Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1165
its enemies, and the crab car-rying the sponge from place to place fornew food-supplies. It is even claimed, on good authority,that if the sponge is removed the crabwill seek another sponge and place itupon its shell. The commensalism between burrow-ing owls and rattlesnakes in the prairie-dog… … BROWN MUD-WASP (SCBLIPHRON CEMENTARIUS), MAGNIFIED. A very common and well-known insect often observed building itssomewhat regular nests of clay in houses, outbuildings, caves, andother sheltered places. The colors of the insect are bright brownand yellow. The wings are of a semi-transparent smoky…
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