Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 282
r as the horned hickorydevil. The horns are perfectly harmless, and cannot stingor hurt any kind of enemy, yet they doubtless frightenany bird which may be tempted by so large a morsel,and certainly frighten many human beings, as visitorsto the Crawlery could testify. We gained a most un-merited… … The Royal Walnut Moth. The illustration is reduced about one-half natural size. The moth is five and one-half inches from tip to tip—just the width of the type matter of a St. Nicholas page. some kind found on a linden tree in Kent County,Maryland. Will you please inform us of what speciesit is, as…
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