10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MANY-PLUMED MOTH»
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Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
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The Illustrated Natural History
Hexadactyla (Gr.°Ef, six; ScIktvAos, a finger), the Many-plumed Moth. and the
lines across the wings are deep yellow. It derives its name from the shape of the
hinder wings. The Many-plumed Moth is found towards the close of autumn,
usually ...
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Blight on flowers; or figures and descriptions of the ...
Many-plumed Moth.— Six-cleft-plume Moth.—Many-feathered Moth. ' This is a
very common moth, and a very singular one. The wings measure, when
expanded, about half an inch : they are pale yellow. First pair, divided into eight
rays each, ...
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Blight on flowers; or, Figures and descriptions of the ...
... means for their destruction. ALUCITA HEXADACTYLA. Twenty-plumed Moth.
— Frontispiece, Fig. 4. Order, Lepidoptera Nocturna. Division, Alucitidm.
Synonyms. — Common-feathered Moth. — Many-plumed Moth. — Six-cleft-
plume Moth.
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The Everyday Book of Natural History: Comprising a Note for ...
The Many-plumed Moth. — (Alucita hexadactyla.) As autumn progresses towards
its close there comes abroad one of the most delicately-formed of that section of
the lepidopterous order familiarly known as Moths. As a class, it is not difficult to ...
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Explanatory Text to S.R. Urbino's Charts of the Animal Kingdom
Plumed Moths (Pterophorus) . -—Wings divided by feathered segments. r. The
Many-plumed Moth (P. pentadactylus) ; wings, snow-white ; the upper divided
into two, the under into three, feather-like parts ; the caterpillar lives on 148
INSECTS.
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Popular British Entomology: Containing a Familiar and ...
Many-plumed Moth. This pretty insect is often seen in autumn creeping on the
inside of windows, and is easily distinguished by the beautiful structure of the
wings, which are divided into feathers, each having a central shaft fringed on
both ...
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American Insects: A Handbook of the Insects of America North ...
COSMOPTERIGIDAE (Cosmet Moth Family) 29. SCYTHRIDIDAE (Flower Moth
Family) Superfamily COPROMORPHOIDEA 30. COPROMORPHIDAE (Tropical
Fruitworm Moth Family) 31. ALUCITIDAE (Many-plumed Moth Family) 32.
Ross H. Arnett, Jr., 2000
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Explanatory text to S.R. Urbino's charts of the animal kingdom
Plumed Moths (Pterophorus) . — Wings divided by feathered segments. r. The
Many-plumed Moth (P. pentaductylus) ; wings, snow-white ; the upper divided
into two, the Plate 28. 'Worms (Vermes). — Worms have a long body, 148
INSECTS.
Gotthilf Heinrich von Schubert, Samuel Kneeland, 1869
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The Naturalist's Library: Duncan, J. The natural history of ...
... autumn, most commonly on the inside of windows creeping on the glass. FINIS.
EDINBURGH : PRINTED BY W. H. LIZARS. I PUBLISHED BY SIMPKIN,
MARSHALL, & CO. STATIONERS' HALL COURT, LUDGATE 208 MANY-
PLUMED MOTH.
Sir William Jardine, 1836
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Why do butterflies and moths have such detailed wings?
Only a dozen millimeters in length, this many-plumed moth appears to have the wings of a miniscule bird. Unlike its pale cousin, this moth hides ... «Mother Nature Network, Nov 14»
