Index 



O WL contin ued. 



usefulness of, 41. 

 OWL, BARN, 41. 

 ,, LONG- EARED, 93. 

 ,, TAWNY, 59. 

 OYSTERCATCHER 

 described, 101 . 

 nesting place, 104. 



PARTRIDGE 



and photographer, 91. 



parental instincts of, 43. 

 PARTRIDGE, RED-LEGGED 



habits of, 43. 

 PEE WIT see Lapwing. 

 PHEASANT 



contrasted with Partridge. 42. 



crowing of, 59. 

 PIGEON, WOOD conduct when 



disturbed, 58, 59. 

 PIPIT, MEADOW 



eggs of, 46. 



food of, 46. 



habits of, 46. 



habitat of, 45. 

 PIPIT, TREE 



distinguished from Meadow 

 Pipit, 45. 



eggs of, 46. 



food of, 46. 



habitat of, 45. 



habits of, 45, 46. 

 PLOVER, Got DEN 



described, 97. 



habits of, 97. 



nest and eggs of, 97. 



note of, 97. 



PLOVER, GREEN see Lapwing. 

 , , KENTISH 



nesting place of, 104. 

 PLOVER, NORFOLK OR GREAT 



see Curlew, Stone. 

 PLOVER, RINGED 



and Dunlin, 108. 



described, 100. 



PLOVER, RINGED continued. 



devices of, 105, 



eggs of, 107. 



nesting place, 104. 

 POLE TRAP, 59. 

 PTARMIGAN, 95. 

 PUFFIN 



attitudes of, 115. 



egg of, 115. 



nesting colony of, 114. 



young of, 115. 



RAIL, LAND see Corn Crake. 



, , WATER 



described, 84 



habits of, 84. 



nest and eggs of, 85. 

 RAVEN 



habitat of, 122, 123. 



nest of, 122. 

 RAZORBILL 



distinguished from Guille- 

 mot, 116. 



egg of, 1 1 6. 



nesting habits, 115. 



wing adjustment of, 6. 

 REDSHANK 



described, 78. 



in winter, 103. 



nest and eggs, 77. 



nesting habits, 77. 

 R OBIN 



classification of, 24. 



eggs of, 29. 



pugnacity of, 21. 

 ROOK 



distinguishedfrom Crow, 35. 



food of, 36. 



nest and eggs of, 35. 

 ROOKERY life of, 35. 



SANDPIPER 



described, 72. 



note of, 72. 

 SEABIRDS nursery of, in. 



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