Chapter XIX: Part 19

Dabchick: _see_ Grebe, Little
Dipper: 51; p. 47
Diver, Black-throated: 298; p. 291
" Great Northern: 297; p. 291
" Red-throated: 299; p. 291
Dotterel: 244; p. 246
Dove, Ring (Wood Pigeon): 203; p. 208
" Rock: 208; p. 208
" Stock: 207; p. 208
" Turtle: 209; p. 208
Duck, Black: _see_ Scoter, Black
" Eider: 197; p. 198
" Goldeneye: 195; p. 191
" Long-tailed: 196; p. 198
" Pintail: 190; p. 190
" Scaup: 194; p. 191
" Tufted: 194; p. 191
" Wild: 185; p. 179
Dunlin: 262; p. 262

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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2 cheery => cherry
234 Neue => Nene

Emphasis Notation

_Text_ - Italic

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