NOTES ON THE BUTTERFLIES


19. EBRIETAS ECLIPTICA (Butl).
 Captured at San Pedro Sarstoon.
20. ATTARNES SALLEI (Feld).
 Only once have I seen this butterfly in the
Colony and that was in the Corozal District. I
found four of the larvae feeding on an anona tree,
the leaves of which they had drawn together with
silken threads to form a shelter--each one on a
separate leaf.
 I understand that in Mexico this insect is com-
mon enough, but as far as the Colony is concerned
it is almost absent.
 I sent the specimens to the British Museum.
21. HELIOPETES ARSALTE (Linn).
 This common little butterfly is found in open
pastures dashing about in the hottest sunshine.
22. HESPERIA SYRICHTUS (Fabr).
 A common little Hesperid and like the rest of
the family a lover of sunshine. It is found in
meadows and fields.
23. HESPERIA NOTATA (Blch.).
 I only have records of this insect from San Pedro
Sarstoon.
24. COPMODES SINGULARIS (H. Schaff).
 This, I believe, to be one of the smallest of the