Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 93
n, so as to give the animal a velvety look; and asthey have a certain degree of elasticity, and the cater-pillar curls up at the slightest touch, it generally man-ages to slipaway whentaken into thehand. Be-neath loosebark, boards,rails, and stones, this caterpillar may be found in mid-winter,… … Hedgehog Caterpillar. How Animals Spend the Winter 73 or May the chrysahs, surrounded by a loose cocoonformed of the hairs of the body interwoven with coarsesilk, may be found in situations similar to those inwhich the larva passed the winter. From this, theperfect insect, the Isabella tiger moth,…
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