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Close up window gnat Sylvicola, family Wood gnats (Anisopodidae) on a dirty white paper. Dutch garden. Spring, March Stock Photo

RF2WP0E5M–Close up window gnat Sylvicola, family Wood gnats (Anisopodidae) on a dirty white paper. Dutch garden. Spring, March

Casket made of walnut, front with oval field with river god and a najade in marquetry, Casket made of walnut with interior of poplar wood. The base is arched and decorated with volute gnats, a maskaron and acanthus leaves. The long walls have an oval field flanked by round fields, the short walls have oval fields. The front wall shows a current god in the oval field and a najade in marquetry and C-curves with cartouche shields coupled at the corners. The lid consists of a pillow and a border decorated with pillows and rosettes. Portion carving was originally gilded, anonymous, Italy, 1550 Stock Photo

RMW56208–Casket made of walnut, front with oval field with river god and a najade in marquetry, Casket made of walnut with interior of poplar wood. The base is arched and decorated with volute gnats, a maskaron and acanthus leaves. The long walls have an oval field flanked by round fields, the short walls have oval fields. The front wall shows a current god in the oval field and a najade in marquetry and C-curves with cartouche shields coupled at the corners. The lid consists of a pillow and a border decorated with pillows and rosettes. Portion carving was originally gilded, anonymous, Italy, 1550

Close up Sylvicola punctatus (Clear-tipped Window Gnat), family Wood gnats (Anisopodidae) on a dirty white background. Dutch garden. Autumn, November. Stock Photo

RF2T5GR4D–Close up Sylvicola punctatus (Clear-tipped Window Gnat), family Wood gnats (Anisopodidae) on a dirty white background. Dutch garden. Autumn, November.

Gnats hover above a Wood Pigeon Stock Photo

RMCNNEHH–Gnats hover above a Wood Pigeon

Gnat identified as Sylvicola fenestralis - or Window Gnat - in Washington state, USA Stock Photo

RF2RT0M5B–Gnat identified as Sylvicola fenestralis - or Window Gnat - in Washington state, USA

Macro image of a Dark-winged Fungus Gnat (Sciaridae) on wood. Stock Photo

RF2JNRF4Y–Macro image of a Dark-winged Fungus Gnat (Sciaridae) on wood.

Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland Stock Photo

RFW13DCC–Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland

Swarming gnats on a summer night Stock Photo

RFJGM77B–Swarming gnats on a summer night

Falstaff series, Henry IV, The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Fairies - gnats, wasps, chorus of flies, flies hither and torments Thor / Serie Falstaff, Heinrich IV, die lustigen Weiber von Windsor, Die Elfen - Mücken, Wespen, Fliegenchor, fliegt herbei und quält den Thor, Liebigbild, digital improved reproduction of a collectible image from the Liebig company, estimated from 1900, pd / digital verbesserte Reproduktion eines Sammelbildes von ca 1900, gemeinfrei, Stock Photo

RF2FWEKGB–Falstaff series, Henry IV, The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Fairies - gnats, wasps, chorus of flies, flies hither and torments Thor / Serie Falstaff, Heinrich IV, die lustigen Weiber von Windsor, Die Elfen - Mücken, Wespen, Fliegenchor, fliegt herbei und quält den Thor, Liebigbild, digital improved reproduction of a collectible image from the Liebig company, estimated from 1900, pd / digital verbesserte Reproduktion eines Sammelbildes von ca 1900, gemeinfrei,

RF2B9ADXH–Casket made of walnut, front with oval field with river god and a najade in marquetry, Casket made of walnut with interior of poplar wood. The base is arched and decorated with volute gnats, a maskaron and acanthus leaves. The long walls have an oval field flanked by round fields, the short walls have oval fields. The front wall shows a current god in the oval field and a najade in marquetry and C-curves with cartouche shields coupled at the corners. The lid consists of a pillow and a border decorated with pillows and rosettes. Portion carving was originally gilded, anonymous, Italy, 1550 - 16

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860 . TilE ^ ANSON NOETHUP. 308. THE 6MDDGK. est piece of clothing, with the same indifferencewith which he brushes away a iiouse-fly inChristian lands. But inasmuch as wood-ticksburrow into and under the skin, and stick fastand swell, and whereas these buffalo-gnats swarmin millions, and of a hot, sultry afternoon, whenlittle wind is stirring, will fly into the eyes, ears,and nostrils by scores ; and whereas mosquitoesbuzz, and pierce, and suck, and sing by the thou-sand and tens of thousands, biting the hands,and face, and ears, and n Stock Photo

