PLATE IV.--FIG. 3.

This is not an English species, but is met with in

Europe and North Africa. It is not very commonly found

in Teneriffe. The fore-wings are green, with a central

reddish-brown spot, the outer margin having an indented

band of the same colour. The body and hind-wings,

richly feathered, are a beautiful straw yellow, the latter

having a dark brown graduated band near the lower

margin. It expands about two inches and a half. The

larva is grey, with a pale grey stripe on the sides, and

black spots on the lower surface between the pro-legs.

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