Ornithologists killed in the War 
tain Leonard Gray (July 31st, 1917); Lieu- 
tenant-Colonel H. H, Harrington (March 8th, 
1916); Lieutenant-Colonel R. R. Horsburgh 
(July rith, 1916); Captain Hon. Gerald 
Legge (August gth, 1915); Captain Lord 
Lucas (November 4th, 1916); Lieutenant- 
Colonel Aymer Maxwell (October 8th, 1914); 
Lieutenant L. N. G. Ramsay (March arst, 
1916); Captain F. C. Selous (January 4th, 
1917); Colonel Charles Stonham (Janu- 
ary 31st, 1916); George Stout (Novem- 
ber 13th, 1916); 2nd Lieutenant G. V. 
Webster (August 4th, 1917); Major H. T. 
Whitehead (September 26th, 1915); Lieu- 
tenant R. B. Woosnam (June 4th, I9t5). 
The librarian of the Zoological Society of 
London, H. Peavot (April 21st, 1917), and 
the assistant librarian of the Linnzan Society, 
E. E. Riseley (August 1st, 1917), fell in action 
in France; and I must not omit to record 
the loss to ornithological art in the deaths of 
2nd Lieutenant O. Murray-Dixon (April roth, 
1917) and Frank Southgate (February 23rd, 
Ig16). 
Doubtless our enemies’ losses in the scien- 
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