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manner as the larva of the Sphinx Apiformis *, and Sphinx Tipull-formis +, are concealed within the wood of the Poplar, and stalks ofCurrant bullies.

Fabricius describes the Caterpillar , green with a lateral line ofyellow; spine at the end of the body red. Harris observes, that inthe winged state the fly is found in Gardens, on flowers, in Map ;Fabricius writes on the Honey-suckle , &c.

It is very rare; one specimen has been taken this season on Epping -Fore/}.

* Mate XXV. of this Work, f Ibid.

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