The Microscope Or Descriptions of Various Objects of Especial Interest And Beau
The Microscope Or Descriptions of Various Objects of Especial Interest And Beau
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3, and fig. 4 is intended for a small part of one of them, magnified sixty diameters. The colours are white, morone crimson, a sort of straw-colour and black, a beautiful and harmonious mixture.
I have noticed another deviation from the plan of nosaic work in the wing of a moth one of the tribe of " Yellow Underwing. " The wing is rather dingy, but with a silvery gloss in some parts, which induced me to examine it. I found that the scales themselves were shaded. In one place, for instance, wher...e the wing is brown and white, the microscope showed that instead of having rows of white scales and of brown 42 The Microscope.
ones, the same scale was white and brown, and a very curious and pretty effect it has (fig. 5).
The edges of moths and butterflies' wings are highly ornamented. The scales are long, . And gene- rally shaped like fig. 6.
You have probably observed the Brimstone But- terfly (fig. 7) . It appears in spring, and looks almost like a faded lime-leaf. You may observe some spots on the edge of this butterfly's wings ; they are very small, and appear a sort of rust-colour, but through the microscope they are white scales tipped with pink, shaded like those of the moth described last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3, and fig. 4 is intended for a small part of one of them, magnified sixty diameters. The colours are white, morone crimson, a sort of straw-colour and black, a beautiful and harmonious mixture.
I have noticed another deviation from the plan of nosaic work in the wing of a moth one of the tribe of " Yellow Underwing. " The wing is rather dingy, but with a silvery gloss in some parts, which induced me to examine it. I found that the scales themselves were shaded. In one place, for instance, wher...e the wing is brown and white, the microscope showed that instead of having rows of white scales and of brown 42 The Microscope.
ones, the same scale was white and brown, and a very curious and pretty effect it has (fig. 5).
The edges of moths and butterflies' wings are highly ornamented. The scales are long, . And gene- rally shaped like fig. 6.
You have probably observed the Brimstone But- terfly (fig. 7) . It appears in spring, and looks almost like a faded lime-leaf. You may observe some spots on the edge of this butterfly's wings ; they are very small, and appear a sort of rust-colour, but through the microscope they are white scales tipped with pink, shaded like those of the moth described last.
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