The field naturalist's handbook / by J.G. Wood and Theodore Wood.

  • John George Wood
Date:
1904
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Credit: The field naturalist's handbook / by J.G. Wood and Theodore Wood. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INSECTS. Popular Name. Scientific Name. Ova. Larva. Pupa. BUTTERFLIES. Brimstone . H Goneptcryx rhamni 4 6,7 7 Clouded Yellow H Colias Edusa . 5-9 6,7 8 Pale do. do. H „ Ilyale . 5 7 t Comma . . H Vanessa C-album . 5&7 5& 8 6 & 9 Small Tortoise- 1 shell . .Hi „ urticce 4, 5 & 7 5, 6 & 8 6 & 8 Large do. . . H „ polycliloros os. 10 S.10&5 7 Camberwell Beauty . . Hj „ Antiopa . 5 6,7 7 Peacock . . H 4,5 6, 7 T Red Admiral » H „ Atalanta . 5 6,7 7 Painted Lady . H „ car did 6 6-9 7-9 MOTHS. Small Eggar . Eriogasler lanestris 4 5-7 7-1 Kentish Glory. ( Endromis versi-1 X color . . / 4 6,7 8-3 Early Thorn . Selcnia illunaria . 4 &7 6 & 9 6 & 9-3 Pale Brindled > Beauty . . I Phigalia pilosaria — 5, C 9-11 Belted Beauty. 11 Eyssia sonaria — 5,6 6-9 Small Erindlcd | Beauty . . I „ hispidaria. 4 5, 6 6-1 Brindled Beauty . Biston hirtaria 4 6,7 9-3 Great Oak do. (Amphidasis pro-') X dromaria . ) — 6,7 8-2 Engrailed. f Teplirosia ere-) X puscularia . } (Hibernia leuco-) X phearia S — 8, 9 10-1 Spring Usher . 3 5, 6 7-1 Dotted Border ,, progemmaria < Anisopteryx ces-) X cularia . j — 5, 6 7-1 March Moth . — 5, (i 10-1 Short Pug. (Eupithecia ah-) X breviata . I — 6, 7 - Shoulder Stripe ? Carpet . .Ml Anticlea badiata . 3 6 7-3 Streamer . . M ,, derivata . 3,4 6 7-3 Many-lined (Phibalaptei'yx ) X volygrammata j — — — Silky Tissue . H Scotosia dubitata . Cidaria psittacuta 4 6 V Itcd-grecn Carpet II — 6, 7 9 Autumn Green ) Carpet. .Hi ,, niiata — 8 9 Rannoch Sprawler. Pclasia nubeculosa 4 5, (i Birch Prominent . ( Notodonta car-'/ X vielita . . ) 6, 7 83 Yellow-horned ( Cymatophorajla-') X vicornis f — 6, 7 9 Frosted Green. „ ridens 4 6,7 8 Ochrcous Brown II (Leucania lithar-\ 1 gyria . . $ (Xyloinwcs con- ] X spicillaris . j — 1-5 5,6 Silver Cloud . II 6-8 9-3 DarkSword-grass 11 Agrotis svffusa — 5-7 Pearly Underwin^V „ scmcia . — 11 1 k 7,8 Pino Beauty . E Trachea yiniperda — 6,7 8-2 Food-plants. Buckthorn. ) f Dutch clover, lucerne, 11 trefoils, &c. Clover, melilot, lucerne, f Elm, willow, sloe, hop, l nettle, and currant. Nettle. (Elm, aspen, osier, wil- X low, and fruit-trees, f Birch, poplar, willow, IX and nettle. 1 Nettle. Do. (Thistles, nettle, mal- ( low, and scarlet bean. Hawthorn, sloe. Birch. f Ash, willow, oak, haw- l thorn, and plum. Oak, elm. Sea-reed. Oak. (Elm, ash, lime, and X fruit-trees. Oak, elm, birch, and nut. f Elm, poplar, willow, l birch, and alder. Oak, maple. Oak, birch, and nut. (Oak, elm, lime, haw- X thorn, and apple. Oak. Dog-rose. og-rosi suckle, (Dog-roso and honoy- X suckl Buckthorn. Oak, lime, apple, rose. ( Oak, birch, poplar, wil- X low, and alder. Birch. Do. Do. Oak. ( Plantain, chickweed. (Bird’s-foot trefoil and l ot her low plants. , (Roots of lettuce, t spinach. &c. (Dock, plantain, and I other lo\y plants. 1 Fir and pine.
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