Excerpts from notes on entomology

Extracts from notes on entomology. Entomology is an observant book, which is very suitable for children at home to discover the beauty of nature. The following are some excerpts from entomology reading notes.

1 In an abandoned house in a rural town, there is an insect paradise-a bare stone garden. There is a tireless entomologist in the garden with a magnifying glass, observing his "children"-all kinds of insects with relish. Follow Fabres's entomology route and start a trip to the insect world.

Maybe you will think that entomologists are the most cruel. They catch one innocent insect and dissect it all day, and exchange their sacrifices for the scientific achievements of entomologists. However, Fables is very different from ordinary entomologists. He always observes live insects in the barren stone garden and lives freely and carefree. Fables sometimes imagines himself as a lively insect, living with insects in a beautiful and free insect paradise. No wonder Fabres said to ordinary entomologists, "You explore death and I explore life."

Fables is not only good at observing insects and making observation reports, but also good at reading insect psychology and communicating with insects.

When Fabres was writing Qing Guoguo, he was not only fascinated by the gorgeous appearance of Qing Guoguo, but also surprised by the ferocity and greed of Qing Guoguo. In Fabres's eyes, the fruit is light green with two pale white ribbons on its side. He has a unique figure, slender and symmetrical, and his big wings are as thin as gauze. The green grasshopper came to the world like a fairy and fascinated fabrice. And Guo Guo at night makes Fabres even more amazing. If Guo Guo, a fierce country that travels at night, meets cicadas at night, he will catch cicadas like a robber dressed in green and have an operation to gut them. Fabers speculated that after the fruit's diet hobby, he would bring him rice regularly: sometimes a few pears; Sometimes a few grapes; Sometimes it's a pine gill beetle. If you see a satisfactory meal, you will taste it greedily.

From Fabres's works, we can see not only the nature of insects, but also the discovery of human nature. Fabres went to see insects with humans. Between the lines reveals his respect and praise for life. Fabres not only regarded insects as his own observation and research objects, but also regarded them as his own children, and took good care of them all day.

Small insects follow the laws of nature under the protection of nature. Fabres, on the other hand, played the role of a master of human destiny vibrato with small insects as strings.

An insect, a world; A record, a trip.

After reading Entomology, I know that Fabres, the author of Entomology, lives in a rural family with poor living conditions, but he still lives happily because he can play in nature and learn a lot of knowledge that is not available in books.

When Fables was seven years old, he was sent to school by his father. Fabrice, who is used to being wild outside, can't accept his heart for a while, so he didn't get good grades at first, but fabrice, who is ambitious, is not willing to lag behind. When others spend one point of energy, he spends two points of energy, and his grades slowly catch up.

At the age of 3 1, he started teaching. One day, he was playing outside with his children, saw a beehive, recalled his childhood and wrote Insects.

Entomology is divided into spider stories, cricket stories, cicada stories and caterpillar stories. Among them, the story of the spider is the most wonderful and left a deep impression on me. The living habits and appearance characteristics of tarantula, tarantula, tarantula and crab spider are described in detail. For example, when a crab spider preys, it wraps its prey with silk, turns its prey with its two long feet until it can't move, and then sucks its juice in its mouth with a straw. There is also a tarantula tarantula, which can weave a big web. When the prey hits it, it will first stun the prey with its fangs and then enjoy it slowly.

After reading the book Insects, I not only opened my eyes, but also learned that there are so many insects in nature, and each insect has its own unique skills. Also let me learn the author's spirit of loving life, being diligent in observation, unwilling to lag behind and studying hard. I am deeply inspired. I want to learn these spirits of Fabres, study hard and become a useful person to society in the future.

Notes on entomology 3 1 excerpt. At this time, its color is red and white. It has to change clothes several times before it becomes ebony black. The darker the color, the stronger the hardness. It was a fully grown beetle before it was covered with horny nails.

2. Silkworms first grew in reeds in marshes. Many times, it will stick to the broken branches of reeds and drift with the branches in the water. The sheath is its mobile house, or simple house, and it travels with it.

Of course, when it is near the ditch, it will notice this lovely thing, so it will rush into the water to get precious soil. They refused to give up this rare discovery during the rainy season.

In my own studio, I filled a large glass bottle with soil, made an artificial cave for the female beetle, and left a small hole to observe its activities, so that I could see its working process.

At present, although the female beetle is indifferent to this family, we can't forget its painstaking efforts in the past four months to eliminate the external interference and invasion of bees, wasps and ants.

6. After a while, it will eat. If no one teaches it, it will do as its predecessors did. It will make a food ball, dig a storage place, store food, and complete its work without learning or skill.

7. Is there a small pond in your home? In that small pond, you can see every part of life in the water at any time.

8. Common cicadas like to lay eggs on dry branches. They choose the smallest branches, mostly between hay and pencils. These shoots hang very little, often grow upward and almost die.

9. Of course, I have done this experiment. I put the dry hard shell in the box to keep it dry, and sooner or later I will hear the sharp friction in the box. This is where the prisoners scrape the wall with their heads and front feet. After two or three days, there seems to be no progress.

10, such several shocks have moved the steaming nest that has just begun to take shape. At this time, in such a short time, its hive is as big as an acorn, which is unexpected. They are really amazing little animals.