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GENERAL INDEX OF SUBJECTS AND AUTHORS

FOR VOLS. XVIII TO XXIV INCLUSIVE.

ABOR—Some Notes from the — Expedition, xxi, 1068.

ABU—See Mammats (Geography—Central India).

ACCENTOR—xx, 222.

ADAM, J. B. M.—Tapir near houses, xx, 515; Notes on Tigers, xx, 515;

A variety of Pea-Fowl, xx, 520; Fishing in Burma, xx, 525; Size of

Bartlus gutatus, xxu, 405. |

ADAMS, L. E.—Conchological notes from Bombay, ex, (UG.

ADAMSON, G. P.—Albino Hog Deer (C. porcinus), xxiv, 589.

——, J. W.—Tsaing (Bibos sondaicus) found with village cattle,

xxii, 190.

ADEN—Flora of —, xvii, 54.

AGAMA(S)—®see LizarpDs.

AGHARKAR, 8S. P.—The diet of a Bull-frog (Rana tigrina), xxi, 687.

AHMEDABAD—See Botany (Geography). |

AHMEDNAGAR—See Insxcts (Butterflies—Bombay Presidency).

AHMERST—See Binns (Geography—Burma).

AITKEN, A. B—The Wall Creeper (Tichodroma muraria) in Lyallpur,

xix, 983; The Great Indian Bustard (Hupodotis edwardst), xxi, 1334;

Baikal or Clucking Teal, xx1, 1835; Breeding of the Marbled Teal

(Marmaronetta angustirostris) in Baluchistan, xxii, 807.

—, E. H.—Do bats eat birds? xviii, 190; Climatal changes of

Melanitis leda, xviii, 195 ; Review of Col. Cunningham’s “Plagues and

Pleasures of Life in Bengal,” xviii, 660; Obituary, xix, 540.

AIYAR, T. V. R.—Life history of a Lymantrid on Castor (Orgyia postica).

Breeding notes on Eumenes conica, xx, 243; The “ Moon Moth” asa

pest, xxii, 792; On the life history of Coptosoma cribraria (Plate),

xxii, 412; Note on the life history of a Phasmid (Plate), xxii, 641;

Occurrence of Himantopterus caudatus on the Bababudin Hills, xxiv,

378; The host plant of the Scale (Inglisia cheloinoides), xxiv, 378; A

Catalogue of new Wasps and Bees (fossoria, Diploptera, Anthophila)

described from the Indian region since 1897, xxiv, 589; Part ii,

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2 GENERAL INDEX,

AJREKAR, S. L.—The Castor Rust (Melampsorella ricini), Plates, A, B,

xxi; 1002,

ALBINO—Snipe, xix, 525; Hoopoe (U. indica), xx, 853; Hog Deer, xxiv,

589; Tiger from the Central Provinces, xxiv, 819.

ALLEN, C. W.—An active Mud Volcano, xix, 537; Deves nesting on the

ground, xix, 523; The Birth of a Wild Elephant Calf, xxi, 239.

PLR -throated Bulbul (Pycnonotus

vantholemus), xviii, 905; The call of the Sloth Bear, xix, 745; Mun-

gooses in the Hastern Ghats, xxi, 237.

AMBALLA—See Birps (Geography—-Punjab); see Brrps ( Nidification

—Accipritriformes).

AMMONITES—See Fosstts.

ANDAMANS—A visit to South Sentinel Island, xvui, 201; A visit to

Barren Island, xviii, 357. See Mammats, Brrps, SNakes (Andamans).

ANDERSON, Dr. K.—New Indian Bats, xx, 1150.

ANDREWES, H. L.—Migration of Butterflies, xix, 271; Peach leaves as

a substitute for Laurel leaves, xix, 273; King Crows and Butterflies,

xx, 850; Food plants of Atella phalantha, xx, 870.

ANNANDALE, N.—The Bombay “Spiny Lobster”, xvii, 927; New

volumes of the ‘ Fauna,” xx, 533; Note on the rate of growth of Bar-

nacles in Indian Seas, xx, 1170; The Madras Aquarium, xxi, 693;

The rupture of the Egg-shell in the genus Calotes, xxi, 1099.

ANNAM—~See Mammats (Geography).

ANTRAM, C. B.—Notes on Pintia ferrea, Wlk., Cyclosia papilionaris and

Heterusia magnifica, xviii, 430; Sexual attraction in Lepidoptera,

ANTS—See Insects (Hymenoptera).

APPLEFORD, W. G.—The Himalayan Snow Cock Cues ‘aogallus himalayen-

sis), xxi, 1084.

AQUARIUM—A Marine —, xx, 1177 ; The Madras —, xxi, 693.

ARRACAN—See Birps, MamMats SECU fe aaa

ARACHNIDS—

Scorpions—The Courtship of Whip Scorpions, xx, 888 ; Scorpion ane

and Garden Rue, xxiv, 839.

SprpER(s)—Notes on a Social Spider (Stegodyphus sarasinorum), xviii,

206; Notes on the pairing of Nephila maculata, xx, 526; Further

note on Nephila maculata, xx, 523; Hawk-Moth and —, xx, 876;

Observations on G'aleodes indicus, xx, 886; Further notes on Nephila

maculata, xx, 887; Aggressive mimic of the Red tree ant, xxiv, 373;

Construction of Web, xxiv, 848.

Ticox(s)—Life of a Dog tick, xxi, 694; Note on —, xxi, 694.

ARBUTHNOT, P. H.—Woodcock (S. rusticola) in the Hastern Ghats,

Rei, 716.

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ARECANUT—The sweet — (Areca catechu deliciosa), xxiii, 793.

ASSAM—See Binns, Butterriizts, MammMats, SNAKES (Geography), —

ASSMUTH, J.—Wood-destroying White Ants of the Bombay Presidency

(4 Plates), xxii, 372; xxi, 690.

BABABUDIN—Occurrence of Himantopterus caudata in the — Hills, xxiv,

378.

BABBLER—xx1i, 659; xxi, 1088 ; xxii, 154; Notes on the Indian Timelidz

and them “Ales: Vari 1, «xia 44: Part IL, xxin, 311: Part) Ly

xx, 417: Part Ty, xxi, O14: :

BACON, B.—The Cotton Teal (NV. coromandelianus) in the Konkan, W.

India, xix, 264. |

BAGSHAWH, L. V.—Tigers and their prey, xix, 253.

BAILEY, F. M.—Note on a young Tibetan Gazelle, xix, 521; A nest of

Himalayan Rough-legged Buzzard (Archibuteo hemiptelopus) from Tibet,

xix, 5623; A young Kyang or Tibetan Wild Ass (Lquas hemionus)

(Plate), xix, 731; Note on the Serow (Nemorhedus bubalinus) from the

Chumbi Valley (Plate), xix, 822; Nesting of the Bar-headed Goose

(Anser zndicus) in Tibet, xix, 367; Nesting of the Ibis Bill (Lbydorhyn-

chus strutherst) (Plate), xix, 933; A good head of Hodgson’s Wild Sheep

(Ovis hodgsont) (Plate), xix, 980; Two birds nests from Tibet, xx, 221;

Notes on the Game Animals from near Gyantse and in the Chumbi

Valley (Plate), xx, 1028; Some notes on Birds from Gyantse

and Chumbi in Tibet, with a list of Game Birds killed during the four

years, 1906-1909, xxi, 178; Notes on Takin (Budorecas taxicolor), 2 Plates,

xxi, 1069; Gayal or Mithan (Bzbos frontalis), xxi, 1071; Some notes

on Mammals and Birds in South-Eastern Tibet, xxii, 366; Notes from

Southern Tibet, xxiv, 72; Occurrence of the Stiff-tailed Duck in the

Kohat District, xxiv, 599.

BAKER, E. C, STUART—Additional Cuckoo notes, xviii, 275; Important

additions to the Indian avifauna; The Malayan Hawk Cuckoo (Hiero-

coccyx fugax), xviii, 915; The Oology of Parasitic Cuckoos, xviii, 915;

Second occurrence of the Snipe-billed Godwit in Assam, xix, 994;

Game Birds of India, Burma and Ceylon, xx, 259, 547, 901; xxi, 20,

DU Tek, CIOs xen, b 210,427, 605; xxii, 1) 183, 385, 595. xxiv, 1.

201, 387, 623; (for particulars see Birds—Systematic), Occurrence of ©

the Great Snipe near Bangalore, xx, 1155; The occurrence of Cygnus

bewickt and other Swans in India, xxi, 273; A note on the sub-species

of the Spot-billed Duck (Anas peciloryncha), xxii, 805; A review of

Indian Swans, xxii, 454; A review of the genus (Genneus) (38 Plates, -

2 maps), xxl, 658.

———, H. R.— Weights of Nilgiri Woodcocks, xx, 1154; The oecur-

rence of the “Booby” (Sula cyanops) at Cannanore, xxi, 271 |

4 GENERAL INDEX,

BALAGHAT—See Birps (Geography—Central Provinces).

BALLANTINE, W. T. H.—Vitality of a Tiger, xx, 512; Recoveries of

‘Animals from injuries, xx1, 1069.

BALTISTAN—Scee Mammuats (Geography—Kashmir).

.BALUCHISTAN—See Brrps, MamMMats aNp Snakes (Geography); _ see

LysEcts (Systema tic— Hymenoptera).

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NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY’S PROCHEEDINGS—

First two Meetings, xviii, 220; Report of —, xvii, 520; Meetings held in

November 1907, xviii, 708; Meetings held in 1908, xviii, 708, 941 ;

Meetings held in 1909, xix, 551, 1018; xx, 541; Meetings held in

1910, xx, 543.

BAMBER, C. J.—Plants of the Punjab, xix, 59; xx, 370, 683, 943; xx,

ae 468, 800, 1084 ; xxi, 208, 1022; xxii, 118, 569; xxiii, 835. 7

‘BANDICOOT(S)—xviii, 465, 736; xxiv, 640.

BANGALORE—See Birps (Geography—Madras Presidency), INsEotTS

(Butterflles—Madras Presidency); see INszcts (SysTEMaATIc

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ptera).

BANNERMAN, W. B.—Notes on the breeding of Snakes in captivity, xviii,

208; Note on the breeding of Lchis carnata, xx, 230; Note on Dr.

Bentley’s paper “The Natural History of Malaria”, xx, 525; Cobra

7 breeding in Parel, xxi, 1337.

.BANNU—See Birps, Mammats (Geography—North-West Frontier Pro-

vinces). NaN pac

BANTING—See Tsa1nz.

BARBET—xxi, 681. .

BARODA—See Brrps (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

BARRON, A. H. D.—A deformed Thamin Stag (Cervus eldi), xxi, 854.

BARROW, H. J. W.—Notes on Gerydus boisduvali, xxiv, 372.

BARSTOW, H.—A record Markhor (Capra falconert), xviii, 900.

BAR-WING—xxi, 256.

BASTAR STATE—See Birps (Geography—Central Provinces),

~ BASTI—See Brrps (Geography— United Provinces).

BATS—xviil, 196 ;.xx, 11505 xxi,/6/, 1181, °132, 1942 © xxi, 13," 14, 87,

788 ; xxiii, 413, 607, 610; xxiv, 29, 30, 33, 57, 3538, 415, 639.

BAXAR DUARS—See Snaxzs (Geography—Bengal).

BAY A—xix, 627; xxi, 675; xxiv, 821.

BAZA—xx, 518.

BEADON, C.—A snake flirtation, xx, 228; Mimicry in Silkworm Moths,

xxii, 412; Panthers taking their “Kill” up trees, xviii, 744; Nest of

Common Sandgrouse, xxiv, 193. |

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BEAR(S)—xviii, 908; xix, 745, 979; xx, 218, 214, 217, 513; xxi, 238;

Kx 619; xxii, £45: xxiv; 6504:

BEDDOME, R. H.—Notes on Indian Ferns, xviii, 398.

BEES—See Insncts (Sysremaric—Hymenoptera).

BEESON, C.—Life history of certain Insects, xxiv, 376.

BEETLES—See Inszcts (Systematic— Coleoptera).

BEGBIE, A.—Notes on the Habits of the Bengal Red-whiskered Bulbul

(Otocompsa emeria), xviii, 680; Flying Snakes, xviii, 919; The Injury

feigning habits of Parent Birds, xix, 531.

BEHAR—Scee Brrps, Mammatas (Geography), Behar.

BELL, E. N.—Snipe shooting in U. Burma, xxi, 271 ; Duck in Burma, xxii,

399.

—__—T. R.—Common Butterflies of the Plains of India (Plates, E, iii),

max, IG) 438, 625, 846; xx, 279, 1115: xxi, 617, 740, 113; xxis, 92, 320,

517; xxii, 73, 481; xxiv, 656, (for particulars, xde BUTTERFLIES) ;

Woodcock in Kanara (Scolopar rusticola), xx, 219.

BELLARY—Scee Mammats (Geography—Madras Presidency).

BENGAL—See Birps, Mammats (Geography).

BENTLEY, Dr. C. A.—The Natural History of Bombay Malaria (Plates i,

ii), xx, 892; A new method of making permanent preparations of Mos-

quitoes, xx, 888. :

BERARS—See Mammats (Geography—C. P. and Berars),

BERGROTH, E.—Hemiptera from the Bombay Presidency, xxiv, 170.

BERNHARDT, K.—On Teracolu fausta and other species of the Genus,

mex, 270,

BERTHON, H. W.—Jackal hunting with Wild Dogs, xx, 215; The rudi-

mentary clavicles of a Panther, xx, 216.

BEST, J. W.—Tiger calling like a Sambur, xxi, 235; Tiger (Felis tigris)

killing and eating its young, xx1, 1318.

BETHAM, R. M.—The Quetta Rose-Finch (Lrythrospiza obsoleta), xviii,

908; The Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus), xviii, 913; A tailless Jackal, xix,

518 ; Nesting of Brahminy Duck (Casarca rutila), xix, 751; Nesting of

a few somewhat rare Birds near Mhow, xix, 988; Wood Snipe occur-

ring in Bangalore, xxi, 677 ; Bird’s nesting round Ferozepore, xxiv, 829.

BETHAM, W. G.—Occurrence of Ornithoptera minos in the Ahmednagar

- District, xviii, 187; Do wild animals ever die a natural death? xviii,

493; xix, 104.

BETHELL, L.—Grey Quail (Coturnix communis) at Sea, xxii, 200.

BHAMO—See Birps (Geography—Burma).

BHUTAN DUARS—See Binps (Geography-—Bengal).

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BIGGS, H. V.—A Gaur attacking and killing a man without provocation,

xvili, 487; A large Oorial head (Plate), xxi, 1065.

BIGNELL, kh. G.—Bronze-capped Teal (Eunetta falcata) at Roorkee, xxiii,

160.

BINA—See Snakes (Geography—C. P.).

BINGHAM, C, T.—Obituary, xix, 214.

BIRCH, G.—Egret farming in Sind, xxiii, 161,

BIRDS (GEOGRAPHY)—

Tiset—On the Birds of Gyantsi and the Chumbi Valley, Tibet, with

alist of game birds killed during the 4 years (1906-1909), xxi,

178; Mammals and Birds in South-Eastern Tibet, xxii, 366; New

Game Birds from the North-East Frontier, xxiii, 584; Red-necked

Mountain Finch in Tibet, xx, 221.

Kasumirn—Further Notes on the Birds of Kashmir, Jammu and adja-

cent provinces, xviii, 461; Bird notes by the way in Kashmir, xxi,

554, 1304; Little Bustard in—, xx, 1154; Pintail (Dafila acuta) in

September in —, xxi, 658; Cotton Teal (WV. coromandehhanus) in —, xxiii,

584.

PunsgaB—On Birds round Rawalpindi, xxi, 256, 261; On Birds from

Lahore, xxi, 1073; Interesting Birds from the Jhelum District, xxiii,

1538; Some Birds in the Hissar District, xxiv, 190; Birds of Lahore

and its vicinity, xxiv, 561, 601; On the Birds of the Gujranwala

District, xxiv, 689 ; Bird Notes from Murree and the Gallis, xix, 142 ;

Bird notes from Dungagali, xix, 753; Some birds observed at

Dalhousie, xxiv, 582; On Birds of Gurdaspur District, xxiv, 601;

Birds of the Thandiani District, xviii, 284; Birds round Rawalpindi,

xxi, 256; Winter visitors to Rawalpindi, xxi, 261; Occurrence

of Crested Teal (KHunetta falcata), Jullundur District, xviii, 683;

xxiv, 599; Baikal Teal (NV. formosum), xix, 525; Pratincola leucura,

xxii, 196; Martin (Chelidon urbiea), xxiii, 579; Lesser Florican,

xxiii, 581; Pink-headed Duck, xxiv, 599; Yellow-bellied Flycatcher

(C. hypoxanthum) at Amballa, xxiv, 357; Wall-creeper (7. muraria)

in Lyallpur, xix, 983; Great Slaty Wood Pecker (H. pulverulentus)

near Simla, xxi, 263; Pea-fowl (P. crstatus) near Simla, xxi, 1082 ;

Red-tailed Chat (S. chrysopygia) near Simla, xxii, 196; Emerald

Dove (C. andica) in the Simla District, xxii, 398 ; Woodcock (Scolopaxr

rusticola) in Kulu, xxi, 268; Missel Thrush (7. vseivorus bonapartet)

near Lahore, xxii, 392; Bristled Grass Warbler (Chetornis locuste-

llovdes) at Lahore, xxiv, 593; Green Munia (Strctospiza formosa) at

Lahore, xxiv, 594; European Striated Swallow in Kangra district,

xxi, 659; Himalayan Pigmy Woodpecker (J. pygmeus) in Rawal-

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pindi, xxii, 626; Long-tailed Grass Warbler (LZ. burmest) in Feroze-

pore, xxi, 1080; Grey-headed Flycatcher at Gujranwalla, xxii, 795;

Common Kingfisher (A. ispida) near Simla, xxi, 661; Rufous-

backed Sparrow at Ludhiana, xx, 1151; Rufous-backed Sparrow

at Ferozepore, xxii, 392; Pine Bunting (Emberiza leucocephala) at

Lahore, xxiv, 8359; Common Pariah Kite near Simla, xxi, 665; Red

Turtle Dove (A. tranquebarica) in the Punjab, xxiii, 581.

