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Two dragonflies perched on the ground of a river, are approaching for mating, they are dragonflies in shades of blue and black. The photo is angled fr Stock Photo

RF2HWW4MM–Two dragonflies perched on the ground of a river, are approaching for mating, they are dragonflies in shades of blue and black. The photo is angled fr

Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects Stock Photo

RFHYPG1G–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

Plum tortrix (Hedya pruniana) on a plum tree. Caterpillars feed on a variety of fruit trees in orchards and gardens. Stock Photo

RF2JAA4M0–Plum tortrix (Hedya pruniana) on a plum tree. Caterpillars feed on a variety of fruit trees in orchards and gardens.

Common Wasp (Vespula vulgaris) workers feeding on a windfall apple. Powys, Wales. September. Stock Photo

RM2WT7CBY–Common Wasp (Vespula vulgaris) workers feeding on a windfall apple. Powys, Wales. September.

Small White, Cabbage Butterfly (Pieris rapae) on a flowering Brown Knapweed, Brownray Knapweed (Centaurea jacea) Stock Photo

RFBDXB91–Small White, Cabbage Butterfly (Pieris rapae) on a flowering Brown Knapweed, Brownray Knapweed (Centaurea jacea)

Small white butterfly, Pieris rapae, caterpillar feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussels sprouts, July Stock Photo

RMJPWCF2–Small white butterfly, Pieris rapae, caterpillar feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussels sprouts, July

Pacific Grove, California, USA. 26th Nov, 2020. A Sanderling feeds on a small creature on the sandy seashore.Sanderlings feed on a wide variety of small creatures on beach, including sand crabs, amphipods, isopods, insects, and marine worms. Credit: Rory Merry/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2DDX2P6–Pacific Grove, California, USA. 26th Nov, 2020. A Sanderling feeds on a small creature on the sandy seashore.Sanderlings feed on a wide variety of small creatures on beach, including sand crabs, amphipods, isopods, insects, and marine worms. Credit: Rory Merry/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RFJ51HJW–Asian Koel on Tree

Pacific Grove, California, USA. 1st June, 2023. Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) feed on a wide variety of insects, including beetles, caterpillars, grasshoppers, .fly larvae, many others; also eats spiders, earthworms, centipedes, crayfish, snails. They also eat a small amounts of seeds as well. (Credit Image: © Rory Merry/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE! Stock Photo

RM2R593YY–Pacific Grove, California, USA. 1st June, 2023. Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) feed on a wide variety of insects, including beetles, caterpillars, grasshoppers, .fly larvae, many others; also eats spiders, earthworms, centipedes, crayfish, snails. They also eat a small amounts of seeds as well. (Credit Image: © Rory Merry/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

Cedar Waxwing framed between the branches of a crabapple tree. These beautiful birds feed on a wide variety of insects, fruits and berries. Stock Photo

RF2FK158K–Cedar Waxwing framed between the branches of a crabapple tree. These beautiful birds feed on a wide variety of insects, fruits and berries.

Rufous-winged Sparrow, Peucaea carpalis, on Cane Cholla, in Sonoran Desert in Southern Arizona. Stock Photo

RFCWN9N5–Rufous-winged Sparrow, Peucaea carpalis, on Cane Cholla, in Sonoran Desert in Southern Arizona.

New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower Stock Photo

RFE9WPNJ–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

Cossus cossus, the goat moth, is a moth of the family Cossidae found in Northern Africa, Asia and Europe. The caterpillars have a red/purple stripe across the back and a black head and reach a length of 9–10 cm. The caterpillars feed in the trunks and branches of a wide variety of trees taking three to five years to mature. The caterpillar holes can be found low on the stem (maximum 1.0–1.5 cm above the ground). When ready to pupate the caterpillar leaves the tree to find a suitable spot. Stock Photo

RM2AEGGF4–Cossus cossus, the goat moth, is a moth of the family Cossidae found in Northern Africa, Asia and Europe. The caterpillars have a red/purple stripe across the back and a black head and reach a length of 9–10 cm. The caterpillars feed in the trunks and branches of a wide variety of trees taking three to five years to mature. The caterpillar holes can be found low on the stem (maximum 1.0–1.5 cm above the ground). When ready to pupate the caterpillar leaves the tree to find a suitable spot.

