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My Studio Neighbors
·
W. Hamilton Gibson
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Dogbane
(Apocynum),
its
fragrant,
bell-shaped
flowers,
236;
trapping
moths,
237.
Dogwood,
5.
Door-Step
Neighbors:
--Chronicle
of
a
day,
58;
disappearing
holes,
59,
16;
"ant-holes";
a
danger
signal;
an
unhealthy
court,
61;
a
transformation,
62;
an
experiment;
method
of
excavation,
63;
a
stalwart
worker,
64;
an
uncouth
nondescript;
spider-like
legs,
66;
crawls
on
his
back,
67;
a
tiny
black
wasp;
a
spider-catcher,
69;
resting
on
her
wings;
inspecting
her
burrow,
70;
manner
of
burying
her
prey;
skilful
workmanship,
71;
a
new-comer;
her
wire-like
waist;
digging
her
tunnel,
72;
manner
of
working;
sound
of
labor,
74;
covering
her
tracks;
opening
the
tomb,
76;
fresh
living
food,
77;
carrying
seven
times
its
weight;
peculiar
features
of
stone-piling,
78;
color
of
the
wasp,
79;
the
spume-bearer,
81;
nomadic
blossoms;
a
sack
bearer,
83;
winter
quarters,
84.
Epeira,
field
spider,
8.
Epiphytes,
air-plants,
181.
Evening
primrose,
its
golden
necklace,
118.
"Fertilization
of
Flowers,"
116;
wrong
theory,
114.
Fertilization
of
orchids,
105,
183.
Flies:
--Robber,
8;
bluebottle,
8;
harvest
ichneumon,
45,
77,
96.
Foxes,
wild
gambols
of,
6.
Froghopper.
See
Spume-bearer
(Aprophora),
82.
Gaertner,
recognizing
the
theory
of
cross-fertilization,
115.
Genesta,
its
reception
of
insects,
118.
Geranium,
wild
(G.
sylvaticum),
112.
Gilbert,
concerning
cuckoo's
eggs,
25.
"Gobs,"
80.
Gray,
Asa:
--Demonstration
concerning
orchids,
184;
surmise
concerning
the
withdrawal
of
pollen,
188;
orchid
structure,
190.
Grew,
Nehemias,
discovery
concerning
pollen,
110;
discoveries
about
pollen,
113;
first
step
in
progress,
116.
Habenaria
flava:
--Yellow-spiked,
203;
H.
lacera,
ragged,
200;
H.
orbicularis,
showy,
194,
199;
H.
psycodes,
purple-fringed,
200;
H.
mascula,
189.
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