Injurious insects and useful birds, successful control of farm pests / by F.L. Washburn.

  • F. L. Washburn
Date:
[1918], ©1918
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Credit: Injurious insects and useful birds, successful control of farm pests / by F.L. Washburn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ILLUSTRATIONS COLORED PLATES PAGE I. Cut-worms, Army Worms and Others Frontispiece II. Some LTseful Birds 374 III. Some Useful Birds : 382 IV. Some Useful Birds 383 TEXT CUTS 1. Codling Moth (Enlarged) 1 2. Our Forests Invite Insect Attack 2 3. Destruction of Wheat Field by Hessian My 3 4. Shocks of Corn Afford Shelter for Meld Mice in W inter 5 5. A Weedy Fence Row 6 6. Breeding Place of Fruit Tree Bark Beetles 7 7. Orchard Trees Covered with a Dormant Spray 8 8. Dissection of a Locust or Grasshopper According to Body Divisions . 12 9. Surface View of the Facets of a Compound Eye (Enlarged) 13 10. Two Types of the Last Tarsal Joint 13 II. A ‘Silver Fish” or “Fish Moth.” 15 12. May-flies 15 13. Ant-lion with Larva (Enlarged and Natural Size) 16 14. A Caddis-fly and Stages of its Metamorphosis 16 15. Dragon Fly; Nymph; Pupal Skin 17 16. Earwig, with Wings Expanded 18 17. A Female Earwig (Enlarged) 18 18. Specimen of Thrips 18 19. Locust 19 20. A True Grasshopper 19 21. A Katydid Laying Eggs 19 22. Walking-stick 19 23. A Ground Beetle 20 24. A Buprestid Beetle 20 25. Hornets and Their Metamorphosis 21 26. A True Bug 22 27. House-fly 22 28. Parsley Butterfly (Male and Female) 23 29. A Small Moth 23 30. A Chrysalis 23 31. Small Forceps. 25 32. Home-made Cyanide Bottle 26 33. An Elaborate Killing Bottle 26 34. A Convenient Collecting Net 27 35. Method of Handling Butterflies in Net 28 36. Spacing Block 29 37. The Proper Way to Pin a Grasshopper 29 38. A Bee Properly Pinned 29 39. The Proper Way to Pin a Beetle 29 40. A True Bug Correctly Pinned 30
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