10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMMA BUTTERFLY»
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You see," said Mr. Benedict, as he held up Gilbert's box before the class, "that the
Comma butterfly is not quite so large as the Semicolon. It is very rarely found
expanding more than two inches. The wings are dull orange, shaded on the
margin ...
Helen Stevens Conant, 1868
He found something in the book, handed me a pad, pointed to an Asian version
of a “Comma” butterfly in one of the cases. I wrote down on the pad
NymphalidaePolygonia-comma . . . the family, genus and base species
classification of the ...
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Insect Evolutionary Ecology: Proceedings of the Royal ...
Janz, N., Nylin, S. and Wedell, N. (1994) Host plant utilization in the comma
butterfly: sources of variation and evolutionary implications. Oecologia 99, 132-
140. Janz, N., Nyblom, K. and Nylin, S. (2001) Evolutionary dynamics of host-
plant ...
Royal Entomological Society of London. Symposium, Mark Fellowes, Graham Holloway, 2005
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The
Butterfly Book: A Popular Guide to a Knowledge of the ...
27, 29, 30, 39, 4648, chrysalis (The Comma Butterfly). Butterfly.—Dimorphic,
inthe formdryas with the hind wings heavily suffused with black,inthe form harrisi
predominantly fulvous. Expanse, 1.752.00 inches. The caterpillars feedupon the
...
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Insect Conservation Biology: Proceedings of the Royal ...
... Wyeomyia smithii 264, 289 Plebejus argus 98, 103, 106, 111, 113 Plutella
xylostella, diamondback moth 415 Polposipus herculeanus, Frégate Island giant
tenebrionid beetle 68-69 Polygonia c-album, comma butterfly 112—113, 253,
256, ...
Royal Entomological Society of London. Symposium, Alan J. A. Stewart, T. R. New, 2007
... tailed blue butterfly Xerces blue butterfly Family Nymphalidae: brushfoots
American painted lady butterfly blue morpho butterfly buckeye butterfly comma
butterfly common morpho butterfly Esmeralda butterfly Gillette checkerspot
butterfly gulf ...
Gloria G. Schlaepfer, 2006
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A report on the insects of Massachusetts, injurious to ...
Comma butterfly. Upper side tawny orange ; fore-wings bordered behind and
spotted with black ; hind-wings shaded behind with dark brown, with two black
spots on the middle, and three more in a transverse line from the front-edge, and
a ...
Thaddeus William Harris, 1841
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A Report on the Insects of Massachusetts: Injurious to ...
Comma butterfly. Upper side tawny orange ; fore-wings bordered behind and
spotted with black ; hind-wings shaded behind with dark brown, with two black
spots on the middle, and three more in a transverse line from the front-edge, and
a ...
Thaddeus William Harris, 1841
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The Chambers Dictionary
comma bacillus the micro-organism ( Vibrio comma) that causes cholera; comma
butterfly a brown and orange nymphaline butterfly (Polygonia c-album), having
wings with ragged outlines and with a white comma-shaped mark on the ...
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An Encyclopædia of Gardening: Comprising the Theory and ...
The Comma butterfly, so called from having a mark resembling a comma on the
under side. The caterpillar of this elegant insect is readily known from all the
preceding, by being of a bright chestnut colour, with the hinder and largest
portion of ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1835
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COMMA BUTTERFLY»
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Crowdsourcing project seeks Albertans' help to find rare butterflies
Photo: A Satyr Comma butterfly is an early spring butterfly common in forests. ____. rward@edmontonjournal.com · twitter.com/wardrachel. «Edmonton Journal, May 15»
Natural Dorset: Beautiful butterflies
These butterflies have been named the Comma butterfly due to the patterns on their underbodies as the spots resemble commas. Their bodies ... «Blackmore Vale Magazine, May 15»
Step outside, enjoy renewal that is spring
The eastern comma butterfly is a moderately sized butterfly that is orange with small black dots. The tiny eastern tent caterpillars also will be ... «Poughkeepsie Journal, May 15»
Comma butterfly in Greenwich Park
This Comma was in Greenwich Park a week or so ago -stunningly brightly coloured and it was joined by a second one for a short time. «Crosswhatfields?, Mar 15»
SLIDESHOW: Winners of the Louth Photographic Society competition
EMN-150130-170643001. The winners for 'Patterns in Nature' were: 1/ Water Bomb by Harry Scott. 2/ Comma Butterfly by Andy Greenfield. «Louth Leader, Feb 15»
With babies about, mama squirrel's a fighter
The similar-looking comma butterfly has a marking that looks like a comma on the underwing. While biking through The Reserve neighborhood ... «The Virginian-Pilot, Oct 14»
'Assisted migration' may save some species from climate change …
The range of the British Comma butterfly, for example, has moved northward 137 miles in the last 20 years. But the demise of other species is ... «Los Angeles Times, Sep 14»
New species recorded at Pressmennan Wood
Pictured above right is the comma butterfly spotted at Pressmennan Wood, and pictured right is a nuthatch similar to the one seen there. «East Lothian Courier, Sep 14»
Two species recorded in East Lothian wood first
The comma butterfly and nuthatch were recorded by the Woodland Trust Scotland at Pressmennan Wood. Both species are uncommon in ... «BBC News, Aug 14»
Walk in footsteps of Robert Graves
Then a comma butterfly fluttered its wings, showing the small white comma — a first for me. The wildlife is attracted by the lush vegetation, ... «The Oxford Times, Aug 14»
