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Оглавление| Gonepteryx Rhamni | Brimstone |
| Pieris Brassicæ | Large White |
| „ Rapæ | Small White |
| „ Napi | Green–veined White |
| Anthocaris Cardamines | Orange Tip |
| Hipparchia Janira | Meadow Brown |
| „ Jithonus | Large Heath |
| „ Hyperanthus | Wood Ringlet |
| Cœnonympha Pamphilus | Small Heath |
| Cynthia Cardui | Painted Lady |
| Vanessa Atalanta | Red Admiral |
| „ Io | Peacock |
| „ Urticæ | Small Tortoise–shell |
| Melitœa Artemis | Greasy Fritillary |
| Chrysophanus Phlœas | Small Copper |
| Polyommatus Alexis | Common Blue |
| Thanaos Tages | Dingy Skipper |
| Pamphila Sylvanus | Large Skipper |
| Procris Statices | Green Forester |
| Anthrocera Trifolii | Five–spot Burnet |
| „ Filipendulæ | Six–spot Burnet |
| Sesia Bombyliformis | Narrow–bordered Bee Hawk |
| Heliodes Arbuti | Small Yellow Underwing |
| Euclidia Mi | Mother Shipton |
| „ Glyphica | Burnet |
The past twenty–five years, it is to be feared, have told as heavily upon the Lepidoptera as upon the primroses and the cowslips, the latter also now far between. The birds, likewise, have greatly diminished in numbers, partly in consequence of the extreme severity of the trio of hard winters which commenced with that of 1878–9. We have also to lament the death of Mr. Edleston.
