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Parker, T, C. Notes from Cumb. 2 pts. [Zool.) 



Parkin, P. W. Scops Owl in Cumb. {Field, June 13 ; Brit. 



Birds, II.) 

 Thorpe, D. L., and Hope, L. E. Notes from Cumb. {Zool.) 



1909. Hope, L. E. Roller in Cumb. {Op. cit.) 



Hope, L. E. and Thorpe, D. L. Bean Goose on Solway. {T.c.) 

 Robinson, H. W. On Occurrence of Bean Goose and Nesting 

 of Wigeon in Cumb. {T.c.) ; Leach's Fork-tailed Petrels 

 in Cumb. {Br. Bds., II.) ; Black Tern in Cumb. {Op. cit.. III.) 



1910. Thorpe, D. L., and Hope, L. E. The Museum, Carlisle. {Zool.) ; 



Wrjmeck in Cumb. ; Garganey on the Solway. {T.c. ; Brit. 

 Birds. IV.) 



1911. Gamett, M, Manx Shearwater in Cumb. {Brit. Birds, V.) 



Idem by H. W. Robinson. {Op. cit., V. 1912.) 

 Hind, H. N. On Whooper Swans which visit River Eden. 

 {Ihis.) 



1912. Hope, L. E., and Thorpe, D. L. Natural History Records 



Bureau, Carlisle Museum : Report for 191 1. {Zool.) 

 Nichol, W. Black-tailed Godwit in Cum. {T.c.) 

 Robinson, H. W. Sandwich Tern nestmg on Walney [and at 



Ravenglass.] {Brit. Birds, VI.) Idem by E. B. Dunlop. 



{T.C.) 



1913. Bolam, G. Grey Lag Geese in Cumb, Turtle Dove in Cumb. 



{Zool.) 

 Hope, L. E., and Thorpe, D. L. Nat. Hist. Bureau records, 



1912 at Carlisle. {Zool.) 

 Mackay, H. Spotted Redshank in Cumb. {Scott. Nat. ; Br. Bds., 



VII.) 



1914. Charlton, J. M. Visitation of Black Redstarts in Cumb. {Zool.) 

 Savage, E. U. Longtailed Skua in Cumb. {Brit. Birds, VIII.) 

 Smalley, F. W. Common Gull breeding in Cumb. {T.c) 



Andrews, W. J. Unusual nesting sites in Cumb. {Op. cit., IX.) 



Bolam, G. Late stay of Yellow Wagtail in Cumb. {Op. cit., 

 X.) 



Heysham, S. M. Albinistic Bean and Pinkfooted Geese in 

 Cumb. {T.c.) 



Hartley, T. Goldeneye Ducks on Bassenthwaite Lake. {Field, 

 Jan. 27.) 



Robinson, H. W. Increase of Whinchat in Cumb. {Brit. 

 Birds, XL) 



Robson, C. Woodcock nesting in Cumb. {Field, Mar. 17.) 



Gamett, M. Breeding Habits of Willow-Warbler [at Winder- 

 mere]. {Brit. Birds, XL) 



Witherby, H. F. Raven with only one eye [in Cumb.] {T.c.) 



