- roly-poly
slater (Scotland, Ulster, New
Zealand and Australia)
sow bug woodbunter wood
bug (British Columbia, Canada) wood pig (mochyn coed, Welsh) The...
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their common names of pill
bugs or roly polies.
Other common names include slaters,
potato bugs,
butchy boys, and
doodle bugs. Most
species are
native to...
- (2nd ed.).
Academic Press. p. 2. ISBN 978-0-12-515150-4. "Isopod, Pillbug,
Sow Bug Information".
University of Arizona. 1997.
Archived from the
original on...
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including the "European
garden spider", the "slater-eating spider", the "
sow-
bug killer", the "woodlouse hunter", and the "woodlouse spider". A bite from...
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older pattern that
imitates a
variety of
aquatic life,
including scuds,
sow bugs,
mayfly nymphs, and
caddis larvae. Soft hair and
stiff bristles from a...
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preying upon
small invertebrates including spiders, a
variety of
insects and
sow bugs. Crickets, beetles, moths, gr****hoppers, and
other arthropods have been...
- (wild cherries, blackberries, and raspberries). It also
feeds on crayfish,
sow bugs, and earthworms.
Their habits of
eating berries contribute to the dispersion...
- invertebrates. It
feeds almost exclusively on earthworms,
although slugs, snails,
sow bugs,
insect eggs and
larvae have also been
found in the stomach.: 447 p. V...
- thistle,
field sowthistle,
perennial sow-thistle, corn
sow thistle, dindle, gutweed,
swine thistle, or tree
sow thistle, is a
species of
flowering plant...
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largely of bees, beetles, ants, and arachnids.
Other foods include crayfish,
sow bugs, gr****hoppers, trichopterans, lepidopterans, and dipterans.
Tadpoles are...
