Natural History
章节目录
共 19 段- In the very thickest strata of our freestone, and at conside
- * I mean that sort which, rising into tall hassocks, is call
- For many years past I have observed that towards Christmas v
- Finding, while I was on a visit, that I was within a reasona
- The question that you put with regard to those genera of ani
- Mr. Barrington showed me many astonishing collections of stu
- Before your letter arrived, and of my own accord, I had been
- These birds, as they stand numerically, belong to the follow
- Ray remarks that birds of the gallinae order, as cocks and h
- As a gentleman and myself were walking on the fourth of last
- If you think my letter worthy the notice of your respectable
- The sand-martin arrives much about the same time with the sw
- The remark that I shall make on these cobweb-like appearance
- The sternum in this bird seemed to us to be remarkably short
- All echoes have some one place to which they are returned st
- The notes of the eagle-kind are shrill and piercing; and abo
- About the beginning of May they lay their eggs, as I was onc
- They who write on natural history cannot too frequently adve
- By the 14th of January the snow was entirely gone; the turni