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The English moths and butterflies

Benjamin Wilkes · Science_-_Biology · 28 章

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of The English moths and butterflies THE English Moths and Butterflies: Together with The Plants, Flowers, and Fruits whereon they Feed, and are usually Found.TO MARTIN FOLKES, Esq; President, And to the COUNCIL and FELLOWS of the ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.THE PREFACE.The Enemies of Moths and Butterflies.SEPTEMBER.In order to oblige such persons as may be desirous To make a COLLECTION of MOTHS and BUTTERFLIES, Though unacquainted with the Manner how, It is judged proper to lay down the following DIRECTIONS.Chapter 8 THE Names of the Subscribers to, and Encouragers of, Mr. WILKES’s Attempt towards a Natural History of English Moths and Butterflies.Class I. Such Caterpillars whose Bodies are Smooth.Sect. E.Class II. Caterpillars having little Hair.Class III. Caterpillars having much Hair.Sect. c.Class II. Caterpillars which are hairy, having two Holders, four Feet, and six Hooks or Claws.Class I. Smooth or naked Loopers.Class II. Hairy Loopers.Class I.Class I.Class I.Class II.Caterpillars, having little or no Hair, producing Class III. Caterpillars armed with Spikes.Class I.Class I.INDEX to the FLIES.INDEX to the PLANTS.THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE