| THE MANTIS: A DUEL BETWEEN FEMALES; DEVOURING |
| A CRICKET; DEVOURING HER MATE; IN HER ATTITUDE |
| OF PRAYER; IN HER "SPECTRAL" ATTITUDE | Frontispiece |
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| DURING THE DROUGHTS OF SUMMER THIRSTING INSECTS, |
| AND NOTABLY THE ANT, FLOCK TO THE DRINKING-PLACES |
| OF THE CIGALE | 8 |
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| THE CIGALE AND THE EMPTY PUPA-SKIN | 28 |
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| THE ADULT CIGALE, FROM BELOW. THE CIGALE OF |
| THE FLOWERING ASH, MALE AND FEMALE | 36 |
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| THE CIGALE LAYING HER EGGS. THE GREEN GRASSHOPPER, |
| THE FALSE CIGALE OF THE NORTH, |
| DEVOURING THE TRUE CIGALE, A DWELLER IN |
| THE SOUTH | 48 |
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| THE NEST OF THE PRAYING MANTIS; TRANSVERSE SECTION |
| OF THE SAME; NEST OF EMPUSA PAUPERATA; |
| TRANSVERSE SECTION OF THE SAME; VERTICAL |
| SECTION OF THE SAME; NEST OF THE GREY MANTIS; |
| SCHEFFER'S SISYPHUS (see Chap. XII.); PELLET OF |
| THE SISYPHUS; PELLET OF THE SISYPHUS, WITH |
| DEJECTA OF THE LARVA FORCED THROUGH THE |
| WALLS | 88 |
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| THE MANTIS DEVOURING THE MALE IN THE ACT OF |
| MATING; THE MANTIS COMPLETING HER NEST; |
| GOLDEN SCARABÆI CUTTING UP A LOB-WORM | 90 |
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| THE GOLDEN GARDENER: THE MATING SEASON OVER, |
| THE MALES ARE EVISCERATED BY THE FEMALES | 114 |
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| THE FIELD-CRICKET: A DUEL BETWEEN RIVALS; THE |
| DEFEATED RIVAL RETIRES, INSULTED BY THE |
| VICTOR | 124 |
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| THE ITALIAN CRICKET | 132 |
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| THE GREAT PEACOCK OR EMPEROR MOTH | 180 |
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| THE GREAT PEACOCK MOTH. THE PILGRIMS DIVERTED |
| BY THE LIGHT OF A LAMP | 196 |
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| THE GREY LOCUST; THE NERVATURES OF THE WING; |
| THE BALANINUS FALLEN A VICTIM TO THE LENGTH |
| OF HER PROBOSCIS | 244 |
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| THE PINE-CHAFER (MELOLONTHA FULLO) | 318 |
