flutterers

Unlike the UK's other blue-tinged flutterers, large blues have unique black markings on their upper fore-wings.

Butterflies: out of the blue 2010

'Ah, my Lord! how wide are the poor inconsiderate little flutterers from being aware of such a question!

Camilla 2008

The buzzers and flutterers are as pleasurable in the garden as the flowers here.

Plant It And They Will Come « Fairegarden 2008

Public places abound with those flutterers after youth and beauty; unmeaning admirers, who sigh at every new face; or black traitors to society, who seek but to try, and try but to publish their own power of conquest. '

Camilla 2008

Dingy, ill – plumed, drowsy flutterers, sent, like many of the neighbouring children, to get a livelihood in the streets, they hop, from stone to stone, in forlorn search of some hidden eatable in the mud, and can scarcely raise a crow among them.

Nicholas Nickleby 2007

A steady man, a man of virtue, a man of morals, was worth a thousand of such gay flutterers.

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

We got on merrily, in spite of our legs, and overtook two very young travellers, whom I recognised as the flutterers before the presence of the magistrate at Perleberg.

A Tramp's Wallet stored by an English goldsmith during his wanderings in Germany and France William Duthie

His altered voice was meant to you, and you were to suppose that his fictitious co-flutterers on the stage perceived nothing at all of it.

English literary criticism Various

Did it ever occur to you to think what the first nest was like -- what home the first reptile-like scale flutterers chose?

The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year William Beebe 1919

The three other women of her party, flutterers rather, did little but set off their hostess.

Ruggles of Red Gap Harry Leon Wilson 1903