Ireland. Dept. of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, Coyne, William P · Dublin [etc.] : Browne and Nolan, limited · leaf 93
tain Ringlet —which inhabits some of the western mountain ranges—Croagh Patrick, Nephin Beg, and the hills near Sligo. The Irish Bur-net Moth {Zygcsna pilosellcE var. niibigena) is abundant in the limestonedistricts of Counties Galway and Clare ; for many years it was unknownelsewhere in the… … Fig. 3.—Dianthacia luteago, Continental type (upper figure),and its Irish variety, Barrettii (lower figure). Slightly enlarged. (now very sparsely), County Waterford, and County Cork ; this form has inrecent years been found also in Wales, Devon, and Cornwall. These in-sects may perhaps belong to a…
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