X. 2. Saxifraga umbrosa, London Pride Saxifrage.

and Ireland. 7.

Yorkshire

Saxifraga nivalis, Clustered Alpine Saxifrage. Wet rocks on moun

tains. 7.

Saxifraga stellaris, Starry Saxifrage. Wet rocks on mountains. 7. Saxifraga azoides, Yellow Mountain Saxifrage. Mountain bogs. 9. Saxifraga rivularis, Alpine Brook Saxifrage. By rivulets on mountaius. 7.

Dianthus cæsius, Mountain Pink. Limestone rocks. 7.

X. 3. Silene Anglica, English Catchfly. In sandy fields. 7. Silene nutans, Nottingham Catchfly. Limestone and sandstone rocks. 8.

Silene acaulis, Mossy Catchfly. Highlands of Scotland. 7.

Stellaria glauca, Glaucous Marsh Stitchwort. Moist meadows and bogs. 7.

Arenaria peploides, Sea-side Sandwort. On the sea-coast. S.
Arenaria rubella, Little Red Sandwort. Scotch mountains. 7.

X. 4. Sedum acre, Wall-pepper, or Biting Stonecrop. Walls, roofs, and sandy ground. 7.

Sedum villosum, Hairy Wall-pepper.
Agrostemma Githago, Corn Cockle.

Mountainous bogs. 7.
Corn-fields. 8.

Lychnis Flos Cuculi, Ragged Robin. Moist meadows. 7.

Cerastium Alpinum, Alpine Mouse-eared Chickweed. Scotch moun

tains. 7.

Spergula arvensis, Corn Spurry. Sandy corn-fields. 8.

Spergula Saginoides, Smooth awl-shaped Spurry. Scotch moun

tains. 8.

XI. 2.

Agrimonia Eupatoria, Common Agrimony. Borders of

fields. 7.

XII. 2. Spiræa-Ulmaria, Meadow-sweet. Meadows and pastures. 7. XII. 3. Rosa involuta, cum mult. aliis. Prickly unexpanded Rose, with many others. Scotland. 7.

Rubus cæsius, Blue Bramble, or Dewberry. Moist bushy places. 7.
Rubus saxatilis, Stone-Bramble. Mountainous woods. 7.
Rubus Chamæmorus, Cloud-berry. Turfy Alpine bogs. 7.
Potentilla fruticosa, Shrubby Cinquefoil. Mountainous thickets. 9.
Potentilla Anserina, Silver-Weed, or Wild Tansy. Moist places. 7.
Potentilla rupestris, Strawberry-leaved Cinquefoil. Rocks in Wales,

rare. 7.

Potentilla argentea, Hoary Cinquefoil. Gravelly pastures. 7.

Potentilla reptans, Common Creeping Cinquefoil. Meadows and pastures. 8.

Tormentilla officinalis, Common Tormentil. Heaths and dry pas

tures. 7.

Tormentilla reptans, Trailing Tormentil. Borders of fields. 7.
Geum rivale, Water-Avens. Moist meadows. 7.

Dryas octopetala, White Mountain-Dryas. Scotch mountains. 8.
Comarum palustre, Marsh Cinquefoil. Boggy places. 7.

XIII. 1. Papaver Argemone, Long rough-headed Poppy. Corn

fields. 7.

XIII. 1. Papaver dubium, Long smooth-headed Poppy. Cultivated

fields. 7.

Papaver Rhœas, Common Red Poppy. Corn-fields. 7.

Papaver Cambricum, Yellow Poppy. Mountainous places. 7.
Tilia grandifolia, Broad-leaved Downy Lime-tree.

hedges. 7.

Woods and

Cistus guttatus, Spotted Annual Cistus. Sandy pastures, rare. 7. Cistus Helianthemum, Common dwarf Cistus. Chalky and sandy pastures. 8.

XIII. 2. Delphinium consolida, Field Larkspur. Corn-fields. 7. Aquilegia vulgaris, Common Columbine. Woods and hedges. 7. XIII. 3. Thalictrum Alpinum, Alpine Meadow-Rue. Mountainous places. 7.

Thalictrum flavum, Common Meadow-Rue. Wet meadows. 7. Ranunculus flammula, cum aliis. Lesser Spearwort Crowfoot,

with others. Watery places. 8.

XIV. 1. Mentha arvensis, Corn Mint. Corn-fields. 9.

XIV. 2. Rhinanthus Crista-galli, Common Yellow Rattle. Mea. dows and pastures. 9.

Melampyrum sylvaticum, Wood Cow-Wheat. Alpine woods. 7.
Pedicularis palustris, Marsh Louse wort. Bogs. 7.

Pedicularis sylvatica, Common Lousewort. Wet pastures. 7.
Antirrhinum Linaria, Common Yellow Toad-flax. Hedges and

banks. 7.