NorrH-West FRontIER Provinces—On Birds found at Bannu, xviii,

684; On the Birds of Kohat and the Kurram Valley, xx, 169, 776 ;

Addenda to Birds of Kohat, ete., xxiv, 601; On Birds of Than-

diani, xviii, 284; On the Birds of Chitral (Oct. 1902—Oct. 1903) ;

On the Birds of the Khagan Valley, Hazara District, xxiii, 104;

Birds of Chitral, xviii, 186; Occurrence of Stiff-tailed Duck (£7%s-

matura leucecephala) near Nowshera, xix, 264; Flamingoes, xix,

525; Mabled Teal, xxiii, 584; Dusky Ouzel (M. fuscata) at Bannu,

xviii, 187; Siberian Blue Chat in Hazara District, xviii, 197; Rock

Thrush (Monticola saxatilis) in Hazara Ducks at Kohat, xx, 1156;

Stiff-tailed Duck (E. leucocephala) in Kohat, xxiv, 599; Huropean

Great Bustard (0. tarda) in Chitral, xxi, 614; Imperial Sandgrouse

(P. arenarius) in Chitral, xxiii, 159 ; Common Wood Shrike (7. pondt-

cerianus) and Central Asian Blackbird (Merula maxima) near

Peshawar, xxi, 680.

BAaLUCHIsSTAN—List of Birds of —, xxii, 745; xxiv, 156; Occurrence

of Solitary Snipe (Gallinayo solitaria) at Quetta ; Bewick’s Swan shot

near Quetta, xxili, 159; Mute Swan on the Mekaran Coast, xx, 1155.

_S1np—Occurrence of the following birds :—Cotton Teal (NV. coroman-

delicus) in —, xix, 263; Goshawk (A. palumbarius), xxi, 165; Comb

Duck or Nukta, xxi, 685 ; King Vulture (Otogyps calvus), xxiii, 777.

Unirep Provinces—Birds of the Gorakpur District, xxii, 532; On the

Birds of the Basti District, xxii, 802 ; Uncommon Birds in the —, xxi,

274; Occurrence of Sheldrake (7. cornuta), xxi, 274 ; Bronze-capped

Teal (E. falcata) at Roorkee, xx, 219; Dwarf Goose near Fyzabad ;

Bronze-capped Teal in Oudh, xxii, 202; Jack Snipe in Cawnpore,

xxi, 264; White-fronted Goose at Cawnpore, xviii, 683.

Bengat—On the Birds of the Darbhanga District, Tirhoot, xix, 522;

Occurrence of Flamingoes in Darbhanga District, xviii, 683; Slaty

Blue Flycatcher (C. leucomelanurus) and Common Ruby Throat (C,

camtschatkensis) in Tirhoot, xix, 259; Peewit (Vanellus vulgaris)

Tirhoot, xix, 262; Pale Brown Shrike in Darbhanga, xxii, 625;

Forest Wagtail (Limonidromus indicus) in Darbhanga District, xxu,

625; Ducks in the Darbhanga District, xxiv, 600 ; Lesser Florican

(S. aurita) in Bhutan Duars, xxii, 201; Blyth’s Baza (Baza jerdont)

at Kurseong, xx, 516.

GENERAL INDEX.

AssamM—On the Birds of Upper Assam, xxiii, 234; Pt. Il, xxiii, 547 ;

Pt. I], xxiii, 721; On some birds from Imphal, Manipur State, xxiv,

605; Occurrence of Avocet (R. avocetta), xviii, 683; Baikal or

Clucking Teal (NV. formosum), xxi, 1090; Baer’s Pochard (Nyroca

baert) and other rare Duck in Manipur, xxii, 399; Wood-Duck in

Manipur, xxu, 632; Chinese Francolin in the Manipur District,

xxili, 369; Small game shooting in Sylhet, xxiii, 367; Sooty dose at

Cachar, xxili, 367.

Burma—Birds of the Chindwin, U. Burma, xviii, 78; A Further List |

of Birds from the Chindwin, xviii, 432 ; On some Birds from the

Chindwin Valley, xxi, 1089 ; Birds of Bhamo, xix, 107, 299; Rangoon

Birds, xix, 358; “ Birds of Burma” review, xix, 768; Uncommon

Birds in —, xxi, 265; Further List of Bhamo Birds, xx, 373; Birds

and Birds’ nests from the Chin Hills, xxi, 261; Bird Life at

Thandoung, xxi, 688; List of Birds of Arracan, xxi, 1196 ; List of

Kalaw Birds, xxii, 260; Birds of the Ahmerst District, xviii, 912 ;

Some Maymyo Birds, xxi, 585; Occurrence of Spoon-Bill (Platalea

leucorodia) in Lower Burma, xix, 261; Pink-headed Duck (RK.

caryophyllacea), xix, 261 ; Chinese Grey Duck, xxi, 1086; Swinhoe’s

Snipe (Gallinago megaia), xxii, 804; Swinhoe’s Snipe at Myitkina;

xxi, 269; Eastern Solitary Snipe (G. solitarza) at Haka; Birds from

Haka, Chin Hills, xxi, 261; Pied Imperial Pigeon and Sheldrake in

Arrakan, xx, 518; Orange-bellied Chloropsis in the Katha District,

xxii, 776; Smew (Mergus albelius) inthe Upper Chindwin, xxii,

808 ; Falcated Teal in the Upper Chindwin, xxiil, 365; White-

winged Wood-Duck (A. seutulata) in Tenasserim, xix, 263 ; Cuckoos

in Maymyo, xxiv, 359; Bulbuls of the Bhamo District, XXiv, 592 ;

Ducks in Burma, xxii, 399.

S1am—Occurrence of Fantail Snipe (Gallinago ceelestis) in —, xxi, 269 ;

Record of snipe shot a Hminelongyee, Chiengmai District, Siam,

xK1,/007,

CENTRAL Provinces—Resident Birds of Saugor and Damoh, xxi, 87;

Cuckoos inthe C, P., xxii, 392; Occurrence of Yellow-backed Sunbird,

xxii, 392; Nilgiri Babbler (Alctppe pheocephala) in the Bastar State,

xxill, 154; Yellow-breasted Babbler (Mixornis rubricapillus) in the

Bastar State, xxiii, 154; Collecting in the Balaghat District, xxi,

1158 ; Malabar Pied Hornbill (4. coronatus) in the C. P., xxii, 626.

Centra Inp1a—On the Birds of Sehore with a special reference to

migration, xxl, 153; Yellow-browed Tit (S. modestus) in ee C..d,,

a correction, xx, 794.

Bompay Presrp—Ency—Masked Booby (Sula cyanops) in Bombay

Harbour, xxi, 1334; Doves in Bombay, xxiii, 159; Marbled Duck at

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Baroda, xxi, 684; Lesser Flamingo in Cutch, xix, 262; Lesser

Flamingo in Kathiawar, xx, 221, 518 ; Grey Quailin Cutch and

Kathiawar, xxii, 680; Cotton Teal (N. coromandelicus) in the

Konkan, xix, 264; Lesser 'Florican (Sypheotis aurita) in the Konkan,

xix, 261; xxii, 202, 630; Indian three-toed King-fisher at Matheran,

xix, 749; Ducks in Okhamandal, Kathiawar, xx, 856 ; Black-capped

King-fisher in the Thana District, Bombay, xix, 260; Sarus Crane in

Salsette, Bombay, xix, 261; Woodcock in Kanara, xX, 219);

Common Cuckoo occurring in the Vindhyas near Mhow, xviii,

9138. |

Mapras PREsSIDENCY—Occurrence of Swinhoe’s Snipe near Madras, xxi,

1083; Bank Myna (A. ginginianus) near Madras, xxiii, 1155 ; Occur-

rence of a Booby (S. cyanops?) at Cannanore, xxi, 272 ; Great Snipe

(G. major) near Bangalore, xx, 1155; Wood Snipe (G. nemoricola)

at Bangalore, xxi, 677; Limits of range of Bronze-winged Dove

(C. indica), xxii, 630 ; Great Snipe at Arkonam, 8S. India, xxi, 631 ;

Woodcock in the Eastern Ghats, xxiii, 777.

AnpaMANs—Visit to South Sentinel Island, xviii, 201; Visit to Barren

Island, xviii, 357 ; Woodcock in South Andamans, xxi, 1085.

Matay Peninsuta—Occurrence of the Chap Plover (D. oe) in

the —, xxii, 199.

MersoporamM1a—Birds of —, xxiv, 825.

BIRDS (NIDIFICATION).

Corvip#.—RBreeding of the Red-billed Chough (Graculus eremita), xviii,

g00. :

TimMELIDa.—Tweeddale Scimitar Babbler (Pomatorhinus nuchalis), xx1,

- 659 ; Davison’s Babbler (Turdinulus exsul), xxi, 1088.

CRATEROPODID&.—Nidification and habits of Black-headed Sibia

(Iioptila capistrata), xxi, 249; Green Shrike-Tit (Pteruthius

xanthochloris), xxiv, 369, 598. |

Sirtipa.—Chestnut-bellied Nuthatch (Sitta castaneiventus) nesting

at Ferozepore, Punjab, xxii, 195.

CrrtTHiip£.—Nesting of Himalayan Tree-Creeper (Certhia himalayana)

in and around Simla, xx, 463. |

Syiviipz.—Nesting of the Great Indian Reed Warbler, xviii, 495 ;

Long-tailed Grass Warbler (ZL. burnesz), xix, 258.

Turpip#.—Robin Accentor (A. rubeculordes), xx, 221; Little Forktail

(Microcichla scouleri), xxi, 257; Abnormal type of eggs of (Microcichla

scoulert, xx, 1327; Western Blue Rock-Thrush (fetrophiia cyanus)

nesting near Simla, xxi, 1328; Hodgson’s Grandala (Grandala ceh-

color), Xxil, 196; Breeding of Brown-backed Indian Robin (Thamnobia

cambarensis), xxii, 796; XxXiil, 155.

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Frinciniipa.—Nesting of the Spotted-winged Grosbeak in the Murree

Hills, xviii, 907; Rufous-backed Sparrow nesting in the Punjab,

xix, 259; Baya ( Ploceus baya ), xix, 627; Red-necked Mountain

Finch (Montifrugilla ruficollis), xx, 221, Nesting of Himalayan

Greenfinch (Hypacanthis spinoides), xxi, 1075 ; Golden Weaver Bird

(Plocella yavanensis), xxiv, 821; Hastern Baya (Ploceus megarhynchus),

nesting in the same tree as the Jungle Bee (Apis indicus), xxiv,

821; Quetta Rose-finch, xviii, 908.

HirnvuNDINID®.—Breeding of Hodgson’s Martin (Chelidon nepalensis),

xvili, 909; Pale Sand Martin (Riparia riparia diluta), xxi, 398.

Moracitiipa.—Brown Rock Pipit (Anthus similis), xxii, 798; Breeding

of Masked Wagtail (/. personata) in Kashmir, xix, 992.

HKuRYLZMID#&.—Long-tailed Broadbill (P. dalhousie) nesting on an

electric wire, xxiil, 360.

Pict.—Burmese Great Black-Woodpecker (Thiriponax feddenr), xxi,

1081, 1085. cae

Capitones.—Great Himalayan Barbet (Megalema marshallorum), xxi, 681

Hatcyvones.—Harly nesting of Indian Pied Kingfisher, xxii, 199.

CaPRIMULGID#.—Andaman Night-jar (Caprimulgus andamanicus) in the

Andamans, xxi, 992,

CypsetiI.—Brown-necked Spine-tailed Swift (C. wdzea) and White-

rumped Spine-tailed Swift (C. sylvateca), xxii, 398.

CucuLip#.—Oology of Parasitic Cuckoos, xviii, 915-681 ; Large Hawk-

cuckoo (Merococcyx sparveroides), xxi, 18380 ; Common Vuckoo laying

in the nest of the Plumbeous Redstart (Rhyacorns fulginosus), xxii,

625 ; Seven Koel’s eggs in one nest, xxiv, 193, 370; Breeding of

the Koel (Hudynamis honorata), xxiv, 595; Pied Crested Cuckoo

(C. jacobinus), xxiv, 821.

SrriciForMES.—Eggs of the Malay Eagle Owl (Huhua orientalis), xxii,

394; Himalayan Wood Owl, xxii, 626.

ACCIPITRIFORMES.—Nesting of the Rufous-bellied Hawk Eagle, xviii,

499; On the esting habits of the small Indian Spotted EHagle (A.

hastata), xviii, 682; Nesting of the Himalayan Rough-legged

Buzzard (Archibuteo hemiptilopus) in Tibet, xix, 523; Nesting

habits of the Common Pariah Kite (Milvus govinda) and the Brahminy

Kite ( Hahastur indus ), xix, 985; Besra Sparrow-hawk (Accipter

virgatus) in the Andamans, xxi, 992; Pariah Kite (M. govinda),

xx, 854; Cinereous Vulture (V. monachus) nesting near Quetta,

xxi, 264; Osprey or Sea Hawk, xxi, 268; Nesting and Plumage

of Sahin Falcon (f. peregrinator) and the Black-cap Falcon (Ff,

atriceps ), xxii, 197, 629; Taking of the Nest of the Cinereous

Vulture (V. monachus), xxii, 894; Hodgson’s Hawk Hagle (Spizetus

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fraaed

“ee

nepalensis ), xxii, 800; Plumage of Nestlings of the Lammergeyer

(Gypetus barbatus), xxii, 800; Hobby (Falco subbuteo) remarks on

the genus Falco and allied species, xxiii, 579; Himalayan Long-

billed Vulture (G. tenwirostris), xxiv, 358; Paired ovaries in the

genus Astur, xxii, 199; Further notes on the breeding of the

Hobby (fF. subbuteo) near Simla, xxiv, 359; White-backed Vulture

(Pseudogyps bengalensis) breeding in immature plumage, xxiv, 369.

CoLYMBIFORMES.—Doves nesting on the ground, xix, 537; xx, 220;

Plumage of the Nestlings of the Kolka Green Pigegon (S. sphenurus),

xxit, S00,

| GALLIFORMES.—Common Grey Quail (C. communis) breeding in the

y S

Lyallpur District, xxu, 200; Common Sandgrouse, xxiv, 193; Rain

Quail (Coturnix coromandelica), xxiv, 822.

RALLIFORMES.—Breeding of the Banded Crake (Rallina superciliaris),

xxiv, 824.

CHARADRIFORMES.—Nesting of the Ibis-bill (Ldedorhynchus strutherst),

xix, 9938; xx, 519; Breeding of Great Stone Plover (Hsacus recurvi-

rostiis), xx, 221; xxi, 1074; Breeding of the Indian Courser

(C. coromandelicus) in the Darbhanga District, xxi, 631; Fantail

Snipe (Gallinago celestis) breeding on the Teesta River, xxiv, 367.

GRUIFORMES.—Sarus Crane (Grus antrgone), xix, 524; xxi, 992; xx, 854,

ANSERIFORMES.—Nest of the Bar-headed Goose (A.imdicus) in Tibet,xix,

367; Nesting of the Brahminy Duck (C. rutzla), xix, 751; Breeding of

the Marbled Teal (M. angustirostris) and other birds near Sonmeani,

Baluchistan, xxiv, 368; Breeding of the Marbled Teal in Baluchistan,

xxii, 807; Mallard Breeding in the Karachi Zoo, xxiii, 584.

PODICIPEDIFORMES.— Late breeding of Indian Little Grebe (P. albipen-

nis), xix, 995; Nesting of Little Grebe (P. albipennis), xxi, 275.

Nipirication ‘General).— Unusual nesting sites, xxiv, 600; Habits

of birds when danger supposed or otherwise threatens their nests,

xix, 528; Supply of water to young birds in their nest, xix, 753.

Nipirication (Local observations).—-Various birds nesting in the

Upper Chindwin and at Maymyo, xviii, 494; Nesting notes from

the North-West Frontier, xviii, 191; Nesting of a few somewhat

rare birds near Mhow, xix, 988; Two Birds’ nests from Tibet, xx,

221; Birds nesting in the Nila Valley, Garhwal, xx, 1157; Nesting

notes from Lower Burma, xxi, 261; Birds nesting at Quetta, xxiii,

362; On the Nesting of some birds in the Multan District, xxiii,

365 ; Breeding of the Marbled Teal and some other birds at Son-

meani, Baluchistan, xxiv, 368; Birds nesting around Ferozepore,

xxiv, 829; Birds and Birds’ nests from Haka, Chin Hills, xxi, 621.

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BIRDS (HABITS)—

Long-tailed Grass Warbler, xxi, 1080; Swinhoe’s Reed Warbler

(U. squamiceps), xxi, 1085; Intelligence displayed by Short-

billed Minivet when their nests are in danger, xx, 516; Crows and

their sleeping places, xviii, 904 ; Curious habit of Kites and Crows,

xxii, 163; Habits of the Himalayan Tree-creeper (Certhia hima-

layana), xx, 463; Kites and Kingfishers, xxiv, 358; A Hoopoe

incident, xviii, 904; Great Himalayan Barbet, xxi, 681; Curious

habits of Woodpeckers in the Kumaon Hills, xxiv, 363; Roller

catching its prey in the water, xx, 225, 853; King Crows and |

Butterflies, xx, 850; Buzzard and Shrikes, xxiv, 596; Spotted-wing

(Psaroglossa sptloptera), xx, 851; Chestnut-headed Short-wing

(Oligura castaneicoronata), xxii, 391; Black-headed Sibia (Lzoptila

capistrata), xxi, 249; Yellow-throated Bulbul (Pycnonotis sxantho-

lemus), xvii, 905, 907; Bengal Red-whiskered Bulbul (0. emeria),

Xvi, 680; Common Myna feeding young of Pied Myna (S. contra),

xxi, 985; Curious behaviour of a Myna, xxi, 256; Indian

Paradise Flycatcher (7. paradisi), xxi, 660; Spotted Munia (U.

punctulata) and Indian Red Munia (Sporeginthus amandava), xx,

517; House Sparrow and Geese, xviii, 680; Himalayan Green-finch

(H. spinoides), xxi, 1329; Lammergeyer or Bearded Vulture

(Gypetus barbatus), xviii, 500, 918; Young Vultures in the sea, xix,

749; Voracity of Vultures in the Gir Forest, xxii, 395; Vultures

feeding after Sundown, xxiii, 579; Curious behaviour of Small Indian

Spotted Hagle (A. hastata), xviii, 157; Pallas’ Fishing Eagle and

some Water Birds, xxi, 662; Fight between Imperial Eagle (A.

heliaca) and a Jackal, xxii, 189; Cormorant and Fishing Eagle

(Haliaetus leucoryphus), xxiv, 598; Falcons and Gulls, xxi, 267;

Lugger Falcou (F. jugger), xxi, 680; Himalayan Wood Owl (5.

nivocola), xxii, 626; Chinese Crimson Horned Pheasant (7. tem-

minckt), xviii, 753; xix, 260; Habits of the Kalij Pheasant, xxiii,

159, 582; Painted Spur Fowl (Galloperdix lunulata), xxii, 800;

Manipur Bush Quail (2. manipurensis) in captivity, xvill, 496 ;

Grey Quail at Sea, xxii, 200; Painted Bush Quail (M. erythrorhyn-

chus), xxiv, 597; Painted Snipe in large numbers, xxi, 667 ;

Tameness of Great Indian Bustard (Hupodotis edwardsi), xxi,

1333; Habits of female Great Indian Bustard, xxii, 201; Paddy-

birds fisbing, xxiv, 366; Clucking Teal (NV. formosum), xxi, 1335 ;

Injury feigning habits of Parent Birds, xvii, 916; xix, 531;

Keenness of sight in Birds, xviii, 508 ; Maternal solicitude in Birds,

xviii, 914; Intelligence in Birds, xix, 526, 996; Strange behaviour of

certain birds when in possession of strong smelling insects, xix,

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572; Supply of water to young birds in the nest, xix, 753; Habits

of certain birds when danger supposed or otherwise threatens their

nest, xix, 528; Birds feeding their young, xx, 218; Drinking

habits of Wild Birds, xxii, 193.

