The Zoologist
1872; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
W. F. Kirby, Edward Newman, F. R. Rodd, Alwin S. Bell, A. R. Wallace, Gervase F. Mathew, Gervase F. Mathew, Cecil Smith, John Cordeaux, E. H. Rodd, W. Yarrell, Edward Hearle Rodd, Wm. Yarrell, James Edmund Harting, J. H. Gurney, W. B. Tegetmeier, Frank Buckland, Robert Gray, Murray A. Mathew, James Edmund Harting, Edward Newman, Henry Stevenson, J. H. Gurney Jr., John Gatcombe, Rev. F. A. Walker, C. W. Penny, J. H. Gurney, C. Horne, Dr. A. E. Brehm, Edward Newman, Edwin Birchall, T. H. Gibb, John Gatcombe, John Cordeaux, Thomas Southwell, A. G. More, Edward Newman, John Sclater, J. H. Gurney Jr., Henry Stevenson, J. H. Gurney Jr., John Gatcombe, T. H. Potts, Edward Newman, Edward Newman, F. Smith, W. A. Lewis, Francis Walker, Walter Lawry Buller, Edward Newman, T. H. Potts, John Cordeaux, John Gatcombe, Henry Stevenson, J. H. Gurney Jr., E. Blyth, A. H. Smee, O. P. Cambridge, Gervase F. Mathew, J. W. Dunning, Edward Newman, W. Arnold Lewis, Edward Newman, Henry Stevenson, J. H. Gurney Jr., J. H. Gurney, John Gatcombe, Edward Newman, J. Selater, E. B. Kemp Wetch, H. T. Stainton, Edward Newman, John Cordeaux, John Gatcombe, Edward Blyth, Edward Blyth, C. R. Bree, Edward Newman, G. Roberts, Edward Hearle Rodd, J. G. Henderson, H. Harpur Crewe, Prof. J. O. Westwood, Robert Gray, Edward Newman, John Cordeaux, Capt. Henry W. Feilden, Henry Stevenson, J. H. Gurney Jr., Baron A. Von Hugel, E. Newman, Hugh P. Hornby, J. Gatcombe, Edward Newman, Boughton Kyngdon, Cecil Smith, Capt. Henry W. Feilden, J. G. Tuck, John Gatcombe, G. B. Corbin, J. E. Harting, H. Durnford, J. E. Harting, Edward Newman, E. B. Kemp-Welch, H. Harpur Crewe, Capt. Henry W. Feilden, Henry Reeks, John Sclater, G. B. Corbin, A. H. Smee, Henry Stevenson, J. H. Gurney Jr., John Cordeaux, Edward Newman, J. E. Harting, Edward Newman, Andrew Anderson, Mr. F. Buckland, Dr. J. E. Gray, Francis Francis, A. Anderson,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Zoologist, The Zoologist for 1872, "Gem, Flower, and Fish, the Bird., the Brute, of Every Kind Occult or Known, Each Exquisitely Formed to Suit Its Humble Lot, and That Alone, through Ocean, Earth and Air Fulfil, Unconsciously Their Maker's Will". Table of contents: Contents. Essay: Barnacle Attached to a Cork, Dear Sir, Having Now a Vacant Half-Hour, I Devote It to Answering Your Letter, Received on the 20th Inst., on the Subject of the British Species of the Genus Lestris, Ornithological Notes from Norfolk June, Description of a White's Thrush Obtained in Castle Eden Deue, Asiatic Rhinoceroses. By E. Blyth, Esq., Another Rhinoceros at the Zoological Gardens, Ornithological Notes Made in Devon and Cornwall during July and August, 1872. By John Gatcombe, Esq., Montagu's Harrier, Herrings and MacKerel in Brighton Aquarium, Hints on Shore Shooting; with a Chapter on Skinning and Preserving Birds. By James Edmund Harting, F. L. S., F. Z. S. London: Van Voorst. 88 Pp. Demy 12mo., Coluber Austriacus in Dorsetshire, Ornithological Notes from North Lincolnshire May and June, 1872, Bird-Friends of the Farmer. By Henry Reeks, Esq., F. L. S., Ornithological Notes Made in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth during March, 1872. By John Gatcombe, Esq., A Bill for the Protection of Wild Fowl during the Breeding Season, Marsh Harrier in Norfolk, Arrival of a Sumatran Rhinoceros in the Zoological Gardens, Lepidoptera on the Lancashire and Cheshire Sand-Hills, Muller's Top-Knot at St. Leonard's, Notes on the Gouliot Cares in the Island of Sark, Variety of the Missel Thrush, A Cuttle-Fish at the Crystal Palace Aquarium, Notices of New Books A Handbook of British Birds; Showing the Distribution of the Resident and Migratory Species in the British …, Moles, British Heronries, Ornithological Notes Made in Devon and Cornwall during the Month of May, 1872. By John Gatcombe, Esq., Norwegian Lobsters and Sticklebacks, Notes on the Birds of New Zealand. By T. H. Potts, Esq., Ornithological Notes from North Lincolnshire November and December, 1871, The Birds of the Fœroe Islands. By Capt. Henry W. Feilden, Notices of New Books A Synonymic List of Diurnal Lepidoptera. By W. F. Kirby, Author of 'A Manual of European Bulterflies, …, Notices of New Books Birds of the West of Scotland, Including the Outer Hebrides. By Robert Gray. Pp. 520, with 15 Lithographic …, Ornithological Notes