NOTES ON THE BUTTERFLIES


 The larva is a night feeder and hides by day.
The butterfly has a heavy flapping flight and
frequently wanders into towns and villages in the
evenings, and often enters houses through doors
and windows.
9. CALIGO URANUS (H. Schaff).
 A large handsome butterfly found only in the
dense forest lands. Like others of its family it
commences to fly about open glades at sundown.
It is rarely seen, but I have taken it both at
Corozal in the north and the Cayo in the west.
10. CALIGO SCAMANDER (Bois).
 Only one specimen ever taken by me, and that
was at San Pedro Sarstoon in the extreme south.
II. CALIGO PROMETHEUS (Koll).
 One specimen only, at the Cayo in the west.