. Las mariposas de Maine .... Las Mariposas - Maine. Las mariposas de Maine. 53 Esta especie se alimenta de grosellas silvestres, grosella cultivadas, sauces y Betula lenta. La madura hirva es una pulgada y un cuarto de largo, cabeza negra, amueblada con dos cuernos ramificados, y unos pocos scat- trado pelos blancos. Parte superior de la segunda a la sexta segmentos, rojo ladrillo, seccionado transversalmente con azul, amarillo y líneas negras ; algunos pelos blancos en el segundo segmento; cuatro sucursales- ing, espinas amarillas, con puntas negras, en la tercera y cuarta sejrnients ; seis en la quinta y sexta. Seijments siete a doce son blancos, con
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. The butterflies of Maine .... Butterflies -- Maine. BUTTERFLIES OF MAINE. 53 This species feeds on wild gooseberry, cultivated currant, willow and Betula lenta. The mature hirva is an inch and one-fourth long, head black, furnished with two branching horns, and a few scat- tered white hairs. Upper side of second to sixth segments, brick red, striped transversely with blue, yellow and black lines ; a few white hairs on the second segment; four branch- ing, yellow spines, with black tips, on the third and fourth sejrnients ; six on the fifth and sixth. Seijments seven to twelve are white, with a faintly-marked black stripe along the back, each with three transverse yellow bands and two oblique black spots. These segments have each seven branch- ing spines, all white except the one next to the lowest, which is brown. Last two segments black, twelfth, with seven spines like the eleventh, and the thirteenth has four white spines. Sides red, with two black bands, the lower spotted with blue. Under side gray, striped transversely with black. Feet and prolegs black. pj^ jg p^p^ ^^ The pupa is well represented in Fig. 18. Grapta fmmus. The perfect insect liies in Orono about the ^"^'* ^^^^"^ middle of August. 23. Grapta progne, Cram. Grap'-ta prog'-ne. Expanse of wings, about two and one-half inches. Upper side of wings, tawny orange, marked and bordered with black as in G. comma. Under side of wings, brown, crossed with fine black streaks, and a paler band on the outer part, leaving the darker basal part strongly angulated on the middle. Hind wings with a silvery mark, somewhat in the form of the letter L, on the middle of the under side. The larva of this insect feeds on currant and gooseberry,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Fernald, C. H. (Charles Henry), 1838-1921. August