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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)

University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 143

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e least likely to reachthem with their tails. The list of insect enemies is far from ex-hausted. There is a terrible array of them inthe garden. Those that we have been writingof now, however, suffice to show how very care-ful men have to be to guard their health andproperty from the lesser animals… … WONDERS OF INSECT LIFE 129 which is only an inch and a quarter in length, our boys and girls would agree with him. OfThe larva bores in the wood of pine and fir. course I cannot pass the beetle to all of you, so I do the next best thing, and photograph it a lit-tle enlarged, with a separate picture…

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