Part 68

Eagle, Golden: 152; p. 152 " Sea, or White-tailed: 153; p. 152 " Spotted: 152; p. 152

Falcon: see Peregrine Falcon Fern Owl: see Nightjar Fieldfare: 5; p. 2 Flycatcher, Pied: 79; p. 69 " Spotted: 77; p. 69 Fulmar: see Petrel, Fulmar

Gadwall: 189; p. 179 Gallinule: see Moor-hen Gannet: 168; p. 167 Garganey: 192; p. 190 Godwit, Bar-tailed: 272; p. 247 " Black-tailed: 273; p. 270 Gold Crest: see Wren Goldfinch: 88; p. 96 Goosander: 201; p. 199 Goose, Bean: 178; p. 178 " Bernicle: 181; p. 166 " Brent: 180; p. 166 " Grey Lag: 176; p. 178 " Pink-footed: 179; p. 178 " White-fronted: 177; p. 178 Grebe: black-necked: 308; p. 298 " Great-crested: 300; p. 298 " Little: 302; p. 199 " Red-necked: 301; p. 298 " Slavonian: 302; p. 298 Greenfinch: 86; p. 69 Greenshank: 271; p. 270 Grosbeak, Pine: 102 Grouse, Black: 213; p. 209 " Red: 215; p. 209 Guillemot, Common: 292; p. 290 " Black: 294; p. 290 Gull, Black or Brown-headed: 281; p. 282 " Common: 283; p. 279 " Glaucous: 287; p. 279 " Great Black-backed: 286; p. 279 " Herring: 285; p. 282 " Kittiwake: 287; p. 282 " Lesser Black-backed: 285; p. 279 " Little: 281; p. 282

Harrier, Hen: 148; p. 148 " Marsh: 147; p. 153 " Montagu's: 149; p. 148 Hawfinch: 87; p. 96 Hawk, Sparrow: 156; p. 153 Heron, Common: 170; p. 234 " Night: 173; p. 234 Hobby: 161; p. 153 Hoopoe: 136; p. 129

Jackdaw: 61; p. 68 Jay: 58; p. 59

Kestrel: 163; p. 148 Kingfisher: 132; p. 129 Kite: 158; p. 149 Kittiwake: see Gull, Kittiwake Knot: 261; p. 257

Lapwing: 247; p. 246 Lark, Shore: 122; p. 117 " Sky: 119; p. 117 " Wood: 122; p. 117 Linnet: 98; p. 85 " Mountain: 100; p. 97

Magpie: 59; p. 59 Martin, House: 83; p 84 " Sand: 84; p. 84 Merganser: 202; p. 199 Merlin: 162; p. 153 Moor-hen: 231; p. 231

Nettle-creeper: see Whitethroat Nightingale: 17; p. 16 Nightjar: 125; p. 220 Nutcracker: 57; p. 58 Nuthatch: 44; p. 46

Oriole: 53; p. 47 Osprey: 154; p. 152 Owl, Barn or White: 142; p. 139 " Long-eared: 144; p. 139 " Short-eared: 145; p. 139 " Tawny or Brown: 146; p. 139 Ox-bird: see Dunlin Ox-eye: see Great Tit Oyster-catcher: 248; p. 278

Partridge, Common: 222; p. 209 " Red-legged: 225; p. 209 Penguin: see Razor-bill Peewit: see Lapwing Peregrine Falcon: 159; p. 148 Petrel, Fork-tailed: 308; p. 299 " Fulmar: 304; p. 299 " Storm: 307; p. 299 Phalarope, Grey: 253; p. 247 " Red-necked: 253; p. 247 Pheasant: 219; p. 220 Pipit, Meadow: 117; p. 116 " Rock: 118; p. 116 " Tree: 116; p. 116 Pigeon, Wood; 203; p. 208 Plover, Cream-coloured: 240 " Golden: 240; p. 235 " Green: 247 Grey: 242; p. 235 " Kentish: 246; p. 235 " Ringed: 244; p. 235 " Stone or Great Norfolk: 239; p. 246 Pochard (or Dunbird): 193; p. 191 Pratincole: 238; p. 221 Ptarmigan: 217; p. 221 Puffin: 295; p. 290

Quail: 226; p. 221

Raven: 63; p. 59 Razor-bill: 291; p. 290 Redbreast: see Robin Redpoll, Lesser: 99; p. 97 " Mealy: 99; p. 97 Redstart: 14; p. 9 " Black: 16; p. 9 Redshank; 269; p. 270 Redwing: 2; p. 2 Reedling, Bearded: see Bearded Reedling Reeve, Female of Ruff: 266 Ring Ouzel: 10; p. 3 Ringtail: see Hen Harrier Robin: 16; p. 16 Roller: 134; p. 129 Rook; 68; p. 68 Ruff and Reeve: 266; p. 270

