Abstract
Definite Marks of the ♀.—Observation of 62 caught specimens enables me to supplement, in some degree, Mr. Strecker's description. The smallest measures 46 mm., equal to 1.8 inch. The largest is 58.5 mm., or 2.3 inches. The average expanse of the 62 is 52.5 mm., or 2.07 inches. The cell spot above primary is larger than in the males, and has never that semi-obsolete appeaarnce which it presents in some of the males; it varies from a small but definite spot of .5 mm. in diameter to a spot of 1.5mm., is usually sub-rotund, sometimes sub-linearm and is frequently centered with yellow in moderate degree.
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