NOTES ON THE BUTTERFLIES


12. CERATINIA FENESTELLA (Hew).
 Found at the Cayo. A delicate little insect
with a slow fluttering flight always keeping close
to the herbage. In woodlands only. It does not
occur in the northern districts. It is rather an
uncommon insect.
13. NAPEOGENES TOLOSA (Hew).
 This is another butterfly which is extremely
local in its range. The only place that I have
ever captured or seen it is the Cayo, and only in
one very small area in that district. This was
along a pathway which ran by the side of the river
close to the town of the Cayo. For a distance of
about fifty yards along this pathway these insects
were found in companies of five or six. I have
searched the Cayo District pretty well and never
saw this butterfly anywhere else except in this
one very small area.
 It is a shade lover and its flight is weak.
It is fond of resting on the leaves of small
bushes. In appearance it very much resembles
a Mechanitis.
14. DIRCENNA KLUGII (Hub).
 As far as this Colony is concerned I have only
taken this insect sparingly at the Cayo. I have
not come across it anywhere else. In Guatemala
it is exceedingly common.