OF BRITISH HONDURAS


south of the Colony at San Pedro on the banks
of the Sarstoon River and in the month of
August.
 Here, in company with other species of Catop-
silia, I found it in great numbers imbibing the
moisture from wet sand. It is a very dull coloured
insect, in striking contrast to the others of the
genus.
22. CATOPSILIA ARGANTE (Fabr).
 A common butterfly everywhere, and appears
to be on the wing all the year round.
23. CATOPSILIA EUBULE (Linn).
 Met with commonly in the Western District
congregating with other butterflies on moist
sand.
24. CATOPSILIA AGARITHE (Bois).
 I have taken this insect in the Western District,
but it is generally distributed through the
Colony.
25. CATOPSILIA TRITE (Linn).
 This butterfly occurs abundantly in the Western
District in association with other members of the
family.
26. CATOPSILIA STATIRA (Cram).
 Very abundantly met with in the Western
District.