Wild Nature Won By Kindness
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Twice a day these delicate little pets would come upon my hand toreceive their sweet food, and appeared perfectly content in captivity.
[Footnote 2: The former Latin name for the "Painted Lady" butterfly] [Illustration] ANT-LIONS.
(MYRMELEON FORMICARIUS. ) Many years ago a friend sent me some of these remarkable insects fromthe Riviera, and for sixteen months I fed them as regularly as possible, but the cold of a remarkably severe winter killed them, to my greatdisappointment, as I had hoped to... be rewarded by a sight of the perfectinsect.
Ant-lions are not, I believe, found in any part of England, so I had towait till I could again procure some from the south of France, wherethey are frequently met with in dry, sandy places.
Early in March this year (1890) three specimens were sent me and were atonce placed in a box of dry silver sand, where they buried themselvesand remained quietly resting for some hours.
Many of my readers may be interested to know what the ant-lion is like, and why I thought it worth while to take great pains to rear it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twice a day these delicate little pets would come upon my hand toreceive their sweet food, and appeared perfectly content in captivity.
[Footnote 2: The former Latin name for the "Painted Lady" butterfly] [Illustration] ANT-LIONS.
(MYRMELEON FORMICARIUS. ) Many years ago a friend sent me some of these remarkable insects fromthe Riviera, and for sixteen months I fed them as regularly as possible, but the cold of a remarkably severe winter killed them, to my greatdisappointment, as I had hoped to... be rewarded by a sight of the perfectinsect.
Ant-lions are not, I believe, found in any part of England, so I had towait till I could again procure some from the south of France, wherethey are frequently met with in dry, sandy places.
Early in March this year (1890) three specimens were sent me and were atonce placed in a box of dry silver sand, where they buried themselvesand remained quietly resting for some hours.
Many of my readers may be interested to know what the ant-lion is like, and why I thought it worth while to take great pains to rear it.
What to read after Wild Nature Won By Kindness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brightwen Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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