Author:Charles Oldham
| ←Author Index: Ol | Charles (Chas.) Oldham (1868–1942) |
| English naturalist |
WorksEdit
- 1900 (with Thomas Coward): The Birds of Cheshire.[1]
- 1910 (with Thomas Coward): The Mammals and Birds of Cheshire.[2]
- 1920: contributions to: Witherby, H.F. (ed.) - A Practical Handbook of British Birds, vol. I.[3]
- 1924: contributions to: Witherby, H.F. (ed.) - A Practical Handbook of British Birds, vol. II.[4]
Contributions to scientific journalsEdit
Charles Oldham made contributions to different journals, like for instance:
- The Zoologist:
- 1899 (4th series, vol. 3):
- 'Climbing Powers of the Long-tailed Field Mouse,' in: 'Notes and Queries', issue 691 (January, 1899), p. 27.
- 'Whiskered Bat (Myotis mystacinus) in captivity,' in: issue 692 (February, 1899), p. 49-53.
- 'Pied Flycatcher in North Wales,' in: 'Notes and Queries', issue 693 (March, 1899), p. 134.
- 'The Mode in Which Bats Secure their Prey,' in: issue 700 (October, 1899), p. 471-474.
- 'Death of a Whiskered Bat by Misadventure,' in: 'Notes and Queries', issue 700 (October, 1899), p. 475.
- 'Birds of Cheshire,' in: 'Notes and Queries', issue 701 (November, 1899), p. 518.
- 1900 (4th series, vol. 4):
- 1901 (4th series, vol. 5):
- 'Observations on the Noctule,' in: issue 716 (February, 1901), p. 51-59.
- 1899 (4th series, vol. 3):
About Charles OldhamEdit
- review of Coward & Oldham 1900 in: The Zoologist, 4th series, vol. 4, issue 709 (July, 1900), p. 336/7.
FootnotesEdit
- ↑ Coward, Thomas & Charles Oldham (1900): Manchester : Sherratt & Hughes. OCLC:752469992all editions;
- ↑ Coward, Thomas & Charles Oldham (1910): London : Witherby & Co. OCLC:752469996all editions.
- ↑ Witherby, H.F. (ed.) 1920: London: Witherby & Co. OCLC:727248554all editions, (digital edition external scan) in BHL.
- ↑ Witherby, H.F. (ed.) 1924: London: H.F. & G. Witherby. OCLC:326001966all editions.
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