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Straatman: Papilio hybrid
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BUTTERFLIES AT LIGHT IN NORTH CAROLINA AND
PENNSYLVANIA
Two male Calycopis cecrops were taken at powerful lights near Asheville, North Carolina, July 18, 1960. A male Speyeria diana was taken at the same place June 27, 1961. All were taken between midnight and 2:00 a.m. and were nearly perfect. A perfect male Wallengrenia otho was taken at blacklight in suburban Philadelphia, August 18, 1961, a cool misty night.
Christopher C. Curtis, Cope House, Awbury Park, Philadelphia 38, Pa., U. S. A. William F. Boscoe, 5924 Devon PI., Philadelphia 38, Pa., U. S. A.