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Short Eared Owl, winter visitor to South West Cornwall Stock Photo

RF2B1FH2Y–Short Eared Owl, winter visitor to South West Cornwall

Greater Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) picking at bird feeder Stock Photo

RF2REHRJM–Greater Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major) picking at bird feeder

RFPXGXAF–Robin in Cherry Blossom

Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) Stock Photo

RF2REHR2Y–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula)

RF2FKR3RT–Wheatear

Male Bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhula) perched on twig Stock Photo

RF2PRXXG6–Male Bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhula) perched on twig

RF2FKR3H7–Sanderling

RFPD9EN6–Wild Kestral

RF2FKR3AN–Black grouse

RF2WWHGA4–Dunnock in grass

. Repoussé work for amateurs : being the art of ornamenting thin metal with raised figures. FANCY PIGEONS. Containing FidlDirections for the Breeding and Manage-ment of Fancy Pigeons,and Descriptions ofevery known variety,together with all otherinformation of interestor use to Pigeon Fan-ciers. Third Edition,bringing the subjectdown to the present.COLOURED PLATESand other Illustrations.. C. Lyell. In cloth gilt, price 10s. 6d. BRITISH CAGE BIRDS. ContainingFull Directions for Successfully Breeding,Rearing, and Manag-ing the various BritishBirds that can be kept inconfinement. Illustratedwith C Stock Photo

RM2AGD3X7–. Repoussé work for amateurs : being the art of ornamenting thin metal with raised figures. FANCY PIGEONS. Containing FidlDirections for the Breeding and Manage-ment of Fancy Pigeons,and Descriptions ofevery known variety,together with all otherinformation of interestor use to Pigeon Fan-ciers. Third Edition,bringing the subjectdown to the present.COLOURED PLATESand other Illustrations.. C. Lyell. In cloth gilt, price 10s. 6d. BRITISH CAGE BIRDS. ContainingFull Directions for Successfully Breeding,Rearing, and Manag-ing the various BritishBirds that can be kept inconfinement. Illustratedwith C

RF2B1FH1K–Short Eared Owl, winter visitor to South West Cornwall

Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched on twig Stock Photo

RF2PRXXGJ–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched on twig

House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) perched on branch Stock Photo

RF2PRXXR9–House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) perched on branch

Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . that red vipers arc not a distinctvariety, but arc young ones retaining this colouruntil changing their skins in a succeeding spring. Ihave not seen any young vipers that were not red.Trebah, near Falmouth. C. E. THE WAX WING. {Ampelis garrulus.) THE genus Ampelis is represented by threespecies, viz., Ampelis garrulus, of Europe andNorth America; Ampelis cedrorum, peculiar to the late Mr. John Wolley, who has been the discovererof so many of the breeding-places of our Britishbirds. Stock Photo

RM2AM7HY0–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . that red vipers arc not a distinctvariety, but arc young ones retaining this colouruntil changing their skins in a succeeding spring. Ihave not seen any young vipers that were not red.Trebah, near Falmouth. C. E. THE WAX WING. {Ampelis garrulus.) THE genus Ampelis is represented by threespecies, viz., Ampelis garrulus, of Europe andNorth America; Ampelis cedrorum, peculiar to the late Mr. John Wolley, who has been the discovererof so many of the breeding-places of our Britishbirds.

RF2B1FH0H–Short Eared Owl, winter visitor to South West Cornwall

Short Eared Owl (Asio Flammeus) Hawking in Cornwall Stock Photo

RFHG4R1W–Short Eared Owl (Asio Flammeus) Hawking in Cornwall

Asio flammeus, Short Eared Owl on perched on post in North Uist early evening Stock Photo

RFDA8A50–Asio flammeus, Short Eared Owl on perched on post in North Uist early evening

Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis) Stock Photo

RF2PRXWWR–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

British reptiles, amphibians, and fresh-water fishes . ans, and fresh- Rept. water fishes. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES 3 ^Oflfl DD3S7D13 2 .. nhrept QL658.G7W52British reptiles, amphibians, and fresh- 1 1 t. Cahill & Co., Ltd., London, Dublin and Drogheda. INTRODUCTORY NOTE It is hoped that this third volume of The AbbeyNature Books will be no less popular than the pre-ceding volumes devoted to British Mammals and BritishBirds. A feature of this third book in the series is thatpractically every species included is illustrated, andthese illustrations, together with the descriptive matte Stock Photo

