Shoveler, 323-326 Shrikes: “ Great Grey, 149-151 “ Lesser Grey, 152-154 “ Red-backed, 155-158 Shuffle-wings. See Sparrow, Hedge Siskin, 171, 351 Skylark, 232-234 Snake-bird. See Wryneck Sparrow-Hawk, 347-350 Sparrows: “ Hedge, 230-231 “ House, 224-227 “ Tree, 228-229 Starling, 94-98 “ Rose, 99-100 Stonechat, 200-202 Stormcock. See Thrush, Mistle Swallow, 104-108 Swift, 116-119 Tern, 310-312 Thrush, 242-244 “ Mistle, 248 Titmouse: “ Bearded, 203-204 “ Blue, 209-212 “ Coal, 216-218 “ Crested, 215-216 “ Great, 205-208 “ Long-tailed, 17, 219-223 “ Marsh, 217 Tree-Creeper, 131-133 Wagtails, 17 “ Blue-headed, 178 “ Pied, 180 “ White, 176-178 “ Yellow, 179 Water-hen, 307-309 Waxwing, 101-103 Wheatear, 194-199 Whitethroat, Lesser, 159-161 Willow Wren, 186-188 Wings of Birds, 19-21 Wind-hover. See Kestrel Woodcock, 17 Woodpeckers, Green, 124-127 “ Greater Spotted, 128-130 “ Lesser Spotted, 127 Wren, 257-261 “ Gold-crested, 213-214 Writing Lark. See Bunting, Yellow Wryneck, 139-141 Yaffil. See Woodpecker, Green Yellow-Hammer, 275-278 Zizi. See Bunting, Cirl * * * * * JUST PUBLISHED. Demy 8vo. 510 pp. 6s. net. The Country Month by Month BY J. A. OWEN (_Collaborator in all the work signed “A Son of the Marshes”_) and PROF. G. S. BOULGER, F.L.S., F.G.S. A New Edition. Complete in One Volume. With Notes by the late LORD LILFORD. LONDON DUCKWORTH & CO., 3, HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, W.C. * * * * * A FEW NOTICES OF THE BOOK. “Well adapted to the purpose.”--_Times._ “Interesting and brightly written.”--_Nature._ “These are excellent.”--_Nature’s Notes._ “Never to our knowledge were facts from Natural History and that terrible subject Modern Botany more skilfully deployed before the reader’s mind.”--_Daily Chronicle._ “Contains more of the information we are likely to want under such circumstances than any other periodical or book.”--_Land and Water._ “Full of observant sympathy and special knowledge.”--_Scotsman._ “It is altogether delightful reading.”--_School Board Chronicle._ “Charming gossips--reminding us of Gilbert White and Richard Jefferies.”--_Christian World._ “Should delight the heart of the naturalist.”--_Glasgow Herald._ “Literary in style, accurate in statement ... we know none which so well deserves credit for being ‘up-to-date.’”--_Selborne Society’s “Nature Notes.”_ FOOTNOTES: [1] See Beethoven’s song “The Call of the Quail.” One of Antoinette Sterling’s favourites.