Nymph Dragonfly Description Bibliography

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Nymph Dragonfly Description Bibliography FOOD WEB Nymph Dragonfly Description FOOD chain Bibliography The dragonfly has two wings on each side. The size of nymph dragonfly is 18 cm.

Food Chain The sun gives light to leaf plant. The yellow garden spider eats any insects like nymph dragonfly or mosquitoes. The plant makes its own food. The mosquito larva eats leaves. Return to Main Page The nymph dragonfly eats insects.

Food Web Sun Grass mosquitoes Mosquito fish Nymph Dragonfly Yellow garden spider Return to Main Page

Description 1.The predator of nymph dragonfly is the yellow garden spider. 2. The nymph dragonfly eats insects like mosquitoes. 3.The nymph dragonfly can be found in the lakes. Return to Main Page

Bibliography Pictures Information www.google.com . Nymph dragonfly Mosquitoes- www.cnn.com/NATURE/ 9908/26/mosquitoes.enn Mosquitoes fish - www.iisgcp.org/EXOTICSP/ Mosquitofish.ht Nymph dragonfly-efgblade.cs.umb.edu:9090/ gallery/albums/Odona... Yellow garden spider-www.conservation.state.mo.us/.../ kinds.htm Information www.google.com . Nymph dragonfly Insect book Return to Main Page