RM2AKKG3E–British reptiles, amphibians, and fresh-water fishes . ans, and fresh- Rept. water fishes. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES 3 ^Oflfl DD3S7D13 2 .. nhrept QL658.G7W52British reptiles, amphibians, and fresh- 1 1 t. Cahill & Co., Ltd., London, Dublin and Drogheda. INTRODUCTORY NOTE It is hoped that this third volume of The AbbeyNature Books will be no less popular than the pre-ceding volumes devoted to British Mammals and BritishBirds. A feature of this third book in the series is thatpractically every species included is illustrated, andthese illustrations, together with the descriptive matte

Asio flammeus, Short Eared Owl rests on a rock as day breaks on North Uist in June Stock Photo

RFDA8A54–Asio flammeus, Short Eared Owl rests on a rock as day breaks on North Uist in June

Male Red Grouse (Lagopus lagopus) emerging from cover on the moors Stock Photo

RF2PRXWT8–Male Red Grouse (Lagopus lagopus) emerging from cover on the moors

. Repoussé work for amateurs : being the art of ornamenting thin metal with raised figures. C. Lyell. In cloth gilt, price 10s. 6d. BRITISH CAGE BIRDS. ContainingFull Directions for Successfully Breeding,Rearing, and Manag-ing the various BritishBirds that can be kept inconfinement. Illustratedwith COLOUREDPLATES and numerousfinely-cut Wood En-gravings. By R. L.Wallace. In cloth gilt,price 10s. 6d.. AMATEURS AVIARY OF FOREIGNBirds; or, how to Keep and BreedForeign Birds with Pleasure and Profit inEngland. Illus-trated. By W. T.Greene, M.D.,M.A.,F.Z.S.,F.S.S.,&c., Author ofParrots in Cap-tivity Stock Photo

RM2AGD3R1–. Repoussé work for amateurs : being the art of ornamenting thin metal with raised figures. C. Lyell. In cloth gilt, price 10s. 6d. BRITISH CAGE BIRDS. ContainingFull Directions for Successfully Breeding,Rearing, and Manag-ing the various BritishBirds that can be kept inconfinement. Illustratedwith COLOUREDPLATES and numerousfinely-cut Wood En-gravings. By R. L.Wallace. In cloth gilt,price 10s. 6d.. AMATEURS AVIARY OF FOREIGNBirds; or, how to Keep and BreedForeign Birds with Pleasure and Profit inEngland. Illus-trated. By W. T.Greene, M.D.,M.A.,F.Z.S.,F.S.S.,&c., Author ofParrots in Cap-tivity

Wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe) perched on ground Stock Photo

RF2PRXWYG–Wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe) perched on ground

. The birds of Britain : their distribution and habits . the forms—taken as a whole—to be more closely connected with each other than withthose of another Region. The Palaearctic and Nearctic(of the Old and the New Worlds) together form theHolarctic ; New Zealand may be considered separately.If our readers ever proceed from the study of BritishBirds to that of foreign species, they will be greatlystruck by the prevalence of very peculiar forms incertain countries, by the wonders of the Arctic andAntarctic areas, by the marvels of desert and islandlife, by curious extinct birds, by extraordinar Stock Photo

RM2CNGF8W–. The birds of Britain : their distribution and habits . the forms—taken as a whole—to be more closely connected with each other than withthose of another Region. The Palaearctic and Nearctic(of the Old and the New Worlds) together form theHolarctic ; New Zealand may be considered separately.If our readers ever proceed from the study of BritishBirds to that of foreign species, they will be greatlystruck by the prevalence of very peculiar forms incertain countries, by the wonders of the Arctic andAntarctic areas, by the marvels of desert and islandlife, by curious extinct birds, by extraordinar

RF2PRXXT4–House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) perched on branch

RF2PRXW8K–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

. A handbook of British birds, showing the distribution of the resident and migratory species in the British islands, with an index to the records of the rarer visitants . , asmay be seen by a comparison of the measurements,but also differs from it conspicuously in havingspotted wings and an ample crest, a peculiaritywhich has led to its generic separation from Cuculus.Like our bird, however, it is parasitic in its habits,usually invading the nests of Magpies, and thereindepositing its eggs, which resemble theirs in size andmarkings. In a former edition of Yarrells BritishBirds another specime Stock Photo

