Che photograghic ar\d pictorial Sumy 

 and Record oj Essex. 



Members and others are referred to the Year-Book for 

 particulars of this organization, which is a permanent Com- 

 mittee of the Essex Field Club. 



The assistance of all interested in Essex is solicited for this 

 work, which is not only very interesting in itself, but as years 

 go on will become of considerable historical and scientific 

 importance. 



The Hon. Secretary, Mr. Victor Taylor, Hurstleigh, Buckhurst 

 Hill, Essex, will gladly correspond on the matter, and will give 

 full information on the objects and work of the Survey. 



Zhe jfauna anb tflora of JEsser, 



As Illustrated in the 

 Essex Museum of Natural History. 



I need not point out to my fellow Members and friends the 

 great difficulty often experienced in obtaining authentic specimens 

 from a limited district. I should highly esteem any aid that 

 County and London Collectors could afford. Localised 

 specimens of Essex Birds, Fish and Mammals, Insects of all 

 orders, Land and Freshwater and Marine Shells, Plants, etc., if 

 in good condition, will be of the greatest assistance, and donors 

 will have the satisfaction of knowing that their specimens will 

 be properly preserved, and will be available for study in the future. 



Birds, Fish and Mammals in the flesh may be forwarded 

 direct to the Taxidermists, Messrs. Sherrin Bros., 38, Fielding 

 Road, Chiswick, London, W. A post card should precede the 

 specimens. Carriage may be charged forward. 



William Cole, 



Hon. Secretary and Curator. 

 Essex Museum of Nat. Hist., 

 Romford Road, 



Stratford, Essex. 