BIRDS (FOOD)—

Hornbills devouring young Parroquets, xxi, 263; Crow and its

Food, xxi, 248; Food of Great Himalayan Barbet, xxi, 681;

King-crows and Butterflies, xx, 850; Shrike’s Larders, xix, 985; xx,

218, 226; Food of Rufous-bagked Shrike (Lanus erythronotus), xx,

218; Falcons and their prey, xxi, 680; Kite’s Larder, xxi, 1082, 1332;

Great Indian Bustard (Hupoditis edwards), xxi, 13834; Gulls feeding

on Termites, xxiv, 598.

BIRDS (MIGRATION)—

Pintail (D. acuta) in Kashmir in September, xxi, 658; Shoveller

(S. clypeata) in the North-West Frontier Provinces in August,

xxiii, 3864; Winter Visitors to Rawalpindi, xxi, 261; HKarly

arrival of Sheldrake in Darbhanga District Tirhoot, xxiv, 367 ;

Southern migration of Snipe near Calcutta in 1911, xxi, 684; Harly

arrival of Grey Wagtail (Motacilla melanope), xxi, 1829; Jungle

Crow (C. macrorhynchus), xix, 256; Local bird migration in India,

xviii, 843; Birds of Sehore, C. India, with special reference to migra-

tion, xxi, 153; Migration of the Baya (Ploceus baya), xxi, 675 ; Migra-

tion of Full Snipe, xxii, 398; Local Migration of Himalayan Green

Finch ( Hypacanthis spinoides), xx, 517, 852, 1152; xxi, 262, 1075;

Common Snipe in Travancore in April, xix, 749; Late stay of Snipe,

xxii, 160; Late stay of Snipe in the Central Provinces, xxii, 631; Late

stay of Sheldrake in the Darbhanga District, Tirhoot, xxiv, 824,

825; Local Bird Migration, xix, 265; Lesser Florican out of season,

mm, OO.

BIRDS (VARIATIONS AND PLUMAGE)—

Colour variety of the Indian House Crow, xix, 522; Seasonal change

of plumage of White Eye, xix, 983; Indian White Eye, xx, 520

Albino Hoopoe, xx, 853; Maroon Oriole, xxi, 676; An abnormally

coloured Shama (Cttocincla macrura), xxiii, 154; Change of plumage

of the Cinnamon Tree Sparrow (P. cinnamomeus), xix, 986;

Immature plumage of the Lammergeyer (G. barbatus), xxi, 663;

Plumage of Nestlings of Lammergeyer, xxiv, 369; Sahin Falcon

(Ff, peregrinator) and Black-cap Falcon (F. atriceps), xxii, 197, 629;

Plumage of the Nestlings of the Kolka Green Pigeon (Sphenocercus

sphenurus), xxii, 800; Albino Snipe xix, 525; White, Snipe, xxiii,

161; Burmese Grey Duck, xxiii, 498. |

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BIRDS (STRUCTURAL)—

Weights of Woodcock in the Milginis, xx, 1154; Weight of Whooper

Swan, a correction, xix, 262; What is the largest span of a Bird >

xxiv, 606; Paired ovaries on the Genus Astur, xxii, 199.

BIRDS (ECONOMICS)—

Egret Farming in Sind, xxiii, 161, 582; Sap-suckers in the U.S. A.,

xxiv, 822; Woodpeckers in the Kumaon Hills, xxiv, 368.

BIRDS (PROTECTION)—

Proposed alteration to the Forest Rules in reference to the close time

for Quail and Bustard on the Bombay Presidency, xviii, 665;

Cruelty to Wild Fowl in the Punjab, xix, 265; Existing “Close”

time for Birds and Animals in the Bombay Presidency, xix, 216;

Cruelty to Wild Fowl in Sind, xxi, 1033, 1356; Operations of un-

scrupulous egg collectors, xix, 544; Protection of Wild Birds in

India and Traffic in Plumage, xx, 11083; New Wild Birds and

Animals Act, xxii, 205; Suggested emendations on the Wild Birds

and Animals Act of 1912, xxiv, 380. 3

BIRDS (SHOOTING)—

Small game shooting in Sylhet, Assam, xxiii, 367 ; Snipe shooting in

Upper Burma, xxi, 669; Duck shooting in Rajputana, xix, 750;

Goose shooting in Cutch, xxi, 678 ; Florican shooting in Kathiawar,

xviii, 909; Woodcock shooting in the Nilgiris, xx, 854; Pheasant

shooting round about Hill Stations in N, India, xix, 795.

BIRDS (SYSTEMATIC)— |

Additional Cuckoo Notes, xvii, 275; Additions to the Indian Avi-

fauna, xvili, 190, 915; Bean Geese of Asia, xviii, £55; Notes on

Indian Timelides (Babblers, Laughing Thrushes and their allies),

Wi, 1 eel, 2ec bt xx Bll Po lil xen, als Pt xi

614; A Revision of the genus Gennzeus, xxiii, 658; Review of

Indian Swans, xxii, 454.

Game Birds of India, Burma and Ceylon—

Part I—Introduction, description of Woodcock (no plate), xx, 1.

Part 1I—Woodcock (Scolopax rusticola), (plate) ; descriptions of Solitary

Snipe (G.solitarza) (plate) ; Wood Snipe (G.nemoricola) (plate),xx, 259.

Part Il]—UDescriptions of Common or Fantail Snipe (G. celestis) ;

Radde’s Snipe (G. celestrs raddet) ; Great Snipe (G. major) ; Pintail:

Snipe (G. stenura) (Plates A, B and C showing comparison of Bills,

Wings and Tails of various species of snipe), xx, 547.

Part [V—Descriptions of Jack Snipe (G. gaillinula), Painted Snipe

(Rostratula capensis), (Plate), xx, 901.

Part V—Descriptions of Great Bustard (O. tarda) ; Little Bustard

(Otis tetrax), no plates, xxi, 20.

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Part VI—Descriptions of Great Indian Bustard (Eupodotis edwardsz),

(Plate); Macqueen’s Bustard (Houbara macqueent), (Plate), xxi,

303.

Part Nii Spedeeian of Lesser Florican or Likh (Sypheotis a,

(Plate), xxiv, 722.

Part VIlI—Description of Bengal Florican (Sypheotis bengalensis),

(Plate), xxi, 1109. .

Part [x—Descriptions of Imperial or Black-bellied Sandgrouse (Pte7o-

cles arenarius), (Plate), xxi, 1. |

Part X—Description of Painted Sandgrouse (P. fasciatus), (Plate),

Ko 219,

Part XI—Description of Coronetted Sandgrouse (Pt. coronatus atratus)

and plate of Lichtenstein’s or Close-barred Sandgrouse (P. lichten-

isteyat), xxii, 427,

Part XII—Description of Close-barred Sandgrouse (P. Lichtenstein‘)

and plate of Coronetted Sandgrouse (P. coronatus), xxii, 6538.

Part XI1J—Descriptions of Larger Pin-tailed Sandgrouse (Pteroclurus

alchata caudata), (Plate) ; Common Sandgrouse (P. evustus), xxiii, 1.

Part XI1V—Descriptions of Spotted Sandgrouse (P. senegallus), (Plate) ;

Tibetan Sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes tibetanus); Plate of Common

Sandgrouse (P. exustus), xxiii, 184.

Part XV—Plate of Tibetan Sandgrouse (S. tibetanus) ; Descriptions of

Ceylon Bustard Quail (Turnix pugnaxr); Burmese Bustard Quail

(Turnie pugnax plumbipes) ;'The Common Bustard Quail (T. pugnax

taigoor); Chinese Bustard Quail (7. pugnaz atrogularis); Little

Button Quail (T. dussumert), xxiii, 385.

Part XVI—Description of Indian Button Quail (7. tanki), (Plate) ;

Burmese Button Quail (7. tanki blanfordi), xxiii, 594. |

Part X VII—Descriptions of Nicobar Megapode (Megapodius nicobarien-

sts); Common Peafow! (Pavo cristatus); Burmese Peafowl (P. muticus),

Srl L.

Part X VITI—Plate of Nicobar Aiconaa (M. nicebariensis) ; Description

of Argus Pheasant (Argusianus argus); Grey Peacock-Pheasant

(Polyplectron bicalearatum), (Plate); Malay Peacock-Pheasant (P.

malaccensis) ; Germain’s Peacock-Pheasant (P. germaini), xxiv,

201.

Part XI X—Description of the Blood Pheasant (Ithagenes cruentus) ;

Yunan or Beebe’s Blood Pheasant (J. kuserz) (Plate) ; Molesworth’s

Blood Pheasant (I. tibetanus) ; Verreaux’s Blood Pheasant (J. geof-

froyt) ; Chinese Blood Pheasant (I. sinensis), xxiv, 393.

Part XX—Description of Tibet or Pale Grey Eared Pheasant (Cros-

soptilon tibetanum), Pére David’s Eared Pheasant (C. tibetanum

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drouynit), Pallas’ Eared Pheasant (C’. auritum), Chinese Eared

Pheasant (C. mantchuricum), and Elwes’ Horned Pheasant (C.

auritum harmant), (Plate), xxiv, 624.

On a new species of Bush Quail (Microperdix) from Goalpara, Assam,

xix ; A new Bar-wing (Actinodura radcliffet) from Burma, xxi, 256;

A new swift from Burma (Micropus pacificus cooktt), xxiii, 155; On

a wagtail new to the Indian List (M. flava leucocephala), xxiv,

189; New sub-species of Blanford’s Bush Warbler (Horevtes

pallidipes), xviii, 892; A variety of the Peafowl, xx, 520; Inglis’s

Bush Quail (M. inglist), xix, 998; On the sub-species of the

Spct-billed Duck (Anas peciloryncha).

GENERAL.—Sport of Kings, xvii, 785; Bird notes from a homeward

bound steamer, xx, 222.

BISON—See Gaur. —-

BLACK-BIRD—xxi, 680.

BLACK-BUCK—xxi, 247 ; xxii, 622 ; xxiii, 575, 358.

BLANFORD, H. R.— Wild pigs lairs in the Rains, xix, 254.

BLATTER, E., s.3.—Palms of British India and Ceylon, Indigenous and

Eniroduced, “xx, 83,347; 07h, VSI; xxi, 66; 343) 912 ~ xxii, 444.

665; xxi, 269,516, 737 ; xxiv, 66, 329, 507, 673 (for particulars, vide

Palms). The Flora of Aden, xviii, 54; The Praying Mantis, xviii, 203 ;

Contributions to the Flora of North Coimbatore (Plate), xviii, 390;

The Flora of the Bombay Presidency (Statisto-biological notes), xviii,

562; Caterpillars as Ants’ pets, xviii, 591; The Ferns of the

Bombay Presidency, xviii, 599; Ceylon Ferns in the Bombay Natural

History Society’s Herbarium, xviii, 639; On the Flora of Cutch, xviii,

(06 3 xix, lo ; mix,207 3"The Hiora of Panchgani, xix, 314; History

of the Sea Cocoa-nut (Lodoicea sechelarum), xix, 925; A list of Indian

Fungi chiefly of the Bombay Presidency with a description of 2 new

species, xxi, 146; Scorpion Sting and Garden Rue, xxiv, 839.

BLOOECH, E. O.—Snipe in Lower Burma, xxiii.

BOAR—See Pitas. ,

BOMBA Y—See Brrps (Geographv) ; see Botany (Geography and Systema- |

tic) ; see Inszots (Medical, Systematic—Neuroptera and Hemiptera) ;

see Motiusca; On submerged tree stumps found in Bombay Harbour

Kx O94):

sa NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY’S PROCEKEDINGS—Meetings

held in 1907—July, September and December, xviii, 214, 217, 515;

Meetings held in 1908—May, July, September, xviii, 708, 935, 937 ;

November, xix, 280; Meetings held in 1909—January, July, August,

xix, 283, 548, 769; Meetings held in 1910—February, April, June,

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August, September, xx, 251, 255, 535, 5389; 896 ; Meetings held cal ds ee

January, February, April, xx, 1173, 1179, 1183; August, xxi, 300 ;

Meetings held in 1912—January, March, April, June, September, xxi,

716, 1102, 1105, 1358, 1361 ; December 1912, xxii, 214; Meetings held

in 1913—January, March, August, November, xxii, 216, 424, 650, 817;

Meetings held in 1914—February, xxxii, 821; April, July, October,

xxiii, 180, 283, 591 ; Meetings held in 1915-—March, xxiii, 799 ; August,

xxiv, 383; Meetings held in 1916—February, March, September, xxiv,

: 617, 621, 848.

BOMFORD, Rev. T.—Crows and their Sleeping Places, xviii, 904; A

Hoopoe incident, xviii, 904; Note on the House Sparrow and Geese,

xvill, 680.

BOOBY—xxi, 272, 1334.

BOTAN Y—

GENERAL—The Bibliography of the Botany of British India and

Ceylon, xx, lxxx. !

Economic—Plants used in Paper Making, xviii, 703; Improvements

in yield and quality of Indian Wheat, xxi, 187; Some beautiful

‘Tropical Trees and their uses, xviii, 887; Diseases of Trees in

Mysore caused by a species of Phytophtora, xxiv, 615 ; Drugs of

the Sirsi and Kapat Hills, xix, 574.

Norzs on Inpivipuat Sprscres—Natural layering of Demodium tile-

folium, xviii, 207 ; A note on Hura crepitans found at Khandalla, W.

Ghats, xviii, 513; Two species of “Chara” (C. verticulata) and

(C. flacida) from Bombay Island, xix, 762; A Tamarix association,

xx, 198; Note on the circulation of Calycopteris floribunda, xx,

201; A giant sunflower (Helianthus annus), xx, 240; A note on the

structure of the giant Creeper (Calycopteris floribunda), xx, 837 ;

Note on Trichosanthes dioica, xxi, 700; A Plantain inflorescence, xxi,

706; a Fly-trap (Boucerosia crenulata), xxi, 707; Leaf-fall of the

Indian Willow (Salix tetrasperma), xxii, 206; Variation in the size of

the leaves of Callotropis gigantea, xxii, 208; Ramified roots of

Tara bispinosa, xxiii, 380; On Leaf-fall, xxi, 381; The Beda Weed,

Nile Lily (Lichhornia speciosa), xxiii, 588; The Sweet Areca Nut

(A. catechu deliciosa), xxiii, 793; Note on an undescribed species of

Cynodon, xxiv, 846; Peach leaves as a substitute for Laurel leaves,

x1x, 2738.

BOTANY (GEOGRAPHY)—

Flora of Aden (continued) xviii, 54 ; Flora of the Vale of Kashmir, xxi,

703; Plants of the Punjab, xvii, 835; Part II, xix, 59; Part III, xix,

870; Part IV, xix, 683; Part V, xix, 943; Part Vl, xx,

640 >, Part Vili xx. 800; Part Vill, xx, L064.;. Part. EX, xxi, 203;

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Part X, xxi, 1022; Part XI, xxu, 118; Part XII, xxii, 569; Plants,

gathered in and about Mussoorie, 1908, xix, 475; Flora of the

Bombay Presidency (Statisto-biological Notes), xviii, 562; Flora of

Panchgani, xix, 314; Flora of Cutch, xvii, 756 ; xix, 157; List of the

Natural orders and genera of Bombay Plants with derivation of names,

xxiv, 244; Part I, xxiv, 431; Part Il], xxiv, 783; List of Grasses

of Ahmedabad and Surat, xxiii, 881; Two species of “Chara” (C.

verticulata and C. flacida) from Bombay Island, xix, 762; Contri-

bution to the Flora of North Coimbatore, xvii, 390.

BOTANY (SYSTEMATIC). (PHA.NOGAMMIC PLANTS)—-

PaLMs—

Palms of British India and Ceylon Indigenous and Introduced.

Introduction to and distribution of, xx, 33.

Part IJ—Date Palms (Phenix), xx, 347.

Part I[1I—Date Palms (continued), Fan Palms (Chamaerops trachy-

carpus), XX, 675.

Part [V—Ground Rattan (Rhapis), Thatch Palms (Thrinaz), Talipot

Palms (Corypha), xx, 981. ae

Part V—Talipot Palms (Corypha), Mazari Palms (Nannorhops),

(Iacuala), xxi, 61.

Part Vi—Livistona Palms (Livistona), (Pritchardia), (Washingtona) ;

Sabal or Palmetto (Sabal), xxi, 343.

Part Vil—Wax Palm (Corpernica), Doum Palms (Hyphene), Latania

Palms (Latania), Palmyra Palms (Borassus), xxi, 912.

Part VIlI—Double Cocoanut Palm (Lodoicea), Fish-tail Palms,

(Caryota), xxii, 67.

Part I1X—Lodoicea (addenda), Sago Palms ae Didymosperma,

Wallichia, Bentinckia, xxii, 444.

Part X—Areca Palms (Chrysalidocarpus), Hyophorde, Cabbage

Palms (Oreodoxa), Calyptrocalyx, Chamedorea, xxii, 665,

Part XI—Lord Howe’s Palms (Howea), Heterospatha, Roscheria,

Nephrosperma, Verschaffeltia, Phenicophorum, Stevensonia, xxiii,

269. |

Part XII—Acanthophenix, Oncosperma, Hydriastele, Phopalostylis.

