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Elm Leaf Beetle and Bag or Basket Worm : Elm Leaf Betle (Galerucella luteola (Muller) 1.Cluster of eggs; 1a. Side view of single egg,; 2. Recently hatched larva or grub; 3. Full grown larva or grub; 4. Pupa; 5. Overwintered beetle; 6. Fresh, brightly colored beetle; 7. Leaf showing eating of larvae or grubs and a few holes eaten by beetles, eggs in clusters, cast larval skins and full grown larvae; 8. Leaf nearly skeletonized by grubs of larvae and on it three cast larval skins; 9. Leaf showing holes eaten by beetles.
Bag or Basket Worm (Thyridopterys ephemeraformis Haworth): 10, Bag or larval case as it passes the winter; 11. Same as preceeding but cut open to show the pupal case and the eggs; 12. Several eggs; 13. Recently hatched larva; 14. Cases of young larvae on twit. Notice that the dark ones are on the dark bark and the light ones on the green bark; 14a. Leaf eaten by young larvae; 15. Older larvae in their bags which are ornamented with pieces of leaves, one is on the leaf, another hanging from the edge and a third dangling by a thread; 16. Full grown larva removed from its case; 17. Full grown larva walking with its case; 18. Male pupa; 19. Female moth; 20. Male moth with wings spread; 21. Female pupa; 22. Bag of male hanging from a leaf and with the empty pupal case protruding from its lower extremity.... The leaf in front of the bag shows the work of half grown larvae
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Insects Affecting Oak : 1. Egg mass of Anisota senatoria Abb. & Sm., on underside of oak leaf; 2. Egg shells of same on partly eaten leaf; 3. Shrunken larvae of same infested by parasite on leaf stalks showing the characteristed feeding of the insect; 4. Nearly full grown larvae of same; 5. Recently hatched larvae feeding side by side and showing the skeletonizing of the earlier stages; 6. Male; 7. Female depositing eggs; 8. Full grown larva of Buck moth, Hemileuca maia Drury; 9. Male of Hemileuca maia Drury; 10. Egg mass of same; 11. Cacoecia fervidana Clem.; 12. Nest of same, composed of partly eaten, curled leaves; 13. Serica trociformis Burm. on leaf; 14. Same; 15. Two spotted tree hopper, Euchenopa binotata Say; 16. Another peculiar tree hopper, Crchasia galeata Fabr; 17. Another tree hopper, Thelia acuminatga Fabr.; 18 Dog day cicata or Harvest fly, Cicada tibicen Linn. in its resting position; 19. Acorn weevil, Balaninus nasicus Say, natural size; 20. Same
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Ann Leaf, radio organist
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Ann Leaf, radio organist
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Bright Leaf
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My Summer in Rainier National Park 1919, June - August, 1919
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Livre d'images (leaf [2])
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Livre d'images (leaf [3])
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Cock Robin (leaf [7])
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Cock Robin (leaf [6])
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Cock Robin (leaf [5])
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Cock Robin (leaf [4])
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Cock Robin (leaf [3])
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Cock Robin (leaf [2])
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Marijuana Leaf
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Broad leaf arnica plants, probably in Olympic National Park, date unknown
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Maple leaf on huckleberry, probably during autumn in Olympic National Park, date unknown
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Fossilized leaf imprint in rock, possibly Ginkgo Petrified Forest, July 2, 1938
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Quran leaf
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Quran leaf
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