RM2CPC2HA–. A handbook of British birds, showing the distribution of the resident and migratory species in the British islands, with an index to the records of the rarer visitants . , asmay be seen by a comparison of the measurements,but also differs from it conspicuously in havingspotted wings and an ample crest, a peculiaritywhich has led to its generic separation from Cuculus.Like our bird, however, it is parasitic in its habits,usually invading the nests of Magpies, and thereindepositing its eggs, which resemble theirs in size andmarkings. In a former edition of Yarrells BritishBirds another specime

Female Red Grouse (Lagopus lagopus) emerging from cover on the moors Stock Photo

RF2PRXW96–Female Red Grouse (Lagopus lagopus) emerging from cover on the moors

. Notes on the birds of Northamptonshire and neighbourhood . read the article headed Waxwing in the fourth edition of Yarrells BritishBirds. A winter seldom passes without a record ofthe occurrence of this species in some part of England,most frequently in the eastern counties; and onseveral occasions it has visited our Islands in verylarge numbers: in the winter of 1849-50, for in-stance, it appears that 586 examples were recordedin the Zoologist as occurring between Novemberand March, nearly half of them in the second andthird weeks of January. Perhaps the most remark-able fact with regard t Stock Photo

RM2CNYNY9–. Notes on the birds of Northamptonshire and neighbourhood . read the article headed Waxwing in the fourth edition of Yarrells BritishBirds. A winter seldom passes without a record ofthe occurrence of this species in some part of England,most frequently in the eastern counties; and onseveral occasions it has visited our Islands in verylarge numbers: in the winter of 1849-50, for in-stance, it appears that 586 examples were recordedin the Zoologist as occurring between Novemberand March, nearly half of them in the second andthird weeks of January. Perhaps the most remark-able fact with regard t

Goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis) on small branch Stock Photo

RF2PRXTR8–Goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis) on small branch

. British birds . in Scotland down to the beginning of thepresent century. In form, colouring, and manner of preying itresembles the sparrow-hawk, but is nearly double the size of thatbird, and flies at very much larger game. The American goshawk has been included in the list of Britishbirds on * somewhat slight evidence, as the author of the * Manualof British Birds says. The black kite {Milvus nigram.s) is anAfrican species, a summer visitant to Europe south of the Baltic,ftnd has once been obtained in Great Britain. The swallow-taUed HONEY-BUZZABD 217 kite {Ela/noides furcatus), an American Stock Photo

RM2CNGWP8–. British birds . in Scotland down to the beginning of thepresent century. In form, colouring, and manner of preying itresembles the sparrow-hawk, but is nearly double the size of thatbird, and flies at very much larger game. The American goshawk has been included in the list of Britishbirds on * somewhat slight evidence, as the author of the * Manualof British Birds says. The black kite {Milvus nigram.s) is anAfrican species, a summer visitant to Europe south of the Baltic,ftnd has once been obtained in Great Britain. The swallow-taUed HONEY-BUZZABD 217 kite {Ela/noides furcatus), an American

Lesser Black-backed Gull (Larus fuscus) in flight Stock Photo

RF2PRXTPG–Lesser Black-backed Gull (Larus fuscus) in flight

RF2PM9K83–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

. Bird notes . t seen the Avadavat. It was not in the boxwith the Canary. Changing birds about from place to place at this timeof the year renders them liable to a chill. Cordon-blues, Firefiuches, and Golden-breasted Wax-bills are not delicate birds if they are not exposed toinfection in dealers dirty shops or in an infected aviary.I have kept these species out for two summers and twowinters. They are very susceptible to some of the infectiousdiseases of birds but not more so than mauj of our Britishbirds. Cold of itself does not cause disease ; but changeableweather especially from a dry col Stock Photo

