OF BRITISH HONDURAS


and only in very restricted areas. It is a shade
lover and its flight is rapid. It is fond of
settling on the leaves of low-growing bushes
with its wings spread out to show its beautiful
colours.
 I have taken it on rare occasions in the Western
District. In the Corozal and Belize Districts it
is replaced by the following.
56. NESSEA AGLAURA (D. and H.).
 This insect occurs sparingly in forest roads and
glades.
 It flies rapidly, and is fond of settling on the
leaves of low bushes with the wings fully
expanded.
 It is exceedingly local and only occurs in certain
circumscribed areas. For instance, in the District
of Corozal I know of only one road and only one
small section of this road where this beautiful
insect is to be met with.
 I have taken it sparingly in the Corozal and
the Belize Districts.
57. MYSCELIA CYANIRIS (Doub).
 Taken, but only at rare intervals, in the Western
District.
58. EUNICA MONIMA (Cram).
 This insect is found only occasionally in the Cayo
District. It is a woodland species.