PLATE II.--FIG. 7.

This is a brown butterfly common in many parts of Southern and Central

Europe, though not found in England. It is a rare insect in Teneriffe,

and is only met with high up in the mountains, chiefly at Vilaflor, and

on the south part of the island, about July and August. It measures in

expanse from two to three inches, and is of a uniform brown colour,

having a few white markings, which vary much in different specimens,

on the fore-wings. Two large brown spots are seen at the outer margin

of each fore-wing, interspersed with small white spots. The hind-wings

are brown, shading to lighter colour at the base. The under-side is

prettily mottled, and streaked with grey-brown, the two dark spots seen

on the margin being well defined. The larva and chrysalis have not been

observed.

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