Volume 33, Plate XIII / Entomology (Insects)
Saturnia Isis
A magnificent African Saturnia near six inches across, the very pale grey anterior wings covered with fine black and brown hairs, marked with an oval vitreous spot, dentate fasciae, and dark speckled compartments toward the apex. The hind wings bear a most magnificent eye-like spot ringed in fulvous, black, clay, flesh, and rich claret; the underside is paler and far less brilliant, the thorax rich brown with white neck-bands.
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Related wildlife
Agarista Picta, Eusemia Lectrix & E. Maculatrix
Angerona prunaria & Alcis scolopacea
April Miselia, Peach-Blossom Moth & Buff Arches
Arctia Hebe, Spilosoma arge & S. Virgo
Asthenia podaliriaria, Macrotes netrix, M. sospeta & Eumelea Rosalia
Beautiful China Mark, Green Silver-Lines & Scarce Silver-Lines
Bee Clear-Wing, Breeze Clear-Underwing, Black and White Horned Clear-Wing & Ruby-Fly Clear-Wing.
Black Arches & Scarlet Tiger-Moth