Sealing Wax Palms (Cyrtostachys), .Ptychosperma, Loxococcus,

xxii, 516.

Part XIJI-—Calappa Palms (Actinorhytis), Ptychoraphis, Dictyosperma,

Alexandra Palms (Archontophenix), x xiii, 737.

Part XIV—Pinanga, xxiv, 66.

Part XV—Betelnut Palm (Areca), xxiv, 329.

Part XVI—Oil Palms (His), Attalea, Mazimiliana, Coconut Palms

(Cocos), xxiv, 507.

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Patms—contd.

Part XVIJ—Pigmy coconut (Jubea), Martinezia, Bactris, Ivory Nut

Palms (Phytelephas), Water Coconut Palms (Nipa), xxiv, 673,

The Indian Doum Palm (Hhphene), xviii, 929; A Branching Date

Palm (Phoenix sylvestris), xviii, 699; Some notes on the —

(Oreodoxia regia), Plate, xix, 1010; Curious growth of Palmyra —

(Borassus flabellifer), xx, 889; A branching Palmyra — (B. flabiile-

fer), xxi, 1098; Dates and date marks, xviii, 700.

Orncutips—The Orchids of the Bombay Presidency, Part V, Plate, iv,

(Eulophia pratensis), xviii, 88; Part VI (Cymbidium), Plates, v,

(Cymbidium bicolor), vi, (Cottona macrostachya), xviii, 586 ; Part VU,

(Rynchostylis), Plate, (Rynchostylis retusa), xviii, 833 Part VIII,

(Arides), Plate, xix, 189; Part IX, (Vanda), Plate, xix, 624; Part

X, (Saccolabium), Plate, xx, 126; Part XI, (Ground orchids), xx, 597 .

Part XII, (Ground orchids), Plato (Habenaria susanne), xxi, 171.

SYSTEMATIC (CRYPTOGAMIC PLANTS)—

SYSTEMATIC— |

Frern(s)—Notes on Indian —, xviii, 338 ; The — of the Bombay Presi-

dency, xvili, 599 ; Ceylou — in the Bombay Natural History Soci-

ety’s Herbarium, ?

xix, 917; — collected at Pachmari, C.P., xxiii, 498 ; Occurrence of

the Fern Peranema cyatheoides at a comparatively low altitude,

xxiv, 616. :

Funei—A list of Indian —, chiefly of the Bombay Presidency with a

description of two new species, xxi, 146; The Castor Rust (Mel-

ampsorella ricint), xxi, 1092 ; — of India, Part I, xxi, 1273; Part

Lt 2 144,

Moss(zs)—First list of Mosses of W. India, xix, 938 ; Brachymenium

turgidum, xxi, 536; Second list of Mosses of W. India, xx, 1043 ;

Third list of Mosses from Western India, xxii, 370.

BOURDILLON, T. F.—Nesting of the Rufous-bellied Hawk Hagle, xviii, 429.

BOURKE, D. R. 8.—Panther kept from Kill by Pariah Dogs, xxiii, 348,

BOYD, J. EK. M.—Case of a Snake-bite of a Himalayan Viper, xx, 864.

BOYLE, D. H. M.—Notes from the Mansi Nyu Forest, U. Burma, xix, 535.

BRANDER, A. A. DUNBAR.—Effect of Strychnine on: Wild Dogs, xviii,

487 ; Photographs of a Wild Gaur (Bos gaurus), xxii, 621.

BRANFORD, R.—Recovery from Bite of Echis carinata, xxiii, 378.

BRISCOME, T.—A record Great Indian Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros untcoi =

xix, 746.

BROADBILL—-xxiii, 360.

BROOKE, A. T.—An Albino Hoopoe (Upupa indica), xx, 853.

BROW-ANTLERED DEER—xxi, 248, 654.

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BROWNE, D. R. H.—-A record Panther, xxiii, 342.

BUDDEN—Nesting of the Rain Quail (C. coromandelica) in the Central

Provinces, xxiv, 822.

BUFFALO—xviii, 670 ; xxi, 237, 1823 ; xxii, 390.

BUGS—See Insects (Hemiptera).

BULBULS—xviii, 905, 680, 907 ; xxiv, 592.

BUNTING—-xxiv, 357.

BURKHILL, I. H.—The Indian Doum (Hyphene) Palm, xvii, 929.

BURMA—See Binns, MamMMats, SNAKES (Geography).

BURN, P. E.—Note on the common Indian Crocodile (Crocodilus palustris),

Xvi, 689.

BURNS, W.—A Tamarix association, xx, 193 ; A study of Sea-shore vege-

tation, xx, 1024 ; Second year’s growth of Plantain inflorescence, xxi,

706. }

BURTON, R. G.—The drinking habits of Wild Animals, xvii, 250 ; The

Baluchistan Gazelle, xviii, 489 ; The fear of Man in Wild Animals, xix,

276 ; Some Natural History Notes, xix, 399 ; Marbled Duck at Baroda,

xxi, 684 ; Notes on Tigers, xxi, 1062 ; Notes on Panthers, xxi, 1065 :

Do Chinkara (Gazella bennetti) drink water

——_———-, R. M.—A good Chinkara or Indian Gazelle head, xix, 982.

—___——-, R. W.— Weights and Measurements of Game Animals, xxiv, 186.

BUSTARD—xx, 1152, 1154 ; xxi, 268, 1838, 1884 ; xxii, 201.

BUTTERFLIES— See Insects (Lepidoptera).

BUTURLIN, T. A.—Bean Geese of Asia, xvili, 555.

BUZZARD—xix, 523 ; xxiv, 596. |

CACHAR—Scee Birps (Geography—Assam).

CACTUS (I)—Note on —in North-West India, xxi, 1095. _

CADEL, P. R.—Voracity of a Python (Python molurus), XXi, 202.

CALCUTTA— See MammMats (Geography—Bengal) ; See Birps (Migration). |

CAMERON, P.—On a new Genus and some New Species of Aculeate

Hymenoptera collected by Lieut.-Col. C. G. Nurse in Baluchistan,

Xvili, 130 ; Contribution to the Aculeate Hymenoptera of the Bombay

Presidency, xviii, 300, 649 ; On undescribed bees and wasps collected

by Lieut.-Col. G. Nurse in India, xix, 129 ; Description of New Genera

and species of Indian Ichneumonide.

CAMPBELL, W. H.—Sexual attraction in Lepidoptera, xviii, 511 ; Sweep-

ing for Moths, XViii, 512,

CANANORE—Scee Birps (Geography—Madras Presidency).

CANNIBALISM—of a Caterpillar, xvii, 510; — in Caterpillar, xvi, 696;

— among Panthers, xxi, 13819 ; a case of —in the common Krait (b.

caeruleus), XXil, 373.

GENERAL INDEX, 21.

CAPPER, A. 8.—Black Tigers (Felis tigris), xxiii, 343.

CARTER, R. J.—Cannibalism among Panthers (Felis pardus), xxi, 1319.

CASTRATION—Effect of —on a Black Buck (A. cervicapra), xxii, 622 ;

xxi, 575. |

CATS—xxi, 237.

CAT-BEARS— xviii, 903.

CATERPILLAR(S)—as ants’ Pets, xviii, 591 ; Cannibalism of a—, xviii,

510; Cannibalism in —, xviii, 696; — pest on Cotton in Khandesh,

xxi, 698.

CAWNPORE—See Birps (Goootapietinieed Provinces).

CENTRAL PROVINCES—See Birps (Geography), (Nidification—Gulli-

formes) ; see Mammats (Geography); see Insucts (Butterflies—

Geography) ; see Botany (Geography).

CEY LON-— See Borany (Ferns) ; sce Mammazs (Geography).

CHAM ALEON—Notes onthe Indian Chameleon (C. calearatus), xxi, 687;

Extension of the range of the —, xxiu, 370.

CHAMPION, H. G.—Sapsuckers in the U.S. A., xxiv, 821.

CHATS—xxii, 196.

CHATTERJEE, N.C.—“Chemotropism” Influence of Kusum oil on Insects,

xxiv, 198:

CHIBBER, H. M.—The food of a Bull Frog, xx, 865 ; Congenital abnor-

mality in the bones of the Bull Frog (Rana tigrina), xxii, 204 ; On the

Leaf fall of the Indian Willow (Sala tetrasperma), xxi, 206; On

variations in size of the leaves of Calotropis gigantea, xxii, 208; The

ramified roots of Tara bispinosa, xxiii, 380; A list of the Genera

and Orders of Bombay Plants with derivation of names, xxiv, 244;

No. Il, xxiv, 431; No. Il, xxiv, 788.

CHIN HILLS—See Birps (Geography—Burma), (Nidification—G eneral)

see MAMMALS (Geography—Burma); see Snakes (Geography—Burma),

CHINA—See Insucts (Butterflies—Geography).

CHINDWIN—Scee Birps (Geography—Burma), (Nidification—General).

CHINKARA—xix, 982 ; xx, 848, xxi, 655, 1068; xxii, 390; xxiv, 355.

CHITRA L—See Birps, MamMats, SNakEs, Insezcts (Butterflies), (GuogRAPHY

—North- West Frontier Provinces).

CHLOROPSIS—xxiil, 776.

CHOLMONDELREY, E, C.—Kraits in Indore, xvii, 921,.

CHOUGHS—xviii, 909.

CHRISTOPHER, S. A. and -L. H, MACKENZIE—Recovery of animals

from injuries, xxii, 192,

CHUMBI VALLEY—See Tibet.

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CICADAS—See Insxcts (Homoptera).

CIVETS—xxii, 390 ; xxili, 612, 613; xxiv, 63.

CLARKE, B. L.—Solitary Snipe in Quetta, xxn, 805,

COBRA(S)—Peculiar progression of a—, xvili, 209; A variety of the

common — from Chitral, xix, 1001; — breeding at Parel, xxi, 1337;

Description and Plate, xxii, 243; Part II, xxii, 550; Mungoose vs.

Cobra, 789; Catching a — with bare hands, xxiv, 370.

COCCID Ai—See Insects (Homoptera).

COCOA-NUT—History of the Sea —, (Lodoicea sechalarum), xix, 925.

See PALMS.

COIMBATORE—-See Botany (Geography).

COLDSTREAM, J.—Woodcock in Kulu, xxi, 268.

COLEMAN, L.—A new Indian Grasshopper injurious to Agriculture

(Colemania sphenarordes), xx, 879 ; Ferocity of the female Mantis, xx;

1167; A common Blister Beetle (Cantharis rouzxi) as a nuisance to

man, xx, 1168; New species of Indian Grasshoppers belonging to the

genus Hieroglyphus and the genus Hieroceryx, xxiii, 172.

COLEOPTERA—S¢e Insucrs (Coleoptera).

COLNEY, A.—F lying Squirrel and Walnuts, xxii, 191.

COMBER, E,—The birds of Chitral, xviii, 186; Fresh water shells, an |

appeal, xviii, 210; Shedding of the Antlers of the Muntjac or Barking

Deer (Cervulus muntiacus), xviii, 490; On nets used by the Fisherman

of North Kanara, xviii, 506; The classification of Lepedoptera, xviii,

695; On the food of the Desert Gerbille (Gerbilius hurriane), xix, 978 ;

Butterflies of the Konkan, xx, 871.

CONNOR, F. P.—Notes on the Manipur Bush Quail (Microperdix mani-

purensis) in captivity, xviii, 496.

COOK, J. P.—Uncommon Birds in Burma, xxi, 265; Nidification of

Tweeddale’s Scimitar Babbler (Pomatorhinus nuchalis), xxi, 569; Notes

on some of the Bird life at Thandoung, xxi, 688; Nidification of the

Burmese Great Black Woodpecker (Thriponax feddeni), xxi, 1081 ;

Notes on the habits of Swinhoe’s Reed Warbler (Urosphenax squamiceps)

and on the nesting of the Great Burmese Woodpecker (Thripona.

Jfeddent), xxi, 1085; A list of Kalaw Birds with Bird-nesting Notes,

xx, ZOU,

COOKE, E. B.—The Bronze-backed Tree Snake (Dendrelaphis iristis) a

Baia. Fo xe, Boy.

COOPER, R. W.—Occurrence of the Goshawk (Astur palumbarius) in Sind, -

xxi, 665. : ;

COORG—See Mammats (Geography—Madras Presidency); see NsnuTs

(BuTreRFLIES—Geography) ; see Insects (SysteMatic— Coleoptera),

GENERAL INDEX, 23

CORY, C. P.—The habits of the Solitary Wasp (Sceltphron intrudens), xxii,

648.

COTTON—Caterpillar pest on —- in Khandesh, xxi, 698.

W. B.—Notes on the Game Birds of the Basti District, U. P.,

xxli, 802; The Great Pamir or Marco Polo’s Sheep (Ovis pols), xxiii,

770. | . |

COURSER—xxu, 631.

CRAKE—xx1v, 824.

CRANE—xix, 524; xix, 261; xx, 218; xx, 854.

CRAWFORD, W. M.—Notes on Butterflies, xxi, 176.

CRICKETS —See Insrcts (Orthoptera).

CROCODILE(S)—On the Common Indian — (Crocodilus palustris), xviii,

689 ; Food of —, xx, 228, 523 ; The Broad-snouted Mugger in the Indus,

xx, 1160 ; Contents of a Marsh —’s Stomach (C. palustris), xxii, 641 ;

Marsh — killing a Panther, xxii, 641; The Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus),

ee renee

xxii, 369; Gharial (Gavials gangeticus) and porpoise catching in the

Indus, xxiii, 779 ; Note on the Mugger (C. palustris), xxiii, 780.

CROSS, H. E.—Young Tiger attacking Human beings, xxi, 236.

CROWS—xviil, 904; xix, 522, 256; xxi, 248; xxi, 165.

CRUICKSHANK, A.—Common Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) laying in the nest

of the Plumbeous Redstart (Rhyacornis fulginosus), xxii, 625.

CUCKOOS—xviii, 275, 915, 918, 681; xxi, 1380; xxii, 625, 626; xxiii,

581; xxiv, 359; xxiv, 594; xxiv, 21. |

CUCKOO-SPIT— What is a —, xx, 235.

CUFFE, Mrs. C. T. W.—Notes on Burmese Takin, xxiu, 555; Abnormal

Sambhar Horns, xxiii, 356; Notes on Burmese Serows, xxiii, 357.

CUMMING, W. W.—Vanessa cantholema found occurring below 2,000 ft.

altitude, xxiv, 839.

CURRIE, A. J.—Nesting of the Long-tailed Grass Warbler (Laticilla

buinest) in the Punjab, xix, 258; The Rufous-backed Sparrow (Passer

phyrrohonotus) in the Punjab, xix, 259; Local bird migration, xix, 265;

Birds of Lahore and its vicinity, xxiv, 561; Occurrence of the Bristled

Grass Warbler (C. locustelloides) at Lahore, xxiv, 593; Occurrence of

the Green Munia (Stictospiza formosa) at Lahore, xxiv, 594; Notes on

the Punjab Cuckoos, xxiv, 594; Unusual nesting sites, xxiv, 600;

Some birds found in the Gurdaspur District, Punjab, xxiv, 601.

CUTCH—See Brrps’ (Geography—Bombay Presidency); see Mammatus

(Geography—-Bombay Presidency) ; see Fossizs.

D’ABREU, E. A.—Note on Blyth’s (Baza jerdont), xx, 518; Nesting habits

of the Common Pariah Kite (Milvus govinda), xx, 854 ; Extension of the

habitat of Zycodon fasciatus, xx, 857; The occurrence of the Giant

24 : GENERAL INDEX.

Water-Bug (Belostoma indica) in the Kastern Himalayas, xx, 883; The

Himalayan Greenfinch (Hypacanthis spinoides), xxi, 152; Do Snakes

swallow stones ? xxl, 281; Rate of growth of a Dhaman (Zamenis maco-

sus) hatchling, xxi, 1099; Notes on a bird collecting trip in the Bala-

ghat District of the Central Provinces, xxi, 1158; Is Lycodon gammiei,

an aberrant specimen of Lycodon fasciatus, xxi, 13835; Effect of a bite

from Schneider’s Water Snake (Hypsirhina enhydris), xxii, 203; Occur-

rence of the Himalayan Yellow-backed Sunbird (Aethopyga seheri@) in

the Central Provinces and the extension of its habitat, xxi, 392;

Occurrence of the snake (Psammophis longifrons) at Nagpur, Xxli, 634;

The occurrence of the Slender Coral Snake (Callophis trimaculatus) at

Nagpur, C. P., xxii, 634; The Nilgiri Babbler (Aleippe phecocephala) in

the Bastar State, C. P., xxiii, 154; The Yellow-breasted Babbler in

the Bastar State, C. P., xxni, 154; The Cuckoo (C. canorus) in the

Central Provinces, xxiii, 581; Note on the Mugger (Crocodilus palus-

t7ts), xxiii, 780; Eryx conicus breeding in captivity, xxiv, 193; Albino

Tiger from the Central Provinces, xxiv, 819.

DALGLIESH, G.—Some Indian Freshwater Shells, xviii, 92; The adapta-

tion of Aquatic Insects to their Environments, xix, 732; The preserva-

tion of Natural History Specimens, xx, 249; Roller catching its prey

in water, xx, 489. :

DALHOUSIE—See Birps (Geography— Punjab) :

DAMOH—See Birps (Geography—Central Provinces),

DARJEELING—See Mammats Soe see SNAKES (Geo-

graphy— Bengal). ppm foe

DAVIDSON, J.—On the Nesting habits of the Small Indian Spotted Eagle

(Aguila hastata), xviii, 682.

DAVIES, H. J.—Some Notes on the Low-Level Laterite of Pere uce

India, xviii, 928; Large heads of Malay Sambar and Brow-antlered

Deer, xxi, 248 ; Ammonites from Cutch, xxi, 1852 ; Malayan variety of

Sambhar (Cervus unicolor), xix, 253.

De PONCINS, E.—How Wild Boars Fight, xxii, 791.

Dr RHE-PHILIPEH, J. W. V.—Further notes on the Butterflies of the

Konkan, xvii, 884; Notes on the Butterflies (Lethe kansa and Dophla

patala), xxi, 698; Description of a new species of “ Charaxes’’ from the

Bhutan Frontier (Charaves raidhaka), xix, 270 ; Notes on some Butter-

flies from the Indian region, xx, 753; The construction of a Spider's

Web, xxiv, 843.

DEER—xviu, 187 ; xxi, 351.

DELME RADCLIFFE, H. R.—See Rapourre, H. Deume.

