Transactions of the Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists' Society, 5 tomasNorfolk Naturalists' Trust and Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists' Society., 1894 |
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abdomen abundant appear April Atmore August autumn average Aylsham Black-headed Gulls boats bred breeding British Brundall Burrell capture chalk coast collection colour common coxæ Cromer degrees Diablotin district Earlham eggs Falcon Fauna February feet female fish Fletcher Geological Gulls Gyll Hbst Hellesdon Holm Horning Hunstanton inches insect interesting island isolated ponds July June Lapland Buntings larvæ late Linn locality Lowestoft Lynn male Marsh mean temperature month Mousehold Heath Natural History Naturalists nearly neighbourhood nest Nightjar Norfolk Norfolk and Norwich Norwich Norwich Museum notes November observed obtained occurred October ornithologist pair Payk plants probably rainfall rare recorded Red-backed Shrike remarkable rock season seen September shot Shrike Skellig Society Southwell species specimens Spoonbill Steph Stratton Strawless summer taken Texel thermometer Thouless tibiæ trees uncommon Waxham Waxham Champion weather Woad Wood Yarmouth young Zoologist
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