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My Studio Neighbors
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W. Hamilton Gibson
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"Origin
of
Species":
--First
important
presentation
of
the
theory
of
cross-fertilization,
105;
tardy
appreciation
of
the
work,
115.
Odynerus
flavipes,
wren-wasp,
10.
Ovid,
concerning
hornets,
18.
Parallels
in
Nature,
152.
Platanthera,
orchid
group,
192.
Pliny,
23.
Pogonia
ophioglossoides,
sweet-pogonia,
145.
Polistes,
brown
wasp,
161.
Primrose,
evening,
118.
Psychid:
--A
sack-bearer;
drags
its
house
with
it;
feeds
on
seed-pods,
83;
winter
quarters
of
silk,
84.
Queer
Little
Family:
--Tree-hopper
(Membracis
binotata);
a
singular
entertainment;
graceful
curves,
87;
a
branch
in
masquerade;
queer
thorns,
88;
a
sudden
disappearance;
animated
thorns;
like
a
covey
of
quails,
89;
like
"Bob
White,"
90;
singular
agility;
queer
anatomy;
always
ready
for
flight,
91;
fondness
for
locust
and
oak-trees,
simulating
the
color
and
character
of
the
branches,
92;
manner
of
sitting
on
the
branches,
93;
always
headed
towards
the
top;
tiny
tufts
of
cotton,
94;
color
and
size
of
the
tufts;
a
mere
frothy
shell;
a
riddle,
95;
its
relations,
96;
an
investigation,
97;
its
technique,
98;
aerated
cement;
froth-house
builder,
99;
period
of
hatching,
100;
a
house
for
the
winter;
not
a
wanderer,
101.
Ragged
Orchid
(H.
lacera),
200.
"Rattlesnake-plantain,"
213.
Rudbeckia
hirta,
cone-flower,
138.
Sage
(Salvia
officinalis),
strange
curved
stamen,
119;
nature's
arrangement,
112.
Salvia,
its
welcome
to
the
bee,
117.
Self-fertilization,
141.
Sheep-spit,
80.
Showy
orchid
(H.
orbicularis),194.
Snorting
war-horse,
18.
Solitude,
the
pleasures
of,
3.
"Solomon's
ant,"
152.
Spectabilis,
orchid,
182;
its
favorite
haunt,
195.
Spiders,
agalena,
epeira,
argiope,
8;
a
two
years'
span,
7;
a
silken
vortex;
miscellaneous
food,
8.
Spiranthes,
"Lady's-tresses,"
218.
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