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Packardia Elegans

Plate XLVII — Packardia Elegans is Fig. 16
Plate XLVII — Packardia Elegans is Fig. 16

The larvae feed upon a great variety of trees and shrubs, and are commonly found in the deep glens and ravines of the Appalachian subregion, where there is much shade and moisture. The insect is not uncommon in the vicinity of Pittsburgh.