Mr. S. H. Scudder, in his “Butterflies of Eastern U.S.” states that “Feniseca Tarquinius” has never been captured east of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts. Other writers mention it as rare in New England. It may interest some of your readers to know that I found it very commonon the Glen Road near Jackson, N.H., in the second week in June. I also found a specimen on a window of the Boston Athletic Club, which seems a strange place for it. The building is on new made land, nowhere near any alder growht, in fact, in the ciy. I have collected a number of years in the suburbs of Boston, but have never seen a specimen.