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 INSECTS EPHYRIDJE (continued) Zonosoma pendularia, Clerck. Common among birch everywhere ACIDALIID.K tAsthena luteata, SchiflE. sylvata, Hubn. Rare. Bulmershe Park, Reading; Burghfield blomeri, Curt. Local among wych elm. Bulmershe Park, Reading; Burgh- field Eupisteria obliterata, Hufn. Common among alder everywhere Acidalia dimidiata, Hufn. trigeminata, Haw. Rare usually. Bulmersbe Park, Reading; Newbury (Mey- rick) ; Boar's Hill (Lam- bert) holosericata, Dup. Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) ornata, Scop. Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) straminata, Tr. Very local and not common. Wok- ingham ; near Calcot (Ro- bertson) subsericeata, Haw. Local, but plentiful where it occurs. Wokingham ; Burghfield (Mrs. Bazett) ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) immutata, Linn. Rather local, but common where it occurs. Bulmershe Park, and meadows by the Thames and Kennet,.foa^- ing ; Burghfield imitaria, Hubn. inornata, Haw. In moist spots on all our heaths, but not common t emarginata, Linn. tTimandra amataria, Linn. CABERID.S: Cabera pusaria, Linn. rotundaria, Haw. Occasion- ally bred from larva; found near Reading ; Boar's Hill (A. Sidgwick) exanthemaria, Scop. tBapta temerata, Hubn. Not uncommon near the beech woods CABERID.K (continued) tBapta bimaculata, Fabr. Well distributed, but not com- mon Aleucis pictaria, Curt. Rare. At street lamps, Reading ; Mortimer (Mrs. Bazett) MACARIIDJE Macaria alternata, Hubn. Wok- ingham to Sandhurst (Hen- derson) tStrenia clathrata, Linn. Gener- ally common in clover crops, and on the chalk downs. Abundant in the willow beds about Midg- ham. The black var. at Newbury (Beales) tNumeria pulveraria, Linn. Scodiona belgiaria, Hubn. Well. Coll. (Wells); Burgh- field (Bird) Selidosema ericetaria, Vill. Apparently rare. Finch- ampstead (W. Barnes) ; Bulmershe Park, Reading ; Burghfield (Bird) tMinoa murinata, Scop. Very local among wood spurge, but common where it occurs. Burghfield (Bird) ; Pangbourne Wood.; New- bury (Mrs. Chorley) ; Bag- ley Wood, Rev. W. T. Bree (Steph.) tAspilates strigillaria, Hubn. ZERENIDJE "Abraxas grossulariata, Linn. . sylvata, Scop. Bulmershe Park, Reading, occasion- ally ; frequent in the beech woods of Pangbourne, Basildon, and Streatley ; Newbury (Mrs. C'horley) Ligdia adustata, Scruff, Spar- ingly distributed every- where. Common at Sul- ham, Pangbourne, and Streatley ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) LICIID.S: Pachycnemia hippocastanaria, Hubn. Common on the heath land about Well. Coll. and Wokingham 107 Hybernia rupicapraria, Hubn. t aurantiaria, Esp. Abundant in the birch groves Anisopteryx aescularia, Schiff. LARENTIIDJE Cheimatobia brumata, Linn. t boreata, Hubn. "Oporabia dilutata, Bork. "Larentia didymata, Linn. t olivata, Bork. Emmelesia affinitata, St. Burgh- field (Bird) ; Crookham Common (Morley) ; Brad- field (Young) ; Burgh- field (Young) ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley); Boar's Hill (A. Sidgwick) f alchemillata, Linn. albulata, SchifF. In meadows among Rhinanthus crista- galli. Common where it occurs. Aldermaston ; Tilehurst ; Sulham ; Midg- ham ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) ; Thames mea- dows above Goditow unifasciata, Haw. Burgh- field (Bird) tEupithecia venosata, Fabr. consignata, Bork. Rare. Reading at street lamps linariata, Fabr. Maidenhead (A. H. Clarke); Reading at street lamps ; at Burgh- field and Aldermaston the larvae are common on Linaria ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) t pulchellata, St. Well distri- buted and common among Digitalis succenturiata, Linn. Maid- enhead (A. H. Clarke); Wokingham ; Bulmershe Park, Reading ; Burgh- field; Tilehurst; Calcot (Robertson) subfulvata, Haw. Bulmershe Park, Reading; Burgh- field (Bird) ; Calcot (Ro- bertson) ; Pangbourne ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley) scabiosata, Bork. Mortimer plumbeolata, Haw. In woods ; Mortimer ; Sul- ham ; Bradfield (Young) ; Newbury (Mrs. Chorley)
 * candidata, Schiff.
 * bisetata, Hufn.
 * dilutaria, Hubn.
 * virgularia, Hubn.
 * remutaria, Hubn.
 * aversata, Linn.
 * liturata, Clerck.
 * Halia vauaria, Linn.
 * Panagra petraria, Hubn.
 * Ematurga atomaria, Linn.
 * Bupalus piniaria, Linn.
 * Lomaspilis marginata, Linn.
 * leucophaearia, Schiff.
 * marginaria, Bork.
 * defoliaria, Clerck.
 * multistrigaria, Haw.
 * viridaria, Fabr.
 * decolorata, Hubn.
 * oblongata, Thunb.