...round trees to prevent the females of Cheimatobia brumata from ascending the trunks for the purposes of oviposition ; the band was thickly covered with...attention to the " assembling " habits of the male. Mr. BA Bower exhibited a beautiful variety of Zygcena lonicerce, Esp., taken at Chattenden Wood, North...

...ascending the trunks for the purposes of oviposition ; the band was thickly covered with the bodies of females, together with a few males. Surgeon-Captain...called attention to the " assembling " habits of the males, some hundreds of which were attracted by the numerous females which emerged from the cocoons...

...round trees to prevent the females of Cheimatcbia bruwata from ascending the trunks for the purposes of oviposition ; the band was thickly covered with...bodies of the females, together with a few males. Surgeon - Captain Manders exhibited a pair of Chelurn bifasciata, from the Shan States, and called...

...prevent the females of Cheimatobia brumata from ascending the trunks for the purposes of opposition ; the band was thickly covered with the bodies of the females, together with a few males. Surgeon - Captain Manders exhibited a pair of Chelura lifasciata, from the Shan States, and called...

...fused into one irregularly-formed blotch. Mr. McLachlan exhibited, on behalf of Mr. GF Wilson, FES, of Weybridge, a "grease-band" which had been tied...sunset. Mr. BA Bower exhibited a beautiful variety of Zyritena lonicera, Esp., having the spots confluent, taken at Chattenden Wood, North Kent, in June...

...stigmata were fused into one irregularly.formed blotch. Mr. McLachlan exhibited, for Mr. GF Wilson, FRS, of Weybridge, a " grease-band " which had been tied...males. Surgeon-Captain Manders exhibited a pair of Cheloni bifasciata, from the Shan States, and called attention to the "assembling" habits of the male,...

...round trees to prevent the females of Cheimatobia brumata from ascending the trunks for the purposes of oviposition ; the band was thickly covered with...called attention to the "assembling" habits of the males, some hundreds of which were attracted by the numerous females which emerged from the cocoons...

..."grease-band" which had been tied round trees to prevent the females of Cheimatobia brumata from ascemiing the trunks for the purpose of oviposition ; the band...males. Surgeon-Captain Manders exhibited a pair of Cheloni bifasclata, from the Shan States, and called attention to the "assembling" habits of the male,...

...round trees to prevent the females of Cheimatobia briimata from ascending the trunks for the purposes of oviposition ; the band was thickly covered with...males. — Surgeon-Captain Manders exhibited a pair of Chehtra bifasciata, from the Shan States, and called attention to the "assembling" habits of the males,...