448 
INDEX. 
Red-game, vide Grous. 
Redshank, vol. ii. page 57 
Red-start, i. 500 
Red-wing. 1. 409 
- fore-runner of wood- 
cocks, i. 43 
Reed-bunting, i. 440 
Ridinger, the engraver, his 
merit, Preface 
Ring-dove, i. 392 
Ring-ouzel, i. 415 
Ring-tail, or black eagle, 1. 
202 
falcon, 1. 240 
Rock-ouzel, 1. 415 
Roe-buck, 1. 59 
Ro tier, i. 300 
Rook, the Corvus of Virgil, 
i. 283 
Royston crow, i. 286 
Ruff and Reeve, ii. 71 
how fattened, 
il. 74 
S 
Sanderling, ii. 106 
Sand-swallow, i. 549 
SANDPIPER, lil. 66 
grey, ii. 69 
ash-colored, li. 78 
brown, ii. 93 
spotted, ii. 79 
black, ii. 81 
Hebridal, it. 84 
green, i. 86 
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89 
Aberdeen, ii. tb. 
common, 11. 90 
little, ii. Q5 
equestrian, il. 85 
Greenwich, ii. 91 
Selninger, ii. 80 
wood, il. 88 
yellow-legged, il. 
70 
Scare crow, ii. 199 
Scaup-duck, il. 251 
Scoter, i. 248 
Sea-fowl, their harsh note, ij. 
156 ; i 
Sea-lark, or ringed plover, ii. 
105 
pie, or Oystercatcher, ii. 
112 
SEAL, great, i. 166 
common, i. 167 
once used at great feasts 
as food, i. 171 
how taken in Cathness, 
i. 172 
Serula, 11. 214 
Shag, il. 285 
Shaw, Rev. Dr. his euloge, 
i. 334 
Shear water, ii. 206 
SHEEP, 1. 32 
of Hirta or St. Kilda, 
1. 37 
trepanning of, i. 40 
Shieldrake, ii. 256 
possibly the Che- 

