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Show 1900.J BUTTERFLIES FROM THE BAHAMAS. 199 5. EUPTOIETA HEGESIA (Cram.). Euptoieta hegesia, Kirby, t. c. p. 154 (1871). Eupetoieta hegesia, Godman & Salvin, t. c. p. 175 (1882). Hab. N. & C. America. S. America. Cuba. Jamaica. a-c. June 9, 13, 18, 1898. [M A very common species, on the wing throughout the year." ./. L. _Z>.] 6. PHYCIODES FRISIA (Poey). Phyciodes frisia, Kirby, t. c p. 173 (1871); Godman & Salvin, t. c. p. 203(1882). Hab. Florida. Greater Antilles. Panama. Colombia. Venezuela. a, b. July 2, 29, 1898. c. Clifton, July 21, 1898. d. September 9, 1898. ['' The first examples of this species were seen in June, and during July it was very common."-J. L. BJ] 7. ANARTIA IATROPH.E (Linn.). Anartia iatrophce, Kirby, t. c. p. 194 (1871) ; Godman & Salvin, t. c. p. 221 (1882). Hab. Texas. Florida. C. America, from Mexico to Panama. S. America. Antilles. a. June 10, 1898. b. July 13, 1898. [" Fairly common in the open parts of the bush, very fond of settling ou the rock or paths."-J. L. B.'] 8. AN^EA ECHEMUS Doubl. & Hewits. Anaea echemus, Kirby, t. c. p. 276 (1871); Godman & Salvin, t. c. p. 355 (1884). Hab. Honduras. Cuba. a. March 23, 1898. b. April 12, 1898. [" The only two examples met with. They were both taken at the same place, viz., a shady roadway cut through the bush."- J. L. B.] Family LYCZENID^E. 9. TARUCUS CASSIUS (Cram.). Cupido cassius, Kirby, op. cit. ii. p. 351 (1871). Lyccena cassius, Godman & Salvin, op. cit. ii. p. 105 (1887). Hab. C. America. Mexico to Panama. Colombia. Guiana. S. Brazil. a. July 2, 1898. [" A common species on the wing throughout the summer."- /. L. B.l 14* |