Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 129
ne miles wide;its length could only be conjectured,— while thenumbers that composed its rank and file baffledall calculation. Another sulphur-colored butterfly has a similarhabit of traveling in vast numbers. The late Pro- 598 ANIMAL INVADERS. [June, fessor Darwin met with a swarm of them ten… … MIGRATION OF THE LEMMINGS. head the end of this swarm was not discernible witha spy-glass. Many of the larger animals move from place toplace every season, changing their abode to suitthe demands of their appetites. But the mostmarvelous invaders are the lemmings. They are near relatives of the…
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