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Bugs, Butterflies, and Beetles 



with ill-smelling perfume and probably the larva 

 of the zebra butterfly does the same, but I am not 

 familiar with this caterpiUar, although the butterfly 

 itself is an old friend. 



THE ZEBRA SWALLOW-TAIL 



We used to find this in the edge of the woods 



and among the boys it was known as the wood but- 

 terfly. There are different forms to this insect 

 and when referring to your notes you may notice 

 a difference in the time of the butterflies' appear- 

 ance. Their wings have stripes of greenish white, 

 which gives them the name of the zebra swallow-tail. 