from Norfolk— October to December, 1871 October, The Scilly Isles— Migratory Birds— Notes on Shooting, &c., during the Autumn and Winter of 1870-71, Notes from the Lincolnshire Coast and North Sea July, 1872, English Ornithology of 1871, Otter, Are the Channel Islands British?, Larva of Eupithecia Togata, Occurrence off Penzance of a Syngnathus Hitherto Unobserved as British, Use of the Rattles of the Rattlesnake. By J. G. Henderson, Description of the Larva of Eupithecia Pygmæata, Ornithological Notes from Norfolk, Notices of New Books On the Genus Acentropus. By J. W. Dunning, M. A., F. L. S., Litter of Sixteen Puppies, of Which One Only Was a Male, Proceedings of the Entomological Society Additions to the Library, Notices of New Books Bird-Life. By Dr. A. E. Brehm. Translated from the German by H. M. Labouchere, F. Z. S., and W. Jesse, …, Birds Attracted by Lighthouses, Vanessa Antiopa, Silvery Hairtail at Penzance, The Birds of the Fœroe Islands. By Capt. Henry W. Feilden Grallatores, Proceedings of the Entomological Society, Notes on the Breeding in Confinement of the Pochard, Pinkfooted Goose, and Wigeon. By Cecil Smith, Esq., Ornithological Notes from Lancashire, Concerning Squirrels, Rats, Kestrels, Sparrowhawks, &c., Deaths from Wild Beasts and Snake-Bites in India, A Few Ornithological Notes Made in Deron and Cornwall during June, 1872. By John Gatcombe, Esq., Blackfish on the Coast of Cornwall, Food-Plant of Tæniocampa Rubricosa, Animals of Orissa. By Edward Blyth, Esq., F. L. S., Ornithology of Dartmoor, Woodcock Breeding in the New Forest, The Birds of the Fœroe Islands. By Capt. Henry W. Feilden Natatores, Ornithological Notes Made in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth during February, 1872. By John Gatcombe, Esq., Ornithological Notes from Guernsey, Squirrel Swimming, Ten Female Puppies in a Litter, Birth of a Young Hippopotamus at the Zoological Gardens, Additional Notes on Indian Crocodiles, Notices of New Books A History of the Birds of New Zealand. By Walter Lawry Buller, F. L. S., &c., The Whitby Wader, A Few Ornithological Notes from Guernsey, Ornithological Notes from North Lincolnshire August, September and October, 1872, Birds in Aviaries. By Boughton Kyngdon, Esq., Ornithological Notes from Devonshire, &c., Ornithological Notes from Norfolk August, Notices of New Books An Exposition of Fallacies in the Hypothesis of Mr. Darwin, Men and Beasts. By Edwin Birchall, Esq., Ornithological Notes from Northumberland for 1871, Are Guernsey Birds British?, Frogs and Spiders, Ornithological Notes from North Lincolnshire March and April, 1872, Rare Birds in Nottinghamshire, Zoology of the Royal Academy. By Edward Newman, Pallas's Sand Grouse in Scotland, Memories of My Bird Cage. By Edward Newman, Ornithological Notes from the North-Western Provinces, India, Ornithological Notes Made in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth during April, 1872. By John Gatcombe, Esq., New Names for European Butterflies, Capture of Coronella Lævis at Pokesdown, Hants, The British Skuas (Lestris), Spotted Gunnel and Lesser Forked-Beard near Penzance, Fieldfares, Redwings, Gannets, &c., Sturgeon in the Torridge, Le Troglodyte De Mentone, The Seals (Phocidæ) That Permanently Reside in or Occasionally Visit the British Islands. By Dr. J. E. Gray, F. R. S., &c., Ornithological Occurrences in the Neighbourhood of Torquay during the Spring of 1872. By J. H. Gurney, Esq., Birth and Death of a Young Hippopotamus at the Zoological Gardens, Ornithological Notes, Chiefly from Devonshire, during the Autumn and Winter of 1871-72. By John Gatcombe, Esq., Notices of New Books The Ornithology of Shakespeare Critically Examined, Explained and Illustrated. By James Edmund Harting, …, Ornithological Notes from North Wales, Ornithological Notes from North Lincolnshire January and February, 1872, Golden Oriole in Cambridgeshire, A Discussion of the Law of Priority in Entomological Nomenclature. By W. Arnold Lewis, F. L. S. London: Williams and Norgate. 1872, The Barramunda, a New Ganoid Fish from Queensland, Trunk Turtle in Bridlington Bay, Coluber Austriacus, Wild-Fowl Protection Bill, Wild Indian Elephants in Days of Yore, The Female Rhinoceros. Fiction, drama: Wild Birds' Protection Act The Following Is the Text of the Act Which Received the Royal Assent on the 10th Inst. Editorial: Errata.
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