RM2AJ9KJD–Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860 . TilE ^ ANSON NOETHUP. 308. THE 6MDDGK. est piece of clothing, with the same indifferencewith which he brushes away a iiouse-fly inChristian lands. But inasmuch as wood-ticksburrow into and under the skin, and stick fastand swell, and whereas these buffalo-gnats swarmin millions, and of a hot, sultry afternoon, whenlittle wind is stirring, will fly into the eyes, ears,and nostrils by scores ; and whereas mosquitoesbuzz, and pierce, and suck, and sing by the thou-sand and tens of thousands, biting the hands,and face, and ears, and n

woman sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house trying to catch gnats mosquitos with an electric racket Stock Photo

RMARJ0GF–woman sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house trying to catch gnats mosquitos with an electric racket

beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree Stock Photo

RF2CCHEEA–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NMW–Ottersberg Natur

Little owl staring at flies above it's head on a bridleway signpost in the countryside Stock Photo

RMHMRJ8W–Little owl staring at flies above it's head on a bridleway signpost in the countryside

Yang people in motor boat sails on the river at sunset Stock Photo

RF2A30EFT–Yang people in motor boat sails on the river at sunset

Discarded tires on the shore of the frozen lake. Discarded car tires on the shore of a frozen lake, in the afternoon. Stock Photo

RF2JKG78Y–Discarded tires on the shore of the frozen lake. Discarded car tires on the shore of a frozen lake, in the afternoon.

a flock of mosquitoes, black flies, different insects bites Stock Photo

RFJ96A4D–a flock of mosquitoes, black flies, different insects bites

Auricularia auricula-judae, known as the Jew's ear, wood ear, jelly ear edible mushroom Focus stacked for great depth Stock Photo

RFW6NGY0–Auricularia auricula-judae, known as the Jew's ear, wood ear, jelly ear edible mushroom Focus stacked for great depth

dead tree trunks in the water of the lake Lac Vert, mosquitoes dance in the sunlight over the water, Vallée Étroite, near Névache, France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Dep. Hautes-Alpes Stock Photo

RM2G2H906–dead tree trunks in the water of the lake Lac Vert, mosquitoes dance in the sunlight over the water, Vallée Étroite, near Névache, France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Dep. Hautes-Alpes

Sgabello with the pieces of the weapon of the genus Borghese: a winged dragon and an eagle, Chair of walnut, resting on a front and back plate placed in a staggered position. The front plate shows a dragon with splayed wings, flanked by volutes with acanthus leaf, resting on leaf gnats and C-volutes. Above the dragon a crown, a festoon and on both sides volutes with pearl necklaces. The shield-shaped back is surrounded by scrollwork and is, among other things, adorned with a dragon with wings, standing on a mask, and an eagle in flight, being the pieces of the weapon of the genus Borghese Stock Photo

RMW54J5T–Sgabello with the pieces of the weapon of the genus Borghese: a winged dragon and an eagle, Chair of walnut, resting on a front and back plate placed in a staggered position. The front plate shows a dragon with splayed wings, flanked by volutes with acanthus leaf, resting on leaf gnats and C-volutes. Above the dragon a crown, a festoon and on both sides volutes with pearl necklaces. The shield-shaped back is surrounded by scrollwork and is, among other things, adorned with a dragon with wings, standing on a mask, and an eagle in flight, being the pieces of the weapon of the genus Borghese

blood-sucking mosquito (Culicidae), epizoic parasite Stock Photo

RFW2J2B1–blood-sucking mosquito (Culicidae), epizoic parasite

Wood Pigeon preening its feathers. Note the gnats flying above the head of the bird. Stock Photo

RMCNNEHX–Wood Pigeon preening its feathers. Note the gnats flying above the head of the bird.

RF2RT0M5C–Gnat identified as Sylvicola fenestralis - or Window Gnat - in Washington state, USA

RF2JNRETY–Macro image of a Dark-winged Fungus Gnat (Sciaridae) on wood.

