CONTENTS.
Notes on the Birds of Anglesea, T.A. Coward and Charles Oldham, 401.
The Birds of Sark; and Variation in Song, H.E. Howard, 416.
Ornithological Notes from the West Coast of Scotland, W.H. Workman, M.B.O.U., 423.
Notes on the Lesser White-backed Magpie (Gymnorhina hyperleuca) in Tasmania, Frank M. Littler, M.A.O.U., 428.
Notes and Queries:—
- Mammalia.—Some Habits of South African Hares, Alwin C. Haagner, 432.
- Aves.—Lesser Grey Shrike in Norfolk, G.E. Lodge, 433. Red-backed Shrike In Anglesea, S.G. Cummings, 433. Migration of Jays, G.B. Corbin, 434. Hoopoe near Wick, Geo. Dickinson, 435. The Long-eared Owl (Asio otus), G.B. Corbin, 435. Plumage of Montagu's Harrier, O.V. Aplin, 435. Moorhens feeding Young, Bernard B. Riviere, 436. Ornithological Incidents at Petersfield, H. Marmaduke Langdale, 436.
- Insecta.—Morphological Interpretation (with illustration), E. Ernest Green, 436. A Remarkable West African Leaf-Gall (with illustration), W. Henry Hillyer, 437. "Making the best of Difficulties," H.W. Shepheard-Walwyn, 439.
- Sexual Selection, W. Storrs Fox, 439.
- Bibliography, O.V. Aplin, 440.
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