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The main content of "Wild Stone Garden" is:Fabre. The Wild Stone Garden, which is regarded as a treasure land, is home to plants such as cornflowers.

Canine tooth grass, etc. It's a paradise for hymenopteran insects, who are busy building their homes every day.

Because there are no human footprints, these animals run into the garden and occupy various spaces.

Yellow warbler. Kingfishers and canaries also set up nests in the trees. ”

The insects in the world are all kinds and strangely shaped, and there are many insects in the book "Insects".

Speaking of insects, there are too many to count, including stone silkworms, woodcutter wasps, wasps, pine caterpillars... Among the most exotic insects are woodcutter wasps, red-striped wasps, and red ants. Next, I will focus on the woodcutter bee and the red-striped bee.

The woodcutter wasp is white with some stripes, and it often inhabits the tunnels of earthworms. When the woodcutter bee is in danger, it will block a section of the tunnel with bits and pieces of leaves, and it will be safe. When the bee lays its eggs, the nest is made up of broken leaves of comparable size, and it is not good to be large or small, you say, isn't it strange?

Of course, the red-striped bee is also very interesting, with a thin waist, a delicate figure, the abdomen is divided into two segments, the bottom is large, the top is small, and the middle seems to be connected by a very thin line, and the black belly is surrounded by a red belt, which is the petite and beautiful red-striped bee.

I learned a lot about insects, and I learned that there are beautiful insects, smart insects, and strange insects... All kinds of insects have their own way of getting out of danger, way of life and predators, in fact, I have been very fond of insects since I was a child, but after reading "Insects", not only did I like insects, but I also liked to study insects!

The book "Insects" is so good!

There are 8 species of insects in the Insect Records Barren Stone Garden, namely: scarab beetle, arthropod mud wasp, oak thorny arthropod mud bee, yellow-footed locust mud bee, pupa, Languedoc locust mud peak, sand mud bee, and mud bee.

The Insect Book, also known as "The World of Insects", "The Tale of Insects", "Entomological Notes" or "The Story of Insects", is a long biological work written by the French entomologist and writer Jean-Henri Casimir Fabre, with a total of ten volumes. The first volume was first published in 1879 and the entire book in 1907.

The work is an insect biology work that summarizes the species, characteristics, habits and marriage habits of insects, records the real life of insects, expresses the spirituality of insects when they struggle for survival, and also records the motivation, life ambition, knowledge background, living conditions and so on of Fabre's obsession with insect research. The author integrates the colorful life of insects with his own life perception, and looks at insects with human nature, revealing the author's respect and love for life between the lines.

1.Wild Stone Garden: A treasure land with a soft spot, the wealth of life.

2.Pine caterpillars: live in pine trees, protect eggs with tail scales, shed their skin for the first time after a few weeks of birth, have no difference in sex, have a dull sense of smell, and rely on ribbons to guide their way.

3.Big-headed Black Step: Play dead and rejuvenate in the sun.

4.Green flies: lay eggs in several batches, walk with a hook, pound the meat, and turn the meat into a suckable paste.

5.Contrary to the fable, ants are tenacious beggars, while diligent producers are cicadas.

6.Cicada: Four years of hard labor in the dark, a month of pleasure in the sun. Spawning, hatching, digging, burrowing, unearthing, molting, life is difficult and happy.

7.Praying Mantis: Domineering, with great food, guts, and strength, the stomach can dissolve food instantly.

8.Celestial Cow: Lived in the trunk for three years, has no sense of sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, but is dull.

9.Fireflies: Prey on fierce and swift, glowing to summon lovers.

10.Gray locusts.

The metamorphosis is easy, the suspension point of the metamorphosis is not as firm as the cicada, and the order of metamorphosis: the old coat is torn, the back is arched, the head is arched, the tentacles are arched, the legs are arched, and the wings are not.

11.Green Grasshopper: Pale green, attacks behemoths that are stronger than themselves, and eats meat.

12.Great peacock butterfly: the largest butterfly in Europe, eats old almonds.

Twigs, female cocoons large.

13.Small broad-striped butterfly: rare, also known as cloth-banded friar, olfactory guided.

14.Elephant oak elephant: eats acorn, hazelnut.

Nut. 15.Pea Elephant: The spawning is extensive, the eggs on a pod greatly exceed the number of edible pea grains, whoever occupies the best position in the middle of the pea, then it grows the fastest, and the others only die.

16.Phaseolus vulgaris: The eggs are white, hatch in five days at most, and require old, hard beans.

17.Jin Bu beetle: The natural enemy of caterpillars, the male is small, the female is large, and the female will hollow out the internal organs of the male. Lonely life, quick and sharp in love.

18.Pine gill horn beetle: courting at dusk, mating late at night, sensitive senses, vocalizing through abdominal tip rubbing, always appearing near the summer solstice.

19.Italian cricket.

Singing in the silence of the night, the voice is slow and beautiful.

20.Crickets in the head of the field: 500 600 eggs are laid at a time, but most of them are eaten by ants and geckos.

Eat, eat lettuce leaves, dig with your front paws.

21.Scarab.

It is the largest and most famous of the fecal-eating insects, digging and cutting with fine tines and having a long intestine.

In 1879, the first volume of "Insects" appeared. In 1880, he finally had a laboratory, a barren but beloved land of cornflowers and hymenopteran insects, which he humorously called the "Wild Stone Garden".

For the rest of his 35 years, Fabre lived in the Wild Stone Garden, where he made observations and experiments, and at the same time compiled observations, experimental records, and scientific notes from the first half of his life to complete the last nine volumes of "Insects". In 1915, at the age of 92, Fabre was quietly laid to rest in the Rock Garden, accompanied by his beloved insects.

Theme of the work. The 10-volume book "Insects", with its magnificent and rich connotations, evokes people's profound reflections on all things, human beings and popular science. The author integrates the colorful life of insects with his own life perceptions, and looks at insects with human nature.

Through detailed and profound description, the external morphology and biological habits of various insects are recorded, and the life of various insects and the struggle for life and reproduction are recorded, which not only expresses the author's love and respect for life and nature, but also disseminates scientific knowledge, and embodies the author's meticulous observation and tireless spirit of scientific exploration.

I think insects have found their homes, and they're all smart.