PLATE I.--FIG. 6.

A pale yellowish-white variety of the former specimen. It is very

rare, and is found in May and during the summer months, though very

seldom met with in England.[3] It is slightly smaller than the Colias

Edusa, and has been found so small as to measure only an inch across

the wings. Don Ramon Gomez has one in his collection of this size. The

markings vary considerably, and the bright orange spot in the centre of

the hind-wing, as seen in the illustration, is replaced occasionally

by a pure white one. The male has hitherto not been found.

[3] In the summer of 1892 many were taken.

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