_Academy_.--"... with Mr. Dewar there is a smile on every page, and his touch is so light that one only realises, when the process is at an end, that a large amount of information has been imparted in an amusing form." _Western Morning News_.--"Every page makes for easy reading and ready attention." _Shooting Times_.--"... delightful reading." _Catholic Herald_.--"Quite the most interesting natural history work we have seen for a long time." _Manchester Courier_.--"Mr. Dewar's ... shrewd observation, his quaint humour and his wide knowledge of Indian bird-life make his every page interesting." _The World_.--"We have read and enjoyed much of his work before, but we think that 'Jungle Folk' makes even more delightful reading than anything that has come from its author's pen." _Birmingham Daily Post_.--"... entertaining sketches ... and light dissertations." _Times of India_.--"Mr. Dewar's bright and pleasant pages." _Madras Mail_.--"The reader who has perused Mr. Dewar's books merely for amusement will find that he has incidentally added a good deal to his knowledge of Indian natural history." GLIMPSES OF INDIAN BIRDS BY DOUGLAS DEWAR PRESS OPINIONS _Globe_.--"Mr. Dewar gives us something more than 'glimpses' of Indian bird-life in his very interesting volume." _Standard_.--"Not the least merit of the book is the author's unwillingness to take anything for granted." _Spectator_.--"We know nothing better to recommend to an amateur ornithologist who finds himself in India for the first time." _Guardian_.--"... vivid and delightful." _Observer_.--"... full of special knowledge." _Scotsman_.--"... a lively and interesting series of short studies." _Daily Graphic_.--"The book is full of the right sort of information about birds." _Field_.--"... chatty and graphically written." _Daily Citizen_.--"... very pleasant and very instructive reading." _The World_.--"We have read and enjoyed his earlier efforts, but we think that his latest will be found the most valuable and enduring of all his work." _Pall Mall Gazette_.--"... much first-hand observation and experience." _Birmingham Daily Post_.--"These ... 'glimpses' ... so full of alert observation and racy description, are delightful and informing reading." _Newcastle Daily Chronicle_.--"... his accounts ... make us feel that we have been with him in something more than the spirit." _Pioneer_.--"The charm of the volume ... lies in the evidence of the immense amount of observation carried out by the writer." BIRDS OF INDIAN HILLS A GUIDE TO THE COMMON BIRDS OF THE INDIAN HILL STATIONS BY DOUGLAS DEWAR PRESS OPINIONS _Sunday Times_.--"Excellent is hardly good enough a term for this volume." _Times_.--"Mr. Dewar writes accurately and vividly of his selected group of birds in the Himalayas and Nilgiris, and adds a list of those to be found in the Palni Hills."