207. My first is a bird; my second an insect; my whole is "daddy-long-legs."
208. I am a beautiful tree; curtail and transpose me into another tree; transpose the latter into a useful article; replace the last letter, behead and transpose, and you have a boundary line. Curtail the entire word twice, and you have a picture; take the second and third letters away from the entire word, transpose the remainder, and you have another tree.
209. Behead a hod, and leave a kind of cloth.
210. Entire, I am something funny; beheaded, an entrance; beheaded again, I am a fragment.
211. E10100010001000UN1100ATXN.
212.
Deep in the wood of spreading oaks,
Beneath the tangled boughs,