DERA ISMAIL KHAN—See Snakes (Geography—N.-West Frontier

Provinces). a ner

-GENERAL INDEX, : 25

DEWAR, F.—The Call of the Sloth Bear, xx, 213; Notes on Tigers, xxi,

1062; Do Chinkara (Gazella bennett.) drink water ? xxi, 1069.

DEWAR, D.—The Injury-feigning habits of Parent-Birds, xvii, 916 ;

Local Bird migration in India, xviii, 343; Nesting habits of the Baya,

xix, 627; Shrikes’ larder, xxiv, 985.

DHAMAN-—See Rat SNAKE.

DHARWAR—See Mamas (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

DHU SKENE—Estuary fishing in India, xvii, 691.

DIPTERA—See Insrcts (Diptera).

DIXON, H. N.—Brachymenium turgidum, n. sp., xix, 536.

DODSWORTH, P. T. L.—Notes relating to the distribution, habits and

nidification of Certhia himalayanainand around Simla and adjacent

ranges, xx, 463; Intelligence displayed by Short- billed Minivets when

their nests are in danger, xx, 516; The Himalayan Greenfinch, xx,

517; Food of Crocodiles, xx, 523; Protection of Wild Birds in India

and traftic in Plumage, xx, 1103; Crow and its food, xxi, 248; Notes

relating to the habits and nidification of the Black-headed Sibia

(Lioptila capistrata), xxi, 249; Notes on the Nidification of Microcichla

scoulert, The Little Fork tail, xxi, 257; Occurrence of Hemilophus pul-

verulentus, The Great Slaty Woodpecker in the neighbourhood of

Simla, N. W. Himalayas, xxi, 263; The Crag Martin (Pytonoprogne

rupestris), xxi, 660; Extension of the habitat of the Common King-

fisher (Alcedo ispida), xxi, 660; Extension of the habitat of the Brah-

miny Kite (Haliastur indus), xxi, 665; Habits, Food and Nesting of the

‘Great Himalayan Barbet (Megalema marshallorum), xxi, 681; Distribu-

tion, habits and nesting of the Himalayan Greenfinch (Hypacanthis

spinoides), xxi, 1075; Occurrence of the Common Peafowl (Pavo eris-

tatus) in the neighbourhood of Simla, N. W. Himalayas, xxi, 1082;

Insects in the nest of the Common Swift (Cypselus affinis), xxi, 1091;

Abnormal type of eggs of Little Forktail (Mcrocichla scoulert), xxi,

1327; Nesting of the Western Blue Rock Thrush (Petrophila cyanus)

in the neighbourhood of Simla, N. W. Himalayas, xxi, 1328; Question

whether the Griffon (Gyps fulvus) occurs in the Himalayan Districts of

the Punjab, xxi, 1331; A Kite larder, xxi, 1332; The Trinomial system

of Nomenclature, xxi, 1854; Occurrence of the Red-tailed Chat (8S.

chrysopygia) in the vicinity of Simla, xxii, 196; Some notes on the

nesting and plumage of the Shahin Faleon (Falco peregrinator) and

the Black-cap Falcon (Falco atriceps), xxii, 197; Eggs of the Malay Kagle

Owl (Huhua orientalis), xxii, 394; Occurrence of the Emerald Cuckoo

Dove (Chalcophaps indica) in the Simla District, xxii, 398; On the

habits of the Rock Lizard (Agama tuberculata), xxii, 404; The Hima-

layan Wood Owl (8. nivicola), xxii, 626 ; Further notes on the nesting

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26 GENERAL INDEX.

and plumage of the Shahin Falcon (Falco peregrinator) and the Black-

eap Falcon (Falco atriceps), xxii, 629 ; Notes on the Mammals found in

the Simla District, Simla Hill States, and Kalka and adjacent coun-

tries, xxii, 726; Occurrence of the White-browed Bush Robin (Lanthia

indica) in the N. W. Himalayas, xxii, 795 ; Nesting of the Brown Rock

Pipit (Anthus similis), xxii, 798; Nesting of Hodgson’s Hawk Hagle

(Spizetus nepalensis), xxii, 800; Plumage of the nestlings of the

Kokla Green Pigeon (Sphenocercus sphenurus), and the Bearded Vulture

or Lammergeyer (Gypetus barbatus), xxii, 800.

DOGS—xviii, 487, 194, 211 ; xx, 215.

DOVES—xix, 537 ; xx, 220 ; xxii, 398 ; xxii, 630 ; xxii, 157, 158, 364, 581.

DONALD, C. H.—Differentiation of Species, xviii, 198; Keenness of sight

in Birds and Animals, xviii, 508; Variety of Species, xviii, 687; The

Sport of Kings, xviii, 785; The Bearded Vulture or “ Lammergeier,”’

xviii, 9138; Maternal Solicitude, xviii, 914; Intelligence in Birds,

xix, 996,

DONALD, J.—Early arrival of Grey Wagtail, xxi, 1529. ,

DRACOT, C. H.—Note on Ciccadas, xxii, 789; Fishing without a’ fish

hook, xxii, 789.

DRAGON FUILES—See Inszcrs (Neuroptera).

DRECKMANN, Rev. F.—Breeding habits of some Snakes and Lizards,

xviii, 843; A large cricket (Callimenellus opacus) from Khandalla,

Western Ghats, xviii, 924.

DRUGS—Of the Sirsi and Kappat Hills, xix, 574.

DUCK(S)—xviii, 210, 498, 916; xix, 261, 263, 264, 750, 751; xx, 518, 856;

1156; xxi, 658, 684, 685, 1086, 1088 ; xxii, 399, 632, 805; xxill, 364,

584 ; xxiv, 367, 599, 600, 824, 825.

DUNGA GALI—See Birps (Geography—Punjab).

DUNN, H. 8.—The Serw, xix, 519.

DURNFORD, EE. H.—Shedding of horns of Muntjac, xvin, 491.

EKAGLE—xviii, 157, 499, 682; xxi, 662; xx, 189, 800; xxiv, 598.

EARTHWORMS—Sce Worms.

EDITORS—-The Vitality of a Tiger, xxii, 188; The New Wild Birds and

Animals Act, xxii, 205; The New Game Birds from the N.-H. Frontier,

xxiii, 584; The Beda Weed, Nile Lily Eichorhnia speciosa, xxiil, 588.

EDWARDES, E.—Remarkable variety of an Astor Markhor (Capra falco-

nert), XXli, 628.

EGRET—xxin, 161, 582.

ELEPHANTS-——xxi, 289; xxii, 789; xxiii, 350, 770; xxiv, 355. _

ELLIOT, C. H.—-Cruelty to Wild Fowl in Sind, xxi, 1083.

ELLIS, E. V.—A new Penthema from Burma (Plate), 58.

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ELWES, H. J.—The Domestic Breeds of Indian Sheep, xxi, 245; Indian

breeds of Sheep, xxi, 655; Notes on some Mammals from Sikkim,

xxii, 143; Altitude to which Elephants ascend, xxiv, 355.

EVANS, EVAN A.—Baikal Teal (Nettowm formosa) shot in Assam, XX1,

) 109,

EVANS, G. H.—Do Animals die a Natural Death, xix, 273; Strange

mortality amongst Black Buck (Antilope cervicapra), xxi, 247 ; Recovery

of Birds from injuries, xxi, 276; Late stay of Snipe, xxiii, 160; White

Snipe, xxii, 161; A curious habit of Kites and Crows, xxiii, 163;

Siamese fighting Fish (Betta pugnax), xxiii, 171; Serow, Goral, etc.,

xxi, 358.

ERMINE—xx, 514.

EVANS, G. P.—Tsaine (Bibos sondaicus) consorting with tame cattle, xx1,

1323.

—_——— T. M.--Notes on the colour of the Common Keelback, xx, 1164.

—___—_— W. H.—-A list of the Butterflies of the Palni Hills with a note on

| Migration by J. Evershed, xx, 380; Additions and corrections to

certain Local Butterfly Lists, xx, 423; A list of Indian Butterflies,

xx, 553, 969; Notes on Indian Butterflies, xxii, 279, 761; xxiii, 302 ;

A list of Butterflies caught by F. M. Bailey in S. E. Tibet during 1913,

xxiii, 532. |

EVERSHED, J.—Notes on the Migration of Butterflies, xx, 580.

FALCONS—-xxi, 267, 680; xxii, 197, 620, 396; xxiu, 579; xxiv, 359.

FATEGARH—Sce Mammats (Geography— United Provinces).

FAWCET, J. M.—Muimicry in Silk-worm Moths, xxi, lxxxix.

FAYRER, F. D. 8.—Large Sambhar head (Plate), xxi, 391.

FENN, A. A.—Female Black Buck with Horns, xxiii, 353.

FENTON, L. L.—The Kathiawar Lion, xix, 4; Tiger attacking a Bear, xix,

979 ; Breeding of the Masked Wagtail (Motacilla personata) in Kashmir,

xix, 992 ; The Snakes of Kashmir, xix, 1002 ; Distribution of the Sloth-

Bear or Indian Bear (Melursus wrsenus), xx, 213; The Baluchistan

Bear, xx, 214; Doves nesting, on the ground, xx, 220; Occurrence of

the Lesser Flamingo (Pheniconais minor) in Kathiawar, xix, 221; The

Kathiawar Lion (Plate), xx, 737; Old wounds in Tiger and Panther,

xx, 1148; Occurrence of the Barking Deer (Muntiacus vaginalis) and

a few other animals in Kathiawar, xxii, 7795.

FERGUSON, H.—-A new Tortoise from Travancore, xviu, 186.

FERNS—Sce Botany (Cryptogamnuc plants).

FEROZEPORE—See Birps (NipiricaTion—NSittids and General).

FERRET-BADGER—xxiv, 819. |

FIELD, F.—A branching Date Palm (Phenix sylvestris), xviii, 699; The

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period of Gestation in Mammals, xviii, 901; Florican shooting in

Kathiawar, xvii, 909; Habits of the Mason-Wasp, xxiii, 378; Hyena

driving Panther away from its “kil]”’, xxiv, 818.

FINCHES—xviii, 908; xx, 221, 852, 1152 ; xxi, 262, 1075, 1329.

FINN, F.—Review ; The Worlds Birds, xviii, 893.

FISH(ES)—A Primary list of the — of Tirhoot, Bengal, xx, 428 ; Mosquitoes

and —, xx, 1165; A Sporting Kashmir —The Cheroo (Schizothorax

ecosciuusy, xxi, 285; Chinese Gold — (Crassius auratus), xxi, 1100;

Size of Barilus guttatus, xxii, 405; Recent Observations on the

Murral (Ophiocephalus striatus), xxii, 405; Fighting — (betta

pugnax, xxii, 682; Food of Trout (S. fario) in Kashmir, xxii, 809;

Siamese Fighting —, xxiii, 171; Notes on the respiration of the

Murral, xxiv, 195; Making of a Himalayan Trout water, xxiv, 317;

Large Kashmir Brown Trout (Salmo fario), xxiv, 371; Game — of the

Persian Gulf, Pt. I, xxiv, 722.

FISHER, C. E. C.—Notes ona social Spider (Stegodypus sarasinorum), xviii,

206; Natural layering of (Demodium tilefolium), xviii, 207 ; Aberration

in scales of regrown tail of Agama tuberculata, xvii, 208 ; Cannibalism

of a Caterpillar, xviii, 510; Fear in Animals, xviii, 704; Environment

versus natural selection, as the cause of natural colouration in Animals,

xix, 1011; Pairing of the Spider Nephile maculata, xx, 526; Further

note on Nephile maculata, xx, 886; Observation on the Spider

Galeodes indicus, xx, 886; Further note on Nephile maculata, xx, 887 ;

The Courtship of Whip Scorpions, xx, 888; Galls of Paracopium cinga-

lense on Clerodendron phlomidis, xx, 1169; Notes on Tigers, xxi,

1062; Natural Selection, xi, 294; The Nilgiri Wild Goat, xxiv, 189;

Dryophis dispar, xxiv, 194; Habits of Rana semipalmata, xxiv, 194.

FISHING—On the nets used by the Fishermen of North Kanara, xviii, 506 ;

Kstuary Fishing in India, xviii, 691; — in Burma, xx, 525; xx, 865.

FLAMINGOES—xix, 262, 525; xx, 221, 518.

RFLATA—See Insects (Homoptera).

FLETCHER, T. BAINBRIDGE—Ant-mimicry by a Pormicomus, xxii, 415;

Note on Tiger Beetles from Coorg, xxiii, 379.

FLEUR DE LYS.—The Indian Mungoose, xvii, 671.

BUORICAN— xvii. 709; xx, 227: xxi, 721: xxi, L109; xxi, 201,’ 202,

6390's xxi, ool.

FLY (IES)—See Instots (Diptera), ?

FLYCATCHER(S)—xix, 259; xxi, 660 ; xxii, 795; xxiv, 357.

FOOKS, H.—European Bustard (Otis tarda) in Northern India, xx,

1153; Large swarms of Bees (Plate), xxii, 414, ,

FORMALIN—Use in preparation of Natural History Specimens, xx

249,

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FORSYTH, H. W.—The food of Crocodiles, xx, 228; Vitality of a wound-

ed Tiger, xx, 1147; The number of Cubs in a Tiger’s litter, xx, 1148.

, W.—Habits of the Python (Python molurus), xxi, 277.

FOSSIL(S)—Notes on the Cutch Ammonites, xxi, 709; No. 2, xxi, 1847;

No. 3, Keera Hill, xxii, 209; No. 4, Ler-Hamundra Ellipse, xxu, 417;

No. 5, East of Ler, xxiii, 176; No. 6, Habye Hills, xxiii, 798; Ammo-

nites from Cutch, xxi, 1852; Some Fossils in the Society’s Collection,

xxu, 208; Cutch Ammonite Beds, xxii, 421; Oppelie tenuibobata in

Cutch, xxii, 812; Hocostephanus in Cutch, xxii, 813.

FOSTER, R. T.—The call of the Sloth-Bear, xx, 513.

FOUR-HORNED ANTELOPE—xxi, 658.

FOX, E. BROOK—see Broox-Fox, E.

FRANCIS, R.—The Smew, xx, 224; The Broad-snouted Mugger in the

Indus, xx, 1160.

FRANCOLIN—See Partrince.

FRASER, F. C.—Biological notes on Apneus hypargirus, xx, 528; Notes -

on Calotis in Sind, xx, 867; An Ant-granary, xx, 877; A note on

(Polyommatus beticus), xxi, 287; Entomological notes from Mesopota-

mia, xxiv, 377; Biological notes on Argynnis hyperbius, xxiv, 608.

—_-——-, |. 8.—Swinhoe’s Snipe (Gallinago megala), near Madras, xxi, 1083.

FREREH, A. G.—-Snake-charmer’s performance, xxii, 808.

FROG—The Food of a Bull-Frog, xx, 865; — collected on Chiteal, “xxi,

145; Food of a Bull-Frog, xxi, 1341; Congenital abnormality in the

bones of a Bull —, xxi, 204; Bull-frog and Rat-snake, xxiii, 789;

Habits of Rana semi planata, xxiv, 194.

FRY, JOHN—Nidification of the little Grebe or Dabchick (Podiceps albi-

pennis), XXi, 275. :

FRYER, J. C. F.—-Appeal for information concerning Papilio polytes, ee

287; A note on Argynnis castetsi, xxii, 587.

FULTON, H.—Note on the White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons), xviii,

683 ; Hardwicke’s Hedgehog (Hrinaceus collaris) at Fategarh, xx, 849;

The Spotted Wing (Psarglossa spiloptera), xxx, 851; The food of

Dragon-flies, xx, 876; Notes on the smaller Kashmir Flying Squirrel,

xxi, 146; The Snow Pigeon at a low elevation (Columba leuconota),

Mein, 159.

FUNGI—See Botany (Cryptoyammic plants).

FYZABAD—See Birps (Geography — United Provinces); see SNAKES (Geog-

raphy—United Provinces).

GAMMIE, G. A.—The Orchids cf the Bombay Presidency, Part v, Xvill,

685° Fart, Vi... xvi, 586; Part Vil (Plates vii), xvii, 833; Part

VIII (Plate viii), xix, 1389; Part [X (Plate ix), xix; Part X (Plate

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x), xx, 120; Part X1> xx). 607, Part XI) (Plate xi) xsi, 171s) Part

XAT, xxi, 1129. :

GAUR—xviil, 487; xxi, 241; xxii, 621.

GAYAL—See Miryan,

GAYE, W.—Sloth Bear calling her young when attacked, xx, 217.

GAZELLE—Baluchistan, xviii, 489; Persian, xviii, 677, 678; Tibetan, xix,

521; Indian, xix, 982; xx, 848; xxi, 665, 1068; xxili, 390; xxiv, 355.

GERBILLES—x1ix, 978. 7

GHARWAL—See Birps_ (Nidification—General) ; see Mammats (Geog-

raphy—United Provinces),

GHARIAL—See CROCODILES.

GHARPURY, K. G.—On the breeding habits of Eryx conicus, xxiii, 372.

GHOSH, C. C.—Entomological notes (Croce filipennis) (Plate), xx, 530;

Life-History of Helicomitus dicax, (Plate), xxii, 648,

GIBBON(S)—xx, 512; xxi, 768.

GIBSON, R. E.—The Cotton Teal (Nettopus coibnaaetanus) br pind, a

263. |

GILES, G. W.—Common Snipe (Gallinago celestis) 11 Travancore in April,

xix, 749.

GILL, H.—Albino Snipe, xix, 525,

sIRDLESTONE, M. A.—Uncommon Birds in the United Provinces, xxi,

274.

GLASCOCK, L. C.—Occurrence of the Crested Teal (Hunetta falcata) in

Jullundur District, Punjab, xvi, 683; Colour variety of Indian

House Crow, xix, 522. :

GOALPARA—-See Snakes (Geography—Assam),

GOATS—xxiii, 148; Nilgiri Wild Goat, xxiv, 189.

GOOSE (GEESE)—xviii, 555, 680, 683; xix, 367; xx, 855, 1156; xxi, 678.

GORAKPUR—Scee Birps (Geography—United Provinces),

GORALS—xix, 807; xxii, 296; xxiii, 32, 358.

GOSHAWK-— See os

GORE, F. W.—Baikal or Clucking Teal (Nettazw»n formosum) shot in Assam,

xxi, 1090.

GRAHAM, R. J. D.—Notes ona Collecting Tour at Ramtek, C. P., xxii,

237; Notes on the Ferns collected at Pachmari, C, P., xxii, 498,

GRANDALA—xxu, 196, |

GREBE(S)—xix, 995; xxi, 275.

