NOTES ON THE BUTTERFLIES
Colony and during most months of the year,
though most abundantly in January.
36. ANARTIA JATROPHL (Linn).
 This is one of the commonest of all the butter-
flies and in this respect ranks with Pieris
monuste.
 It occurs all the year round in towns and
villages, even in the streets and also in open
sunny clearings.
 I have found the larvae on low-growing plants.
 There is a good deal of variation in the colours
of this insect-some examples being much more
brightly coloured than others.
37. ANARTIA FATIMA (Fabr).
 A common butterfly met with in sunny country
lanes. Like the preceding insect it delights to
bask in the sunshine.
 I have found it very variable in colour. In
some specimens the bars on the wings are bone
yellow, in others almost white. I have never
seen the larva though I have often looked for it.
The butterfly is exceedingly common and is found
all the year round.
38. VICTORINA or AMPHIRINE STENELES (Linn).
 This is a large and imposing butterfly not at all
uncommon in woodland paths. I have taken it
in all the districts.