RFW13DJJ–Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland

. Elementary entomology . FIG. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Vashburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats (Mycetophilidae]. The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a form of pot Stock Photo

RMMA70WY–. Elementary entomology . FIG. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Vashburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats (Mycetophilidae]. The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a form of pot

Elementary entomology ([c1912]) Elementary entomology elementaryentomo00sand Year: [c1912] FIG. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Vashburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats (Mycetophilidae]. The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on i Stock Photo

RMRWRJB6–Elementary entomology ([c1912]) Elementary entomology elementaryentomo00sand Year: [c1912] FIG. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Vashburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats (Mycetophilidae]. The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on i

RF2B99E15–Sgabello with the pieces of the weapon of the genus Borghese: a winged dragon and an eagle, Chair of walnut, resting on a front and back plate placed in a staggered position. The front plate shows a dragon with splayed wings, flanked by volutes with acanthus leaf, resting on leaf gnats and C-volutes. Above the dragon a crown, a festoon and on both sides volutes with pearl necklaces. The shield-shaped back is surrounded by scrollwork and is, among other things, adorned with a dragon with wings, standing on a mask, and an eagle in flight, being the pieces of the weapon of the genus Borghese., an

Ice-bound on Kolguev : a chapter in the exploration of Arctic Europe to which is added a record of the natural history of the island . of the sun. Under a cloud of gnats the trout are rising, till thepool below the cattle ford twinkles and glints again. Further yet—where the beech wood cuts a line ofemerald across the hill—the hollow is billowed inblossoms pink and white, and a jet of blue smoke feelsits way up among the trees. And faintly across themeadows comes the barking of a collie ; for the men arefolding sheep. All this—the scent of May, and the softness, thehomestead and the quiet rhyt Stock Photo

RM2AM6PX7–Ice-bound on Kolguev : a chapter in the exploration of Arctic Europe to which is added a record of the natural history of the island . of the sun. Under a cloud of gnats the trout are rising, till thepool below the cattle ford twinkles and glints again. Further yet—where the beech wood cuts a line ofemerald across the hill—the hollow is billowed inblossoms pink and white, and a jet of blue smoke feelsits way up among the trees. And faintly across themeadows comes the barking of a collie ; for the men arefolding sheep. All this—the scent of May, and the softness, thehomestead and the quiet rhyt

RMARJ0GD–woman sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house trying to catch gnats mosquitos with an electric racket

RF2CCHETW–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NK4–Ottersberg Natur

blood-sucking mosquito macro Stock Photo

RM2ADAJK1–blood-sucking mosquito macro

RF2JKG77W–Discarded tires on the shore of the frozen lake. Discarded car tires on the shore of a frozen lake, in the afternoon.

RFJ96A49–a flock of mosquitoes, black flies, different insects bites

RFW6NFNP–Auricularia auricula-judae, known as the Jew's ear, wood ear, jelly ear edible mushroom Focus stacked for great depth

RF2JNREXM–Macro image of a Dark-winged Fungus Gnat (Sciaridae) on wood.

RFW13D8J–Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland

. Elementary entomology . Fig. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {Mycetophilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a form of pota Stock Photo

RMMA78KR–. Elementary entomology . Fig. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {Mycetophilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a form of pota

American Agriculturist, for the farm, garden and household . ch- BUG. PLANT BUGS. HARVEST FLIES. TREE-HOPPERS. VINE HOPPERS. PLANT-LICE. AMERI-CAN BLIGHT. BARK-LICE. CHAPTER V. LEPIDOPTERA.—caterpillars, butterflies. SKIPPERS. HAWK-MOTHS. -SGERIANS OR BOR-ING CATERPILLARS. moths. cut-worms. SPAN-WORMS. LEAF-ROLLERS. FRUIT, BEE, CORN,CLOTHES, AND FEATHER WINGED MOTHS. CHAPTER VI. HYMENOPTERA. — stingers and piercers. SAW-FLIES AND SLUGS. ELM, FIR, AND VINESAW FLY. ROSE-BUSn AND PEAR-TREE SLUGS.HORN-TAILED WOOD WASPS. GALL FLIES. BAR-LEY INSECT AND JOINT WORM. CHAPTER VII. DIPTERA. —GNATS AND FL Stock Photo

RM2AXEKTY–American Agriculturist, for the farm, garden and household . ch- BUG. PLANT BUGS. HARVEST FLIES. TREE-HOPPERS. VINE HOPPERS. PLANT-LICE. AMERI-CAN BLIGHT. BARK-LICE. CHAPTER V. LEPIDOPTERA.—caterpillars, butterflies. SKIPPERS. HAWK-MOTHS. -SGERIANS OR BOR-ING CATERPILLARS. moths. cut-worms. SPAN-WORMS. LEAF-ROLLERS. FRUIT, BEE, CORN,CLOTHES, AND FEATHER WINGED MOTHS. CHAPTER VI. HYMENOPTERA. — stingers and piercers. SAW-FLIES AND SLUGS. ELM, FIR, AND VINESAW FLY. ROSE-BUSn AND PEAR-TREE SLUGS.HORN-TAILED WOOD WASPS. GALL FLIES. BAR-LEY INSECT AND JOINT WORM. CHAPTER VII. DIPTERA. —GNATS AND FL

woman with gaze as protection against gnats mosquitos sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house reading Stock Photo

RMARJ0H0–woman with gaze as protection against gnats mosquitos sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house reading

RF2CCHEGX–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NNB–Ottersberg Natur

RF2JKG78F–Discarded tires on the shore of the frozen lake. Discarded car tires on the shore of a frozen lake, in the afternoon.

