| His conversation flits in and out of subjects, passing from one to the other with the speed of an agitated lepidopteron. |
| Unmindful of the mosquitoes that covered my forearms and neck, I stooped with a grunt of delight to snuff out the life of some silver-studded lepidopteron throbbing in the folds of my net. |
| The Cameraria is a lepidopteron insect, adults are small moths of about 7-8 mm long and the white greenish caterpillars are flattish from 0, 5 to 5 mm long and they go through five stages. |
| Let us in the first place confine our attention to the three chief forms which every lepidopteron presents, viz. |
