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Habitat, California and Utah.
(17) Thecla ssepium, Boisduval, Plate XXIX, Fig. 33, i ; Fig- 34» ? (The Hedge-row Hair-streak).
Butterfly.— Almost identically like the preceding species, ex- cept that the wings on the upper side are a trifle redder, on the under side paler; the lines on the under side of the wings are narrowly defined externally by white, and the anal spots are better developed and defined on the hind wings. Expanse, 1.20 inch.
Early S/a^^s.— Unknown.
This species is found throu...ghout the Pacific States, and I am inclined to believe it identical with cbalcis. If this should be proved to be true the latter name will sink as a synonym.
244 Digitized by Google Qenus Tbecla (i8) Thecla adenostomatis, Henry Edwards, Plate XXIX, Fig. 25, i (The Gray Hair-streak).
Butterfly.— Mouse-gray on the upper side, with a few white lines on the outer margin near the anal angle; hoary-gray on the under side, darker on the median and basal areas. The limbal area is defined inwardly by a fine white line, is paler than the rest of the wing, and on the secondaries is marked by a full, regularly curved submarginal series of small dark lunules.
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Habitat, California and Utah.
(17) Thecla ssepium, Boisduval, Plate XXIX, Fig. 33, i ; Fig- 34» ? (The Hedge-row Hair-streak).
Butterfly.— Almost identically like the preceding species, ex- cept that the wings on the upper side are a trifle redder, on the under side paler; the lines on the under side of the wings are narrowly defined externally by white, and the anal spots are better developed and defined on the hind wings. Expanse, 1.20 inch.
Early S/a^^s.— Unknown.
This species is found throu...ghout the Pacific States, and I am inclined to believe it identical with cbalcis. If this should be proved to be true the latter name will sink as a synonym.
244 Digitized by Google Qenus Tbecla (i8) Thecla adenostomatis, Henry Edwards, Plate XXIX, Fig. 25, i (The Gray Hair-streak).
Butterfly.— Mouse-gray on the upper side, with a few white lines on the outer margin near the anal angle; hoary-gray on the under side, darker on the median and basal areas. The limbal area is defined inwardly by a fine white line, is paler than the rest of the wing, and on the secondaries is marked by a full, regularly curved submarginal series of small dark lunules.
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