Injurious Insects of the Farm And Garden
Injurious Insects of the Farm And Garden
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, in search of a suitable place to form its cocoon. It usually contents itself with folding a leaf or drawing several together for this purpose, though it frequently spins up under fence boards and in other sheltered situations. The cocoon is much like that of the common Tent-caterpillar, being formed of a loose exterior covering of white silk with the hairs of the larva interwoven, and by a more compact oval inner pod that is made stiff by the meshes being filled with a thin yellowish paste fr...om the mouth of the larva, which paste, when dried, gives the cocoon the ap- pearance of being dusted with powdered sulphur. Three days after the cocoon is completed the caterpillar casts its skin for the last time and becomes a chrysalis of a red- Fig. 103. TENT-CATERPILLAR OF THE FOREST.
dish-brown color, slightly dusted with a pale powder, and densely clothed with short pale yellow hairs, which at the blunt and rounded extremity are somewhat larger and darker. In a couple of weeks more, or during the fore- part of June, the moths commence to issue, and fly about at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, in search of a suitable place to form its cocoon. It usually contents itself with folding a leaf or drawing several together for this purpose, though it frequently spins up under fence boards and in other sheltered situations. The cocoon is much like that of the common Tent-caterpillar, being formed of a loose exterior covering of white silk with the hairs of the larva interwoven, and by a more compact oval inner pod that is made stiff by the meshes being filled with a thin yellowish paste fr...om the mouth of the larva, which paste, when dried, gives the cocoon the ap- pearance of being dusted with powdered sulphur. Three days after the cocoon is completed the caterpillar casts its skin for the last time and becomes a chrysalis of a red- Fig. 103. TENT-CATERPILLAR OF THE FOREST.
dish-brown color, slightly dusted with a pale powder, and densely clothed with short pale yellow hairs, which at the blunt and rounded extremity are somewhat larger and darker. In a couple of weeks more, or during the fore- part of June, the moths commence to issue, and fly about at night.
What to read after Injurious Insects of the Farm And Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Lua Adelia Davis Allen Treat to read onlineMoreLess
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