Sanderling: 260; p. 257 Sand-grouse: 211; p. 221 Sandpiper, Common: 268; p. 263 " Curlew: 261; p. 263 " Green: 267; p. 263 " Purple: 264; p. 263 " Wood: 268; p. 257 Scaup: 194; p. 191 Scoter, Black (or Common): 199; p. 198 " Surf: 201 " Velvet: 200; p. 198 Shag: 167; p. 166 Shearwater, Great: 305; p. 283 " Manx: 305; p. 299 Sheldrake: 184; p. 179 Shoveler: 189; p. 179 Shrike, Great Grey: 73; p. 58 " Lesser Grey: 74 " Red-backed: 74; p. 58 " Woodchat: 76; p. 58 Siskin: 90; p. 96 Skua, Great: 288; p. 283 " Richardson's: 290; p. 283 " Twist-tailed: 289; p. 283 Smew: 202; p. 199 Snipe, Common; 257; p. 256 " Jack: 259; p. 256 " Great or Solitary: 256; p. 256 Sparrow: House: 92; p. 85 " Hedge: 20; p. 16 " Tree: 94; p. 85 Spoonbill, White: 176; p. 231 Starling: 54; p. 47 " Rose-coloured: 56; p. 47 Stint, Little: 265; p. 262 " Temminck's: 265; p. 262 Stonechat: 13; p. 9 Stork: 175; p. 234 " Black: 175 Swallow: 80; p. 84 " Night: see Nightjar Swan, Bewick's: 181; p. 167 " Whooper or Wild: 180; p. 167 Swift: 123; p. 84

Teal: 191; p. 190 Tern, Arctic: 278; p. 271 " Black: 275; p. 271 " Common: 278; p. 278 " Little: 279; p. 278 " Roseate: 277; p. 271 " Sandwich: 276; p. 271 Thick-knee: see Plover, Great Thrush, Song: 1; p. 2 " Mistle: 1; p. 2 Titmouse, Great: 37; p. 34 " Blue: 39; p. 35 " Cole: 40; p. 35 " Marsh: 41; p. 35 " Bearded: 42 " Crested: 42; p. 35 " Long-tailed: 35; p. 34 Titlark: see Pipit, Meadow Tree-creeper: 47; p. 46 Turnstone: 250; p. 278 Twite: see Linnet, Mountain

Wagtail, Blue-headed: 115; p. 109 " Grey: 113; p. 109 " Pied: 112; p. 109 " White: 111; p. 109 " Yellow: 115; p. 109 Warbler: Dartford: 25; p. 31 " Garden: 23; p. 17 " Grasshopper: 28; p. 30 " Marsh: 27; p. 31 " Reed: 25; p. 31 " Sedge: 27; p. 31 " Willow: 31; p. 30 " Wood: 32; p. 30 Water-hen: see Moor-hen Water Rail: 230; p. 230 Waxwing: 76; p. 69 Wheatear: 10; p. 16 Whimbrel: 275; p. 257 Whinchat: 12; p. 9 Whitethroat: 21; p. 17 " Lesser: 22; p. 17 Wigeon: 192; p. 190 Windhover: see Kestrel Woodcock: 254; p. 256 Woodpecker, Green: 129; p. 128 " Great Spotted: 127; p. 128 " Lesser Spotted: 129; p. 128 Wren, Common: 48; p. 46 " Gold-crested: 33; p. 34 " Fire-crested: 35; p. 34 Wryneck: 131; p. 128

Yellow Hammer: see Bunting, Yellow

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Transcriber's Notes

The illustration captions have been rearranged so they are listed in order of picture layout.

There were quite a few minor punctuation corrections made that are not detailed here. Several words were shown both with a hyphen and without (ex., seaside and sea-side) and with diacritical accents and not. For each the most frequently used variation was usually adopted. Some quoted passages have words that appear to be typos (ex., Dottrels p. 224); but were left unchanged as that was or may have been the way they were originally spelt in the text from which it is quoted. In the Glossary, several entries were out of alphabetical order and were moved to the correct location.

The PODICIPEDIDÆ section (Page 300) was missing the word FAMILY from the title unlike every other listing. As most of the species names in the text are shown in ALLCAPS, those few shown as small caps were converted to ALLCAPS. The listings for the Sub-Family Iynginæ and the species Iynx show a diaresis (double dots) above the letter y. This was converted to the letter y. Formatting of references to similar Family or Genus names were standardized to the most prevalent form.

Typographical Corrections

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Emphasis Notation

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