Among the moths and butterflies : a revised and enlarged edition of "Insect lives ; or, Born in prison" (1891)
Ballard, Julia P. (Julia Perkins) · New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 159
arcely berecognized as a moth. The antennae of themale are doubly feathered. Their baskethome is soft-lined and the neck both withoutand within is free from sticks and soft as plush Il8 AMONG THE MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES. to the touch. The female moth never leavesher home. This evergreen Basket-worm… … ^p p ^s^ s ^^ ^a ^^^ ^ ^ -(4*3^^ ^^M A BLACKBERRY LOOPER. ON July 17, 1884, I secured from a black-berry a very curious looper cater-pillar. He was of a mulberry-brown colormottled and ringed, and his body shagreened.He had two pair of hind prop feet, and threepair of true feet in front. His head…
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