Credit: ©The Royal Society
    Image number: RS.19227

    Underwing and owlet moths

    Date
    1886
    Creator
    R Mintern (British) , Lithographer
    Creator - Organisation
    Mintern Bros, Lithographer
    Object type
    Library reference
    50426
    Material
    Technique
    Dimensions
    height (print): 320mm
    width (print): 245mm
    Subject
    Content object
    nature
       > animal
          > insect
    Description
    Nine entomological studies of different species from the Erebidae (underwing) and Noctuidae (owlet) moth families.

    1. Study of Catocala sponsalis Walker of the Erebidae family, found in Nepal.
    2. Study of Sypna mormoides Butler of the Erebidae family, found in Darjeeling, India.
    3. Study of Hypersypnoides umbrosa Butler here styled Sypna umbrosa Butler of the Noctuidae family, found in Shillong and Assam India.
    4. Study of Sypna coelisparsa Walker of the Noctuidae family, found in Assam, India.
    5. Study of Sypna pulchra Butler of the Noctuidae family, found in Darjeeling, India.
    6. Study of Sypna apicalis Butler of the Erebidae family, found in Darjeeling, India.
    7. Study of Sypna tenebrosa Butler of the Noctuidae family, found in Darjeeling, India.
    8. Study of Daddala Lucilla Butler here styled Sypna lucilla Butler of the Erebidae family, found in Darjeeling, India.
    9. Study of Daddala lucilla Butler here styled Sypna obscurata Butler of the Erebidae family, found in Darjeeling and Shillong, India.

    Inscribed ‘LEP HET Pl. CXI. R. Mintern del et. lith del et lith. Mintern Bros. imp. 1. Catocala sponsalis 2. Sypna mormoides 3. Sypna umbrosa 4. Sypna coelisparsa 5. Sypna pulchra 6. Sypna apicalis 7. Sypna tenebrosa 8. Sypna lucilla 9. Sypna obscurata.’

    Plate 111 to Illustrations of typical specimens of Lepidoptera Heterocera in the collection of the British Museum, part VI, by Arthur Gardiner Butler (1886, London).

    Arthur Gardiner Butler (1844-1925) British entomologist was assistant-keep in zoology and assistant-librarian to the British Museum.

    Associated place
    <The World>
       > Asia
          > India
    <The World>
       > Asia
          > Nepal
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