RM2CPGJ0R–. Bird notes . t seen the Avadavat. It was not in the boxwith the Canary. Changing birds about from place to place at this timeof the year renders them liable to a chill. Cordon-blues, Firefiuches, and Golden-breasted Wax-bills are not delicate birds if they are not exposed toinfection in dealers dirty shops or in an infected aviary.I have kept these species out for two summers and twowinters. They are very susceptible to some of the infectiousdiseases of birds but not more so than mauj of our Britishbirds. Cold of itself does not cause disease ; but changeableweather especially from a dry col

RF2PM9KAM–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

. Notes on the birds of Northamptonshire and neighbourhood . d the article headed Waxwing in the fourth edition of Yarrells BritishBirds. A winter seldom passes without a record ofthe occurrence of this species in some part of England,most frequently in the eastern counties; and onseveral occasions it has visited our Islands in verylarge numbers: in the winter of 1849-50, for in-stance, it appears that 586 examples were recordedin the Zoologist as occurring between Novemberand March, nearly half of them in the second andthird weeks of January. Perhaps the most remark-able fact with regard to t Stock Photo

RM2CPAAF9–. Notes on the birds of Northamptonshire and neighbourhood . d the article headed Waxwing in the fourth edition of Yarrells BritishBirds. A winter seldom passes without a record ofthe occurrence of this species in some part of England,most frequently in the eastern counties; and onseveral occasions it has visited our Islands in verylarge numbers: in the winter of 1849-50, for in-stance, it appears that 586 examples were recordedin the Zoologist as occurring between Novemberand March, nearly half of them in the second andthird weeks of January. Perhaps the most remark-able fact with regard to t

RF2PM9K8F–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

. An illustrated manual of British birds . CYPSELID/E. ^55. i.«ai? THE NEEDLE-TAILED SWIFT. AcANTHVLLis CAUDACUTA (Latham). An example of this Asiatic species was shot at Great Horkesley,near Colchester, on July 8th 1846, having frequented that neigh-bourhood for two days, and was examined in the flesh by Doubledayand Yarrell. The latter, however, did not include it in his BritishBirds, being probably under the impression—then generally preva-lent—that the species was a native of Australia, to which it is nowknown to be merely a winter-visitor. On July 26th or 27th, 1879,another was obtained n Stock Photo

RM2CPT9KX–. An illustrated manual of British birds . CYPSELID/E. ^55. i.«ai? THE NEEDLE-TAILED SWIFT. AcANTHVLLis CAUDACUTA (Latham). An example of this Asiatic species was shot at Great Horkesley,near Colchester, on July 8th 1846, having frequented that neigh-bourhood for two days, and was examined in the flesh by Doubledayand Yarrell. The latter, however, did not include it in his BritishBirds, being probably under the impression—then generally preva-lent—that the species was a native of Australia, to which it is nowknown to be merely a winter-visitor. On July 26th or 27th, 1879,another was obtained n

RF2PM9K85–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

. Science-gossip. RE,Has for sale a very large and reliable stock of BritishBIRDS I GGS, SKINS, SHELLS, LEPIDI IPTER .&c, at low prices: also all kinds of APPARATUSand REQUISITES for use of Entomologists, Oologists,Taxidermists, sVc. ESTABLISHED 16 YEARS. PRICE LISTS FREE. COLLECTIONS OF MINERALS, SHELLS, FOSSILS, ETC, For SALE. Also DUPLICATES cheap. Apply to f. rvi. hei e:, Warwick Lodge, KNOWLE, near BRISTOL. MICROSCOPIC OBJECTS. Natural History and Scientific.) New Series of 12 slides each for exhibition purposesnow ready. 4s. per series, post free. Single Slides 4d.List Tree. Approval. S Stock Photo

RM2CEPJBB–. Science-gossip. RE,Has for sale a very large and reliable stock of BritishBIRDS I GGS, SKINS, SHELLS, LEPIDI IPTER .&c, at low prices: also all kinds of APPARATUSand REQUISITES for use of Entomologists, Oologists,Taxidermists, sVc. ESTABLISHED 16 YEARS. PRICE LISTS FREE. COLLECTIONS OF MINERALS, SHELLS, FOSSILS, ETC, For SALE. Also DUPLICATES cheap. Apply to f. rvi. hei e:, Warwick Lodge, KNOWLE, near BRISTOL. MICROSCOPIC OBJECTS. Natural History and Scientific.) New Series of 12 slides each for exhibition purposesnow ready. 4s. per series, post free. Single Slides 4d.List Tree. Approval. S

