caddice

Observations on the structure, adaptations and development of insect larvæ kept in an aquarium, as larva of mosquito, dragon-fly, caddice-fly; spring migration of birds.

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Nature Study Ontario. Ministry of Education

He put the potato blight in the foreground; for, with the instinct of the caddice worm, he felt that this was the piece of bulrush by which he could best float his

The History of the Great Irish Famine of 1847 (3rd ed.) (1902) With Notices of Earlier Irish Famines John O'Rourke

The caddice-flies are very interesting insects, owing to the habits of the larvæ of building little cases of wood, stones, or shells, in which they pass their development stages under water.

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Nature Study Ontario. Ministry of Education

Bursa: a pouch or sac: a wing pouch in male caddice flies and in connection with a stalked hair pencil.

Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology John. B. Smith

The caddice larvæ are carnivorous; that is, they eat animal food.

The Insect Folk Margaret Warner Morley 1890

You see it did not hurt the caddice larva to take away its house; it immediately went to work to build another.

The Insect Folk Margaret Warner Morley 1890

The caddice larva makes its house of silk and sand and also lines it with a beautiful covering of fine silk.

The Insect Folk Margaret Warner Morley 1890

You see the caddice undergoes a complete metamorphosis.

The Insect Folk Margaret Warner Morley 1890

Now, Mollie, I see you have picked up a fine big caddice case.

The Insect Folk Margaret Warner Morley 1890

Those lines that look as though some one had been ornamenting the bottom of the brook are made by our caddice larvæ.

The Insect Folk Margaret Warner Morley 1890