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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 94

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p for them. Soon I was looking for certainbugs which I believed I could distinguish fromothers of the same kind, just as you know oneof your kittens or pigeons from another. Thewhole vast world of insects had a new interestfor me. In nearing a pond we shall first see dragon-flies. All of them are… … ^£«V*<1- AN INSECT AQUARIUMShowing the glass covering and general arrangement. them! So we may sit in a shaded spot and watchserenely these dragon-flies (which, by the way,are the hawks of the insect world) as they dart N.&O.L. I. 19. about catching innumerable little flies of…

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