The Canadian Entomologist: Volume 27 -

LIST OF LEPIDOPTERA TAKEN AT SUDBURY, ONT
John. D. Evans
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31 May 2012, pp. 297-299
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This list embraces all the species of diurnals captured, viz., 51, and those of the nocturnals, 125, but of the latter possibly as many more are as yet undetermined. To Mr. Jas. Fletcher for the butterflies, and Mr. J. B. Smith and Rev. Geo. D. Hulst for the nocturnals, I am indebted for their kindness in making determinations; to the first named I am aiso deeply grateful for many kindnesses extended at various times and for counsel and advice.

DILIGENCE REWARDED
J. Alston Moffat
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31 May 2012, p. 24
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Ever since Mr. Elliot disclosed the fact that Platysamia Columbia was to be found in this locality, a sharp lookout has been kept by the collectors here on the Tamarack trees, of which there are several clusters in this vicinity, for cocoons of that moth.

THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
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31 May 2012, p. 140
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The fourteenth annual meeting of the Royal Society of Canada will be held at Ottawa on the 15th, 16th and 17th of May, 1895. The Rev. T. W. Fyles, South Quebec, P. Q., has been appointed to represent the Entomological Society of Ontario at the meeting.

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