RFE9WPNE–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

Stripped Skunk (Mepbitis mepbites) Adult searching for food. Omnivorous they feed on a wide variety of vegetable matter insects Stock Photo

RFANGW5J–Stripped Skunk (Mepbitis mepbites) Adult searching for food. Omnivorous they feed on a wide variety of vegetable matter insects

RFE9WPND–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

Monkey outdoor the rooms at Royal Livingstone Hotel. Three types of monkey occur in Zambia. The vervet monkey is very common thr Stock Photo

RME6PFH3–Monkey outdoor the rooms at Royal Livingstone Hotel. Three types of monkey occur in Zambia. The vervet monkey is very common thr

Small white butterfly, Pieris rapae, caterpillar feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussel sprouts, July Stock Photo

RMPC38FG–Small white butterfly, Pieris rapae, caterpillar feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussel sprouts, July

van Rossem's gull-billed tern. These van Rossem's gull-billed terns were photographed at the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge located in southern California. They are a medium-sized migratory seabird that feed on a variety of small prey items, including crabs, lizards, insects, chicks of other bird species, and fish. They are also a ground-nesting species whose nests consist of shallow scrapes with pieces of rocks, shells, or fish bones. Stock Photo

RMMACNDX–van Rossem's gull-billed tern. These van Rossem's gull-billed terns were photographed at the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge located in southern California. They are a medium-sized migratory seabird that feed on a variety of small prey items, including crabs, lizards, insects, chicks of other bird species, and fish. They are also a ground-nesting species whose nests consist of shallow scrapes with pieces of rocks, shells, or fish bones.

Closeup of a dragonfly after landing. The photo is a top-down view, Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river. Stock Photo

RF2HWW4M7–Closeup of a dragonfly after landing. The photo is a top-down view, Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPFY5–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RF2JAA4M3–Plum tortrix (Hedya pruniana) on a plum tree. Caterpillars feed on a variety of fruit trees in orchards and gardens.

RM2WT7CAX–Common Wasp (Vespula vulgaris) workers feeding on a windfall apple. Powys, Wales. September.

Insects : their life-histories and habits . g with their twopairs of prolegs, and stretch out at an acute angle. Tolessen the strain that this posture imposes upon the body,many of the species spin a delicate silken thread fromtheir mouth to the stem on which they rest; and thatconsiderable reliance is placed upon this support may bejudged from the fact that if the thread be severed thecreature falls back with a jerk. Among the commoneststick caterpillars are those of the swallow-tail moth {Oui*-apteryx sambucaria). They feed upon a variety of shrubs,trees and herbaceous plants, and are often Stock Photo

RM2AJ0KNC–Insects : their life-histories and habits . g with their twopairs of prolegs, and stretch out at an acute angle. Tolessen the strain that this posture imposes upon the body,many of the species spin a delicate silken thread fromtheir mouth to the stem on which they rest; and thatconsiderable reliance is placed upon this support may bejudged from the fact that if the thread be severed thecreature falls back with a jerk. Among the commoneststick caterpillars are those of the swallow-tail moth {Oui*-apteryx sambucaria). They feed upon a variety of shrubs,trees and herbaceous plants, and are often

Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) adult workers, feeding on a damaged apple (Malus domestica) variety ' Lord Lambourne'. Stock Photo

RMFDTGWD–Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) adult workers, feeding on a damaged apple (Malus domestica) variety ' Lord Lambourne'.

RMJPWCEF–Small white butterfly, Pieris rapae, caterpillar feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussels sprouts, July

RFJ52W8B–Asian Koel on Tree

RM2R593YW–Pacific Grove, California, USA. 1st June, 2023. Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) feed on a wide variety of insects, including beetles, caterpillars, grasshoppers, .fly larvae, many others; also eats spiders, earthworms, centipedes, crayfish, snails. They also eat a small amounts of seeds as well. (Credit Image: © Rory Merry/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) feeding on a Coneflower (Echinacea sp.) in a garden. Carmarthenshire, Wales. August. Stock Photo

RMFDTGH2–Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) feeding on a Coneflower (Echinacea sp.) in a garden. Carmarthenshire, Wales. August.

Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries. Stock Photo

RF2FJXE8J–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) adult worker, feeding on a damaged apple (Malus domestica) in an Organic orchard. Powys, Wales. Stock Photo

RMFDTGWG–Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) adult worker, feeding on a damaged apple (Malus domestica) in an Organic orchard. Powys, Wales.

. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 328 THE STUD Y OF INSECTS, wings yellow (Fig. 403). A variety of this species occurs in California in which the lighter parts of the wings are pinkish instead of yellow. These moths occur in stony places, where the larvae feed on lichens growing on rocks. In the extreme southern part of our country and in the regions south of that, there occur highly specialized mem- bers of this family, in which the hind wings are greatly re- duced in size, and the veins of the hind wings coalesce to a remarkable degree. In some of these forms the discal por- tion Stock Photo

RMPFTNM6–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 328 THE STUD Y OF INSECTS, wings yellow (Fig. 403). A variety of this species occurs in California in which the lighter parts of the wings are pinkish instead of yellow. These moths occur in stony places, where the larvae feed on lichens growing on rocks. In the extreme southern part of our country and in the regions south of that, there occur highly specialized mem- bers of this family, in which the hind wings are greatly re- duced in size, and the veins of the hind wings coalesce to a remarkable degree. In some of these forms the discal por- tion

The Common Frog is both the most familiar of our amphibians and the one most likely to be encountered within a garden. Stock Photo

RFB0C2P0–The Common Frog is both the most familiar of our amphibians and the one most likely to be encountered within a garden.

. The ecology of Tijuana Estuary, California : a national estuarine research reserve . * â *>; mm w The animals that utilize these foods include Ephydrid flies, whose larvae occur on decaying plant matter; California horn snails (Cerithidea californica); amphipods; and snails (Assiminea and Melampus, Figure 3.9). High concentrations of insects, especially water boatmen (Trichocorixia spp.), occur in the pools. They feed on the algae and in turn provide food for the California killifish (Fundulus parvipinnis), which spawn and develop in these pools (Fritz 1975). A variety of birds forage in Stock Photo

RMMAADDF–. The ecology of Tijuana Estuary, California : a national estuarine research reserve . * â *>; mm w The animals that utilize these foods include Ephydrid flies, whose larvae occur on decaying plant matter; California horn snails (Cerithidea californica); amphipods; and snails (Assiminea and Melampus, Figure 3.9). High concentrations of insects, especially water boatmen (Trichocorixia spp.), occur in the pools. They feed on the algae and in turn provide food for the California killifish (Fundulus parvipinnis), which spawn and develop in these pools (Fritz 1975). A variety of birds forage in

New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), foraging on a flower Stock Photo

RFE9WPNA–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), foraging on a flower

RME6PFH4–Monkey outdoor the rooms at Royal Livingstone Hotel. Three types of monkey occur in Zambia. The vervet monkey is very common thr

Cabbage white butterfly, Pieris brassicae, caterpillars, final instar, feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussel sprouts Stock Photo

RMPC38FF–Cabbage white butterfly, Pieris brassicae, caterpillars, final instar, feeding on the leaves of a purple variety of brussel sprouts

RF2HWW4M4–Closeup of a dragonfly after landing. The photo is a top-down view, Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPG91–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RF2JAA4M5–Plum tortrix (Hedya pruniana) on a plum tree. Caterpillars feed on a variety of fruit trees in orchards and gardens.

Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower : and for use as a text-book in agricultural schools and colleges . istra. It lays itswhite eggs to the number of nearly one hundred on the underside of apple and other leaves in a single layer. Similar cater-pillars may be found on a variety of other plants. The sumachis often defoliated, walnut- and oak-trees have their own species,and in all cases the moths have the general appearance alreadydescribed. Insects that feed thus in company are controlledwithout difficulty, if we attack them as soon as the colony hashatched. They are then confi Stock Photo

RM2AWT15D–Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower : and for use as a text-book in agricultural schools and colleges . istra. It lays itswhite eggs to the number of nearly one hundred on the underside of apple and other leaves in a single layer. Similar cater-pillars may be found on a variety of other plants. The sumachis often defoliated, walnut- and oak-trees have their own species,and in all cases the moths have the general appearance alreadydescribed. Insects that feed thus in company are controlledwithout difficulty, if we attack them as soon as the colony hashatched. They are then confi

RF2FJXECY–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RMFDTGWF–Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) adult worker, feeding on a damaged apple (Malus domestica) in an Organic orchard. Powys, Wales.

. Cyclopedia of farm animals. Domestic animals; Animal products. out the inner parts of the larger ones, and black- birds, robins, crows and jays swallow the cater- pillars whole in all stages. Fully fifty species of birds are now known to feed on the different stages of the destruc- tive gipsy moth. Fly- catchers, swallows, mar- tins, swifts, and nights hawks catch mainly insects in flight. The kingbird and phcebe are among the most con- spicuous useful fly- catchers about the farm. The phcebe often nests about buildings or under bridges. It feeds on a variety of pests, among them the importe Stock Photo

RMPFMFBJ–. Cyclopedia of farm animals. Domestic animals; Animal products. out the inner parts of the larger ones, and black- birds, robins, crows and jays swallow the cater- pillars whole in all stages. Fully fifty species of birds are now known to feed on the different stages of the destruc- tive gipsy moth. Fly- catchers, swallows, mar- tins, swifts, and nights hawks catch mainly insects in flight. The kingbird and phcebe are among the most con- spicuous useful fly- catchers about the farm. The phcebe often nests about buildings or under bridges. It feeds on a variety of pests, among them the importe

. Economic entomology for the farmer.. . The yellow-necked caterpillar, a; its parent, Datana ministra, at b; eggs, natural size and enlarged, at c and d. brown lines ; and this species is Datana ministra. It lays its white eggs to the number of nearly one hundred on the under side of apple and other leaves in a single layer. Similar cater- pillars may be found on a variety of other plants. The sumach is often defoliated, walnut- and oak-trees have their own species, and in all cases the moths have the general appearance already described. Insects that feed thus in company are controlled witho Stock Photo

RMMAA9XK–. Economic entomology for the farmer.. . The yellow-necked caterpillar, a; its parent, Datana ministra, at b; eggs, natural size and enlarged, at c and d. brown lines ; and this species is Datana ministra. It lays its white eggs to the number of nearly one hundred on the under side of apple and other leaves in a single layer. Similar cater- pillars may be found on a variety of other plants. The sumach is often defoliated, walnut- and oak-trees have their own species, and in all cases the moths have the general appearance already described. Insects that feed thus in company are controlled witho

RFE9WPNB–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

RME9D2E6–Monkey outdoor the rooms at Royal Livingstone Hotel. Three types of monkey occur in Zambia. The vervet monkey is very common thr

RFE9WPN8–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

RF2HWW4MA–Closeup of a dragonfly after landing. The photo is a top-down view, Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPG4N–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RF2JAA4P8–Plum tortrix (Hedya pruniana) on a plum tree. Caterpillars feed on a variety of fruit trees in orchards and gardens.

