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A Rare Moth

Nature volume 4, page 466 (1871)Cite this article

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A FINE specimen of the rare moth Deïopeia pulchella (crimson speckled footman) was captured by R. Beck on the Moors near Scarborough on the 11th inst. Could any of the readers of NATURE inform me whether it has ever been taken so far north before?

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WALLER, W. A Rare Moth. Nature 4, 466 (1871). https://doi.org/10.1038/004466f0

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