FROGS, BOYS, AND OTHER SMALL DEER. 195 



tenme of the Orgyia, and grayish wings, brown 

 underneath, made a hole in one end of his cocoon 



Cocoon of Orgyia. 



so neatly that a person looking at the cocoon 

 would not have known that the moth had come 

 out. 



It seems strange to see a moth without wings. 

 These lady-moths lead very stupid lives, hardly 



stirring from their places during their whole ex- 

 istence, sometimes, and consequently it was a 