Digitalis purpurea, Purple Foxglove. Hedges and pastures. 7. Orobanche major, Greater Broom-Rape. Roots of broom, etc. 7. XV. 1. Cakile maritima, Purple Sea-Rocket. Sandy sea-coast. 9. XV. 2. Nasturtium officinale, Common Watercress. Springs and rivulets. 7.

Nasturtium amphibium, Amphibious Watercress.

streams. 8.

Banks of

Sisymbrium officinale, Common Hedge-Mustard. Waste ground. 7.
Brassica Monensis, Isle of Man Cabbage. Sandy coast. 7.
Raphanus Raphanistrum, Wild Radish. Corn-fields. 7.
XVI. 2.

Geranium sylvaticum, Wood Crane's-bill. Woods and

thickets. 7.

Geranium pratense, Blue Meadow Crane's-bill. Meadows. 7. Geranium Pyrenaicum, Dove's-foot Crane's-bill. Meadows and pastures. 7.

Geranium rotundifolium, Soft round-leaved Crane's-bill. Waste ground. 7.

Geranium columbinum, Long-stalked Crane's-bill. Dry banks. 9. XVI. 3. Malva rotundifolia, Dwarf Mallow. Way-sides. 9.

XVII. 1. Fumaria claviculata, White Climbing Fumitory. Woods and hedges. 7.

XVII. 2. Polygala vulgaris, Common Milkwort. Pastures and

heaths. 8.

XVII. 3. Ononis arvensis, Common Rest-Harrow.

meadows. 8.

Pastures and

Anthyllis vulneraria, Common Kidney-Vetch. Limestone soil. 8.

XVII. 3. Hedysarum Onobrychis, Common Saint-foin. Chalky and limestone soils. 7.

Astragalus glycyphyllos, Wild Liquoria, or Milk-Vetch. Woods and hedges. 7.

Astragalus hypoglottis, Purple Mountain Liquoria. Mountainous

heaths. 7.

Trifolium officinale, cum aliis. Common Melilot, with others. Borders of fields. 7.

Lotus corniculatus, Common Bird's-foot Trefoil. Pastures. 9. Medicago sativa, Lucerne Trefoil. Woods and chalky fields. 7. XVIII. 1. Hypericum hirsutum, Hairy St. John's-wort. Woods and hedges. 7.

XIX. 1. Tragopogon pratensis, Yellow Goat's-beard.

and pastures. 7.

Meadow

Picris echioides, Bristly Ox-tongue. Borders of fields. 7.
Hieracium aurantiacum, Orange Hawkweed. Mountainous woods. 7.
Hieracium murorum, Wall Hawkweed. Walls and rocks. 7.
Hieracium sylvaticum, Wood Hawkweed. Walls and dry banks. 7.
Crepis tectorum, Smooth Hawk's beard. Dry chalky ground. 7.
Crepis biennis, Rough Hawk's-beard. Chalky pastures. 7.
Hypocharis radicata, Long-rooted Cat's-ear.

tures. 7.

Meadows and pas

Cnicus lanceolatus, Spear Plume-Thistle. Waste ground. 7.
Cnicus pratensis, Meadow Plume-Thistle. Wet pastures. 9.
Carlina vulgaris, Common Carline Thistle.
XIX. 2. Gnaphalium dioicum, Mountain Cudweed. Heathy pas-

tures. 7.

Heaths. 8.

Cineraria palustris, Marsh Flea-wort. Pools and ditches. 7.

Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum, Great Ox-eye Daisy. Meadows and pastures. 7.

Chrysanthemum segetum, Yellow Corn Marygold. Corn and turnipfields. 8.

Achillea Millefolium, Common Yarrow, or Milfoil. Meadows and pastures. 8.

XIX. 3. Centaurea nigra, Black Knapweed, Hardiron. Pastures,

etc. 8.

XX. 1. Orchis bifolia, Butterfly Orchis. Woods. 7.
Orchis ustulata, Dwarf dark-winged Orchis.

fields. 7.

Limestone, and chalky

Orchis abida, White cluster-rooted Orchis. Mountain pastures. 7. Orchis viridis, Frog Orchis. Meadows and pastures. 7.

Orchis maculata, Spotted Palmate Orchis. Meadows and pas

tures. 7.

Orchis conopsea, Aromatic Orchis. Meadows and pastures. 7.

Aceras anthropophora, Green Man-Orchis.

Herminium monorchis, Green Musk-Orchis.

Ophrys muscifera, Fly Orchis.

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Chalky pastures. 7.

Listera ovata, Common Tway-blade. Pastures and woods.
Epipactis purpurata, Purple-leaved Helleborine.
Epipactis grandiflora, Large White Helleborine. Š

Shady woods.

XX. 1. Epipactis rubra, Purple Helleborine. Mountainous woods. 7. XX. 2. Cypripedium Calceolus, Common Ladies'-Slipper. Woods, Yorkshire.

