Illustrated Natural History of British Butterflies And Moths
Illustrated Natural History of British Butterflies And Moths
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317. The Purple Bar (Melanthia ocellata).
317. THE PURPLE-BAR. The palpi are rather long and porrected in the similitude of a beak ; the fore wings are creamy-white, with a triangular blotch at the base, and a broad median band, both of a rich dark brown glossed with purple ; the band has a rather sharp angle on its outer margin, and is con- siderably indented on its inner margin ; it includes the discoidal spot, which is very large and of unusual form, somewhat like an arrow-... head or a fleur-de-lis, and pointing towards the hind margin ; between the basal blotch and median band are a few smoke-coloured markings, and there are some similar ones between the median band and the tip of the wing; the hind margin is clouded with similar brown, and there is a slender very dark line on the hind margin, which is continued also on the hind wings ; these are white with a discoidal spot ; the head, thorax, and base of the body are black ; the remainder of the body creamy-white, with two nearly square black spots placed transversely on each seg- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubleday's list.
317. The Purple Bar (Melanthia ocellata).
317. THE PURPLE-BAR. The palpi are rather long and porrected in the similitude of a beak ; the fore wings are creamy-white, with a triangular blotch at the base, and a broad median band, both of a rich dark brown glossed with purple ; the band has a rather sharp angle on its outer margin, and is con- siderably indented on its inner margin ; it includes the discoidal spot, which is very large and of unusual form, somewhat like an arrow-... head or a fleur-de-lis, and pointing towards the hind margin ; between the basal blotch and median band are a few smoke-coloured markings, and there are some similar ones between the median band and the tip of the wing; the hind margin is clouded with similar brown, and there is a slender very dark line on the hind margin, which is continued also on the hind wings ; these are white with a discoidal spot ; the head, thorax, and base of the body are black ; the remainder of the body creamy-white, with two nearly square black spots placed transversely on each seg- ment.
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