{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
the green bushes in the moist valleys. The
Feronia, with rustling wings, flies rapidly
from tree to tree, while the owl, the largest
of the moth kind, sits immoveably on the
trunk with out spread wings awaiting. the ap-
proach of the evening Myriads of the most
brilliant beetles buzz in the air, and sparkle
like Jewels ON the fresh green OF the leaves,
or on the odorous flowers. Meantime agile
lizards, remarkable for their form, size and
brilliant colours, dark-coloured poisonous,
or harmless serpents, which exceed III splen-
dour the enamel of the flowers, glide out OF
40 leaves the hollows of the trees, and holes
IN the ground, and creeping up the stems,
hask in the sun, and lie in wait for insects
or birds.