Stonechat, 26.
Swallows, 18, 52-54.
Swallows and Flycatchers, 51, 54.
Swans, 87.
Swifts, 77.
Tern, Black-, 93.
"Throstle" Cheshire for Song Thrush, 16.
Thrush, Missel-, 13-16.
Song-, 16-21.
Five kinds feeding together, 22.
Tits, Blue- or Tomtit, 38-41.
Coal-, 38, 41-43.
Great-, 37, 38, 41.
Long-tailed-, 37.
Marsh-, 41-43.
Toads not found in the garden, 4.
Tomatoes self-sown, 6.
Tom-tits, 38-41, 62, 63.
Tree-creeper, 56.
Trees in the garden, 2.
Tree-pipit, 48.
Turtledoves, 88.
Two nests, one above the other, 94.
Voles, 99.
Wagtails, Pied-, 46, 47.
Yellow-, 47.
Wagtails and swallows, 54.
Warrington Town-hall outdoor aviary, 68.
Waterhens, 90.
"Weasel" local name for Stoat, 97.
Wheatears, 26.
Whinchats, 26.
Whitethroats, Greater-, 30.
Lesser-, 31.
Wild duck, 87.
Wild geese, 87.
Willow-warblers, 12, 33.
Woodpecker, Greater spotted-, 79.
Green-, 79.
Lesser spotted-, 80.
Wood-pigeons, 87.
Wood-wren, 34.
Wren, 18, 43-45.
Yellow-hammer, 71.
Yew-tree, Old-, in churchyard, 2.
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Transcriber's Notes
Standardized bird name hyphenation, made minor punctuation changes, and
the following correction:
Page 84: Changed "neast" to "least."
Orig: without attracting the neast notice from any bird.
End of Project Gutenberg's In a Cheshire Garden, by Geoffrey Egerton-Warburton