RF2PM9K8T–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis)

Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched moss covered stone wall Stock Photo

RF2PJNJ9K–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched moss covered stone wall

Male and female Greenfinch (Chloris chloris) on feeder Stock Photo

RF2PJFYRY–Male and female Greenfinch (Chloris chloris) on feeder

Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis) in the rain Stock Photo

RF2PHPGDF–Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis) in the rain

Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) Stock Photo

RF2PHGP9X–Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos)

. Woodland, field and shore : wild nature depicted with pen and camera . SITE OF tree-sparrows NEST, X = ENTRANCE. 252 WOODLAND, FIELD, AND SHORE most likely follow in the same lines as the Lish witscelebrated cricket bat, which first had a new handleand after a while a new blade, and was called by itsowner the same bat. If one bird is destroyed, or dies, the one remain-ing quickly getsanother com-panion. InMorriss BritishBirds we readof a Magpie thathad six matesduring one nest-ing season ; oneafter the otherthese were de-stroyed, the lastone sitting onthe eggs laid bythe first. The Tree-Spar Stock Photo

RM2CP4XY0–. Woodland, field and shore : wild nature depicted with pen and camera . SITE OF tree-sparrows NEST, X = ENTRANCE. 252 WOODLAND, FIELD, AND SHORE most likely follow in the same lines as the Lish witscelebrated cricket bat, which first had a new handleand after a while a new blade, and was called by itsowner the same bat. If one bird is destroyed, or dies, the one remain-ing quickly getsanother com-panion. InMorriss BritishBirds we readof a Magpie thathad six matesduring one nest-ing season ; oneafter the otherthese were de-stroyed, the lastone sitting onthe eggs laid bythe first. The Tree-Spar

RF2PHGPA1–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula

Male Greenfinch (Chloris chloris) Stock Photo

RF2PH1KHC–Male Greenfinch (Chloris chloris)

RF2PH1KFW–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula)

House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) Stock Photo

RF2PH1KFD–House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)

Redshank (Tringa totanus) walking on mud at low tide Stock Photo

RF2PH1K98–Redshank (Tringa totanus) walking on mud at low tide

. Bird notes . EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. * ^ ^ * *Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S,, M.B.O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on bii-ds.Reports by experts on the leadingshows ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diflS-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Eobson (Can-aries and Hybrids) ^ ^ ^ Note only Address and Title :— Canary &Cage- nion I irr ta Stock Photo

RM2CPT7WJ–. Bird notes . EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. * ^ ^ * *Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S,, M.B.O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on bii-ds.Reports by experts on the leadingshows ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diflS-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Eobson (Can-aries and Hybrids) ^ ^ ^ Note only Address and Title :— Canary &Cage- nion I irr ta

Male Tufted Duck (Aythya fuligula) Stock Photo

RF2P92PTN–Male Tufted Duck (Aythya fuligula)

Male House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) perched on hedge Stock Photo

RF2P92PJ3–Male House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) perched on hedge

RF2ND6C52–Redshank (Tringa totanus) walking on mud at low tide

. Bird notes . LIFE] EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. ^ ^ ^ * *Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S,, M.B.O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Eeports by experts on the leadingshows ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Eobson (Can-aries and Hybrids) ^ -^ ^ Note only Address and Title :— Canary &D|Dn lire l^] Stock Photo

RM2CPT6G6–. Bird notes . LIFE] EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. ^ ^ ^ * *Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S,, M.B.O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Eeports by experts on the leadingshows ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Eobson (Can-aries and Hybrids) ^ -^ ^ Note only Address and Title :— Canary &D|Dn lire l^]

Goldcrest (Regulus regulus) perched on branch Stock Photo

RF2ND6CC1–Goldcrest (Regulus regulus) perched on branch

RM2CPT94K–. Bird notes . EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St.. London,W.C. * * ^ * ^Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S,, M.B O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Eeports by experts on the leadingshows ^ # ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. (j. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Robson (Can-aries and Hybrids) ^ ^ ^ Note only Address and Title :- Canary & Dipn I ICC Arundel

