234 YORKSHIRE NATURALISTS’ UNION AT LECKBY CARR. 
PLANATION.—The Map is divided into ee ei miles age fe and 
perpendicular lines. Brafferton Station will be found in the lower right-hand 
eae, and the e general line of route is alicat ed ee rrows. The eink areas are 
s wr dees iayess The lines of fault shown are referred to in the geological 
pits 
isis party, whose chief end was gnomes under the 
direction and leadership of Mr. Wm. Nelson and Mr. Wm. Denison 
Roebuck, F.L.S., searched the hedge-banks of the sid as they pro- 
ceeded towards Cundall, where young examples of Hé/ix cantiana, 
ff. hispida, and AZ. horteniis were obtained. A great sameness pre- 
vailed amongst the specimens of the last-named, by far the greatest 
proportion of them being yellow, coloured with. five narrow bands. 
Arriving at Leckby Carr the party was strengthened by the accession 
of two or three more recruits, and now took the road to the left past 
Throstle Nest towards Dishforth. In a small coppice near Throstle 
Nest they stayed and searched amongst the fallen leaves for a short 
time, soon finding examples of Zonites cellarius, Z, alliarius and its 
var. viridula, Z. nitidulus, Z. purus, Vitrina, Helix hispida, Arion 
Naturalist, 