RF2JNRET6–Macro image of a Dark-winged Fungus Gnat (Sciaridae) on wood.

RFW13DDM–Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland

Gall on Lime caused by the gall mite Contarinia tiliarum. Stock Photo

RF2RAXPK0–Gall on Lime caused by the gall mite Contarinia tiliarum.

. Elementary entomology . Fig. 35S. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {JMycetopJiilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a form of po Stock Photo

RMMA6FR4–. Elementary entomology . Fig. 35S. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {JMycetopJiilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a form of po

. A history of British forest-trees, indigenous and introduced. thCanth. vesic. that the ground beneath was actually black-ened with their excrement. Passing beneath the tree,he felt his face as if bitten by gnats, and a sickening smellwas perceived when at a considerable distance from it. In a half putrid or decayed state, the wood of theAsh is a nidus for the two beetles, Dorcas parellipipedus,and Sinodendron cylindricimi; the first we have not yetfound in Northumberland, but the latter is abundant in thedecayed wood of the Ash upon the banks of the Coquit.The bark, also, in a decaying state Stock Photo

RM2CEM49R–. A history of British forest-trees, indigenous and introduced. thCanth. vesic. that the ground beneath was actually black-ened with their excrement. Passing beneath the tree,he felt his face as if bitten by gnats, and a sickening smellwas perceived when at a considerable distance from it. In a half putrid or decayed state, the wood of theAsh is a nidus for the two beetles, Dorcas parellipipedus,and Sinodendron cylindricimi; the first we have not yetfound in Northumberland, but the latter is abundant in thedecayed wood of the Ash upon the banks of the Coquit.The bark, also, in a decaying state

RMARJ0H2–woman with gaze as protection against gnats mosquitos sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house reading

RF2CCHEG4–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NMR–Ottersberg Natur

RF2JKG784–Discarded tires on the shore of the frozen lake. Discarded car tires on the shore of a frozen lake, in the afternoon.

RFW13D4X–Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland

. Stories for the household . astartled squirrel, and remained the whole day long in the silent soli-tude of the wood, where everything is quiet, and, as they say, dead.Butterflies fluttered around in sport, and in the neighbourhood were QQ 594 Stories for the Household. several ant-hills, each with its hundreds of busy little occupants movingbriskly to and fro. In the air danced a number of gnats, swarm, uponswarm, and hosts of buzzing flies, ladybirds, gold beetles, and other littlewinded creatures; the worm crept forth from the damp ground, themoles came out; but except these all was silent Stock Photo

RM2CNPD3A–. Stories for the household . astartled squirrel, and remained the whole day long in the silent soli-tude of the wood, where everything is quiet, and, as they say, dead.Butterflies fluttered around in sport, and in the neighbourhood were QQ 594 Stories for the Household. several ant-hills, each with its hundreds of busy little occupants movingbriskly to and fro. In the air danced a number of gnats, swarm, uponswarm, and hosts of buzzing flies, ladybirds, gold beetles, and other littlewinded creatures; the worm crept forth from the damp ground, themoles came out; but except these all was silent

woman wearing a hat with gaze as protection against gnats mosquitos sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house Stock Photo

RMARJ0H4–woman wearing a hat with gaze as protection against gnats mosquitos sitting in front of a red scandinavian timber wooden house

RF2CCHEDY–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NKM–Ottersberg Natur

RFW13DF3–Dark-winged fungus gnat, Sciara militaris larva. Bieszczady Mountains. Poland

. A general history of quadrupeds : the figures engraved on wood . he dufk ofthe evening. It frequents the fides of woods, glades,and fhady walks; and is frequently obferved to fkim a-long the furface of the water in queft of gnats and otherinfects, which are its principal food. Its membranes or wings are of a dulky colour, and ve-ry thin; they extend from the fore feet to the tail: Thehind feet are divided into five toes, furnifhed with claws;the body is covered with a fliort foft fur, of a moufe-colour, tinged with red; the eyes are very fmall; andthe ears like thofe of a Moufe; it has four Stock Photo

