o far, have been obtained indirectly from Japan via The moth (Fig. 2, male) is magnificent in point of size and and but indifferent success has attended its culture. Yet Europe, and in the transit they must necessarily be subjected celor. The front wings are broadly falcate, and more so in th re… … try, so as to preserve on in the same manner as Fig. 2.—THE YAMA-MAI MOTH, MALE, them in uniform and fa- that of cynthia, and it will vorable conditions, it cannot be said that we have taken the margin are always of anash gray. The eye spots are sur- suffice here to point out such of its…
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