The Canadian farm annual for 1880 published in Connection with the Weekly Mail (1880)
Weekly Mail, Toronto · Toronto, The Mail 88 p. illus. 22 cm · leaf 54
owing the full length to which it grows. This worm hasno impressed line along the middle of its back, and the lastjoint of its body is nearly twice as long as broad, ending ina somewhat acute angular point, and having on its upper sidetowards the base two conspicuous dots, resembling… … 56 GARDEN INSECTS. which attacks our cultivated crops. The Elater, which is most frequently found inour gardens, is the Crat any thus communis, or the common snapping-beetle, which isrepresented in fig. 30, the outline figure on the right being its natural size. It isof a dark chestnut colour,…
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