. Manual of vegetable-garden insects. luish black flea-beetle is generally distributedthroughout the United States and Canada east of the RockyMountains where it has been recorded as injurious to potato,bean, corn, beet and cabbage plants in the seed-bed. It has 324 MANUAL OF VEGETABLE-GARDEN INSECTS also been known to injure cranberries and grapes as well asapple and pear grafts. The beetles feed on a wide variety ofweeds, including smartweed, pigweed, daisy, fleabane, ragweed, plantain, catnip, dock andgoldenrod. The beetle is slightly more than i inch in length, and bluish black in color, w Stock Photo

RM2AGE5CH–. Manual of vegetable-garden insects. luish black flea-beetle is generally distributedthroughout the United States and Canada east of the RockyMountains where it has been recorded as injurious to potato,bean, corn, beet and cabbage plants in the seed-bed. It has 324 MANUAL OF VEGETABLE-GARDEN INSECTS also been known to injure cranberries and grapes as well asapple and pear grafts. The beetles feed on a wide variety ofweeds, including smartweed, pigweed, daisy, fleabane, ragweed, plantain, catnip, dock andgoldenrod. The beetle is slightly more than i inch in length, and bluish black in color, w

RF2FJXF8E–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RMFDTGWE–Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) adult worker, feeding on a damaged apple (Malus domestica) in an Organic orchard. Powys, Wales.

. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 174 THE STUDY OF INSECTS, plants and will feed upon no others; thus, the Red-scale of the Orange does not trouble deciduous fruits. On the other hand, other species have a wide range of food plants. This is the case of the Greedy-scale, which infests a great variety of both cultivated and wild plants. Figure 202, page 165, represents the Scurfy Bark-louse, Chionaspis furfurus (Chi-o-nas'pis fur^fur-us), a species very widely distributed on apple, pear, and cherry; Figure 212, the Pine-leaf Scale, Chionaspis pinifolice (pin-i-fo^li-ae), which occurs Stock Photo

RMPFWRFX–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 174 THE STUDY OF INSECTS, plants and will feed upon no others; thus, the Red-scale of the Orange does not trouble deciduous fruits. On the other hand, other species have a wide range of food plants. This is the case of the Greedy-scale, which infests a great variety of both cultivated and wild plants. Figure 202, page 165, represents the Scurfy Bark-louse, Chionaspis furfurus (Chi-o-nas'pis fur^fur-us), a species very widely distributed on apple, pear, and cherry; Figure 212, the Pine-leaf Scale, Chionaspis pinifolice (pin-i-fo^li-ae), which occurs

. Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower . The yellow-necked caterpillar, a; its parent, Datana ministra, at b; eggs, natural size and enlarged, at c and d. brown lines ; and this species is Datana ministra. It lays its white eggs to the number of nearly one hundred on the under side of apple and other leaves in a single layer. Similar cater- pillars may be found on a variety of other plants. The sumach is often defoliated, walnut- and oak-trees have their own species, and in all cases the moths have the general appearance already described. Insects that feed thus in company are c Stock Photo

RMMAA98B–. Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower . The yellow-necked caterpillar, a; its parent, Datana ministra, at b; eggs, natural size and enlarged, at c and d. brown lines ; and this species is Datana ministra. It lays its white eggs to the number of nearly one hundred on the under side of apple and other leaves in a single layer. Similar cater- pillars may be found on a variety of other plants. The sumach is often defoliated, walnut- and oak-trees have their own species, and in all cases the moths have the general appearance already described. Insects that feed thus in company are c

Monkey outdoor the rooms at Royal Livingstone Hotel. Three types of monkey occur in Zambia. The vervet monkey is very common Stock Photo

RMDTGT9Y–Monkey outdoor the rooms at Royal Livingstone Hotel. Three types of monkey occur in Zambia. The vervet monkey is very common

RFE9WPN9–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

RF2HWW4MD–Closeup of a dragonfly after landing. The photo is a top-down view, Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPG2P–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RF2JAA4M2–Plum tortrix (Hedya pruniana) on a plum tree. Caterpillars feed on a variety of fruit trees in orchards and gardens.

