Number. 6••.
The Catterpillar of the 61st. Table, feeds only on the Herbe Calamin••ha, it is alwayes wet, and leaves a shine∣ing slimy tract after it, where it has, crept like a Snaile: its a fearfull and timerous Animall, and hides it selfe under the leaves of Mint, and often changes its station, it feeds ith night, but never ith Day time, and with its body in an erect posture, as one that is very circumspect and wattchfull to avoid danger: when it goes, it makes hast.
The Titmise, or little Birds (Pari) devower these Insects, and therefore they seldom appear, and are not to be driven from the places they hide themselves in, but by violence.
The Catterpillar Figured in the Table, abstained from meat the 15th. of October, and made it selfe a little house of sand and slime, and loosing its colour it changed the 26th. of March, as is Figured in the Table, and the 13th. of Iune, came forth a Butterfly very notably marked with spots, which after 8 Days fasting dyed.