WHAT DOES KENTISH GLORY MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of Kentish glory in the English dictionary
The definition of Kentish glory in the dictionary is a moth, Endromis versicolora, common in north and central Europe, having brown variegated front wings and, in the male, orange hindwings.
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Female Kentish Glory moth and eggs. Figure 10. Eggs of Puss moth. Figure 11.
Eggs of. with fluffy hairs from the abdomen of the female (Figure 2). It is likely that
this provides a measure of protection from tits and other insect-eating birds.
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Entomology: British Moths, Sphinxes
The insect is not unfrequent, at least in the larva state, both throughout England
and the south of Scotland. The food of the caterpillar consists of the leaves of the
Willow and Poplar. THE KENTISH GLORY. Endromk versicolor. PLATE XVI. Fig.
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The Naturalist's Library: Duncan, J. The natural history of ...
The insect is not unfrequent, at least in the larva state, both throughout England
and the south of Scotland. The food of the caterpillar consists of the leaves of the
Willow and Poplar. THE KENTISH GLORY. Endromis versicolor. PLATE XVI. Fig.
Sir William Jardine, 1836
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The Naturalist's Library
THE KENTISH GLORY. Endromis versicolor. PLATE XVI. Fig. 3, Female. Phal.
Bom. Versicolor, Linn. ,- Don. v. Pl. 158', Entanwloglbal Transactions, i. 323, P1. 9
._Glory of Kent, Wilkes, Pl. 89. __Kentish Glory, Harris. THE above name was ...
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Upland Britain: A Natural History
North York Moors (Margaret Atherden) 2 The Kentish glory, a rare moth of the
Scottish Highlands (Archibald Heron) 3 Purple saxifrage in the Brecon Beacons (
Margaret Atherden) 4 The spring gentian in Upper Teesdale (Margaret Atherden)
5 ...
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An Illustrated Natural History of British Moths: With ...
The Kentish Glory (Female). 102. The Emperor Moth (Male) (Saturniia. on the
second, third, and fourth segments, are larger and longer than the rest, and there
is a conspicuous hump on the twelfth segment ,' between the second and third
seg ...
For example ; if you breed from the chrysalis a female Kentish Glory Moth, and
then immediately take her — in a closed box, mind — out into her native woods,
within a short space of time an actual crowd of male " Glories " come and fasten ...
William Stephen Coleman, 1860
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The Entomologist's Weekly Intelligencer
F. O. K. — Your beetle is not common : it is the Cassida pulchella of Panzer.
Endromis Versicolora (Kentish Glory). This is one of the great prizes of the
Lepidopterist during the present month. We thought some of our juvenile readers
would like ...
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The Natural History of British Moths, Sphinxes, &c: ...
The insect is not infrequent, at least in the larva state, both throughout England
and the south of Scotland. The food of the caterpillar consists of the leaves of the
Willow and Poplar. THE KENTISH GLORY. Endromis versicolor. PLATE XVI. Fig.
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The Myth & Magic of Embroidery
As a rule, all these effects can be achieved by using shorter stitches than would
otherwise be employed - often a necessity because of their complex shadings (
see Fig 23) 8 x 8.5cm (3 x 3 '/.in) Fig 23 V The Kentish glory. A complicated motif
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Friday with Kim Newman and the Lord of the Undead
... planned – including a comics project set in the 1930s and a forthcoming novel (Kentish Glory) about a school for unusual girls in the 1920s. «Comic Book Resources, Nov 12»
Extinction fear for butterflies
They include chequered skipper butterfly, Kentish glory and New Forest Burnet moth. Mr Kirkland said: "There are already parts of Scotland ... «BBC News, May 08»