RFE9WPN6–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower

An associational study of Illinois sand prairie . inois sand re-gion. Sinea diadema Fab. June 20, July 19, October 6,7. A large and powerful reduviid, which preys upon a variety of in-sects. It is usually found in plants or flowers. Taken at theDevils Hole in bunch-grass and in blov/ sand. Tl^ey have been takenon Kuhnia, and on Cassia, v/here one was seen eating a lady bird, Coc-cinella 9-notata. A very v/idely distributed species, from the plainsto the Atlantic border. Common in many habitats. Reduviolus ferus Linn. April 8. Probably our commonest nabid. The insects feed upon small in-sects, Stock Photo

RM2AM8H7B–An associational study of Illinois sand prairie . inois sand re-gion. Sinea diadema Fab. June 20, July 19, October 6,7. A large and powerful reduviid, which preys upon a variety of in-sects. It is usually found in plants or flowers. Taken at theDevils Hole in bunch-grass and in blov/ sand. Tl^ey have been takenon Kuhnia, and on Cassia, v/here one was seen eating a lady bird, Coc-cinella 9-notata. A very v/idely distributed species, from the plainsto the Atlantic border. Common in many habitats. Reduviolus ferus Linn. April 8. Probably our commonest nabid. The insects feed upon small in-sects,

New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower, frontal view Stock Photo

RFE9WPNH–New World Red Postman or Small Postman butterfly (Heliconius erato), feeding on a flower, frontal view

RF2FJXEG4–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

Closeup of a white dragonfly after landing. Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river. Stock Photo

RF2HWW4PE–Closeup of a white dragonfly after landing. Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPG78–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

. Critical trends assessment Program 2002 report. Critical Trends Assessment Project; Ecosystem management; Environmental monitoring; Natural resources surveys. Terrestrial Insect Report The Importance of Leafhoppers (Heniiptera:Cicadellidae) collected by the Critical Trends Assessment Program Adam Wallner Leafhoppers arc insects that belong to the infraorder Auchenorryncha in the order Hemiptcra. They arc recognized by their piercing-sucking mouthparts, which they use to feed on a wide variety of vascular plant species, including grasses, sedges, broad-leafed woody and herbaceous plants of ma Stock Photo

RMRE5C0X–. Critical trends assessment Program 2002 report. Critical Trends Assessment Project; Ecosystem management; Environmental monitoring; Natural resources surveys. Terrestrial Insect Report The Importance of Leafhoppers (Heniiptera:Cicadellidae) collected by the Critical Trends Assessment Program Adam Wallner Leafhoppers arc insects that belong to the infraorder Auchenorryncha in the order Hemiptcra. They arc recognized by their piercing-sucking mouthparts, which they use to feed on a wide variety of vascular plant species, including grasses, sedges, broad-leafed woody and herbaceous plants of ma

RF2FJXE6N–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RF2HWW4PB–Closeup of a white dragonfly after landing. Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPGHX–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RMRD7C71–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 328 THE STUD Y OF INSECTS, wings yellow (Fig. 403). A variety of this species occurs in California in which the lighter parts of the wings are pinkish instead of yellow. These moths occur in stony places, where the larvae feed on lichens growing on rocks. In the extreme southern part of our country and in the regions south of that, there occur highly specialized mem- bers of this family, in which the hind wings are greatly re- duced in size, and the veins of the hind wings coalesce to a remarkable degree. In some of these forms the discal por- tion

RF2FJXE8G–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RF2HWW4N1–Closeup of a dragonfly after landing. The photo is a top-down view, Its wings are transparent blue. The landing was on a bush beside a river.

RFHYPGKA–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

The snow owl is a great white owl. The snow owl is active during the day, especially in the summer. Stock Photo

RFT83RCR–The snow owl is a great white owl. The snow owl is active during the day, especially in the summer.

. Agri-news. Agriculture. 18. February 28, 1977 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MERCHANT GRAIN BEETLES INVADE KITCHEN CUPBOARDS "If you see tiny, brown insects in your kitchen cupboards, the chances are you have an infestation of merchant grain beetles," says Michael Dolinski, entomologist and pest con- trol specialist with Alberta Agriculture. Adult merchant grain beetles are about 1/10 of an inch long. They live and breed in stored food and in the cracks and crevices in cup- boards which contain small particles of food. They multiply rapidly and feed on a wide variety of foods including cere Stock Photo

