132 NOTES ON THE LEPIDOPTERA OF LEIGH, ESSEX,
H. derivalis. Eastwood. Mr. Pryer took two specimens in
1870.
Pechypogon barbalis. Eastwood ; common.
Hypena proboscidalis. Common everywhere amongst nettles.
H. rostralis. Leigh.
Geometrae.
Uropteryx sambucaria. Leigh village ; common.
Epione apiciaria and E. advenaria. Eastwood; rare.
Rumia luteolata. Common everywhere.
Venilia macularia. Eastwood, and lanes; common.
Angerona prunaria. Eastwood and lanes. Formerly abundant
along the road between Leigh Elm and the turnpike on the Had-
leigh road.
Metrocampa margaritaria. Leigh and Southend.
Selenia bilunaria. Eastwood, and lanes ; common.
Crocallis elinguaria. Eastwood.
Phigalia pedaria. Eastwood ; in larval stage.
Boarmia repandata and B. gemmaria. Eastwood and lanes.
Pseudoterpna pruinata. Eastwood and Slopes.
Geometra papilionaria. Eastwood; rare.
G. smaragdaria. Dr. Gill has favoured me with the following
extract from Peter Bouchard's diary:—"June 20th, 1857. A fine
female smaragdaria. I think it ought to be got earlier, near Leigh."
Iodis lactearia. Eastwood and lanes; common.
Hemithea strigata. Eastwood and lanes.
Ephyra porata and E. punctaria. Eastwood and lanes ; com-
mon.
E. omicronaria. Lanes near Eastwood. Mr. Webb.
Asthena luteata. Lanes near Eastwood.
A. candidata. Eastwood and lanes ; abundant.
Acidalia dimidiata and A. bisetata.
A. trigeminata. Eastwood; scarce.
A. dilutaria. Slopes.
A. virgularia. Leigh.
A. subsericeata. Slopes; common.
A. ornata. Slopes. Mr. Webb took a specimen on 19th
August, 1873. Probably an excursionist, like L. corydon.
A. immutaria. Saltmarsh and inland side of River-wall, Railway
ditch and Potteries ; common.