The Entomologists Log book And Dictionary of the Life Histories And Food Plants
The Entomologists Log book And Dictionary of the Life Histories And Food Plants
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On buds at first. Beat, hirtaria, Lycia (hirtarius, Biston). (Brindled Beauty) L. 6-7. Night feeder, gilvago, Mellinia (Xanthia). (Dusky -lemon Sallow) L. 4-5 or 6. In confinement, pulveraria, Numeria. (The Barred Umber) L. 6-8 or 9. Ligustri, Sphinx. (Privet Hawk) L. 7-8. Flammea, Trigonophora (Empyrea). (Flame Brocade) L. 12-4. Food when nearly full fed. Aesculi, Zeuzera. (Leopard Moth) L. 2-3 years. Internally, preferring growth 3-8 inches diameter.
Frosted Green, (ridens, F. , Cynatophora) ...Frosted Orange, (ochracea, Hb. (flavago, Esp. ), Ochria (Qortyna)) Frosted Yellow, (limbaria, F. (conspicuata, SchifL), Fidonia) Fuchsia coccinea. (Scarlet Fuchsia) galii, Deilephila (Celerio). (Bedstraw Hawk Moth) L. 8-10. Celerio, Hippotion. (Silver-striped Hawk Moth) L. 8-10. Livornica, Phryxus. (Striped Hawk) L. 6-7 and 8-9.
fuciformis, L. , Hemaris. (Broad-bordered Bee Hawk) L. 6-8. Beat. Hard to detect. Search under-sides of leaves, showing holes on each side of mid-rib. Feeds on Lonicera (wild and cultivated) and Symphoricarpus race- mosus.
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On buds at first. Beat, hirtaria, Lycia (hirtarius, Biston). (Brindled Beauty) L. 6-7. Night feeder, gilvago, Mellinia (Xanthia). (Dusky -lemon Sallow) L. 4-5 or 6. In confinement, pulveraria, Numeria. (The Barred Umber) L. 6-8 or 9. Ligustri, Sphinx. (Privet Hawk) L. 7-8. Flammea, Trigonophora (Empyrea). (Flame Brocade) L. 12-4. Food when nearly full fed. Aesculi, Zeuzera. (Leopard Moth) L. 2-3 years. Internally, preferring growth 3-8 inches diameter.
Frosted Green, (ridens, F. , Cynatophora) ...Frosted Orange, (ochracea, Hb. (flavago, Esp. ), Ochria (Qortyna)) Frosted Yellow, (limbaria, F. (conspicuata, SchifL), Fidonia) Fuchsia coccinea. (Scarlet Fuchsia) galii, Deilephila (Celerio). (Bedstraw Hawk Moth) L. 8-10. Celerio, Hippotion. (Silver-striped Hawk Moth) L. 8-10. Livornica, Phryxus. (Striped Hawk) L. 6-7 and 8-9.
fuciformis, L. , Hemaris. (Broad-bordered Bee Hawk) L. 6-8. Beat. Hard to detect. Search under-sides of leaves, showing holes on each side of mid-rib. Feeds on Lonicera (wild and cultivated) and Symphoricarpus race- mosus.
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