XXI. 1. Euphorbia Hiberna, Irish Spurge. Woods and thickets.
XXI. 2. Typha angustifolia, Lesser Reed-mace. Ponds and
ditches. 7.
Carex pulicaris, cum mult. aliis. Flea Carex, or Sedge, with many
others. Heaths, etc.

XXI. 3. Urtica pilulifera, Roman Nettle. Near the sea. 7.
XXII. 1. Salix pentandra, cum mult. aliis. Sweet Bay-leaved
Willow, with many others. Moist hedges. 7.

XXII. 5. Tamus communis, Common Black Bryony. Hedges. 7.
XXIII. 1. Atriplex patula, Spreading Orache. Waste ground. 9.
XXIV. 1. Polypodium Phegopteris, Pale Mountain Polypody.
North of England and Scotland. 7.

Aspidium Filix mas, Male Shield-Fern. Woods and banks. 7.
Aspidium Filix fœmina, Female Shield-Fern. Marshy places. 7.
Cystea fragilis, Brittle Bladder-Fen. Wet rocks. 7.

Asplenium Ruta muraria, Wall Rue Spleenwort. Rocks and old walls. 10.

Asplenium Adiantum nigrum, Black Maiden-Hair.

walls. 10.

Rocks and

Osmunda regalis, Common Osmund Royal. Boggy places. 7.
Botrichium Lunaria, Moonwort. Pastures. 7.

Lycopodium Selago, Fir Club-Moss. Mountainous heaths. 8.

SELECT CALENDAR OF BRITISH INSECTS.

Cicindela sylvatica. Į

Cicindela sylvicola. Š
Carabus arvensis.

Carabus violaceus.

Locality, Heaths, Suffolk.

Mountainous heaths.

Month, To 7.

Under stones and in pathways. To 9.

Carabus glabratus. Norfolk and Cumberland. To 7.

Calosoma inquisitor. Hedges, Windsor. To 7.

Agonum sex-punctatum. Damp places.

Calathus rufangulus.

Omaceus melanarius.

Steropus madidus.

Patrobus rufipes.

Sandy places. To 9.

Under stones in damp places. To 8.

Platysma niger.

Harpalus æneus. Pathways. To 10.
Elaphrus cupreus. River banks.

Colymbetes maculatus. Running streams.

Hydaticus stagnalis. Ponds in the south. To 7.

To 8.

To 9.

Dermestes murinus. Dry decayed skins. To 7.

Hister bimaculatus. Sandy places and dung. To 8.

Lucanus Cervus, Stag Beetle. Oak-woods, Kent, etc. To 7.
Bolbocerus mobilicornis. Norfolk. To 7.

Geotrupes stercorarius, Common Dor-Beetle.

Dung. To 8.

Serica brunnea. Dead animals and foxglove. To 7.

Amphimalla solstitialis, Lesser Cockchaffer. White-thorn hedges.

To 7.

Melolontha Fullo, Great Variegated Cockchaffer.

To 7.

Anomala Frishii.

Hoplia argentea.
Trichius fasciatus.
Trichius variabilis.

Sea-coast. Matlock. To 7.
Sandy places. To 7.

South of England.

Umbelliferous plants. To. 7.
Decayed trees, Windsor. To 7.

Trichius nobilis. Flowers of the Dog-Rose. To 7.
Elater sanguineus. South of England. To 7.
Cleniocerus pectinicornis. Meadows and woods.
Cleniocerus æneus. Under stones, sandy places.
Atopa cervina. On nettles. To 7.

To 7.

To. 8.

Lampyris noctiluca, Glow-worm. On dry banks. To 8.
Malthinus flavus.

Ptinus imperialis.

To 7.

Hylurgus piniperda. Pine branches. To 7.

Cionus Scrophulariæ. On the water-betony. To 7.

Cionus Verbasci.

રે Gardens. To 7.

Cionus Hortulanus. S

Cryptorhynchus Lapathi. Osier-bolts. To 7.

Balaninus Nucum. Hazel bushes. To 7.

Hypera Rumicis. On various species of Dock. To 7.

Alophus Vau. Sandy places. To 7.

Cleonus sulcirostris. Under stones.

Rhynchites æquatus. On the White-thorn. To 7.

Apoderus Avellanæ.

On the Hazel-tree. To 7.

To 7.

Bruchus Pisi. Pea-fields. To 7.

Cerambyx moschatus, Musk-Beetle. Osier-holts.

Monochamus Sutor. Willow trees. To 7.

Lamia nubila. Trunks of trees.

Saperda Populnea. Trunks of poplars. To 7.

Saperda ferrea.

On the Tilia parvifolia.

Callidium bajulum. Trunks of trees.

To 7.

Callidium violaceum. Pine timber. To 7.
Callidium Alni. Woods, on faggots. To 8.

Clytus mysticus. Woods. To 7.

Clytus Arietis. Borders of woods. To 7.
Rhagium inquisitor. Woods. To 7.