RMRR06E6–. Agri-news. Agriculture. 18. February 28, 1977 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MERCHANT GRAIN BEETLES INVADE KITCHEN CUPBOARDS "If you see tiny, brown insects in your kitchen cupboards, the chances are you have an infestation of merchant grain beetles," says Michael Dolinski, entomologist and pest con- trol specialist with Alberta Agriculture. Adult merchant grain beetles are about 1/10 of an inch long. They live and breed in stored food and in the cracks and crevices in cup- boards which contain small particles of food. They multiply rapidly and feed on a wide variety of foods including cere

RF2FJXF69–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RFHYPGG2–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

The snow owl is a great white owl. The snow owl is active during the day, especially in the summer. Her food is the hunting of rodents and waterfowl, Stock Photo

RMT73PT0–The snow owl is a great white owl. The snow owl is active during the day, especially in the summer. Her food is the hunting of rodents and waterfowl,

. Cottage country : an environmental manual for cottagers. Cottages; Vacation homes; Environmental protection; Pollution. luisUrn Tent Caterpillar ^^â ^. I'lires! Tent Caterpillar Controlling Other Pests What other insects may need control? The following section discusses the most common ones â with tips on keeping their numbers down Eastern Tent Caterpillars Althougli this native insect prefers to feed on apple and cherry, it also attacks a wide variety of deciduous trees and shrubs. The larvae or caterpillars are about 50 mm long; they are clearly marked with a white stripe down their back a Stock Photo

RMRE782K–. Cottage country : an environmental manual for cottagers. Cottages; Vacation homes; Environmental protection; Pollution. luisUrn Tent Caterpillar ^^â ^. I'lires! Tent Caterpillar Controlling Other Pests What other insects may need control? The following section discusses the most common ones â with tips on keeping their numbers down Eastern Tent Caterpillars Althougli this native insect prefers to feed on apple and cherry, it also attacks a wide variety of deciduous trees and shrubs. The larvae or caterpillars are about 50 mm long; they are clearly marked with a white stripe down their back a

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RFHYPGPX–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RMRD42B1–. Cyclopedia of farm animals. Domestic animals; Animal products. out the inner parts of the larger ones, and black- birds, robins, crows and jays swallow the cater- pillars whole in all stages. Fully fifty species of birds are now known to feed on the different stages of the destruc- tive gipsy moth. Fly- catchers, swallows, mar- tins, swifts, and nights hawks catch mainly insects in flight. The kingbird and phcebe are among the most con- spicuous useful fly- catchers about the farm. The phcebe often nests about buildings or under bridges. It feeds on a variety of pests, among them the importe

RF2FJXFYY–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RFHYPGEN–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

. Eastern forest insects. Forest insects. distorted, twisted terminals are evidence of its attack. Eaton and Yuill (215) discussed its biology and control. The larvae of C. resinicola (0. S.) (fig. 166) are found in small patches of fluid resin exuding from wounds caused by their feeding in Virginia pine. C. reeksi Vockeroth larvae are found in similar situations in jack pine. C. cupressi (Schweinitz) feeds in the seeds and causes a leaf gall on bald cypress. Several other species of Cecidomyia also attack a variety of eastern trees. C. catalpae Comst. larvae feed on the young leaves and seed Stock Photo

RMRE503J–. Eastern forest insects. Forest insects. distorted, twisted terminals are evidence of its attack. Eaton and Yuill (215) discussed its biology and control. The larvae of C. resinicola (0. S.) (fig. 166) are found in small patches of fluid resin exuding from wounds caused by their feeding in Virginia pine. C. reeksi Vockeroth larvae are found in similar situations in jack pine. C. cupressi (Schweinitz) feeds in the seeds and causes a leaf gall on bald cypress. Several other species of Cecidomyia also attack a variety of eastern trees. C. catalpae Comst. larvae feed on the young leaves and seed

RF2FJXENA–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RFHYPGRG–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. THE INiSECTS OF NEW JERSEY. 433 feed on a large variety of forest trees, including many conifers, and are sometimes found as late as mid-September, CITHERONIA Hbn. C. regal is Fab. Generally distributed, usually rare, June to August. The formidable looking larva, which has been called the "hickory horned devil," feeds on hickory, walnut, butternut, ash, persimmon, sweet gum and other, trees; examples occurring until late Septem- ber. ADELOCEPHALA H. S. A. bicolor Harr. Lake Hopatcong (Pm); a single example on the Stock Photo

