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Hall,T. B. 



Note on the Sudbury Mechanics' Mu- 

 seum, 341 



Harley, James 



Arrival of summer birds near Leices- 

 ter, 220 



Harrison, J. B. 



Capture of Colias Hyale, 260 



Haslam, S. H. 



Occurrence of the lark bunting near 

 Milnthorpe, 316 



Hepburn, Archibald 



Sand-martin, 146; Swallow, 147; Mi- 

 gration of birds, 147; Early nest of 

 the sparrow, 148 ; Habits of certain 

 birds, 1 85 ; Arrival of summer birds 

 in East Lothian, 220 ; Birds injuri- 

 ous to agriculture, 296, 366 



Heppenstall, John 



Appearances of migratory birds near 

 Sheffield, 13; Occurrence of the os- 

 prey, 14 ; Woodcock and snipe, 15; 

 Migratory birds, 15 ; Grey wagtail, 

 140 ; Ring ouzel, 144 ; Arrival of 

 summer birds of passage near Shef- 

 field, and occurrence of hawks near 

 Sheffield, 247 ; Lesser redpoll, 353 



Hewett, William 



Crickets, 340 : Badger, 344 ; Otter, 

 344 ; Black mice, 348 ; Nest of the 

 harvest-mouse, 349 ; Anecdote of a 

 red deer, 349 ; Screech owl, rooks, 

 Royston crow, magpie, jays and star- 

 lings, 350, 351 ; Ring ouzel, 351 ; 

 Wryneck, bunting and shrike, 352 ; 

 Nesting-places of the swallows, 353 ; 

 Blackcap in January, 356 ; Domes- 

 tic pigeon settling upon trees, 360 ; 

 Anecdote of a pheasant and fox 361 ; 

 Occurrence of quails in winter, 361 ; 

 Anecdote of a partridge, 361 ; Anec- 

 dote of a partridge and fox, 361 ; 

 Anecdote of a woodcock, 362; Gold- 

 en plover, 362 ; Eggs of stone cur- 

 lew, 363; Habits of the dottrel, 363 



Hewitson, W. C. 



Birds on board ship, 15; Migration of 

 birds, 103; Capture of Coleopterous 

 insects during a flood, 116 



Hogg, William 



Habits of the raven, 215, 305; Habits 

 of the carrion crow, 304 ; Habits of 

 the grouse, 306 



Holland, A. 



Enquiry respecting a wagtail, 136 



Holme, Frederick 



Occurrence of the orange-legged hob- 

 by, 78 ; Capture of Vanessa Antio- 

 pa near Truro, 156 ; Habits of Dy- 



tiscus punctulatus, 200 ; Anecdote 

 of snails devouring insects, 201 ; 

 Noctulebat,213; Kestril,223; Oc- 

 currence of the eared grebe at Ox- 

 ford, 223 ; Species of Aleochara, 

 271 ; Chrysomela Banksii, 271 ; Ci- 

 cindela campestris, 271 ; Broscus 

 cephalotes, 271 ; Phyllopertha hor- 

 ticola, 271 ; Species of Cionus and 

 Sphaerula Lythri, 271 ; Molytes an- 

 glicanus, 271 ; Enquiry respectiug 

 the humble-bee, 336; British spe- 

 cies of Carabus, 338 ; Agonum affi- 

 ne, 332 ; Habits of Amara, 339 ; 

 Badister bipustulatus, 340; Haltica 

 Brassicae and Velleius dilatatus,340 

 HussEY, Rev. Arthur 



Certain fishes remaining stationary in 

 size, 322 ; Voracity of the eel, 323 ; 

 Sudden appearance and disappear- 

 ance of insects, 336; Harvest-mouse 

 349 ; Singular noise made by a spar- 

 row, 353 ; Bills of birds, 362 



HOYER, J. 



Wolves in Canada, 132 ; Bears in Ca- 

 nada, 133 ; Moose in Canada, 134 

 Jerdon, Archibald 



Summer birds at Bonjedward, 220 ; 

 Occurrence of the white-winged 

 cross-bill in Scotland, 221 ; Siskin, 

 222; Habits of the black-headed 

 gull, 245 ; Moulting of birds, 249 ; 

 Squirrel, 347 ; Occurrence of a 

 cream-coloured grouse, 361 ; Anec- 

 dote of the common fowl, 361 

 Jordan, Robert C. R. 



Bats at Teignmouth, 75 ; Late depar- 

 ture of swallows, 76 ; Capture of 

 moths on ivy, 157; Occurrence of 

 Colias Electra, 176, 330 ; Scoliop- 

 teryx libatrix, 333 ; Appearance of 

 Lepidoptera at Teignmouth, 334 ; 

 Singular situation of a bee's nest, 

 336 ; Common snipe, 362 

 Jordan, W. R. Hall 



Crossbill, 39 ; Red-backed shrike, 40 ; 

 Medic egger, 94 ; Occurrence of the 

 Bohemian chatterer near Teign- 

 mouth, 188; Occurrence of the rose- 

 coloured thrush near Teignmouth, 

 188 ; Occurrence of rare insects at 

 Teignmouth, 199 ; Migrations of 

 birds, 313 

 KiDD, Waring 



Enquiry respecting the water-rail, 148; 

 Occurrence of the boar-fish at 

 Brighton, 191 

 King, William Doubleday 



Capture of insects by flowers, 127 



