Vlll. 
CONTENTS. 
CHAPTER VI. 
Blights, or Insects injurious to Vegetables, 35. — Gooseberry-Grub, 56. — The 
Fly described, 57. — Laying the Eggs, 58. — The young Grub, 59. — Vo- 
racity of the Grubs, 60. — The Grub described, 61. — Change of Skin, 62. 
— Burrows in the Earth, 63. — Popular Remedies, 64. — Aphis or Plant- 
Louse, 65. — Injury it causes, 66. — Economy of, 67. — Hop-Fly, 73. — In- 
fluence on Crop of Hops, 74. — Influence on the Duty, 75. — First Ap- 
pearance of, 76. — Insect-enemies of, 77. — Remedies, 79. — American 
Blight, 80. — Apple Weevil, 81. — Descriptions of, 82. — Economy of, 83. 
Remedies, 84. — Apple-Moth, 85. — Apple-Grub, 86. — Economy of, 87. — 
Little Ermine Moth, 88.— Yellow-Tail, 90.— Turnip-Fly, 91.— Destruc- 
tive Powers of, 92. — Economy of, 93. — Remedies, 94. — Turnip-Nigger, 
99. — Description of Parent Fly, 100. — Economy of, 101. — Description of 
the Grub, 102.— Remedies, 104.— Turnip-Weevil, 105.— Turnip-Aphis, 
106. — Aphides in Apples, Poplar-leaves and on Roots, 106. — Ants and 
Aphides, 108. 
CHAPTER VII. 
Hedgehog, 109. — Hibernation of, 110. — Error in defending it as a Herbivo- 
rous Animal, 11 1. — Shown to be a Poacher, 112. — Destroys Vipers, 113, 
and is generally Carnivorous, 115. — Long-tailed Tit, 116. — Dabchick, 
117.— Hare, 118.— Weasel hunts Rats, 119, as well as Rabbits, 121.— 
Flowering of the Aspen, 122. — Coccus of the Vine, 123. — Flies and 
Humble-Bees, 125. — Burying-Beetle in Russia, 127, in England, 128. 
APPENDIX. 
A. An Outline of the Flora of the Neighbourhood of Godalming, in the 
County of Surrey ; with Brief Notices of the Geological Features of the 
District. By J. D. Salmon, Esq., 131. 
B. Account of the Black Canker Caterpillar, which destroys the Turnips in 
Norfolk. By William Marshall, Esq. Published in the ' Philoso- 
phical Transactions ' of the Royal Society for 1783, 146. 
C. An Outline of the Ornithology of Godalming, in the County of Surrey ; 
with brief Records of some of the Rarer Birds. By Edward Newman, 
150. 
