A HISTORY OF WORCESTERSHIRE p. 384); Middleyards, July 18, 25, 1899 ; Elm Hill (G. D. Hancock) Caradrina trapezina, L. Common — subtusa, F. Worcester (St. p. 256); larvae near Monk and Ockeridge Woods (J. Peed) ; mothing (Fletcher) ; Laughern Brook (G. D. Hancock) — retusa, L. Worcester (St. p. 256) ; gener- ally distributed ; Grimley, Claines and Bransford ; mothing (Fletcher) — 00, L. Worcester (St. p. 257, M. p. 118) — paleacea, Esp. Rather rare (E. & T. p. 20); Shrawley Wood, once at 'sugar' (Fletcher) — umbra, Hufn. Worcester (St.) ; local (W. Edwards, T.M.N.F.C. p. 182); Brans- ford (W. H. Edwards); Castle Morton, scarce (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — micacea, Esp. Worcester (St. p. 198) ; Foregate Street, August 20, 1895 ; St. John's (W. H. Edwards) — petasitis, Dbld. Rare (E. & T. p. 15) — lutosa, Hb. Worcester (St. p. 194) ; Foregate Street, August 1895 — fulva, Hb. New Pool (W. Edwards) ; damp meadows, Castle Morton, Sep- tember (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — arcuosa, Hw. Worcester (St. p. 213) ; Monk Wood, July 3, 1895, June 28, 1898 — quadripunctata, F. In woods at * sugar,' common (E. & T. p. 17) ; St. John's and Bransford {W. H. Edwards); Castle Morton (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — morpheus, Hufn. Worcester (St. p. 217); Worcestershire (W. H. Edwards) ; Castle Morton (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — alsines, Brh. Wyre Forest, June 26, July 8, 1899 (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox, E. & T. p. 17) — taraxaci, Hb. Common (E. & T. p. 17) ; Castle Morton (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — var. redacta. (I.N.H.W. p. 143) — trigrammica, Hufn. Worcester (St. p. 215) ; common — var. bilinea. Cowleigh Park (E. & T. p. 17) ; Wyre Forest, Monk Wood — matura, Hufn. Worcester (St. p. 205) ; Perry Wood, July 22, 1895 ; Brans- ford, July 29, 1895 ; Monk Wood and Crown East (W. H. Edwards); two at ' light ' (Fletcher) Hadena meticulosa, L. 1 ^ , • T )• Common — lucipara, L. j — flammea, Esp. (T.M.N.F.C. p. 182) — maura, L. Common — scabriuscula, L. JVorcester (St. p. 201) ; IVyre Forest (J. Peed); June, 1 899; Farley Wood, June 21, 1900 — adusta, Esp. Foregate Street, May 1 1 , 1895 (W. Edwards, T.M.N.F.C. p. 182) Hadena gemina, Hb. Wyre Forest (J. Peed) ; June, 1899 (T.M.N.F.C. p. 181) — polyodon, L. "| ^ f. / 1 r- f Common — lithoxylea, 1'. J — sublustris, Esp. Wyre Forest (J. Peed) ; June, 1899 (T.M.N.F.C. p. 180); one at ' light ' Bow Wood (Fletcher) — rurea, F. Common — scolopacina, Esp. Generally distri- buted, but in small numbers ; rather rare (E. & T. p. 15, I.N.H.W. p. 144) — hepatica, Hb. Worcester (St. p. 200) ; Monk Wood, June 24, 1895 ; Crown East, Wyre Forest, etc. — furva, Hb. Worcester (N. p. 300 ; Mal- vern Wells (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) ; Wyre Forest (W. H. Edwards) — abjecta, Hb. Castle Morton, rare, pro- bably more common in former years (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — sordida, Bkh. Worcester (St. p. 2o8) ; Wyre Forest, }im 18,24, 1899; Castle Morton, not noticed for some years (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) — basilinea, F. Trench Woods, June 15, 1895, June 4, 1896; Wyre Forest, Monk Wood (W. H. Edwards) — pabulatricula, Brh. Taken at 'sugar,' but now disappeared or very rare (E. & T. p. 16) — didyma, Esp. Common — nictitans, Bkh. Worcester (St. p. 197); Trench Woods (W. H. Edwards), 1899 ; Severnside, 1900 — literosa, Hu. Common (E. & T. p. 16) ; Castle Morton, two or three specimens (Rev. E. C. Dobree Fox) ; occasionally to ' light ' (Fletcher) — bicoloria, Vill. Powick, July 25, 1895; Bransford (W. H. Edwards) — strigilis, CI. Common — fasciuncula, Hu. Worcester (St. p. 212) ; Cowleigh Park, June 22, 1895 ; Crown East, Bransford, Wyre Forest, etc. Metachrostis (Bryophila) perla, F. Worcester (St. p. 177); Malvern, June 22, 1895 ; Henwick (W. H. Edwards) — muralis, Forst. Worcester (St. p. 177 ; T.M.N.F.C. p. 1 80), near Clatters Cave, 1897 (W.E.), rare(E. & T. p. 13) Acronycta leporina, L. Pupae Laughern Brook, Wyre Forest, June 10, 1899; West Malvern (W. H. Edwards) ; Temeside (J. Peed) — alni, L. Worcester (St. p. 182); The Ty thing, Worcester (W. H. Edwards, T.M.N.F.C. p. 180); Spetchley, Grim- ley and Cotheridge (Fletcher) 108
