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Epizeuxis Americalis
The range of this insect is from Canada to Texas east of the Rocky Mountains. It is exceedingly common in the woods of the Appalachian subregion, and is one of the moths which are most commonly attracted to sugar. The life history has been well ascertained, and has been entertainly described by Professor C. V. Riley in the Fourth Volume of "Insect Life." The reader is referred to the account there given for fuller details.