- 1Preface
- 2Part I — Structure and Life-History of the Lepidoptera
- 3Chapter II — The Egg
- 4Chapter III — The Larva
- 5Chapter IV — The Pupa or Chrysalis
- 6Chapter V — Classification of the Lepidoptera
- 7Part II — Work at Home and in the Field
- 8Chapter VII — Collecting Ova, Larvæ, and Pupæ
- 9Chapter VIII — Rearing Lepidoptera
- 10Chapter IX — Setting and Preserving
- 11Chapter X — Preserving Ova, Larvæ and Pupæ
- 12Chapter XI — The Cabinet — Arrangement of Specimens
- 13Part III — British Butterflies
- 14Chapter XII — The Swallow-Tail and the ‘Whites’
- 15Chapter XIII — The Fritillaries, Vanessas, and the Purple Emperor
- 16Chapter XIV — The Browns and Heaths
- 17Chapter XV — The Hairstreaks, Coppers and Blues
- 18Chapter XVI — The Duke of Burgundy and the Skippers
- 19Part IV — Common British Moths
- 20Chapter XVIII — Bombyces
- 21Chapter XIX — The Noctuæ
- 22Chapter XX — Geometræ
- 23Chapter XXI — The Micro-Lepidoptera
- 24Appendices
- 25Complete Classified List of British Macro-Lepidoptera
- 26Appendix II — The Lepidopterist’s Calendar
- 27Coloured Plates
Butterflies and Moths (British)
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