LIST OF PAPKRS, 1921. 



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Anon. London Natural History Society [Report], torn. cit. Nov., pp. 263-264; 

 Ent., Dec, p. 301. 



South London Entomological and Natural History Society [Report], torn. 



cit. Nov., pp. 262-263. 



Insect Pests in Leeds and Horsforth, torn. cit. Nov., p. 262. 



Entomological Society of London [Report], torn. cit. Nov., p. 264; 



Ent. Rec. Dec, pp. 218-219. 



Current Notes and Short Notices, torn. cit. Mar., p. 57; May, pp. 96- 



98; June, p. 118; Oct., pp. 160-162; Nov., pp. 178-179. 



Lancashire and Cheshire Entomological Society, torn, cit., pp. 57-59; July, 



pp. 139-140; Nov., pp. 182-183. 

 — — The Entomological Society of London, toni. cit. Apr., pp. 78-80; June, 



pp. 118-120; July, pp. 134-138; Oct., p. 163; Nov., pp. 179-180. 

 • Mosquito Investigation, torn. cit. Nov., pp. 200-201. 



The South London Entomological and Natural History Society [Reports], 



Ent. Rec, Feb., pp. 38-40; Mar., pp. 58-59; May, pp. 98-99;" July, 

 pp. 138-139 ; Oct., p. 164 ; Nov., pp. 180-182 ; Dec, pp. 300-301. 



South London Entomological Society [Report], torn. cit. Nov., p. 203. 



The Essex Field Club— Reports of Meetings. Essex Nat. Vol. XIX., 



pt. IV., pp. 250-261, pt. v., pp. 307-a26. 



Bittern Shot at Maldon, torn, cit., p. 326. 



Bird Life at Ranelagh. Field. Jan. 8, p. 49. 



Fledgling Herons and their Feeding, torn. cit. Jan. 15, p. 65. 



Wild Cats in Ross-shire, torn. cit. Jan. 22, p. 97. 



Snow Goose in Essex, torn. cit. Jan. 29, p. 126. 



Variety of Badger. Field. Feb. 12, p. 213. 



Accident to a Rook, loc. cit. 



— — Singular Accident to a Rook. Field. Feb. 19, p. 248. 

 Pine Marten in Caithness, loc. cit. 



Wild Cat from Scotland, loc. cit. 



Kingfisher [? Nuthatch] on Bird Tray, torn, cit Mar. 5, p. 299. 



■ Curious Accident to a Woodpigeon, toin. oil. Mar. 26, p. 404. 



Pine Marten in Sutherland. Field. Apr. 2, p. 439. 



Arrival of Summer Birds, torn. cit. Apr. 2, p. 438 ; Apr. 9, p. 468 ; Apr. 16, 



p. 498; Apr. 23, p. 511; Apr. 30, p. 538; May 7, p. 585; May 14, p. 599; 

 May 21, p. 657. 



Wild Cat in Scotland, t07n. cit. Apr. 9, p. 469. 



• Migration of Woodcock, toin. cit. Apr. 16, p. 498. 



Fatal Fight between Eagles, loc. cit. 



Snow Goose in Kirkcudbrightshire, torn. cit. Apr. 23, p. 511. 



Waxwing in Warwickshire, loc. cit. 



Unusual Situation for a Capercaillie, torn. cit. Apr. 30, p. 538. 



Glossy Ibis in Somerset, torn. cit. May 14, p. 599. 



Black-veined Brown in Britain, torn. cit. May 28, p. 685. 



American Robin in Staffordshire, torn. cit. June 4, p. 710. 



Moorhen Occupying more than one Nest, torn. cit. June 11, p. 749. 



Grey Shrike and Dartford Warbler in Staffordshire, torn. cit. June 1) 



p. 749 ; July 2, p. 33. 



Greenland Falcon, toni. cit. July 2, p. 33. 



Little Owl in Captivity, luc. cit. 



Badgers, toni. cit., p. 206; p. 303. 



Scarcity of Quail, torn. cit. Aug. 13, p. 232. 



Nesting Habits of Moorhen, torn. cit. Sept. 3, p. 329. 



Fate of a Butterfly, torn. cit. Sept. 17, p. 385. 



Little Owl in Northumberland, torn. cit. Nov. 12, p 635 Brit Birdt 



May 1922, p. 297. 



- Habits of the Nuthatch, torn. cit. Dec. 17, pp. 775-776. 



Water Rail trapped by Mussel, torn. cit. Dec. 17, p. 776. 



■ Dance of Partridges, ion. cit. Dec. 17, p. 766. 



Snow Goose at Harlow. Field. Jan. 29, p. 126. E.'<sex Xat. Apr 



p. 324. 

 — - Raspberry Gail-Fly {Lasioptera rubi). Gard. Chron., Apr. 2, p. 166. 



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