Lane And Field
Lane And Field
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The Lacevving Fly Its habits Beauty of the insect Its golden eyes Its evil odour Eggs of the Lacewing How placed on their footstalks Aphis Lions Earwigs Popular prejudices Wings of the Earwig Maternal affection Use of the tail-pincers Bees Mode of ex- tracting the juices of flowers Jaws of the Bee Honey and wax Gall-flies and their ravages Nests of the Gall-flies Oak-apples Bedeguars Object of the gall Development of the insect Ink-galls Butterflies The Scarlet Admiral The Peacock, Tortoiseshel...l, and Painted Lady Caterpillars and Stinging-nettles Transformations of insects Wonderful development of the fat Wings of insects A new pleasure.
ANOTHER of the aphis-destroyers may be found in every field and lane, and is well known under the popular and appropriate names of Lacewing and Golden-eye.
Towards the dusk of the warm evenings the moth- hunter is sure to capture several specimens of the Lacewing, and beautiful as they all are, he is glad enough to shake them out of his net without touching them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lacevving Fly Its habits Beauty of the insect Its golden eyes Its evil odour Eggs of the Lacewing How placed on their footstalks Aphis Lions Earwigs Popular prejudices Wings of the Earwig Maternal affection Use of the tail-pincers Bees Mode of ex- tracting the juices of flowers Jaws of the Bee Honey and wax Gall-flies and their ravages Nests of the Gall-flies Oak-apples Bedeguars Object of the gall Development of the insect Ink-galls Butterflies The Scarlet Admiral The Peacock, Tortoiseshel...l, and Painted Lady Caterpillars and Stinging-nettles Transformations of insects Wonderful development of the fat Wings of insects A new pleasure.
ANOTHER of the aphis-destroyers may be found in every field and lane, and is well known under the popular and appropriate names of Lacewing and Golden-eye.
Towards the dusk of the warm evenings the moth- hunter is sure to capture several specimens of the Lacewing, and beautiful as they all are, he is glad enough to shake them out of his net without touching them.
What to read after Lane And Field?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John George Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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