10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAVED UMBER»
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An illustrated natural history of British moths
The Small Waved Umber (Phibalapteryx r Italia ta). 344. The Small Waved Umber
. — The antennae are almost simple in the male, hut appear somewhat stouter
than those of the female ; the fore wings are long and rather pointed, of a pale ...
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Pests of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Flowers: A Color Handbook
... appear in March and April. Menophra abruptaria (Thunberg) (774–775) syn.
Hemerophila abruptaria (Thunberg) Waved umber moth The mainly greyish-
brown, stick-like larvae (up to 40 mm long) of this widely distributed and locally ...
The king wheezed and waved Umber away once more. “You saw the filaments
again, didn't you?” Umber asked as they stepped outside the palace. “Until a
moment ago,” Hap said. Dodd was waiting beside Umber's carriage, across the ...
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The Natural History of British Insects: Explaining Them in ...
Explaining Them in Their Several States : with the Periods of Their
Transformations, Their Food, Oeconomy Edward Donovan. PLATE CCLI. FIG. I.
PHALLEN A SUBER ARIA. Waved Umber Moth. lepidoptera. GENERIC
CHARACTER.
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A Botanical Arrangement Of All The Vegetables Naturally ...
Orange sparkling Moth. Clouded straw Moth. Spider Moth. Brown tail Moth. Grey
tussock Moth. Tissue Moth. Blood veined Moth. Waved umber Moth. Mottled
Umber Moth. Copper underwing Moth. Orange upper wing Moth. Spring uiher
Moth.
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Elements of Natural History;: V. Insects. VI. Vermes
Phalaena suberaria, Waved umber M. Antennae yellowish ; a dark ferruginous
dash across the superior wings, and a band of the fame on the inferior pair ; the
whole of the upper surface streaked with numerous irregular transverse lines.
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A Systematic Catalogue of British Insects: Being an Attempt ...
1; tersata'. Ge. tersata. (Wien. V. 109.)-Hìib. Ge. pl. 52._f. 268.(Sam. I. 19.) Ph. ters
-ata. Haw. 339. The Fem. Пап. V. M. 25. 6602. 2; vitalbata*. Ge. vitalbata. (Wien.
V. 109.)-Hìib. Ge. pl. 22. 269.(Sam. I. 19.) Ph. vitalbata: the small waved-Umber.
Stephens (James Francis),
1829
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Bird Observatories of the British Isles
A species that is increasingly abundant on the reserve is Traveller's-joy, which
has led to an increase in the catch ofFern moths and Small Waved Umber in
recent years. Along the east bank a colourful variety of flowers thrive in the short
grass, ...
Mike Archer, Mark Grantham, Peter Howlett,
2010
The waved umber moth perches sideways on trees. That's because its stripes run
across its wings. The sideways perch lines up these stripes with the bark's pattern
. Among the insects, caterpillars excel at combining cryptic coloration with ...
10
The Ecology of a Garden: The First Fifteen Years
Lunar thorn Selenia lunularia (Hiibner) 174. Pale brindled beauty Apocheima
pilosaria (D. & S.) 175. Dotted border Agriopis marginaria (Fab.) 176. Waved
umber Menophra abruptaria (Thunberg) 177. Bordered white Bupalus piniaria (L.
) 178.