160 ON THE CONTINENTAL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. 
[Apr. 12, 
Tur Emperor’s GARDEN AT SCHONBRUNN, NEAR VIENNA. 
Felis chaus, Gild. 
catus, Linn. 
vonia. 
Cervus tarandus, Linn. 
alces, Linn. European. 
Camelopardalis giraffa (Linn.). 
Ovis musimon, Schreb. 
Capra beden, Forsk. 
From Scla- 
nubiana, Arabian Ibex. 
Oryx leucory« (Pall.). 
Gazella White-faced. 
Gazella arabica, Hempr. 
Bos brachyceros? (called Bos 
caffer, Sparrm.). 
Asinus teniopus, Heugl. 
Conurus cyanolyseos (Mol.). 
Ardea comata, Pall. 
garzetta, Linn. 
alba, Linn. 
Ibis falcinellus, Temm. 
Carbo pygmeus, Temm. Little 
Cormorant. 
_ Tur New ZooiocicaL GARDEN, VIENNA. 
Oreas canna (Pall.). 
Bos grunniens, Linn. 
Asinus teniopus, Heug}. 
Spermophilus citillus. 
Vultur cinereus, Gmel. 
Falco lanarius, Linn. 
Cacatua triton (Temm.). 
Caccabis saxatilis, Meyen. 
Tur ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, RoTTERDAM. 
Paradozurus leucomystaz, Gray. | 
From Borneo. 
Felis temmincki, V. & H. Su- 
matra. Very fine. 
Felis viverrina, Benn. Java. 
Ursus japonicus, Schleg. Male 
and female, very fine. 
Cervus equinus, Cuv. 
tarandus, Linn. 
Anoa depressicornis. 
Bos taurus, Linn., var. Spanish 
Ox, very fine. 
Sus pliciceps, Gray. 
Dendrolagus inustus, Mill. 
ursinus, Temm. 
Grys rueppellit. 
Amadina erythrocephala, A. 
Smith. 
Psittacus erithacus, Linn. Some 
twenty in very fine condition : 
these have been kept without 
artificial heat for two years, 
their only protection being 
shutters at night. 
Cacatua citrinocristata, Fraser. 
Goura coronata (Linn.). 
victoria, Fraser. 
Euplocamus lineatus (Vig.)- 
Gallus domesticus, Linn. Dyed 
yellow, green, and blue. 
Phasianus semmeringii, Temm. 
Crocodilus frontatus, Murray. 
About 4 feet long. 
Chameleo From Java. 
Tur Roya ZooLtoGicaL GARDENS, DUBLIN. 
Cebus Black, white whis- 
kers. 
Felis leo, Linn. Seven cubs, 
born April 2, 1864. These 
gardens have been very suc- 
cessful in breeding and rear- 
ing these animals. 
Vultur cinereus, Gmel. 
Athene passerina (Linn.). 
Cacatua White crest ; 
blue cere; red eyes. 
Tetrapteryx virgo, Vieill. 
Chelydra serpentina. Very large. 
