Zygaena

_Zygaena_ family of the _Squalidae_, (I think they sound more horribly devilish when called by their classical titles), is one dangerous to man, and it is very rare that a man-eating or man-biting shark is ever found on the English coast.

Captain Mugford Our Salt and Fresh Water Tutors William Henry Giles Kingston 1847

Zygaena (Burnet-moth), mentioned by Darwin in his early recollections.

More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 2 Charles Darwin 1845

The sandy plain before the house has left a strong impression, which is obscurely connected with an indistinct remembrance of curious insects, probably a Cimex mottled with red, and Zygaena, the burnet-moth.

More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1 Charles Darwin 1845

I must have observed insects with some little care, for when ten years old (1819) I went for three weeks to Plas Edwards on the sea-coast in Wales, I was very much interested and surprised at seeing a large black and scarlet Hemipterous insect, many moths (Zygaena), and a Cicindela which are not found in

The Autobiography of Charles Darwin Charles Darwin 1845

Here's a lovely couple of Zygaena graslini moths working on the next generation.

What's That Bug? online 2010

Zygaena graslini is in the family Zygaenidae, which according to Wikipedia are called Forester Moths or Burnet Moths.

What's That Bug? online 2010

Made Tawni laptop reflect mission and fixed Zygaena and Yukie bugs.

WorthPlaying.com - All about games! 2010

Zygaena graslini is in the family Zygaenidae, which according to Wikipedia are called Forester Moths or Burnet Moths.

What's That Bug? online 2010

Here's a lovely couple of Zygaena graslini moths working on the next generation.

What's That Bug? online 2010

Here's a lovely couple of Zygaena graslini moths working on the next generation.

What's That Bug? online 2010