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Rare Moths in England

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MRS. THOMAS'S letter in your issue of September 8 is interesting, both as affording definite proof that Deilephila livornica does sometimes breed in this country, and as rather tending to support the view that this species enters the country from abroad—for the proximity of Warmwell to the sea is certainly suggestive.

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