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 * The birds of Bardsey Island, with additional notes on the birds of Lleyn, 8, 107; Shoveler in Herts, 68; Plumage of Montagu's Harrier, 435; Catalogue of the Vertebrate Animals of Oxfordshire, 440


 * Differences between immature Blue-headed and ordinary Yellow Wagtails, 24

Col. C.T.
 * Lionel de Niceville, 21; The Jay in London, 279


 * A question of coloration, 150

Rev. F.L.
 * The Roseate Tern on the Farne Islands, 53; Breeding of the Lesser Redpoll in Somerset, 66; Little Owl and Shore-Lark in Lincolnshire, 112; The White Wagtail on the Somerset coast, 464


 * Collecting spiders in Australia, 152


 * Little Bunting in Durham, 466


 * Red Grouse in Surrey, 68; Ornithological notes from Surrey, 223, 305


 * The constancy of the Bee, 220

, Ph.D., F.L.S., F.Z.S.
 * A mimicking Song-Thrush, 193; Avicultural experiences during about twenty years' study of birds in captivity, 241


 * Notes from Wilsden, Yorkshire, 31; Lesser Redpoll breeding in Yorkshire, 193


 * Motacilla beema in Sussex, 232


 * Wood-Sandpiper in the Orkney Islands, 391


 * John Clavell Mansel-Pleydell, 191; Birds in the Valley of the Namsen, 352


 * Migration of Jays, 466; on the songs of birds, 468


 * Animal sense perceptions, 394


 * Holboell's Redpoll in Ireland, 278; Grey Plover in Birmingham, 280; Red-throated Pipit in Ireland, 313; Dusky Redshank in Worcestershire and Warwickshire, 316; Black-tailed Godwit in Ireland in mid-winter, 316; On the specific validity of Anser gambeli (Hartlaub), and its position as a British bird. 337; On a lost British Wild Goose, 441


 * Varieties of Blackbird, Thrush, and Starling, 192; Wild Duck—female in male plumage, 195; Migration of Jays, 434; The Longeared Owl, 435


 * The Indian Pariah Kite—a record of observations made during the nesting period, 460


 * Notes on the birds of Anglesea, 401; Knot inland in Cheshire, 467


 * Cirl Bunting in Carnarvonshire and Cardiganshire, 354; Redbacked Shrike in Anglesea, 433