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Butterfly, Cabbage (Caterpillar and Chrysalis) "It lives in groups on cabbages in gardens, and similar vegetables. It is so voracious that it consumes in a day more than double its own weight."... |
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Butterfly, Cabbage (Caterpillars) "Shows how the head advances over half the circumference of the circle which it has to describe, and secures the end of the thread against the support."... |
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Butterfly, Canary-Shouldered Thorn (Caterpillar) "Their attitudes deceive even the close observer; they embrace the stem of the leaf or twig with their hinder or intermediate legs, whilst the rest of their body, vertically elevated, remans stiff and... |
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Butterfly, Looper (Caterpillar at Full Length) "Represents the Looper caterpillar, with four membranous legs. If one of these caterpillars, lying quiet at full length, determines to walk, in order to take its first step it begins by humping its ba... |
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Butterfly, Looper (Caterpillar Curved into an Arch) "Represents the Looper caterpillar, with four membranous legs. If one of these caterpillars, lying quiet at full length, determines to walk, in order to take its first step it begins by humping its ba... |
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Butterfly, Looper (Caterpillar) "Represents the Looper caterpillar, with four membranous legs. If one of these caterpillars, lying quiet at full length, determines to walk, in order to take its first step it begins by humping its ba... |
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Butterfly, Looper (Caterpillar, Eating the Leaves of the Apricot) "When the caterpillar wants to gnaw the edge of a leaf, it twists its body in such a way that at least one portion of the edge of the leaf is held between its legs, while the insect's jaws cut the lea... |
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Butterfly, Pieris Brassicae (Caterpillars) The caterpillar is suspended by a band it weaves itself.... |
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Butterfly, Pimpernel (Caterpillar) A specimen of the caterpillar which makes their cocoons of silk with other materials.... |
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Butterfly, Small Tortoise-shell (Caterpillars) "They select some convenient spot, where they hang themselves up, head downward."... |
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Butterfly, Small Tortoise-shell (Chrysalides) "To set itself entirely free, the chrysalis alternately lengthens and shortens itself. The old skin gradually pushed upward, until it is considerably shortened."... |
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Caterpillar A larva of the Sphinx moth, displaying mimicry appearance so as to look aggressive.... |
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Caterpillar A larva of a moth, displaying mimicry appearance so as to look aggressive.... |
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Caterpillar A larva of a moth, displaying mimicry appearance so as to look aggressive.... |
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Caterpillar The larva or caterpillar of the butterfly.... |
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Caterpillar A caterpillar on a branch... |
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Caterpillar A caterpillar of the Clisiocampa genus.... |
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Caterpillar A cabbage plusia caterpillar crawling on a leaf. ... |
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Caterpillar Caterpillar of Notolophus leucostigma.... |
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Caterpillar The saddle-back caterpillar of the Empretia stinulea species.... |
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Caterpillar The saddle-back caterpillar of the Empretia stinulea species.... |
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Caterpillar The yellow-necked caterpillar.... |
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Caterpillar The yellow-necked caterpillar; eggs.... |
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Caterpillar The yellow-necked caterpillar; egg.... |
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Caterpillar The yellow-necked caterpillar's parent, the Datana ministra species.... |
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