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Joseph Greene · 1924 · Scanned text · Free in the US
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A POCKET-BOOK OF BRITISH BIRDS.
BY
BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS.
The Egg, 1 Searching, 1 Boxing Female Moths, 3 Pairing Insects, 3
The Larva, 3 Rearing, 3 Sleeving, 8 Collecting Larvae, 8 Beating, 8 The Bignell Tray, 9 Sweeping, 10 Searching, 11
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