(1) Enter Paris, a shepherd in a rather creative marriage with the mountain nymph Oenone.

(2) I selected a small gold bead mayfly nymph tied on a size 12 hook, as it was white and clearly visible in the murky water.

(3) Although the adult doesn't look much like a scale, the nymph and pupa do.

(4) Emblematic of abundance, the cornucopia - or horn of plenty - represents the horn of Amalthea, a nymph in Greek mythology.

(5) Otus and Ephialtes were twin giants who were sons of Poseidon and a nymph .

(6) As a grasshopper nymph grows, the pads become longer and venation becomes evident.

(7) ÔÇÿShe is a forest nymph of the Black Wood,ÔÇÖ said Lily.

(8) The nits hatch into a nymph , or immature louse, in seven to 10 days.

(9) When you visit the Butterfly Wing, one of the most remarkable butterflies you will see is the giant wood nymph , Idea leuconoe.

(10) The Lady is eventually rescued by Sabrina, the nymph of the river Severn and an embodiment of chastity.

(11) The Ceylon tree nymph is a beautiful silvery white butterfly (2) and is the largest member of the Danaidae family in Sri Lanka.

(12) A wood nymph

(13) Pitt's character, the warrior Achilles, is no longer virtually invincible because he was dipped in the River Styx by his mother, the nymph Thetis.

(14) As the son of Chronos and the ocean nymph Philyra he was immortal, but he received a terrible, poisonous wound from an arrow which was shot (in error) by Hercules.

(15) A mayfly nymph was the most successful fly on the day and other successful flies were the Gosling and Bumble Olive.

(16) Zeus freed Odysseus from the nymph Calypso, who held him prisoner on her island, by sending Mercury with an order to Calypso herself.

(17) A selection of nymphs and dry flies such as beaded pheasant tail, damsel and dragon fly nymphs all will all work.

(18) Mallards and black ducks also dive for pond snails and probably a range of aquatic insects like dragonfly nymphs .

(19) Iris calls out river nymphs to bless the marriage and a myriad of shapes and forms enter the stage.

(20) In September, uninfected survivors (both males and females) were all adults while collaborative females typically retained a nymphal phenotype.