GREEN, E. E.—Note on the presence of the Coccid Genus Marygarodes in

India, xix, 761; Larva of Vanessa indica, xx, 870; Remarkable mimitic

resemblance between a Cicadid and an Arctiid Moth, xix, 882.

GROSBEAK—xviii, 907.

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GROSE, F. S.—Shan names for mammals found in the Northern Shan

States, xxiii, 352. | |

GUINEA-WORM-—-Chinkara suffering from, xxii, 590.

GRASSHOPPER(S)—See Insucrs (Orthoptera).

GRAY, C.—Notes on the Malabar Spiny Mouse (Platacanthomys lasiurus),

xvill, 679; Food of Sambhar, xx, 1149.

GUJERAT—See Insects (Sysrematic—Neuroptera) ; see Mamas (Geo-

graphy— Bombay Presidency).

GUS RANWALA—<ce Birds pak aa

GULL Bx 20/s xxiv, OOS.

GWALIOR—See oe (Geography—Central India).

GWYER, C.—Swinhoe’s Snipe (Gallinago megala), xxii, 804.

GYANTSE—See Brrps (Geography—Tibet).

es

HAIR-BALL—From Stomach of Nilgai, xxiv, 188.

HAMPSON, Sir G.—The Moths of India (Supplement to the volumes

in the Fauna of British India), Series III, Part IX, xviii, 27; Part x,

xvill, 257, 572 ; Series IV, Part I, xx, 83; Part II, xx, 634; Part LII,

xx, 1046.

HANKIN, E. H.—What is the largest span of a Bird ? xxiv, 606.

HANNYNGTON, F.—The Butterflies of Kumaun (Map), Part I, xx, 130 ;

Part II, xx, 361; Part Il], xx, 872; Addendum notes on the Life-history

of Vanessa indica and V. kashmirenis, xx, 872; Notes on Life history

of Papilio ravana, xx, 875; Distribution of Lethe kansa and Dophia

patala, xxi, 286; Natural History notes from the Red Sea, xxi,

299; Kumaon Butterflies addenda, xxiv, 197; Notes on Coorg Butter-

flies with a detailed list of the Hesperidee, xxiv, 578.

HARES—xviu, 673; xxi, 338.

HAKA—See Birps (Geography—Burma) ; see Bins (Nidification—Loeal),

HARINGTON, H. H.—Some notes on Birds’ nestmg in Burma, xviii,

686; A list of the Birds of the Bhamo District, U. Burma, xix, 107;

Part il, xix, 299; Some Rangoon Birds, xix, 358 ; A further list of the

Birds of the Bhamo District, U. Burma, xx, 373; The Indian White-

eye (4osterops palpebrosa), xx, 520; Some Maymyo Birds, xx, 1002 ;

xxi, 585; Tiger calling like a Sambhar, xxi, 235; A new Bar-wing

from Burma, xxi, 256; Chinese Grey Duck in Burma, xxi, 1086; A

note on the Indian Timelide, and their allies, xxiii, 44; Part IT, xxiii,

Sil; Part dil, xxii, 417; Part UV, xxii; 614: Anew Swift irom

Burma, the Burmese Swift (Micropus pacificus cookit) (Plate), xxiii,

155 ; Roli of Honour, xxiv, 815.

HARTERT, K,—New Sub-species of Blanford’s Bush Warbler (HL palli-

dupes), xviii, 892,

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HASTED, H. R. 8.—Breeding of the Great Stone Plover (Esacus recurv-

rostris), Xx, 221.

HASSELS-YEATES, G. A.—Vitality of Butterfly, xxi, 1342.

HATE, V. N.—Two species of ‘‘ Chara” from the Bombay Island, xix, 762 ;

A note on the structure of the Giant Creeper (Calycopteris floribunda),

(Plate), xx, 837.

HAUXWELL, T. A.—A massive Sambhar head, xviii, 188; Note on the

occurrence of the Indian Chevrotain or Mouse Deer (Tragulus memina)

in India, xxii, 902 ; Taine (Sibos sondaicus) found with village cattle,

xxi, 1072 ; Possible occurrence of a Black Tiger, xxii, 788.

HAWKS—xix, 992; xxi, 268 ; xxi, 665; xxii, 199.

HAWK-CUCKOO—xviii, 915 ; xxi, 1830.

HAWKING —Sport of Kings, xviii, 785.

HAZARA—See Birps (Geography—Punjab).

HEARSEY, T. N.—Note on the occurrence of Danas hegesippus, Danais

doripus, Euplea mulciber var. kaligna from unrecorded localities in the

Madras Presidency, xxiv, 372.

HEATH, R. H.—Shooting notes from the Gharwal Himalayas, xviii, 931;

Panther found away from its usual haunts, xx, 513; Native scalped,

by Sloth Bear (M. labiatus), xxiv, 854; Notes from the Gharwal

Himalayas, xxiv, 590.

HEDGEHOG(S)—xx, 81, 849; xxii, 620.

HEMIPTERA—See Insects ( Hemiptera).

HIBISCUS—Varieties of Hibiscus cultivated in gardens, xx, 892.

HIGGINS, J..C.—Beer’s Pochard and other Rare Ducks in Manipur State,

xxl, 398; Wood-duck (Asacornis scutulata) in Manipur State, xxii,

632; Chinese Francolin in the Manipur District, xxiii, 368 ; Notes on

the Birds from Imphal, Manipur, xxiv, 605. | ;

HINGSTON, R. W. G.—A_ study of emotional expression in Felis pardus

(Plates A & B), xxii, 230; The Domestic Yak of the Tagdumbash

Pamir (Plate), xxiii, 151.

HODDING, G. H.—Fantail Snipe (G. celestis) breeding on the Teesta

River, xxiv, 637.

HISSAR—See Brrps (Geography—Punjab).

HOLMGREN, NILS—Termites from British India (Bombay) collected by

Dr. J. Assmuth, 8.J., (Plates A.-D.), xxi, 774; Termites from British

India (near Bombay, in Guzerat and Bangalore) collected by Dr. J.

Assmuth (Plates EH, G.), xxu, 101. |

HUME, W. M. LOGAN—Pintail (Dajila acuta) in Baluchistan in July, xix,

750; Notes on Ducks at Kohat, xx, 1156; Large Markhor from

Baltistan (Plate), xxu, 790; Shoveller in the N. W. F. P. in August,

xxii, 364; Marbled Teal on the North-Western Frontier, xxiii, 584.

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HOMOPTERA—See Insects (Homoptera),

HOOLOCK—See Gispon.

HOOPOE—xviii, 904; xx, 853.

HOPWOOD, J. C.—Further list of Birds of the Chindwin, U. Burma, xviii,

432 ; On the nidification of various birds in the Upper Chindwin and at

Maymyo, U. Burma, xviii, 494; A note on the distribution of the

Burmese Grey Duck or Spot-bill (Poltonetta haringtoni), xviii, 498;

Occurrence of the Spoon-bill (Platalea leucurodia) in Lower Burma, xix,

261; Notes on some Birds from the Chindwin Valley, xxi, 1089; A list

of Birds from Arrakan, xxi, 1196; Occurrence of the Smew (Mergus

albellus) in the Upper Chindwin, xxii, 808; Occurrence of the Falcated

Teal (Eunetta falcata) in the U. Chindwin, xxiii, 365,

, 8. F.—The Ye-Sin or Water Elephant, xxiv, 379.

HORNBILL (S8)-—-xxi, 263; xxii, 626.

HORNET—See Insxors (Hymenoptera).

HORNS—Sce Mamnats (Measurements).

HOWARD, A. and HOWARD, GABRIELLE—The improvement io the

yield and quality of Indian Wheat, xxi, 187. _ |

HOWELL, G. C. L.—Migration of Full Snipe, xxii, 398; Recent observa-

tions on the Murral (Ophiocephalus striatus), xxii, 405; Notes on the

respiration of the Murral (Ophiocephalide), xxiv, 195; Making of a

Himalayan Trout water, xxiv, 317; Suggested emendations in Act

VIII of 1912, xxiv, 382.

HUDSON, C.—Breeding season of Deer, xviii, 187.

HY AANA—xix, 518, 979 ; xx, 847 ; xxiii, 145 ; xxiv, 818.

HY DERABAD—See SNAKES (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

HYMENOPTERA—See Inszcts (Hymenoptera).

IBIS-BILL—xix, 993 ; xx, 519.

INDORE—See Snakes (Geography—Central India).

psemermaermnwonneen Reenecoemnerteneerne

INDUS—see Muccer; See Mammats (Habits—Cetaceans).

INGLIS, C. M.—The Oology of Indian Parasitic Cuckoos, xxiii, 681; The

Flamingo in the Dharbangha District, Tirhoot, xviii, 683; ‘‘ Indian

Ducks and their Allies,” xviii, 916; Note on the Slaty Blue Flycatcher

(Cyornis leucomelanurus), and the Common Ruby-throat (Calliope camts-

chatkensis) in Tirhoot, xix, 259; Occurrence of the Peewit (Vanellus

vulgaris), xix, 262; On the occurrence of certain Birds in the Dhar-

bhanga District, Tirhoot, xix, 522; Common Myna (A. tristis) feeding

young of Pied Myna (S. contra) and nesting habits of the Common

Pariah Kite (M. govindus) and Brahminy Kite (A. indus), xix, 985; |

Note on Inglis’s Bush Quail (Microperdix inglist), xix, 993 ; Late breed-

ing of the Indian Little Grebe (Podicipes albipennis), xix, 995; Notes

5)

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on the Spotted Munia (Uroloncha punctulata) and the Indian Red

Munia (Sporaeginthus amandava), xx, 517 ; The Indian Pangolin (Manis

crassicaudata) in the Dharbangha District, xxi, 624; The Pale-Brown

Shrike (Lantus isabellinus) in the Dharbangha District, xxii, 625 ; The

Forest Wagtail (Limonidrmous indicus), in the Dharbangha District,

Tirhoot, xxii, 625; Breeding of the Indian Courser (Cursorius coroman-

delicus) in the Dharbangha District, xxu, 631; The Painted Bat

(Kerivoula picta) in Tirhoot, xxiv, 354; Early arrival of the Sheldrake

(T. cornuta) in the Dharbangha District, Tirhoot, xxiv, 367; Terns

hawking over gram fields, xxiv, 598; Notes on a few Ducks in the

Dharbangha District, xxiv, 600; Occurrence of Bay-backed Shrike

(Lanius vittatus) and the late stay of Sheldrake (7. cornuta) in the

Dharbangha District, xxiv, 824; Late stay of the Sheldrake (7. cor-

nuta) in the Dharbangha District, xxiv, 826.

INSECTS—

Grnerat—tThe International Congress, xix, 1005; New Volumes of

the Fauna, xx, 5383; Insect Life in India and how to study it, xviii,

682; The adaptation of Aquatic Insects to their Environments, xix,

732; Storage of Insects, xix, 1007 ; ‘‘ Insect Life in India ” errata,

xx, 239; “ Genera Insectorum,” xx, 241 ; ‘‘ Chemotropism” or effects

of Kussum oil on certain Insects, xxiv, 376; Entomological notes

from Mesopotamia, xxiv, 377 ; What is a species? xx, 238.

Mimicry—Ant mimicry by a Formicomus Beetle, xxu, 415 ; An aggres-

sive mimic of the Red Tree Ant, xxiv, 373; Remarkable mimetic

resemblance between a Cicadid and an Arctid Moth, XX, 882 ;

Mimicry in silk-worm moth, xxi, 412.

Economic

Wood destroying white ants of the Bombay Presidency,

xxii, 372, 690; Gulls feeding on Termites, xxiv, 598; A new Indian

grasshopper injurious to agriculture, xx, 879; Locusts in North

Bengal, xxiv, 197; Longicorn beetle feeding on orange trees, xxiv,

611; Wood-borer in Pines (Pinus longifolia) and Shot-borer in

Bamboos, xviii, 18; Caterpillar post on cotton in Khandesh, xxi,

198 ; Diseases of Trees in Mysore caused by a species of Phytoph-

tors, xxiv, 616.

- Mepicat—Blood sucking insects and Tropical diseases, xviii, 161;

Present epidemic of Malaria in Bombay with a description of the

mosquitoes carrying the disease with remarks on Preventive

measures, xviii, 872; Scorpion Sting and Garden Rue, xxiv, 839;

Severe effects of the sting of the Common Indian Hornet (Vespa

orientalis), xviii, 694; Plague and Fleas, xviii, 512; Natural History

of Bombay Malaria, xx, 892; Note on “ Natural History of Bombay

Malaria,” xx, 520.

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Insgots (Hymenoptera)— |

Brus anp Wasps—A new Genus and some new Species of Aculeate

Hymenoptera collected by Lt.-Col. C. G. Nurse in Baluchistan, xviii,

130; A contribution to the Aculeate Hymenoptera of the Bombay

Presidency, xvii, 300, 649; Effects of sting of the Common Indian

Hornet (Vespa orientalis), xviii, 694 ; On some Bees and Wasps col-

lected by Lt.-Col. C. G. Nurse in India, xix, 129; Descriptions of

new Genera and Species of Indian fehneumonide, xix, 722; New and

Little known —, xix, 510; Breeding notes on Lumenes conica, xx, 2438;

A monograph of the Wasps ofthe Genus Cercerts, inhabiting British

India, xxi, 476, Part II, xxi, 794; Large swarms of Bees, xxii, 414;

Habits of the Solitary Wasp (Sceliphron intreudens), xxii, 648;

Habits of the Mason Wasp, xxiii, 378; Sense of locality in a Leaf-

cutting Bee, xxiv, 574; Catalogue of Wasp and Bees described from

the Indian Region since 1897, xxiv, 539; Part II, xxiv, 711.

Ants—Caterpillars as —’s pets, xvili, 591; An — granary, xx, 877; In-

telligence of —, xxi, 1092 ;— mimicry by a Forimicomus Beetle, xxii,

415; The habits of —, xxii, 149; Aggressive mimic of the Red Tree —,

XXlv, 373.

Insects (Diptera)—

Fires—Ootheca of an Asilid (Promachus sp.), xxi, 610; Asi

ovi-position, xxi, 697; A Fly-trap (Bucerosa crenulata), xxi

707; Flies in snow —, xxi, 1842 ; The Calotropis Fly, xxiv, 612. H.

The present Epidemic of Malaria in Bombay with a description of

the Mosquitoes carrying the disease with remarks on Preventive

measures, xviii, 872; A new method of making permanent prepara-

tions of Mosquitoes, xx, 883; Mosquitoes and Fish, xx, 1165.

Insects (Lepidoptera)—

BurrERFLiges (GEOGRAPHY)—

Tibet and China.—List of Butterflies caught by Captain F. M. Bailey

in South-Eastern Tibet, Western China and the Mishmi Hills in

1911, xxu, 345, 598; List of Butterflies caught by Capt. F. M. Bailey

in South-Eastern Tibet, xxii, 532. |

North-West Frontier Provinces and Punjab.—Addenda and corrigenda

to “ Butterflies of Chitral” in (Vol. xiv), 666; xx, 424; Butterflies

of Kohat and the Kurram Valley, xx, 169, 776, 954; Addenda and

corrigenda to “ Butterflies of Musscorie ” (x1, 405), xx, 424; Vanessa

vantholema occurring at Dehra Dun, xxiv, 839.

United Provinces.—Butterflies of Kumaon, xx, 130; Additions and

corrections to “ The Butterflies of Lucknow” (Vol. xiv, 481; xvi, 720;

xx, 424); Addendum to the “ Butterflies of _Kumaon”’, xx, 871 ; xxiv

36 GENERAL INDEX,

197; Lethe kansa in Naini Tal, xxi, 286; Dophla patala in Kumaon,

xxI, 287,

Bhutan and Sikkim.—Description of a new species of Charazes (C.

raidhaka) from the Bhutan Frontier, xix, 270; A new Butterfly from

Sikkim (Nacaduba sivoka), m7,

Assam and Burma.—Butterflies of the Naga Hills, xxi, 48; xxi, 588;

List of Butterflies collected by Capt. F. M. Bailey in South-

Eastern Tibet, Western China and the Mishmi Hills, Assam in

1911, xxii, 345, 598; On some new and interesting Butterflies from

Manipur andthe: Naga Hills, Pt, 7, Pt, Uh xxi, 216, 502.

Pt. III, xxiv, 119; Some Maymyo Butterflies, xx, 1002; A new

Penthema from Burma, xxiii, 585,

Central Provinces.—Butterflies of the Nimar District, C. P., xix,

564; Addenda and corrigenda to “ Butterflies of the Central

Provinces’ (Vol. v, p. 19), xx, 424,

Bombay Presidency.—Occurrence of Ornithoptera minos in the

Ahmednagar District, xviii, 18; Further notes on the Butterflies

of the Konkan, xviii, 884; Notes on Colotis in Sind, xx, 867;

xx, 869; Note on the Butterflies of the Konkan, xx, 871.

Madras Presidency.—On the occurrence of the Butterfly Atella

alcippe in Travancore, xix, 1017; Occurrence of Atella alcippe in

North Malabar, xx, 869; A List of the Butterflies of the Palni

Hills with a description of two new species, xx, 381; Papilio polytes

in Bangalore, xxi, 699; Argynnis castetst in Travancore, xxili, 791;

On the occurrence of Danais. negisippus and doripus and Dipiae

mulciber from unrecorded localities in the Madras Presidency,

xxiv; 372; List of Coorg Butterflies with a detailed list of Hes-

perid@, XXiv, 578.

BUTTERFLIES (SYsTEMATIC)—

Notes oN INDIVIDUAL SPEcIES.—Food plant of <Atella phalantha, xx,

870; Larva of Vanessa indica, xx, 870; Life-history of Vanessa,

indica and kashmirensis, xx, 871; Life history of Papilio ravana,

xx, 872; On Polyommatus beticus, xxi, 286; Pupa of Spalgisepius,

xxiv, 609; Butterflies Piers brassice and canidia, a correction, xix,

269; On Teracolus fausta and other species of the genus, xix, 270;

Distinctions between Tertas hecabe and T. stlhetana, xx, 254;

Biological Note on Aphneus hupargyrus, xx, 528 ; Climatal changes

of Melanitis leda, xviii, 195; Argynnis hyperbius var, castetsi, xx,

866; On Argynnis castetsr:, xxiii, 587; Biological note on Argynnis

hyperbius, xxiv, 608; Appeal for ‘Information concerning Papilio

polytis, xxi, 287; On the distribution of Lethe kansa and Dophila

patala, xxi, 286, 698 ; On the habits of some common Butterflies, xxii,

GENERAL INDEX, 3¢

410; Note on Zephyrus attavus, xxii, 411; Zephyrus zha, xxii,

412; Periods of flight of certain Butterflies, xxii, 809; Notes on

Papilio nomius and Junonia almana, xxiii, 176; Note on Gerydus

boisduvali, xxiv, 372; Vitality of a Butterfly, xxi, 1842.

