Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

It has appeared of walking stick. Take it in house to examine it better. It flies across room, and by its dipping flight I judge it to be a species of crane-fly. I see its wings now - grey, rediculously short for such a long body. Its legs are thread-like and each joint is white. The front pair are held straight out in front & brought to a point which heightens its sticklike appear­ance. The other four & extremely long. Antennae are very long. Its regularly up & down movement when at rest may be compared to