OBSERVATIONS on WARBLE FLY or OX BOT FLY. An Abstract of Information, contributed mainly by British observers during the years 1884–1894, on the History and Habits of the Warble Fly; and Means of Prevention and Remedy. Fully illustrated. Royal 8vo, 64 pp.; price 6d., postage 1½d.
"There can be no hesitation in saying that this volume contains the most complete account of the Warble Fly that has ever appeared; with this publication in his possession, the farmer will have himself to blame if he fails to protect himself against a most destructive pest."—Live Stock Journal.
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Warble Fly.—1, egg; 2, maggot; 3 and 4, chrysalis case; 5 and 6, fly
3 and 5, nat. size: the other figures all magnified.
REPORTS of OBSERVATION of INJURIOUS INSECTS. Royal 8vo, illustrated. For 1879 and 1880, 1s. each. For 1882 (with Special Report on Wireworm); 1883 (with Appendix on Hop Aphis); 1884 (with Special Report on Warble Fly); 1885 (with Second Special Report on Warble Fly); 1886; and 1887, 1888, 1889, and 1890, each with Report on Warble Fly; 1891 (with Special Report on Diamond-back Moth); 1892 (with Special Report on "Finger-and-Toe," and four Photogravure Plates); 1893 (with Special Report on Wasps); 1894 (with Appendix containing Abstract of Information previously given on Warble Fly, with observations bringing it up to date); 1895 (with Special Report on Forest Flies, Gad Flies, and Warble or Bot Flies); and 1896; price 1s. 6d. each. The Reports for 1878 and 1881 are out of print.
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