ComMoN BUTTERFLIES OF THE Piains oF [INpDIa—continued from—

Vol. XVII, pp. 921—Nymphalide Danaienz. Plate of Telchinia,

Danais and Euploea (xix, 16).

Vol. XIX, 488—Satyrine, Morphine. Plate of Ergolis, Mycalesis

Lethe, ¥Ypthima, Abisara.

Vol. XIX, 635—Nymphaline. Plate of Kailima, Eulepis, Cethosia,

Melanitis, Charaxes.

Vol. XIX, 846—Nymphaline (cont.). No plate.

Vol. XX, 279—Nymphaline (cont.). Acrine, Libythine. (No plate)

Nemeobude.

Vol. XX, 1115—Papillionide. 2 Plates of Papilio hector, aristolochia,

demoleus, agamemnon, teredon.

Vol. X XI, 517—Papillionide (cont.). Plates of Papilio helenus, poly-

mnestor, polytes. — |

Vol. XXI, 740—Papillionidee (cont.). (No plate).

Vol. XXI, 1181—Pieridsz. 2 Plates of ZLeptosia, Delias, Anapheis,

Huphina, Ivias, Pareronia, Catopsilia, Hebomoia, Colotis.

Vol. XXII, 92—Pieridz (cont.). No plate.

Vol. XXII, 320—Pieridz (cont.). No plate.

Vol. XXII, 517—Pieridee (cont.). Plate of Catopsilia, Terzas.

Vol. XXIII, 73—Pieridee (cont.). No plate.

Vol. XXIII, 481—Pieridee (cont.). Plate of Jamides, Nacaduba, Cata-

chrysops, Tarucus, Castalius, Polyommatus, Talicada, Aphneus.

Vol. XXIV, 656—Pieridez (cont.). No plate.

ENnToMoLoGicaL—The International Congress, xix, 1005; —— notes, xx,

235; — notes from a recent tour, xx, 244; — notes, xx, 580; Croce-

filipennis, xx, 528; New volumes of the Fauna, xx, 533; — notes

from Mesopotamia, xxiv, 377.

Grenrerat—aA list of Indian Butterflies, xxi, 553, 969 ; On some Butte r-

flies from the Indian Region, xx, 753; Notes on Indian Butterflies,

xxii, 279, 761; xxiii, 302; Classification of Lepidoptera, xvill, 929;

Sexual attraction in Lepidoptera, xviii, 511; xix, 272; Migration of

Lepidoptera, xix, 271; xx, 390; Notes on the Capture of Butterflies,

mix, TDO,

INSECTS (Heterocera)—

sso Sati acai

MotTHs (GENERAL)—

Notes on Inptvipvat Sprctes—Some Notes on Pintia ferrea, Cyclosia

papilionarts and Heterusia magnifica, xviii, 430 ; Sweeping for —, xviii,

N¢

3s

GENERAL INDEX,

Motus (GENERAL)—contd.

512; Early stages of the Hawk Moth (VTh2reta paligosta), xix, 670 ;

Life history of a Lymantrid on Castor, xx, 241; Hawk Moth and

Spider, xx, 876; Remarkable mimetic resemblance between a Cica-

did and an Arctiid Moth, xx, 882; Mimicry in Silk-worm Moth, xxu,

412 ; “Moon” Moth as a pest, xxiii, 412 ; Occurrence of Himantop-

terus caudatus on the Bababudin Hills, xxiv, 378.

Motus (Systematic)—Moruys or Inp1a. Supplementary papers to

the Volumes in the Fauna of British India, Series III, Part IX,

xviii, 27; Part X, xviii, 257; Part XI, xviii, 572; Series IV, Part I,

xx, 88, 634; Part II, xx, 1046; Part III, xxi, 441, 378; Description

of Indian Micro-epidoptera, Part V, xviii, 1387; Part VI, xvii, 4387 ;

Part VII, xviii, 613; Part VII, xviii, 806; Part TX, xix, 410; Part

X, xix. 582. Part Xi xx, 143); Part XID xx, Aeon an ail, ox,

$063 Part ocr V, xxi, 104; Part x Vice, Boos Party & xxi ECO),

Part XVil. xxi, /7ls Part X VEL xxii 1S;

N EUROPTERA— i ee

Dragon Frizs, ANT-LIONS— What do dragon-flies eat ? xx, 236 ; Food of

dragon-flies, xx, 583; xx, 876; Life-history of Halicomitus dicax,

xxii, 643; Indian Nemopterid and its food, xix, 1005; Eggs of

Oligotoma, xx, 1010; Notes on Croce jilipennis, xx, 530.

TerMites—from British India (Bombay) collected by Dr. Assmuth,

S.J., xxi, 774 ; — from British India (Bombay, Bangalore and Gujerat);

xxii, 101; Wood destroying White Ants of the Bombay Presidency,

xxii, 872; Part II, xxii, 690; Gulls feeding on termites, xxiv, 598 ;

White Ants crossing open ground, xxiv, 845.

ORTHOPTERA—

GRASSHOPPERS, CrickETs, Mantis, etc.—A large cricket Callimenellus

opacus, from Khandalla, W. Ghats, xvili, 924; The Deccan Grass-

hopper, xix, 1007; A new Indian Grasshopper (Colemania sphenari-

otdes) injurious to agriculture, xx, 879; Distribution of the Cricket

(Schizodactylus monstruosus), xxi, 1091; Life history of Hwmastax sp.

Note on the Life history of a Phasmid, xxii, 641; New species of

Grasshoppers belonging to the genus HMieroglyphus and the genus

Mieroceryx, xxiii, 172; Locusts in North Bengal, xxiv, 197; The

Praying Mantis, xviii, 203 ; Note in regard to the habits of the Pray-

ing Mantis, xviii, 511; The food of a Mantis, xx, 878; Ferocity of a

Female Mantir, xx, 1167.

CoLEOPTERA—

BrEetLes— Where Circindella breeds, xix, 1008 ; Alcides, xix, 1007; The

‘‘Coleopterorum Catalogus,’ xx, 240; A common Blister Beetle

(Cantharis rowxt) as a nuisance to man, xx, 1168; Ant mimicry by a

Formicomus, xxii, 415; Notes on Tiger-beetles from Coorg, xxii,

GENERAL INDEX, 39

379; Note on “ Cissttes,” xxiv, 196; Food of the Carabidw, xxiv,

607; A Longicorn beetle feeding on Orange Trees, xxiv, 611.

HEMIPTERA—

Prant Buas—Biological notes on Oriental Hemiptera, xvii, 596;

xix, 177; No. 3, xix, 3383; No. 4, xix, 571; Blood-sucking pro-

pensities of a Bug (Nabis capsiformis), xix, 5384 ; New Rynchota,

xix, 1008; The Indian Hemopterid and its food, xix, 1005; Note

on the Bug (Aspongopusyanus), xx, 1166; Galls of Paracopium

cingalense on Clerodendron phlomidis, xx, 1169; Bed bug (Cemex

rotandatus) on the Common Yellow, Bat (S, Kwhlz) xxi, 1342; On

the Life-history of Coptosoma cribaria, XXii, 412; Hemiptera from

the Bombay Presidency, xxiv, 170.

HomoprERa—

Coccips, ScaLE InsEcts, Cicapas—Note on the presences of the Coccid

genus Margarodes in India, xix, 761; Notes on Flata, xxi, 607; A

preliminary account of the Coccides of Western India, xxi, 133;

Some New Ceylon Coccide, xxiv, 3; Host plant of the Scale

Inglisia cheloinotdes, xxiv, 378; Idocerus and its broods, xx, 235 ;

Eggs of Tettigniella, xx, 236; Remarkable mimetic resemblance

between a Licadid and an Arctiid Moth, xx, 882; Notes on

Cicadas, xxiii, 379.

IMPEY, L.—Duck shooting in Rajputana, xix, 750.

INVERARITY, J. D.—Stray notes on Old Indian Natural History and

Sporting Periodicals, xxi, 814.

IVENS, J. H. A.—Notes on the Flora of the Vale of Kashmir, xxi, 701.

JACKAL(S)—xix, 518 ; xx, 215 ; xxii, 189; xxiv, 63.

JACOB, J. R.—Seven Koel’s eggs in one nest, xxiv, 191.

JALPAIGURI—See Assam.

JAMES, H.—Some notes on the Capture of Butterflies, xix, 759.

JARDINE, E. R.—Occurrence of the Pink-headed Duck (Rhodonessa caryo-

phyllacea) in Burma, xix, 264.

JHELUM—See Birps (Geography—Punjab).

JOLLY, G. G.—Habitat of Echis carinata, xxi, 1340.

JONES, A. E.—Notes on Birds from Lahore, xxi, 1073; Nesting of the

Hobby (Falco subbuteo) near Simla, with some general remarks on the

Genus Falco and allied species, xxiii, 579; Occurrence of the Yellow-

bellied Flycatcher (C. hypoxanthum) near Amballa, xxiv, 3957 ; Distri-

bution of the Pine Bunting (£. leucocephala), xxiv, 357; Himalayan

Long-billed Vulture (G. tenuirostris) breeding near Amballa, xxiv, 358 ;

Further note on the breeding of the Hobby (/. sudbuteo) near Simla,

xxiv, 359; Note on the Nidification of the Green Shrike-Tit (P. cantho-

chlorts), xxiv, 369; The White-backed Vulture (Pseudogyps bengalensis),

40 GENERAL INDEX.

breeding in Immature plumage, xxiv, 369; Number of Koel’s egg

found in one nest, xxiv, 370.

JONES, F. W. CATON—Some notes on Wild Dogs and Panthers, xviii, 194.

, R. THEAGUE—Tameness of Great Indian Bustard (Lupoditis

edwardst), xxi, 1838.

JUKES, J. E. C.—On the existing “close time” for Birds and Animals in

the Bombay Presidency, xix, 216.

K. R.—An abnormal Chinkara (Gazella bennettr) head, (Plate), xx, 849.

KALA W—SKee Birps (Geography—Burma),

KALKA—See Mammats (Geography—Punjab).

KANARA—See Mammats (Geography—Bombay Presidency) ; see FisHina.

KARACHI—See Birps (Nipirication— Anseriformes).

KASARGODEH, R. S.—Caterpillar pest on Cotton in Khandesh, xxi, 698 ;

Preliminary account of the Coccide of Western India, xxiii, 133.

KASHMIR—See Birps (Geography), (Migration) and (Nidification—

Motacilidee) ; see MammMats (Geography) ; see Fisues.

——_—_—_§TAG—xxi, 1325.

KASHYAP, 8S. R.—Liverworts of the Himalayas and the Punjab with notes

of known species and Description of new species, xxiv, 343.

KATHA—See Brrpos (Geography—Burma).

KATHIAWAR—See Birps (Geography—Bombay ee (Shooting)

see MAMMALS (Geography).

KEDDIE, D. L.—Record of Snipe shot at Himinelongyee, Chiengmai Dist.,

Siam, from 1905-1910, xx1, 667.

KEELBAKCS—Note on the Colour of the Common Keelback (Marcopis- —

thodon plumbicolor), xx, 1164; The Olivaceous — (H., schistosus) Des-

ription and plate, xx1, 1009.

KEIGHLEY, V. A. S.—Notes on Tigers, xxi, 1083.

KELLY, E. H.—Occurrence of the Bronze-capped Teal (Lunetta ce

near Roorkee, xx, 219.

KERSHAW, J. C.& KIRKALDY, J. W.—Biological notes or Oriental

Hemiptera, xviii, 596; Part II (Plate B), xix, 177; Part III (Plates C.

& I), xix, 3383; Part IV. (Plates D, E.), xix, 571; Notes on fota

(Plate), xxi, 607; Life history of Humastar sp., xxii, 416.

KEYS, W. WW Number of Caudal Vertebre in Panther’s (2. pardus) tails,

xx, L80;

KHANDALA—See Iwnstots (Systematic — Orthoptera); see Botany

(Geography).

KHANDESH—See Mammats (Geography—Bombay Presidency) see

CATERPILLARS.

SRP LE aE ET,

GENERAL INDEX. 41

KHAREH, J. L.—A Longicorn Beetle (Cerambycid) feeding on Orange Trees,

xxiv, 61),

KHASI HILLS—See Snakes (Geography-—Assam).

KHENGARJI, R.— Distribution of the Sloth Bear (Melursus ursinus) ; and

Indian Lion (f. leo), xxi, 283.

KING, R. C. H.—The Resident Birds of the Saugor and Damoh Districts,

CO. Px, 87,

KING CROWS—xx, 850.

KINGFISHER(S)—xix, 74€; xxi, 661 xxii, 199; xxiv, 358

KINGSTON, A. H.—Painted Snipe (Rostratula capensis) in large numbers

xxi, 667.

KINNEAR, N. B.—Measurements of Some Horns in the Collection of

Bombay Natural History Society, xix, 184, 747; The Blood-sucking

propensities of a Bug (Nabis capsiformis), xix, 5384; Brown Rat (Mus

norvegicus) 11 Khandesh, xix, 746; The Indian Three-toed Kingfisher

at Matheran, xix, 749; A record Panther, xx, 214; Large Marheer,

xx, 2384; The Shooting Season, 1908-1909, xx, 508; Pied Imperial

Pigeon and Sheldrake in Arrakan, xx, 518; Great Indian Fin-whale

near Ratnagiri, xx, 1151; Golden Cat (els temminckt) killing Buffalo’s

Calf, xxi, 237; Notes on Birds round Rawl Pindi, xxi, 256; European

Great Bustard at Chitral, xxi, 268; The Masked Booby (Sula cyanops)

in Bombay Harbour, xx, 1834; Notes on the size and breeding of the

Common Green Whip Snake (Dryophis mycterizans), xxi, 13386; Breed-

ing of the Common Green Viper (Lachesis gramineus), xxi, 1389,

Rock Thrush at Lahore, xxii, 189; Turnstone (Calidris arenaria) in L.

Burma, xxii, 200; The Brown Palm Civet in North Kanara, xxii,

390; Mistle Thrush near Lahore, xxii, 392; Great Snipe (Gallinago

major) in South India, xxii, 6831; Banded Krait in Hyderabad State,

xxli, 635; Striped Weasel in Arrakan, xxiii, 146; Doves in Bombay,

xxiii, 158; The White-browed Bush Robin (Ianthia indica) in the N.

W. Himalayas, a correction, xxiii, 578; The Baleen of the Great

Indian Fin Whale (Balaenoptera indica) (Plate), xxiii, 775; Hair ball

from the stomach of a Nilgai, xxiv, 188.

KIRKALDY, J. W.—Sce Kunrsuaw, J. C.

KIRTIKAR, K. R.—Note on Hura crepitans, found in Khandalla in

Western Ghats, xviii, 518; A note on Trichosanthes diovca, xxi, 700.

KITES—xix, 985 ; xx, 854; xxi, 665, 1082, 1382; xxiii, 165.

KOELS —xxiv, 191, 370, 595.

KOHAT—See Birps (Geography--North- West Frontier Provinces). |

KONKAN—See Brrps (Geography—Bombay Presidency); see InsECTs,

(Butterflies) (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

KOYNA VALLEY—Scee Mammats (Geography—Bombay Presidency),

6

49 GENERAL INDEX,

KRAIT(S)—Kraits in Indore, xviii, 921; — and Landria, xxi, 863 ; Remarks

on the Greater and Lesser Black Kraits (B. niger and B. lividus), xxi,

281; Large Common and Banded Kraits, xxi, 283; The Common and

‘Sind — (B. caeruleus and B. sindanus), xxii, 403; Banded — (B. fasct-

atus) in Oudh, xxii, 685; Banded — in the Hyderabad State, xxii,

635; — in Dehra Ismail Khan, xxii, 636 ;The Common and Sind Kraits

(B. caeruleus and sindanus), a correction,xxii, 808 ; A case of cannibalism

in the — (B, eruleus), xxiii, 373.

KUKRI SNAKE—The Common Kukri — (S¢motés arnensis), Description

and Plate, and the Light Barred — (S. alboeinctus), Description and

Plate, xxii, 749.

KULKARNI, L. B.—The Drugs of Sirsi and Kappat Hills, xix, 574.

KULU—See Birps (Geography—Punjab).

KUMAON—See Mammats (Geography—United Provinces) ; see INsEcts,

(Butterflies) (Geography—United Provinces).

KUNHIKANNAN, K.—FPapilio polytes in Bangalore, xxi, 699; The Bed

Bug (Cimezr rotandatus) on the Common Yellow Bat (Scotophilus kuhlt),

xxi, 1842; An aggressive mimic of the Red Tree Ant, xxiv, 373; Pupa

of Spalgis ‘epius, xxiv, 609.

KURRAM—See Birps (Geography—North-West Frontier, Provinces).

LAHORE—Sce Birps (Geography Punjab); see Worms.

Steals katt Sats |

LAMBTON, G. C.—Woodcock Shooting in Nilgiris, xx, 854.

LAMMERGELER—See Vuurure.

LANE, W. H.—Game fishes of Persian Gulf, Part lL, xxiv, 7 22,

LANGURS—xix, 978; xx, 488; xxiv, 655. |

LANKESTER, E. RAY—Blood-sucking Insects and Tropical Diseases,

RV Lod.

LATERITE—Some notes on the Low-level Laterite of ech ea India,

Xvlll, 928, -

LAUGHING THRUSHES—Notes on Indian Timeliides and their allies,

Pari i, xxi, 44, Part dl, xan. olis Pare Lil wkd Al7s Part LV:

xxii, 614.

LAUREL—Peach leaves as a substitute for — leaves, xix, 27 3,

LEAKE, H. M.—On the breeding habits of the Larger Felidae, xxiv, 357.

