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A newly emerged female banded demoiselle fly, Calopteryx splendens, that has just shed its skin, or exuviae. Photographed in a studio before release. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-newly-emerged-female-banded-demoiselle-fly-calopteryx-splendens-that-has-just-shed-its-skin-or-exuviae-photographed-in-a-studio-before-release-image208934501.htmlRMP3WP2D–A newly emerged female banded demoiselle fly, Calopteryx splendens, that has just shed its skin, or exuviae. Photographed in a studio before release.
. The popular natural history . Zoology. 54° THE ANT-LION.. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-popular-natural-history-zoology-54-the-ant-lion-demoisellecaupuryx-splenditis-stages-of-existence-and-when-the-insect-is-about-to-make-its-final-change-the-undeveloped-wings-become-visible-on-the-baclc-when-its-time-has-come-the-pupa-leaves-the-water-and-crawls-up-the-stem-of-some-aquatic-plant-until-it-has-reached-a-suitable-elevation-it-clings-firmly-with-its-claws-and-remains-apparently-quiet-on-approaching-it-how-ever-a-violent-internal-agitation-is-perceptible-and-presently-the-skin-of-the-back-splits-along-the-middle-and-the-dragon-fly-protrudes-its-head-and-image231965049.htmlRMRDAWP1–. The popular natural history . Zoology. 54° THE ANT-LION.. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and
. The popular natural history . Zoology. 54° THE ANT-LION.. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-popular-natural-history-zoology-54-the-ant-lion-demoisellecaupuryx-splenditis-stages-of-existence-and-when-the-insect-is-about-to-make-its-final-change-the-undeveloped-wings-become-visible-on-the-baclc-when-its-time-has-come-the-pupa-leaves-the-water-and-crawls-up-the-stem-of-some-aquatic-plant-until-it-has-reached-a-suitable-elevation-it-clings-firmly-with-its-claws-and-remains-apparently-quiet-on-approaching-it-how-ever-a-violent-internal-agitation-is-perceptible-and-presently-the-skin-of-the-back-splits-along-the-middle-and-the-dragon-fly-protrudes-its-head-and-image216351523.htmlRMPFYJG3–. The popular natural history . Zoology. 54° THE ANT-LION.. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and
Banded demoiselle fly UK Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/banded-demoiselle-fly-uk-image208934474.htmlRMP3WP1E–Banded demoiselle fly UK
. The popular natural history . Zoology. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and part of the thorax Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-popular-natural-history-zoology-demoisellecaupuryx-splenditis-stages-of-existence-and-when-the-insect-is-about-to-make-its-final-change-the-undeveloped-wings-become-visible-on-the-baclc-when-its-time-has-come-the-pupa-leaves-the-water-and-crawls-up-the-stem-of-some-aquatic-plant-until-it-has-reached-a-suitable-elevation-it-clings-firmly-with-its-claws-and-remains-apparently-quiet-on-approaching-it-how-ever-a-violent-internal-agitation-is-perceptible-and-presently-the-skin-of-the-back-splits-along-the-middle-and-the-dragon-fly-protrudes-its-head-and-part-of-the-thorax-image231965040.htmlRMRDAWNM–. The popular natural history . Zoology. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and part of the thorax
. The popular natural history . Zoology. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and part of the thorax Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-popular-natural-history-zoology-demoisellecaupuryx-splenditis-stages-of-existence-and-when-the-insect-is-about-to-make-its-final-change-the-undeveloped-wings-become-visible-on-the-baclc-when-its-time-has-come-the-pupa-leaves-the-water-and-crawls-up-the-stem-of-some-aquatic-plant-until-it-has-reached-a-suitable-elevation-it-clings-firmly-with-its-claws-and-remains-apparently-quiet-on-approaching-it-how-ever-a-violent-internal-agitation-is-perceptible-and-presently-the-skin-of-the-back-splits-along-the-middle-and-the-dragon-fly-protrudes-its-head-and-part-of-the-thorax-image216351518.htmlRMPFYJFX–. The popular natural history . Zoology. DEMOISELLE.—(CaUpUryx splenditis.) stages of existence, and when the insect is about to make its final change, the undeveloped wings become visible on the baclc. When its time has come, the pupa leaves the water and crawls up the stem of some aquatic plant until it has reached a suitable elevation ; it clings firmly with its claws, and remains apparently quiet. On approaching it, how- ever, a violent internal agitation is perceptible, and presently the skin of the back splits along the middle, and the Dragon-fly protrudes its head and part of the thorax
Exuvia UK Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/exuvia-uk-image208934438.htmlRMP3WP06–Exuvia UK
Exuvia UK Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/exuvia-uk-image208934455.htmlRMP3WP0R–Exuvia UK
