10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLOUDED MAGPIE»
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British Moths and Butterflies: A Photographic Guide
Elm, English Ulmus procera Clouded Magpie, Dusky-lemon Sallow, Lesser-
spotted Pinion, Lime Hawk-moth, Lunar-spotted Pinion, White-spotted Pinion Elm
, Wych Ulmus glabra Blomer's Rivulet, Clouded Magpie, Dusky-lemon Sallow, ...
2
An illustrated natural history of British moths
rant, sloe, and whitethorn. (The scientific name is Abraxas grossulariata). 225.
The Clouded Magpie (Abraxas ulmata). 225. The Clouded Magpie. — Front
wings white, the base brownish with yellowish stripes. Near the front of the wing a
lead- ...
3
The common moths of England
60 CLOUDED MAGPIE. pillars, it uses its thread-producing powers as a means
for securing its safety ; and if the branches be tapped, or if it be suddenly alarmed
, it fixes a thread to a twig, and quickly lowers itself towards the ground, swinging
...
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A Systematic Catalogue of British Insects: Being an Attempt ...
176.-D0n. ix. 11.pl. 293.12 1.— Turt. iii. 254. Ge. Ulmaria. Hiib. Ge. pl. 76.f. 391,
392.-(Haw. Pr. 21.) Ph. Ulmata: scarce Magpie. Haw. 317. Ph. Ge. sylvata. Villch
E. ii. 363. I Ge. pantherata. Bork. E. S. v. 470. ` Clouded Magpie. На". V. M. 35. à.
Stephens (James Francis), 1829
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A systematic catalogue of British insects: being an attempt ...
Clouded Magpie. Harr. V. M. 35. 6590. 3; Grossulariata*. (Leach E. E. ix. 134.) —
(Samou. 253.) Ph. Ge. Grossulariata. Linn. ii. 867. — Berk. S. i. 145 Stew. ii. 168.
— Don. i. pl. 4. — Turt. iii. 253. Ge. Grossulariaria. (Wien. V. 115.) — Hüb. Ge.pl.
James Francis Stephens, 1829
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The Moths of the British Isles, Second Series
Clouded Magpie (Abraxas sylvata). A more or less typical example of
eachsexofthisvariable species will be found on Plate 103. Fig. 7 represents a
male, and Fig. 8 a female; the slightly marked specimen (Fig.6) somewhat
approaches the ...
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Bird Observatories of Britain and Ireland
... ochre broad-bodied chaser brown argus brown hawker brown-tail camberwell
beauty cepero's groundhopper chalk carpet chalkhill blue chimney sweeper
cinnabar clouded Magpie clouded Yellow coast dart comma common blue
common ...
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Ecological Analysis of Population Density and Animal ...
... Abraxas grossulariata (6470, 2), Magpie moth, T= 17 Abraxas sylvata (6467, 2)
, Clouded magpie, T = 17 Acrocephalus scirpaceus (9871, 2), Reed warbler, T=
18 Aegolius funereus (9922, 3), Tengmalm's owl, T = 19 Agrotis segetum (6215, ...
Leo Carlos Polansky, 2008
190 cloth from elm bark, 109 clouded magpie, 69. 86. 35 Clough, Arthur, 134.
143 clumps in landscape, 115. 267 Cobbett, William, 155 Cobham (Ke), 256
Cockersand Abbey (La), 190 cockpits, 116 Codrington, Robert. 288 Coed Mawr,
232 ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
P/l. ulmata, or the clouded Magpie, is a scarcer species. In Scotland at least it is
rare. Both these belong to the sub-genus Abrams of Leach. A rather large and
elegant species, called the swallow-tailed moth, .Pll. sambucaria, is of a pale ...
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Appreciating the fine monochrome magic of both pied bird and moth
There is a clouded magpie moth, Abraxas sylvatica, a more local species and another beautiful insect. More of a woodland and wood edge ... «Western Morning News, Jan 15»
