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Irish Lepidoptera

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IN reply to the note appended to the report of the Dublin Natural History Society's Meeting, Dec. 1st (NATURE, NO. 6, p. 176), allow me to say that I perfectly remember the specimen of Liminitis to which Mr. Andrews refers, and which he exhibited some years ago as Liminitis Sibylla from Tarbert in the county of Limerick. It was subsequently given by him to my friend Mr. A. Dunlop, of Sutton, near Dublin, and sent to me for identification.

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BIRCHALL, E. Irish Lepidoptera. Nature 1, 267 (1870). https://doi.org/10.1038/001267a0

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