RMRM7E2M–. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. THE INiSECTS OF NEW JERSEY. 433 feed on a large variety of forest trees, including many conifers, and are sometimes found as late as mid-September, CITHERONIA Hbn. C. regal is Fab. Generally distributed, usually rare, June to August. The formidable looking larva, which has been called the "hickory horned devil," feeds on hickory, walnut, butternut, ash, persimmon, sweet gum and other, trees; examples occurring until late Septem- ber. ADELOCEPHALA H. S. A. bicolor Harr. Lake Hopatcong (Pm); a single example on the

RF2FJXEK6–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RFHYPGCX–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

RMRD7DJ8–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 174 THE STUDY OF INSECTS, plants and will feed upon no others; thus, the Red-scale of the Orange does not trouble deciduous fruits. On the other hand, other species have a wide range of food plants. This is the case of the Greedy-scale, which infests a great variety of both cultivated and wild plants. Figure 202, page 165, represents the Scurfy Bark-louse, Chionaspis furfurus (Chi-o-nas'pis fur^fur-us), a species very widely distributed on apple, pear, and cherry; Figure 212, the Pine-leaf Scale, Chionaspis pinifolice (pin-i-fo^li-ae), which occurs

RF2FJXFR6–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RFHYPGMG–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

. Eastern forest insects. Forest insects. azalea are damaged occasionally by the larvae. The rose chafer,Macrodactylus subspinosus (F.), is widely dis- tributed in eastern United States. Adults are tan to reddish- brown, densely covered with dull yellow scales or hairs, and have long, reddish-brown legs. They feed on a wide variety of hosts, including many species of forest and shade trees (fig. 44). In heavily infested areas, they appear in swarms in late May or early June and feed first on the opening buds. Later, they attack the flowers, fruit, and foliage. The larvae feed mostly on the roo Stock Photo

RMRE52D6–. Eastern forest insects. Forest insects. azalea are damaged occasionally by the larvae. The rose chafer,Macrodactylus subspinosus (F.), is widely dis- tributed in eastern United States. Adults are tan to reddish- brown, densely covered with dull yellow scales or hairs, and have long, reddish-brown legs. They feed on a wide variety of hosts, including many species of forest and shade trees (fig. 44). In heavily infested areas, they appear in swarms in late May or early June and feed first on the opening buds. Later, they attack the flowers, fruit, and foliage. The larvae feed mostly on the roo

RF2FJXFCY–Cedar Waxwings foraging in a blossoming crabapple tree. These delicate, migratory birds feed on insects and a wide variety of fruits and berries.

RFHYPGBA–Pair of Eastern Bluebirds flying to the nest to feed their young with a variety of insects

. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 458 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. NEPHELODES Gn. N. minians Gn. Throughout the State VIII, IX, often on golden rod; the larva is sometimes locally injurious as a cut-worm on corn and other grasses. The variety "violans" Gn. is locally more common than the type form. LEUCANIA Ochs. The larvas of all the species of this genus feed on grasses and a num- ber of them are injurious. L. pseudargyria Gn. Throughout the State IV-IX; common but not in- jurious. L. luteopallens Sm. (pallens L.) Ramsey IX, 21 (Sleight); Stock Photo

RMRM7DXP–. Annual report, including a report of the insects of New Jersey, 1909. 458 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. NEPHELODES Gn. N. minians Gn. Throughout the State VIII, IX, often on golden rod; the larva is sometimes locally injurious as a cut-worm on corn and other grasses. The variety "violans" Gn. is locally more common than the type form. LEUCANIA Ochs. The larvas of all the species of this genus feed on grasses and a num- ber of them are injurious. L. pseudargyria Gn. Throughout the State IV-IX; common but not in- jurious. L. luteopallens Sm. (pallens L.) Ramsey IX, 21 (Sleight);

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