Insect Life; An Introduction to Nature-Study And a Guide for Teachers, Students, And Others Interested in Out-of-Door Life
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The Dark-veined Deilephila, Deilephila gallii. The larva feeds on grape.
4. The Bumblebee Hawk-moth, Hemaris diffinis. The larva feeds on the bush honeysuckle and the snowberry.
5. The Nessus Sphinx, Amphion nessus. The larva feeds on grape and rubiacea.
- ^is i his dust v'd with a iound to be .., .cry minute regular form.
I wing is ' ' same w Plate III.
CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS. 8 1 scribed in the chapters following this one. The principal divisions of the Lepidoptera that are ap- propriately... discussed here are three : The moths, the skippers, and the butterflies.
The Moths. — These are the insects commonly called millers. Most of the species fly by night and are frequently attracted to lights. When at rest the A moth with threadlike antennas.
wings are either wrapped around the body, or are spread horizontally, or are folded rooflike on the abdomen ; they are not held in a vertical position above the body. The antennae of moths are of vari- FiG. 72.— A moth with featherlike antennas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Dark-veined Deilephila, Deilephila gallii. The larva feeds on grape.
4. The Bumblebee Hawk-moth, Hemaris diffinis. The larva feeds on the bush honeysuckle and the snowberry.
5. The Nessus Sphinx, Amphion nessus. The larva feeds on grape and rubiacea.
- ^is i his dust v'd with a iound to be .., .cry minute regular form.
I wing is ' ' same w Plate III.
CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS. 8 1 scribed in the chapters following this one. The principal divisions of the Lepidoptera that are ap- propriately... discussed here are three : The moths, the skippers, and the butterflies.
The Moths. — These are the insects commonly called millers. Most of the species fly by night and are frequently attracted to lights. When at rest the A moth with threadlike antennas.
wings are either wrapped around the body, or are spread horizontally, or are folded rooflike on the abdomen ; they are not held in a vertical position above the body. The antennae of moths are of vari- FiG. 72.— A moth with featherlike antennas.
What to read after Insect Life; An Introduction to Nature-Study And a Guide for Teachers, Students, And Others Interested in Out-of-Door Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Metcalf Collection (North Carolina State University). Ncrs to read onlineMoreLess
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