INDEX.* 
(The names of books reviewed are printed in italics,) 
Address, Presideni's, at Annual Meeting, i2t. 
Agricultural Botany^ by Prof. J. Percival, 
153 - 
Albinism in Birds, 36. 
Albinism in Flowers, 218, 220. 
Albino Swallow, 216. 
A merican Society for Prez'cntion of Cruelty 
to AnimalSy Report oj\ 72. 
Animal Forms^ by Drs. David S. Jordan 
and Harold Heath, 197. 
Animals, Communication between, 32. 
Annual Meeting, Our, 41, 59, 78, 99, loi, lai. 
Answers to Correspondents, 60, 80, 100, 120, 
140, 160, x8o, 200, 220, 232. 
Anthony's Photographic Bulletin^ The /ntcr- 
national Annual oTy 30. 
Ants, 157, 218. 
Appeal, A Pathetic, 22. 
Arbor*day, 41, 61, xoi. 
Astronomy with an Ofera GlasSf by Garrett 
P. Serviss, 153. 
Aucuba, Fructification of the, 119. 
Australia, 94. 
Australia, Through Central, by the Right 
Rev. Gilbert White, Bishop of Carpen- 
taria, 65. 
Avalanches, 31. 
Harbary Dove, Notes on the, by G. T. 
Rope, 174- 
Harrow, An Ancient British, 163, 
Bath Branch, 40, 60, 219, 232. 
Bat, The Great, or Noctule, 57. 
Beagles and Betting at Kton College, 43. 
Beautiful Birds^ by Edmund Selous, 28. 
Beddard, F. E., F. R.S., Cambridge Natural 
History^ voL v.. Mammalia^ 151. 
Bees, 17. 
Bees, 77, n8. 
Bees in Winter, 59. 
Bees, Wasps and, 18, 57. 
Benson, The Rev. Charles William, Our Irish 
Song Birds^ by, 56. 
Betting and Beagles in Eton College, 43. 
Biology, Experimental and Deductive, by the 
Editor, 107. 
Bird, A Remarkable, 156. 
Bird and Tree Day, 61, loi. 
Bird, Heron Eating, 35. 
Bird Hunting on the White Nilc^ by Henry 
F. Witherby, 7a 
Bird Poisoner’s Bag, 98. 
Bird Protection in India, 183. 
Bird Sanctuary at Hampstead, 95, 228. 
Birds, Albinism in, 36 
Birds and Berries, 75, 95, ii6, 177. 
Birds and Insects this Spring, 157. 
Birds and Man^ by W. H. Hudson, F. 2 .S,, 
27 - 
Birds, Do, Assist One Another in Making 
Nests? 155. 
Birds F*ly, How High, 35. 
Birds, Hampstead, 75. 
Birds, Homes for, 217, 
Birds in Winter, 44. 
Birds' Nests I an Introduction to the Science 
o/Caliology^ by Charles Dixon, 70. 
Birds, Notes on London, by A. Holte Mac- 
pberson, 68. 
Birds’ Protection, 142. 
Birds Protection Act, Wild, 43. 
Birds, Royal Protection for, 44. 
Birds, Surgical Skill in, 116. 
Birds, The Song of, 17, 34. 
Birds, Wholesale Poisoning of, 74. 
Black Tern in Cornwall, 35. 
Black Woodpecker, 116, 214, 229. 
Blackbird, .A Black and White, 17. 
Blackbird, A White, 36. 
Blackbird Tapping at a Window, 58. 
Blackbird’s Eggs, Strange, 36. 
Blackbird's Hygienic Instinct, A, 156, ^ 
Blackcaps Wintering in England, 76. 
Blaisdell, Albert F., D.D., Life and Health ; 
a Text-book 0/ Physiology^ 197. 
Board of Agriculture Lefflets^ Nos. 71-73, 
94 - 
Book 0/ Sonnets, A, by John Bernard O’Hara, 
213. 
lioulger, G. S., F.L.S., F.G.S., Burnham 
Beeches and the Recent Thinnings, by, 62 ; 
Experimental and Deductive Biology, by, 
107 ; Science and Poetry of Trees, 195 ; 
The Preservation of our Indigenous Flora, 
by, 184 ; Wood, by, 226. 
Brandelbow Estate, Opening of the (Derwent- 
water), 20. 
Brigham, Prof. A. P., A Text-book oj Geology, 
by, 71. 
British Birds, A Glossary of Popular Names, 
by Charles Louis Hett, 197. 
British Butterflies, A Handbook of, dc., bv 
J. R. Charnley, F.E.S., 197. 
Brittany, Notes from, 31. 
Bromley (Quernmore) Junior Branch, 70 
Bubbles from an Ivy Stem, 39, 78. 
Buntings, Snow, 98, 229, 
Burnham Beeches, and the Recent Thinnings 
by G. S. Boulger, F.L.S., F.G.S., 62, 41, 
62, 103. 
Bustard, Little, in Sussex, 35. 
We are again indebted to Mrs. Percy Myles for the Index to our year’s 
volume. 
