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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 May 2012
The collection season of 1888 was, in this locality, somewhat peculiar. It opened up about the 10th of May with great promise—early moths appearing in considerable numbers. This was soon reversed— early moths appearing in considerable numbers. This was soon reversed—cool, dry weather setting in; and not until the second week of June did the weather become warm enought to produce a marked development of insect life.