R Rail, Land, 288. Red-backed Shrike, 276. Redstart, Common, 74, 310. “ Black, 78. Reed Warbler, 101. S Shrike, Red-backed, 276, 325. Stonechat, 13. Swallow, 42, 43, 170, 302. Swift, Alpine, 199. “ Common, 191, 305. “ Spine-tailed, 203. T Turtle Dove, 282. W Wagtail, Grey, 112. “ Grey-headed, 121. “ Pied, 106. “ Ray’s or Yellow, 117, 319. “ White, 110. Warbler, Aquatic, 91. “ Blackcap, 44. “ Garden, 59, 326. “ Grasshopper, 86, 322. “ Great Reed, 101. “ Icterine, 29, 30. “ Marsh, 92. “ Melodious, 29, 30. “ Orphean, 51. “ Reed, 82, 85, 101, 326. “ Rufous, 103. “ Savi’s, 88. “ Sedge, 81-85, 319. “ Willow, 24. “ Wood, 16, 323. Wheatear, 1, 321. Whinchat, 9, 321, 322. Whitethroat, Common, 67, 309. “ Lesser, 71, 322. Willow Wren, 24, 308. Woodchat, 281. Wood Wren, 16, 323. Wryneck, 242. [Illustration: Decorative glyph] CHISWICK PRESS:—PRINTED BY WHITTINGHAM AND WILKINS, TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE. _Now ready; with Illustrations by_ Thos. Bewick. _Demy 8vo., cloth gilt, price 10s. 6d._ THE NATURAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF SELBORNE, IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. BY THE REV. GILBERT WHITE, M.A. [Illustration: Gray Wagtail] THE STANDARD EDITION BY E. T. BENNETT. _Thoroughly revised, with additional Notes_, BY JAMES EDMUND HARTING, F.L.S., F.Z.S. AUTHOR OF “A HANDBOOK OF BRITISH BIRDS,” “THE ORNITHOLOGY OF SHAKESPEARE,” ETC. ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS BY THOMAS BEWICK, HARVEY, AND OTHERS. LONDON: BICKERS AND SON, 1, LEICESTER SQUARE. 1875. [_Specimen Page._] 38 _NATURAL HISTORY_ in my outlet; but were frighted and persecuted by idle boys, who would never let them be at rest.[126] [Illustration: THE HOOPOE.] Three gros-beaks (_Loxia coccothraustes_)[127] appeared some years ago in my fields, in the winter; one of which I shot: since that, now and then, one is occasionally seen in the same dead season.