10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOBSTER MOTH»
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lobster moth in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Notodontidae: Polypoetes, Erbessa, Phalera, Dioptis,
Lobster ...
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The common moths of England
LOBSTER MOTH. 76 difficult of discovery than that of the Puss Moth. Two other
species of Kitten Moth are known, the Poplar Kitten and the Alder Kitten. They all
appear at the beginning of summer. OUR next insect, though its appearance has
...
Figure 2. Caterpillar of the Lobster moth. Some curious caterpillars The larvae of
British butterflies and moths include many species which differ strikingly from the
majority of caterpillars in structure and markings. Some, too, have a highly ...
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Nature in a Nutshell: Daily Devotions for Juniors
Theme: Pure spe' ec^ May 20 Lobster Moth Home: Europe, Asia, Japan Size:
Wingspan to 2.25 inches Have you ever seen anything so ugly that you wanted to
stay away from it? The lobster moth might fit into that category. Yellowish-green
or ...
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Encyclopedia of Insects
In some species showing full industrial melanic polymorphism, such as the
lobster moth, Stauropus fagi, melanism developed at roughly the same time as in
the peppered moth. In others, industrial melanism has developed much more
recently ...
Vincent H. Resh, Ring T. Cardé, 2009
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The Christian miscellany, and family visiter
When at rest, the caterpillar of the Lobster Moth throws back its head, and raises
the extremity of the body, and thus sits on a twig or leaf in an apparently
uncomfortable and rather ludicrous posture. The caterpillar of the Barred Hook-tip
, ...
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bearded ...
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The Butterfly Vivarium: Or, Insect Home: Being an Account of ...
2. Centra Vinula— The Puss-moth. 3. The Caterpillar of the Lobster-moth. our
native Moths to seek it in works more especially. 4. Stauropus Fagi—Vhe Lobster
-moth. ft. LampyriM Xoctiluca—The Female Glow worm 6. The Male Glow-worm.
Henry Noel Humphreys, 1858
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Episodes of insect life. By Acheta Domestica
Without even the trouble of spreading net or shaking bough — with that, merely,
of walking with our eyes open, we are just as likely to obtain possession of this
insect oddity. LOBSTER MOTH. Ill Taking a sylvan stroll, in the above-named.
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The Moths of the British Isles, First Series / Comprising ...
Atameeting of the Entomological Society of London heldin April, 1854, theRev.
JosephGreene exhibited aspecimenthat he had reared froma caterpillar obtained
from apoplar near Halton, in Bucks, August, 1853. Pl. 26. Lobster Moth. Pl. 27.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LOBSTER MOTH»
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lobster moth is used in the context of the following news items.
Fancy a wild lobster search in South Devon woodlands?
Among them is the Lobster moth, whose caterpillar bears a resemblance to the sea dweller, It a native species and is often spotted in woodland ... «Torquay Herald Express, Jul 14»
Moth Night: Woodlands in the dark offer insects the perfect home
The adult lobster moth is, on the face of it, a rather unprepossessing beast. Brownish-grey, furry and only revealing itself at night, it is not ... «Western Daily Press, Jun 14»
Vladimir Nabokov, "Furious" Darwin Doubter
Consider the tricks of an acrobatic caterpillar (of the Lobster Moth) which in infancy looks like bird's dung, but after molting develops scrabbly ... «Discovery Institute, Jul 08»