RM2CDH8HR–. A general history of quadrupeds : the figures engraved on wood . he dufk ofthe evening. It frequents the fides of woods, glades,and fhady walks; and is frequently obferved to fkim a-long the furface of the water in queft of gnats and otherinfects, which are its principal food. Its membranes or wings are of a dulky colour, and ve-ry thin; they extend from the fore feet to the tail: Thehind feet are divided into five toes, furnifhed with claws;the body is covered with a fliort foft fur, of a moufe-colour, tinged with red; the eyes are very fmall; andthe ears like thofe of a Moufe; it has four

RF2CCHEE3–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NKE–Ottersberg Natur

. Elementary entomology. Insects. FIG. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Vashburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats (Mycetophilidae]. The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a for Stock Photo

RMRD3WG8–. Elementary entomology. Insects. FIG. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Vashburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats (Mycetophilidae]. The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a for

RF2CCHEFB–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NK0–Ottersberg Natur

. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {Mycetophilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a f Stock Photo

RMRD4324–. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 358. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {Mycetophilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a f

RF2CCHEFY–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NBG–Ottersberg Natur

. Birds in their haunts, by the late C. A. Johns . Wood Warbler <yGrasshopper Warbler Willow Warbler ?Chiff Chaff <? tp. 30. THE WILLOW-WARBLER 31 For two successive years a little yellowish bird, scarcely biggerthan a wren, has estabhshed himself in my garden about the middleof April, and sedulously devoted himself to clearing away theaphides which infested some China roses trained against the wallsof my house. Occasionally he would flutter against the windows,and give his attention to the spiders and gnats which nestled inthe corners of the panes. The first year I took him for a Haybir Stock Photo

RM2CNW031–. Birds in their haunts, by the late C. A. Johns . Wood Warbler <yGrasshopper Warbler Willow Warbler ?Chiff Chaff <? tp. 30. THE WILLOW-WARBLER 31 For two successive years a little yellowish bird, scarcely biggerthan a wren, has estabhshed himself in my garden about the middleof April, and sedulously devoted himself to clearing away theaphides which infested some China roses trained against the wallsof my house. Occasionally he would flutter against the windows,and give his attention to the spiders and gnats which nestled inthe corners of the panes. The first year I took him for a Haybir

RF2CCHEFD–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NBB–Ottersberg Natur

. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 35S. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {JMycetopJiilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a Stock Photo

RMRD1KE1–. Elementary entomology. Entomology. Fig. 35S. The pine-cone willow gall caused by a cecidomyiid, cut open at right to show maggots within (After Washburn) Fungus-gnats. Wherever there is decaying vegetable matter or damp fungi, as in decaying wood, under damp bark, in decom- posing leaves, etc., there are found small, white or pink maggots, which develop into the graceful little fungus-gnats {JMycetopJiilidac). The larvae often stick together in large patches, and sometimes form long processions of wriggling maggots. One species feeds on injured apples, while another has been shown to cause a

RF2CCHEEK–beech gall midge eggs on a European beech tree

RFT59NFN–Ottersberg Natur

. Elementary text-book of zoology. Zoology. 578 INSECTA. Fam. Fungicolae (Pilzmiicken). The larvae, which are without rudimentary feet on the second segment, live in fungi. Sciara T«nia> L. The larvre before entering the pupal stage come together in great numbers, and wander about in long sinuous chains. Mycet/>j>Jnla fvsca Meig., (Pilzmiicke), ticwplula mncv- littn Fulir. (Schattenmiicke). Fam. Noctuiformes (owl-like gnats). Pxi/rltotht jrftalwn-tiidrs L.. PtycJwptera contaminata L. (Faltenmiicke). Fam. Culiciformes. The larvte live in water, in rotten wood, or in earth. Chironoiivus Stock Photo

RMRCWXYY–. Elementary text-book of zoology. Zoology. 578 INSECTA. Fam. Fungicolae (Pilzmiicken). The larvae, which are without rudimentary feet on the second segment, live in fungi. Sciara T«nia> L. The larvre before entering the pupal stage come together in great numbers, and wander about in long sinuous chains. Mycet/>j>Jnla fvsca Meig., (Pilzmiicke), ticwplula mncv- littn Fulir. (Schattenmiicke). Fam. Noctuiformes (owl-like gnats). Pxi/rltotht jrftalwn-tiidrs L.. PtycJwptera contaminata L. (Faltenmiicke). Fam. Culiciformes. The larvte live in water, in rotten wood, or in earth. Chironoiivus