Abstract
A FEW weeks ago I obtained through the kindness of a lady in Paignton a living specimen of a stick-insect, one of several individuals which had appeared in her garden. My example was met with on the plaster outside a window, and owing to the tenacity with which it adhered to its position required some force to dislodge it. I preserved it in captivity for about a fortnight, at the close of which period it died, having refused to feed on the foliage of any of the plants with which it was supplied.
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CUNNINGHAM, R. Occurrence of a Tropical Form of Stick-Insect in Devonshire. Nature 71, 55 (1904). https://doi.org/10.1038/071055a0
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