In a Cheshire Garden
In a Cheshire Garden
Natural History Notes
GEOFFREY EGERTON-WARBURTON,
Rector of Warburton.
LONDON
SHERRATT AND HUGHES
Manchester: 34 Cross Street
1912
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
PREFACE.
These Notes appeared from April to June this year in The Warrington Guardian and afterwards came out in a de-localised form in The Staffordshire Weekly Sentinel.
I am indebted to the kindness of Mr. P. Ramsdale, of Heatley, for the photographs of The Old Church, The Yew-tree, and The Flower Garden (as it was some years ago).
My thanks are due also to Mr. Garrett for kindly allowing me to use his very interesting photograph of The Two Nests referred to on page 94.
CONTENTS.
CHAP. PAGE
I. Introductory 1
II. Weeds and Alien Plants 5
III. Birds--Thrushes 11
IV. Chats, Robins, and Warblers 26
V. Tits and Wrens 37
VI. Wagtails, Flycatchers, Swallows, and other Insect-eaters 46
VII. Sparrows and other Finches 57
VIII. Finches, Starlings, and Crows 67
IX. Other Birds 77
X. British Mammals 95
XI. Dogs and Cats 103
Index 113
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