[DOC] [TLE] SCIENCE-P 23-37, INSECTS & FLOWERS-:- Flash cards by cueFlash [PAR] IF AN INSECT HAS A STRAIGHT LINE RUNNING DOWN ITS ABDOMEN (LAST 
... WHY DID THE DAISY'S NAME COME FROM THE OLD ENGLISH WORDS 
FOR "DAY'S EYE"? BECAUSE THE BLOSSOMS CLOSE AT NIGHT AND OPEN 
AT DAWN ... I AM A FLY THAT LOOKS LIKE A HONEYBEE DRONE: DRONE FLY
... [DOC] [TLE] Flower Name Meanings - Crafty College [PAR] Flower Name Meanings. Over time many flowers have come to have some 
special meanings associated with them. With these ... Aster: In Greek it means 
star, for its star-like blossoms. Legend ... Daisy: From the Old English phrase 
day's eye. Many open in the morning, revealing the center disc and close again 
each night. [DOC] [TLE] Blossom Flowers- Sending Smiles - - Blossom Flower Shops [PAR] Jul 8, 2015 ... Their name is derived from day's eye; with petals that are the first to open to 
greet the day and that close at night. And these daisies are a... [DOC] [TLE] Flower Pictures & Flower Names - Glossary of Flowers [PAR] Flower Pictures and Names! ... Amaryllis, Windflower, as it was believed the wind 
made the blossom open. ... Banksia, Named for its colorful, bird-like blossom. ... 
Daffodil, From Day's Eye, as some open in the morning and close at night. [DOC] [TLE] The Day's Eye - The Daisy | Garden Guides [PAR] Being a flower of light, open, it is the emblem of the soul, closed, it is the ... The 
Welsh give it the lovely name of "trembling star", and in Scotland, its blossoms 
are fondly ... The Saxon name for the common Daisy, is "day's eye". ... They took 
note of how at sunset the flower closed its petals over its yellow centre, its "eye",... [DOC] [TLE] Top 10 facts about daisies - Telegraph [PAR] Aug 4, 2015 ... 3 The name 'daisy' is thought to come from the Old English 'daes eag'. 'Daes eag' 
is thought to mean 'day's eye', after the way in which it opens at dawn. ... Giseke, 
a German botanist and close friend of the Swedish 'father of modern ... is known 
as the gardener's friend for its ability to ease an aching back. [DOC] [TLE] Timeline Photos - Facebook [PAR] In honour of the Summer Solstice, we'd like to celebrate the humble daisy - a 
flower we all take for granted in our lawns. Every day, it opens its petals at dawn, 
only to close them again at night, hence its old Saxon name, Day's eye. ... I 
wanted this effect with smaller annual blooms and ordered ox-eye daisy. [DOC] [TLE] Daisy | Definition of Daisy by Merriam-Webster [PAR] <while the old crooner is now well past his prime, Grandma still harkens back to 
... The daisy flower does not just bud, blossom, and die like most other flowers. ... 
of sleeping at night by closing and waking in the morning by opening up again
. ... was given the Old English name dgeseage, meaning literally day's eye. [DOC] [TLE] Martha Barnette - Learn a New Word - D [PAR] ... of the daisy close their blossoms at night. For this reason, speakers of Old 
English called this flower a daeges eage, or "day's eye." Eventually the name of 
this... [DOC] [TLE] LESSON 56 HABITS OF FLOWERS [PAR] But by turning them round a little every day, while the blossoms are opening, ... 
The little daisy is one of the flowers that close at night; but it is as beautiful and 
bright as ever, on its ... It is said that this flower was at first called day's eye, 
because it opens its eye at the dawn of day; and that afterwards the name 
became daisy. [DOC] [TLE] Daisy, Bellis perennis L., Daisy family (Asteraceae) - Dr.Hauschka ... [PAR] Synonyms: Bruisewort, Bairnwort, Llygad y Dydd

Question: Its name is derived from "day's eye"; like an eye, its blossoms close at night & open by day
Answer: the daisy