- The
insect order Neuroptera, or net-
winged insects,
includes the lacewings, mantidflies, antlions, and
their relatives. The
order consists of some 6,000...
- him, and yet the girl
herself is not an
actuality but is like the
laced-
winged fly with
which a hook is baited.
Repetition p. 185 The
Young Man tells...
- the
Dundee District Central Library, The Wellgate, D22011. To the
Laced-
winged Fly, poem read
during a
lecture ‘On the
Transformation of Insects,’ given...
- had a
pointed toe and a
medium height heel. Buttons,
patent leather, and
laced models of the shoe were also
manufactured and
readily available. Similarly...
- chamomile)
Anthriscus sylvestris (cow parsley, wild chervil,
Queen Anne's
lace)
Ardisia crenata (coral bush, coralberry) Arum itali**** (Italian arum) Arundo...
-
winged or
wingless forms.
Winged progeny tend to be
produced more
abundantly under unfavorable or
stressful conditions. Some
species produce winged progeny...
-
fly from the
ground with an
explosive flutter and will
sometimes glide down to a perch. It is also
called the
mountain dove, pearl-necked dove,
lace-necked...
- 21
January 2012.
Retrieved 21
January 2012. "Collar of
Linen and
Needle Lace, anonymous, c. 1625 – c. 1640 – Rijksmuseum".
Archived from the original...
-
insufficient power from its
heavy steam engine to
fly. A more
successful model was
built in 1848
which was able to
fly for
small distances within a hangar. The...
-
minla Bar-
winged flycatcher-shrike Bar-
winged oriole Bar-
winged prinia †Bar-
winged rail Bar-
winged weaver Bar-
winged wood wren Bar-
winged wren-babbler...
