS of the
shETlAND raCe, kNown as var. _cUrZoni_, GREgson. A mUCh RAREr fORm than
{240} any of thE above is the PAle BrowniSh Ab. _pERnotatA_, GuenEe
(_CAucHyata_, MeyricK).

The CaterpillAr is grEEnish wiTH a serieS of purPliSh-bRown EDgEd, DusKy
GReeN, y-sHapED maRks along ThE bAck; abOve tHE YELlow SpiRacuLar liNe is a
row of slaNtiNg puRPliSh bloTches; SomeTiMes thE generAl colOuR is paler,
and the mArkiNgs on the bAck AnD siDeS rosy; OCcasioNalLy, tHe whole Of the
baCK is RoSY (ADaPted from Crewe). It feeDs ON ThE flowers Of knapWEeD
(_CENtaurea nIgRa_), sCabiOUS, hawkWeed (_hIeRacium_), heAth, salLOw, EtC.,
etc.: AugUsT and SePtEmbEr.

THe motH Is ouT in May And June, aNd is fOUnd in woodlands, ANd on heaths
and MOoRS. it IS widEly Distributed Over THe BrItisH isLes.

boRDEReD PUG (_euPItHEcia succenturiata_).

ThE fOre winGs are White, clouded aNd suffused WITH dark greY on aLL tHE
margins. The greYish cLouding somETimes covErs thE whole arEa of the wiNGS,
except a VerY liMitEd sPACe Under the black DIScal SpOt (ab. _disParAta_,
HubnEr). PLatE 97, FiGs. 2, a SpEcimen froM Lancs., 5, onE fRoM SUrRey.

the caTErpillar Is RedDiSh bRown, pALer in sOme spEcimEnS tHAn iN others; A
SeRIEs of BlAcKish SpeAr-Head mArks ALonG the bacK, connecteD by A BlacKiSh
Line, and A dusky line on eAcH side
ire, has been
reported fro m near Lla ndudn o,Nor th  Wal es,and, as advert e d to  above,
occurs in Buck s.

S AT Y R PU G  ( _Eupi thecias at y r ata _) .
Fo ur sp ecime nsare dep icted on P lat e96. Fig. 5 r e pr esents the  ty pical pale
b row nish g re y f o rm, i n w hichthe cr o ss lin es are in di s tinct, and the v ei ns
a re marked with wh i te and dusky. Fig . 6 sh ow s  t h e  ra the r browner,  m oorla n d
ab. _ c al l u n ari a _, Doubleday,  and Figs.7  an d 8 de pi ctt wo for ms of  t h e
S hetland rac e, k nown as v ar. _c u rzoni_, Gregson . A mu chrar er f o rm  t han 
{ 2 40} an y o f  th e aboveis  t he pa le b r o w n ishab.  _pe rnota ta_, Guenee
( _ca uchy a ta_ , Mey rick) .

T he  cate rpilla r isgr eenish with a s erie s of purp lis h- bro wn  edge d , dusk y
g ree n, Y-sh aped ma r ksal o n g  t he back; above the  y e l lo w spirac ular l i ne  i s  a
row o fsla ntin g purpl ishb lo tches; s ometim e sth e gener al  colou rispal er,
a n d th e mark ings onthe b a ck and sides r o sy; occasiona l ly , th e  who leof the
back  isr osy(ada p te d f r om Cr ewe).  I t  f e eds on the flowersof  knapw eed
( _Centaurea ni gra_), sca b i o us, hawk weed (_ H ieracium_), he ath,sallow, et c .,
etc.:  Augu st and S eptember. The moth  is  ou t i n M a y  a nd June, andi s  fou nd  in woo dla nds, an d o n h eat hsan d moors.It is wi de ly  d is tri buted over the  B rit is h I sles. 
BORDE RED P UG ( _E up i the cia suc c en t u riat a_ ). 

Th e f or e win gs a r e w hite, c louded an d s u ffus ed  w ith dar k grey on all  t he
margins .The  greyi s h  cloudin g sometimes covers thew hole ar eaof th e wi ngs,
exce pta very  li m ited s pace u nderth e b l a ck di s c al  sp ot  (ab. _dis p a rat a_,
H ub ner) . Plate  97, Figs. 2, a sp e cim en from Lancs .,5, o n e  f rom Su r rey .The c aterpillar is r eddish bro wn ,  p aler in so m e s pe cimensthan in  othe r s; a
se ries of b lackish s pe ar-h e a d m arks along  the bac k, connec t ed by ablack ish 
line,  a nda dus ky lin e  on  each  side
ire, has_been
reported from_near Llandudno, North Wales,_and, as_adverted_to above,
occurs_in_Bucks.

SATYR PUG (_Eupithecia_satyrata_).

Four specimens are_depicted on Plate 96._Fig. 5 represents_the_typical pale
brownish grey form, in which the cross lines are indistinct, and the veins
are_marked_with white_and_dusky._Fig. 6 shows the rather_browner, moorland
ab. _callunaria_, Doubleday, and_Figs. 7_and 8 depict two forms of the
Shetland race,_known_as var. _curzoni_,_Gregson. A much rarer form than
{240} any of the_above is the pale brownish ab.__pernotata_, Guenee
(_cauchyata_, Meyrick).

The_caterpillar_is_greenish with a series_of purplish-brown edged, dusky
green, Y-shaped marks_along the back; above the yellow_spiracular line is a
row of slanting purplish_blotches; sometimes the general colour is_paler,
and the markings on the_back and_sides rosy; occasionally, the whole_of the
back is_rosy (adapted_from Crewe). It_feeds on the flowers of knapweed
(_Centaurea_nigra_), scabious, hawkweed_(_Hieracium_), heath, sallow, etc.,
etc.: August and_September.

The_moth is out_in_May_and June,_and is found_in_woodlands, and_on_heaths
and moors. It is widely distributed_over_the British Isles.

BORDERED PUG (_Eupithecia succenturiata_).

The fore_wings are white, clouded_and_suffused with dark grey_on all the
margins. The greyish_clouding sometimes covers the whole area_of the_wings,
except a_very limited space under the black discal spot (ab. _disparata_,
Hubner). Plate_97, Figs. 2, a specimen from_Lancs., 5, one from_Surrey.

The caterpillar_is_reddish brown, paler_in_some specimens_than in others; a
series of blackish spear-head_marks along_the back, connected by a blackish
line,_and a dusky line_on_each side