### belief | god | nymph:

Dragonfly nymph
* Most dragonfly nymph feeds on live prey
  - has eyes
* Some dragonfly nymph lives in water.

Dryad
* are very slow moving tree spirits with a deadly whip attack.
* can also speak with plants.
* have high cheekbones and amber, violet, or dark green eyes.
* is nymph.
* often appear clothed in a loose, simple garment.

Emerge nymph
* Most emerge nymph goes through stages.
* goes through several stages

Female nymph
* have four instars.
* resemble the adult except for smaller size
  - larger adult females

Larger nymph
* are grayish white with dark heads, legs and antennae.
* can capture and eat tadpoles or even small fish.

Newborn nymph
* are oval at first and become slightly elongated.
* are very important in the distribution of woolly apple aphid
  - spread of the woolly apple aphid

Older nymph
* are a grayish white, with dark legs
  - all gray
  - black with a white spot between the wing pads
  - flat and brown
  - greenish and fringed with hairs
  - light gray in color with black legs
  - yellow green to green and wingless
* have dark, prominent wing pads
  - four black spots on the thorax and one on the abdomen
* resemble adults but lack fully-developed wings.

Tiny nymph
* becomes adults.
* can have difficulty eating from undamaged leaves.

### belief | god | nymph | water nymph:

Naiad
* All naiads have very narrow, inch-long leaves that have definite teeth on their margins.
* Some naiads even have a long lower jaw that can shoot out and grab prey.
* are also serious predators.
* are aquatic and possess gills for breathing
  - distinctive in water
  - nymphs
  - planets
* can forcefully expel a jet of water to propel themselves with great rapidity.
* have piercing mouthparts for catching underwater prey
  - two caudal filaments and external gills
* is water nymph
* live in most aquatic habitats.
+ Dragonfly, Reproduction, Larvae: Odonata
  * While living in the water, the naiads eat as many aquatic insects as possible, as well as other small creatures like tadpoles and minnows. Hidden among the plants, a naiad will lie in wait for prey to swim by. It can then squeeze water out of the rear of its abdomen like a jet stream. This moves the naiad forward very quickly, allowing it to snatch its prey with its powerful jaws. Some naiads even have a long lower jaw that can shoot out and grab prey.

Wingless nymph
* Most wingless nymph becomes adults.
* hatch from the eggs and go through four to five molts before reaching maturity
  - eggs, and molt several times to reach adulthood in about two months

### belief | god | nymph:

Young nymph
* Some young nymph has antennas
  - resembles adults
* appear similar to the adult aphid but covered with a white waxy filament.
* are a dull blue-green
  - blue-green in colour, and look like aphids but are more active
  - gregarious and feed together in groups
  - small, flat, and hard to see
  - strongly gregarious, a behavior that dissipates slightly as the nymphs mature
  - the most susceptible stage to insecticides, while adults are difficult to kill
* can slip and fall into the foodplant's water reservoir.
* hatch and settle on the developing new twig growth in spring.
* have black abdomens and a red thorax
  - three horns instead of the one seen on the adults
* migrate to the axils of leaf petioles and of forming fruit.
* resemble adults in appearance and diet.