NOTES ON THE BUTTERFLIES


50. PYRRHOGYRA CRAMERI (Auriv).
 This butterfly I have only seen in the Western
District.
 Either this or the preceding insect flies in the
forest around Corozal, but I have not identified it.
 The butterflies of this genus are generally
distributed, but certainly not common. They
have a slow and graceful sailing flight and are
always found in forest roads and glades.
51. PSEUDONICA FLAVILLA (Hub).
 The Cayo District is the only record I have for
this insect.
52. TEMENIS ARIADNE (Cram).
 This is a common insect in the Western District.
53. CATONEPHELE ESITE (Feld).
 A very beautiful butterfly which I have taken
in the valley of the upper reaches of the Belize
River. It is decidedly a rare insect. Curiously
enough I once observed a wandering specimen in
my garden in Belize.
54. CATONEPHELE NYCTIMUS (Westw).
 I have taken this insect in the Corozal and also
in the Cayo Districts. It is found only in the
forest, and is not uncommon, but rather local.
55. NESSEA REGINA (Salvin).
 This lovely butterfly is only occasionally seen,