OF BRITISH HONDURAS


most often in the Corozal District, but it occurs
through the Colony in the month of August.
 At the village of Manatee in the Belize District
 I observed that the house martins fed their young
 on this butterfly for I often found the wings, but
 curiously only the wings of the female insect, in
 the vicinity of their nests.
 62. CATAGRAMMA PATELINA (Hew).
 Another beautiful butterfly, but an exceedingly
rare one. I have only seen one specimen, which
I was lucky enough to capture, and that was in
the Western District a few miles from the Cayo.
 I have frequently been asked by collectors to
supply them with examples of this insect, but I
have never succeeded in ever seeing another
specimen. It is possible that in Guatemala,
further south, it may be more plentiful.
63. CATAGRAMMA TITANIA (Salvin).
 I have rarely taken this insect in the Cayo
District, but I have neither taken or seen it
elsewhere.
64. CATAGRAMMA LYCA (D. and H.).
 Only one specimen was taken by me, at Castille
on the Belize River.
65. CATAGRAMMA PERISTERA (Hew).
 Taken very sparingly near the Cayo in the
Western District.