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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Cuckoo-spit. Cuckoo-spit. Information about Cuckoo-spit in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... (redirected from Cuckoo-spit)
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about cuckoo-spit insect. cuckoo-spit insect. Information about cuckoo-spit insect in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Cuckoo-roller; Cuckoo-roller; cuckoo-rollers; Cuckoo-shrike; cuckoo-shrikes; Cuckoo-spit; Cuckoo-spit; Cuckoo-spit; cuckoo-spit insect; cuckoo-wasp; Cuckoobud; cuckooed;
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What is Cuckoo Spit? ... The name cuckoo-spit is said to have derived from the arrival of the spittle on plants which coincided with the first call of the cuckoo in spring. There are also oblique references to superstitions about spitting, whenever a cuckoo is heard, to avoid bad luck.
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Encyclopedia article about Cuckoo-spit. Information about Cuckoo-spit in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... In many species the nymphs envelop themselves in a mass of foam (called spittle, frog spit, or cuckoo spit) made by blowing air through a viscid fluid expelled from the anus.
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All the goosegrass under the hedge outside my garden is covered with frothy bubbles of cuckoo spit – and here’s one of the perpetrators, the nymph of a frog-hopper Philaenus spumarius.
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Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 6:51 pm Post subject: Cuckoo spit - Philaenus spumarius - Sap sucking nymphs. ... If you really can't bear them, or if the cuckoo spit is being produced on your home grown veg and herbs, then a strong jet of water from a garden hose should be sufficient to dislodge them.
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Close up photos and information about froghoppers ... Special features: Many people are familiar with the frothy mass, commonly known as "cuckoo spit", which is seen on plants in spring and early summer. The froth is created to help protect the developing nymphs of froghoppers.
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CUCKOO SPIT, This is commonly called Cuckoospit. It's a protective froth produced by little insect called a frog hopper. It's unsightly but not too harmful. ... Advice: This can just be washed off ... For further information, please contact us at info@rosebuddies.com...
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