The Common Objects of the Country

Name: The Common Objects of the Country
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Author: John George Wood

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John George Wood

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Зарубежная классика

Год написания книги

2018

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3. Ichneumon (Pimpla).

4. Adela Long-horn.

5. Volucella.

6. Sting-fly (Chrysops).

7. Skipjack Beetle (Elater).

8. Peacock Butterfly.

–a. Do. wings closed.

–b. Do. Caterpillar.

9. White-Plume Moth.

10. Red-tailed Humble-Bee.

11. Common do.

12. Cock-tail Beetle (Goërius).

I. (#x7_plateI)

1. May-fly (Ephemera).

2. Scorpion-fly.

3. Brimstone Butterfly.

4. Cabbage White Butterfly.

–a. Do. Caterpillar.

5. Oak Egger-Moth, female.

–a. Do. Cocoon.

6. Gerris.

7. Musk Beetle.

8. Earwig.

–a. Do. flying.

9. Nut Weevil.

J. (#x7_plateJ)

1a. Glow-worm, male.

–b. Do. female.

2. Green Saw-fly (Tenthredo).

3. Turnip-fly.

4. Lace-wing Fly.

–a. Eggs of do. on lilac branch.

5. Empis.

–a. Do. killing Oak-moth.

6. Ichneumon (Microgaster) and cocoons.

7. Grasshopper, flying.

–a. Do. walking.

8. Death-watch (Anobium).

9. Hoverer-fly.

–a. Rat-tailed Maggot.

10. Ground Beetle (Carabus).

11. Oil Beetle.

12. Cocoon of Microgaster, magnified.

–a. Microgaster, magnified.

13. Turnip-hopper (Haltica), magnified.

–a. Do. natural size.

14. Cyclops, magnified, showing egg-sacs.

15. Scarlet Spider (Trombidium), magnified.

–a. Do. natural size.

K. Microscopical. (#x7_plateK)

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