RF2ND6C7R–Redshank (Tringa totanus) walking on mud at low tide

. A handbook to the case arranged as an introduction to the study of birds' eggs . Hewitson (W. C).—Coloured Illustrations of the Eggs of BritishBirds. Third edition. London, 1856. 2 vols. Introduction : Pleasures of the Study of Birds^ Eggs^ pp. v.-vi.—Number of Eggs in a Clutch, pp. vii. and x.—Colours, p. vii.—Protective Colouring, pp. viii.-x.—The Size of EggSy p. x.—The Studyas an Aid to the Glasdfication of Birds, pp. xi.-xii.—IndividualVariations, pp. xi.-xiii. Newton (A.V—A Dictionary of Birds. London, 1893-96. Eggs : The Systematic Study of Birds Eggs ( Oology), pp. 182-83—The Study a Stock Photo

RM2CPFHDE–. A handbook to the case arranged as an introduction to the study of birds' eggs . Hewitson (W. C).—Coloured Illustrations of the Eggs of BritishBirds. Third edition. London, 1856. 2 vols. Introduction : Pleasures of the Study of Birds^ Eggs^ pp. v.-vi.—Number of Eggs in a Clutch, pp. vii. and x.—Colours, p. vii.—Protective Colouring, pp. viii.-x.—The Size of EggSy p. x.—The Studyas an Aid to the Glasdfication of Birds, pp. xi.-xii.—IndividualVariations, pp. xi.-xiii. Newton (A.V—A Dictionary of Birds. London, 1893-96. Eggs : The Systematic Study of Birds Eggs ( Oology), pp. 182-83—The Study a

Herring Gull (Larus argentatus) perched at water's edge Stock Photo

RF2ND6C3H–Herring Gull (Larus argentatus) perched at water's edge

. Bird notes . WHOLESALE OF R. HYDE & Co., Ltd. c*^^^--»^-. EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St.. London,W.C. * * ^ * ^Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S,, M.B O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Eeports by experts on the leadingshows ^ # ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. (j. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Robson (Can-aries and Hybrids) ^ ^ ^ Note only Add Stock Photo

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Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched in tree Stock Photo

RF2ND6CDC–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched in tree

RM2CPT8HY–. Bird notes . EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. 9fe ^ ^ * *Weekly Notes on current bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S., M.B O.U.Articles by leading^ aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Eeports by experts on the leadingshows ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Robson (Can-aiies and Hybrids) -^ ^ ^ Note only Address and Title :— TALBOT HOUSEp 9, ARUNDEL

Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched on thorny branch Stock Photo

RF2ND6C96–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched on thorny branch

RF2ND688M–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula)

Pair of Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) both one leg out of the water Stock Photo

RF2N4CKKF–Pair of Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) both one leg out of the water

. Bird notes . WHOLESALE OF HYDE & Co., Ltd. cAi«BERWELL,s.r. Canary&Cage-. EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. *****Weekly Notes on curyent bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S., M.B.O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Reports by experts on the leadingshows* * * * *Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr. John Robson (Can-aries and Hybrids). * * * No Stock Photo

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Tree Creeper (Certhia familiaris) looking for insects on mossy bark Stock Photo

RF2N4CKJ7–Tree Creeper (Certhia familiaris) looking for insects on mossy bark

Tree Creeper (Certhia familiaris) searching for insects Stock Photo

RF2N4CK79–Tree Creeper (Certhia familiaris) searching for insects

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Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched on yellow lichen covered branch Stock Photo

RF2N4CK3C–Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) perched on yellow lichen covered branch

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RM2CPT78X–. Bird notes . WHOLESALE OF R. HYDE & Co., LTD. c*mberwell,s.e Canary6c Cage- BIBB LIFE I EDITED BY Mrs. Comyns-Lewer. The Ideal Weekly Paper for allbird lovers, published every Friday,price Id. Specimen copy free fromTalbot House, Arundel St., London,W.C. % % % * *Weekly Notes on cun^ent bird topicsby Henry Scherren. F.Z.S., M.B.O.U.Articles by leading aviculturists andinteresting correspondence on birds.Reports by experts en the leadingshows ■® ^ ^ ^ ^Answers to correspondents in diffi-culty by Dr. A. G. Butler (ForeignBirds), Mr. Allen Silver (BritishBirds) and Mr- John Robson (Can-aries an