. Der Schmetterling Buch [microform]: Ein beliebter Leitfaden zur Erkenntnis der Schmetterlinge von Nordamerika. Schmetterlinge; Papillons. I P, ^, v: - y1) "WM iiiiNf''. Familie III. ViC/EWmm (BLUES, das Kupfer, das Haar - STREIFEN) Unterfamilie LYCy € NINy^" Marke, während er bewegt sich inmitten der Sunny Beam, O'er seine weichen Flügeln die unterschiedlichen lusters g'. Sam. In die Luft ausgestoßen, auf lila Plu' nes Er steigt, Gesicht Gay Tmiure's mit mutwilligen Blick erforscht; Stolz auf seine unterschiedlichen Schönheiten, Flügel seinen Weg, Und verdirbt die schönste Blumen, selbst mehr als fairen Sie." Zitiert aus Hawortb bj> Scudder. Butter fliegen.-SM

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. The butterfly book [microform] : a popular guide to a knowledge of the butterflies of North America. Butterflies; Papillons. I P , ^, v:-y 1) ' Wm iiiiNf''. FAMILY III. ViC/EWmm (THE BLUES, THE COPPERS, THE HAIR-STREAKS) SUBFAMILY LYCy€NINy^ " Mark, while he moves amid the sunny beam, O'er his soft wings the varying lusters g'.sam. Launched into air, on purple plu'nes he soars, Gay Tmiure's face with wanton glance explores; Proud of his varying beauties, wings his way, And spoils the fairest flowers, himself more fair than they." Quoted as from Hawortb bj> Scudder. Butter fly.—SmsW, in both sexes having all feet adapted to walking. There is exceeding diversity of form in the various gen- era composing this family. Many of the genera are characterized by the brilliant blue on the upper side of the wings; in other genera shades of coppery-red predominate. The hair-streaks frequently have the hind wings adorned with one or more slen- der, elongated tails. In Africa and in Asia there are numerous genera which strongly mimic protected insects belonging to the Acraeinae. £^^.—The eggs are for the most part flattened or turban- shaped, curiously and beautifully adorned with ridges, minute eminences, and reticulations. Some of them under the micro- scope strongly resemble the shells of " sea-biscuits " with the rays removed (see p. 4, Fig. 7). Caterpillar.—IhQ caterpillars are for the most part slug- shaped, flattened. They are vegetable feeders, save the larvae of two or three genera, which are aphidivorous, feeding upon mealy bugs or plant-lice. Chrysalis.—lt chrysalids are short, compressed, attached at the anal extremity, with a girdle or cincture about the middle, closely fastened to the surface upon which pupation takes place. 3j6. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble th

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• bookauth
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bücher, schmetterlinge