MA I437913 TePapa Plate-LII-The-butterflies full

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Watercolour by George Hudson. Plate LII. The butterflies and moths of New Zealand. Fig. 1. Cnephasia melanophaea male Fig. 2. Cnephasia melanophaea female Fig 3. Borkhausenia letharga, named after Tingena letharga, male Fig. 4. Harmologa columella male Fig 5. Gelechia caerulaea, named after Kiwaia caerulaea (Hudson, 1925), male Fig 6. Mallobathra fragilis, now known as Reductoderces microphanes (Meyrick, 1888), male. However Dugdale 1988 p69 states that this treatment refers to an undescribed species. Fig 7. Phthorimaea quieta, now known as Kiwaia thyraula (Meyrick, 1885), female Fig 8. Lathicrossa prophetica, male Fig. 9. Scoparia pachyerga male Fig. 10. Scoparia lychnophanes female Fig. 11. Xanthorhoe glaciata male Fig 12. Corocosma memorabilis female Fig 13. Tinea aetherea male Fig 14. Hectaema decoranda female Fig 15. Barea ambigua now known as Gymnobathra ambigua (Philpott, 1926), male Fig 16. Crypsitricha generosa male Fig 17. Glyphipteryx scintilla male Fig 18. Thectophila acmotypa female Fig 19. Simaethis urbana, now known as Asterivora urbana (Clarke, 1926), male Fig 20. Proteodes melographa male Fig 21. Philobota amenena, now known as Leptocroca amenena (Meyrick, 1888), female Fig 22. Borkhausenia paula, now known as Tingena paula (Philpott, 1927), female Fig. 23. Harmologa toroterma female Fig 24. Simaethis nivescens now known as Asterivora nivescens (Philpott, 1926), female Fig. 25. Catamacta calligypsa now known as Pyrgotis calligypsa (Meyrick, 1926), female Fig. 26. Cnephasia paterna male Fig 27. Proteodes clarkei female Fig. 28. Epichorista triorthota now known as Ecclitica triorthota (Meyrick, 1927) Fig. 29. Carposina sanctimonea female Fig 30. Diptychophora bipunctella female now known as Glaucocharis bipunctella Fig 31. Hierodoris insignis female Fig 32. Tinea lindsayi now known as Archyala lindsayi (Philpott, 1927), male Fig 33. Sagephora jocularis female