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As nature shows them; moths and butterflies of the United States, east of the Rocky mountainsWith over 400 photographic illustrations in the text and many transfers of species from life . ^ Feinnle I-MPERIALIS. BOMBVCIDS. 99 of excrement dropiDed l)y the catt^-pilliir will eiuible one to seiireli outits whereabouts. When found it is not an easy thing to dislodgehim, as he has a tenacious gras[) of the twig to which he moth is sluggish in its movements, l)ut Hies well when onceon the wing, and may occasionally Ije taken about electric lights. Saturnia to is a familiar in
As nature shows them; moths and butterflies of the United States, east of the Rocky mountainsWith over 400 photographic illustrations in the text and many transfers of species from life . ^ Feinnle I-MPERIALIS. BOMBVCIDS. 99 of excrement dropiDed l)y the catt^-pilliir will eiuible one to seiireli outits whereabouts. When found it is not an easy thing to dislodgehim, as he has a tenacious gras[) of the twig to which he moth is sluggish in its movements, l)ut Hies well when onceon the wing, and may occasionally Ije taken about electric lights. Saturnia to is a familiar insect to most persons having a slightacquaintance with our native lepidopteria, and like several othernative insects belonging to tliis family of Bomhi/ridce is a very lovelycreature. The predominating color of the male, whicli eN:[)aiids tliree
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