LEFROY, H. MAXWELL—Classification of Lepidoptera, XViii, 925 ;

The International Congress, xix, 1005; Indian Hemopterid

and its food, xix, 1005; Storage of Insects, xix, 1007; Alcides,

xix, 1007; The Deccan Grasshopper, xix, 1007; New Rynchota,

xix, 1008; Where Cicindela Breeds, xix, 1008; Attraction to. light,

xix, 1009; Eggs of Oligotoma, xix, 1009; Cannibalism in caterpillars,

xviii, 696 ; What is a Cuckoo Spit? xx, 235; Idzocerus and its broods,

GENERAL INDEX, 43

xx, 285; The eggs of Jettigniella, xx, 236; What do Dragon-flies eat ;

xx, 286; “Indian Insect Life,” xx, 289; What is a species? xx, 238;

“The Coleopterorum Catalogus,’” xx, 239; Genera Insectorum, xx,

241.

LEPIDOPTERA PAPILIONIA—See Insects (BurtERFLIEs).

LEVETT-YATES, G. A.—Earth Snake attacking a Myna, xxiii, 371;

Catching a Cobra with bare hands, xxiv, 370.

ETON xix, 4; xx, 737; xxi, 288; xx, 187.

LISTON, W. GLEN—The Present Epidemic of Malaria inthe Port of Bom-

bay, a description of the Mosquito which is carrying the disease with

remarks on preventive measures, Xvill, 872.

LIVERWORTS—Of the West Himalayas and the Puaab. with notes on

known species and descriptions of new species, xxiv, 348.

LIZARD(S)—Breeding habits of some snakes and —, xviii, 484 ; Aberration

of scales of regrown tail of Agama tuberculata, xviii, 208; Abnormal

tail in a — (Hemidactylus gleadovt), xviii, 688; Incubation of Indo-

Burmese Snake-Lizard (Ophisaurus gracilis), xviii, 503; Viviparous

habit of the Common Indian Skinu (Lygosoma indica), xviii, 505 ;

Remarks on the Agamoid — (Pyctolaemus gularis), xviii, 505; A remark

on the Agamoid — (Calotes jerdont), xviii, 505; Correction of Nomen-

-clature (Lygosoma), xix, 759; Reptiles collected in Chitral, xxi, 132;

Notes on the hatching of the Agamoid — (Calotes jerdont), xxi, 690 ;

Rupture of the egg shell in the genus Calotes, xxi, 1099; xxii, 203;

Poisonous —, xxi, 1340; Habits of the Rock — (Agama tuberculata), xxii,

404; Notes on the Flying — (Draco maculatus), xxii, 640; Note on the

Spiny-tailed — (Uromastrix hardwicka), xxii, 370; xxiii, 781 ; Observa-

tions on the Common House — (Hemidactylus flaviviridis), xxiv, 834.

LLOYD, R. E.—Hyzena with deformed feet, xx, 847; Mosquitoes and

Fish, xxi, 1165; Some disputed points in the anatomy of Common

Indian Earth Worm, xxi, 289.

LOBSTER—“ Palinurus” or Spiny — of Bombay, xvi, 360.

LOCUSTS—-See Insxcts (Orthoptera).

LOWIS, R. M.-—Gavialis gangeticus and Porpoise (Platanista gangetica)

catching in the Indus, xxiii, 779.

LUCKNO W—See Iysrcts (BUTTERFLIES) (Geography— United Provinces).

: ee

LUDLOW, F.—Mallard breeding in the Karachi Zoo, xxiii, 584 ; Breeding

of the Marbled Teal and other birds at Sonmeani, Baluchistan, xxiv,

368.

LUSHINGTON, P. M.—Occurrence of <Atella alcippe in N. Malabar, xx,

869. |

LYALLPUR—Sce Birps (Geography—Bengal), Nidification (Galliformes).

«44 GENERAL INDEX.

LYDEKKER, R.—The Game Animals of India, Burma, Malaya and Tibet,

xviii, 484 ; The Bhutan Takin, xviii, 488 ; Major Kennion’s Wild Sheep,

xvill, 490; A Siamese Hog-Deer, xviii, 677; A new Gazelle from

Persia, xvili, 677 ; Major Kennion’s Gazelle, xviii, 678.

MACDONALD, K. C.—Notes on Bird’s breeding in the Ahmerst District,

Lower Burma, xviii, 912; White-winged Wood-duck (A. seutulata)

in Tenasserim, xix, 268.

MACFIE, D. F.—Female Elephant giving birth to three young, xxii, 789.

MACKENZIE, J. M. D—Red Serow in the Upper Chindwin, xxii, 790;

Flying squirrels nests, xxiv, 820; Note on EHpimys bowers, xxiv, 820;

Nidification of the Golden Weaver Bird (Plocella javanenstis), xxiv,

821. :

oie L.H. L. ann CHRISTOPHER iy DNEY, A.—Recovery

of Animals from Injuries, xxii, 192.

/ MACLEOD, N. C.—White-ants crossing open ground, xxiv, 84.

MACMILLAN, H. F.—Some beautiful Tropical Trees and their uses,

Xviil, 887. )

MACWATERS, R. C.—Severe effects from the sting of the Common

Indian Hornet (Vespa ortentalis), xviii, 894.

MA DRAS—See Birps (Geography); see INsEcts ar oie (Geography —

Madras Presidency).

MAGRATH, H. A. F.—Occurrence of the Dusky Ouzel (Merula fuscata)

at Bannu, xviii, 187; Occurrence of the Siberian Blue Chat (Larvi-

vora cyanea) in the Hazara District, xviii, 197; Notes on the Birds

of Thandiani, xviii, 284; Notes on Birds found at Bannu, xviii, 684;

_ Bird notes from the Murree and Gallis, xix, 142; The Jungle Crow

(Corvus macrorhynchus), xix, 256; Cruelty to Wild Fowl in the Punjab,

x1x, 265; The operations of unscrupulous Egg Collectors, xix, 544;

Bird notes from the Dunga Gali, xix, 753; Mottled Polecat (Putorius

sarmaticus) at Bannu, xix, 980; Introduction to Lt. C. H. I. White-

head’s paper on the Birds of Kohat and the Kurram Valley, N. India,

xx, 169; Food of the Rufous-backed Shrike (Lanius erythronotus), xx,

218; Bird notes from a homeward bound Steamer in November, xx, 222 ;

Shrikes Larders, xx, 227 ; Bird notes on the way in Kashmir, xxi, 345,

1304 ; The Stoat in Kashmir, xxi, 653; The Pintail Duck (Dajila acuta)

shot in September, xxi, 658; The Paradise Flycatcher (Terpsiphone

paradist), xxi, 660; Note on the Common Kingfisher (Alcedo ispida),

xxi, 661; The notes of Pallas’s Fishing Eagle (Halietus leucoryphus)

and some Water Birds, xxi, 662; On the occurrence of the Common

Wood Shrike (Tephrodornis pondicerrianus) and the Central Asian

Black-bird (Merula maxima) near Peshawar, xxi, 680; Note on the

Martens in Kashmir, xxi, 1320; The habits of Voles, xxi, 1822;

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Habits of the Kashmir Stag (Cervus kashmirienis) in Summer, xxi,

1325; The Himalayan Greenfinch (Hypacanthis spinoides), xxi, 1329 ;

Flies on Snow, xxi, 13842; A fight between a Jackal (Canis indicus)

and an Imperial Eagle (Aquila heliaca), xxii, 189; Crested Black Tit

in the Plains, xxii, 794; Addenda to “ Birds of Kohat and Kurram ”’,

xxiv, 601.

MALABAR—See Inszcts (BUTTERFLIES) Co eee Presidency);

see Mammats (Geography—Madras Presidency).

MALARIA—The present epidemic of—in Bombay, a description of

the Mosquito which is carrying the disease with remarks on preven-

tive measures, xviii, 872; Natural History of Bombay—, xx, 392;

Note on the preceding, xx, 525.

MAMMALS (GHOGRAPHY)—

Mzsoporamia—New vane of Bat from — (Laphozous kachensis

babylonicus), xxiv, 58.

Prrsia—A new Gaelle from —, xvili, 677.

BAaLUCHISTAN—The —— Gazelle, xxii, 489; The — Bear, xx, 214,

TrpetT—On a Serow obtained by Capt. I. M. Bailey at Chumbi

Tibet, xix, 823; On aSerow from the Chumbi Valley (Nemor-

hedus bubalinus), xix, 822; On game animals from near Gyantse and

the Chumbi Valley, xx, 1028; On Mammals and Birds ir

' South-Eastern — , xxii, 366; On some Mammals collected in —

and the Mishmi Hills by Capt. F. M. Bailey, xxii, 280; A new hare

from Tibet (Lepus ostiolus wluteus), xxiii, 232.

Kasumir—The Kashmir Stag ( Cervus kashmirtensis ), xxi, 1325; Large

Markhor from Baltistan, xxii, 790 ; Martens in Kashmir, xxi, 1820;

Stoat in Kashmir, xxi, 653. :

Punsasp—A new Spiny Mouse from the —, Leggada dunni, xxi, 339 ;

On Mammals found ‘in the Simla District, Simla Hill States and at

Kalka and adjacent countries, xxi, 726; New variety of

Pipistrelle from Multan (Pipistrellus mimus glaucillus), xxi, 769 ; New

bat from — (Pipistrellus babu), xxiv, 30 ; Porcupines in the Hills, xx,

848.

Nortu-West Frontier Provinces—Ermine (Putorzus erminea) in

Chitral, xx, 514; Rambling notes on Natural History in Chitral,

xxi, 614 ; Mottled Pole Cat (P. sarmaticus) found at Bannu, xix, 980 ;

Dormouse (Liiomys nitedula) in the Kurram Valley, xviii, 193.

Sinp—New Murine genus and species with diagnosis of three new

: genera (Millardia, Grypomys, Hadromys) based on previously known

species of Mus, xx, 996; A small collection of Rodents from Lower

Sind, xx, 1000; Further note on Mammals from Lower Sind, XXi,

175 ; Report on Mammal Survey Collection in —, xxiv, 749.

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Unitep Provinces—Shooting notes from the Garhwal Himalayas,

Xvili, 931 ; White-bellied Flying Squirrel in —, xxiii, 768 ; Notes from

- the Garhwal, Himalayas, xxiv, 590; A new Leggada from Kumaon

(Leggadilla gurkha), xxiii, 199; Two new Tree-mice from Kumaon

(V. oleracea modesta, V. rubida), xxiii, 200; Report on Mammal

Survey Collection from Kumaon, xxiii, 282 ; Hardwicke’s Hedge-hog

(E. collaris) at Fategarh, U. P., xx, 849.

SixHim—On some Mammals of —, xxii, 143; A new Bat from —

(Myotis sicarus), xxiii, 608; A new Giant Rat from — (Dacnomys mil-

lardt), xxiv, 404 ; New Mouse from — (Mus pahart), xxiv, 414; A new

Squirrel from — (Callosciurus crumpt), xxiv, 424; New variety of

Dremnomys from — (Dremomys lokriah bhotia), xxiv, 425; New Rats

from — (Epimys lepeha, Epimys eha), xxiv, 426; Report on Mammal

Survey Collection from —, xxiv, 468.

AssaM—Two new Langurs from — (Pithecus brahma, Pithecus durga),

xxiv, 653; A new Soriculus from the Mishmi Hills, xxi, 683; A new

Rat from the Mishmi Hills (Lpimys brahma), xxiii, 232; Small game

shooting in Sylhet, xxiii, 367 ; Chinese Pangolin in —, xviii, 678 ; xix,

254 ; Notes from the Abor Expedition, xxi, 1068.

Brencgat—Report on Mammal Survey Coilections from —, xxiv, 96;

Report on Mammal Survey Collection from the —, Terai, xxiv, 468 ;

New Squirrel from — (Funambulus bengalensis), xxiv, 648; New Bat

from Calcutta (Kerivula lenis), xxiv, 416; Indian Pangolin (Manis

crassicaudata) in the Darbhanga District, xxii, 624; Reporton Mammal

Survey Collection from the Darjeeling District, xxiv, 77; A new Rat

from Darjeeling (Epimys listeri), xxiv, 409; New Bat from Darjeeling

(Pipistrelius cadorne), xxiv, 415; New Bat from Darjeeling (Murina

rubex), xxiv, 689 ; Painted Bat (K. picta) in Tirhut, xxiv, 354.

Bryuar—Report on Mammal Survey collection from —, xxiv, 96; New

variety of Rock rat from — (C. medius eenosus), xxiv, 241; New variety

of Tree Mouse from —(Vandeluria oleracea mariea), xxiv, 54.

Orissa—Report on Mammal Survey collections in Orissa, xxiv, 96;

New Rock Rat from, —, xxiv, 241.

CentTRAL Inp1a—Report on the Mammal Survey collection from Gwalior, —

xxiv, 304; Report on Mammal Survey collections from Mount Abu,

xxli, 685; New Rock Rat from Mount Abu, (Cremnomys medius,

Cremnomys m. rajput), xxiv, 240.

CENTRAL PROVINCES AND BERARS—Mammal Survey Report on collec-

tions from Nimar, xxi, 844; A new variety of Mungos from Nimar,

(MM, mungo moerens), xxiv, 52; New sub-species of Bat from Nimar

(Laphozous theobaldt seccatus), xxiv, 60; New Mouse from Nimar

Mus phillipsi), xxi, 772; The Pachmarhi Hare (Lepus mahadeva),

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xxli, 15; The Giant Squirrel of the C. P. (Ratufa indica centralis),

xxii, 436; New variety of Mungoose from Nimar (M. mungo mnwerens),

xxiv, 52; Mammal Survey Report on collection from the —, xxii,

45 ; Mouse deer in the —, xxii, 624; New species of Squirrel from

the — (Funambulus robertsont), xxiv, 647; Mammal Survey Report

on collections from the Berars, xxi, 820.

Bompay PresipENcy—GusERat—Hedgehogs in —, xxii, 101; Mammal

Survey Report on collections from Palanpur —, xxu, 684; New

variety of Millardia from Palanpur (Millardia meltada pallidor),

xxii, 659; New variety of Tree Mouse from Palanpur (V. olearacea

spadicea), xxii, 658; 2 new varieties of Mungoose from Palanpur (©.

mungo pallens, M. auropunctatus helvus), xxii, 661; New variety of

Funambulus from Palanpur (F. pennant: lutescens), xxiv, 480; New

variety of Jackal from Palanpur (C. indicus kola), xxiv, 651.

CutcH—Mammal Survey Report on the collections in Cutch, xx1,

826; The Cutch Rock Rat (Cremnomys cutchicus), xxi, 338; The

Cutch Spiny Mouse (Legyada cinderella), xxi, 767; A new Bat from

— (Rhinopoma kinneart), xxi, 767; The Rajputana | Porcupine,

(Hystrix cuneiceps), xxi, 771 ; Distribution of Sloth Bear and Indian

Lion, xxi, 238.

KuanpesH—Brown Rat (Mus norwegicus) in —, xix, 746; Mammal

Survey Report on collections in —, xxi, 392 ; The —. Hare, xxi, 331.

Katuiawar—Barking Deer (M. vaginalis) and a few other animals

in —, xxiii, 775; Report on Mammal Survey Collections in —,

xxii, 464; New bat from —, xxiv, 30; New variety of Pipistrelle

from —, xxiv, 33; New species of Rock Rat from — (Cremnomys

- medius), xxiv, 240 ; Distribution of the Sloth Bear (M, ursinus), xx, 2138.

Surat—New Tree Mouse from —, (Vandeluria wroughtont).

Poona—A new Bat from — (Leucone peshwa), xxii, 612.

Koyna VaiitEy—Report on Mammal Survey Collections from the —

xxiv, 911; New variety of Funambulus from the = (Funambulus

tristriatus numarius), xxiv, 646, :

Ratnaciri—Great Indian Fin Whale at —, xx, 1i51; xxii, 576;

A Whale at Viziadrug, xx, 1176; Report on Mammal Survey

Collections in the Ratnagiri District, xxiv, 911.

Kanara—Report on Mammal Survey Collections from —, xxii, 29;

New Bat from North — (Myotis peytonz), xxii, 13; A New Field

Mouse from —, xxii, 18 ; Brown Palm Civet in North — (P. jerdonz),

xxii, 8390; New Free-tailed Bat (Otomops wroughtont) from N. Kanara,

xxii, 87, | ;

DaarwarR—Mammal Survey Report on collections from —, xxi, 1170;

New sub-species of Mungoose from — (M, mungo elliott), xxiv, 52.

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Mapras PresipENCY—BELLARY—Mammal Survey Report on collection

from —, xxii, 58; A new Field Mouse from — (Leggada surkha), xxii,

17; New Rock Rat from — (Cremnomys australis), xxiv, 240; New

- sub-species of Funambulus from — (F. palmarum bellaricus).

Mysor—e—Mammal Survey Report on collection in —, xx, 283; A new

Bat from — (Kerzvoula crypta), xxii, 14; A new Spiny Mouse from —

(ZL, stva), xxii, 242 ; On a new variety of Rock Rat from — (Cremnomys

australis siva), xxiv, 242, |

Coorgc—Two new Spiny Mice from — (Leggada grahami and L.

hannyingtoni), xxii, 485; Coorg Giant Squirrel (2. indica superans,

xxi, 436 ; The — Jungle Squirrel (/. wroughtonz), xxii, 437 ; Mammal

Survey Report on collection from —, xxii, 846; The Coorg Jackal

(C. naria), xxiv, 658.

Niterris—The Nilgiri Wild Goat (H. hilocrius), xxiv, 189.

EasteRN Guats—Indian Mungoose in the —, xx, 237.

MataBar-—An unidentified mammal in South —, xxii, 578.

Cryton—Notes on Giant Squirrels of India, Burma and Ceylon, xix, 880;

Mammal Survey Report on Collection in South Ceylon, xxii, 700;

Mammal Survey Report on Collection from Ceylon, xxiv, 79; The

Newra Eliya Ground Squirrel (Funambulus triliniatus), xxii, 661; A

New Murine Genus (Coelomys mayort), xxii, 414; A second species

of Coelomys (Ca@lomys bicolor), xxiv, 49; Giant Squirrels of —, with two

new sub-species, xxiv, 34; Singhalese species of Punambulus, xxiv,

37; The Ceylon Hare (L. nigricolis singhala), xxiv, 41; Genus

Epimys in —, xxiv, 47; New Mungoose from — (M, lanka), xxiv,

53; The Ceylon Jackal, xxiv, 652. |

ANDAMANS—New species of Mus from the —, xviii, 465.

Burma—On Local form of Chinese Toddy Cat (Paguma larvata) taken

in North — by Capt. W. Kemmis, xix, 793; Mouse deer in Burma,

xvili, 912; On the Giant Squirrels of India, Burma and Ceylon,

xix, 880; A new Field Mouse from —, xxii, 663; New Dremnomys

(D, rufigennis adamsot), xxiii, 26; New Smaller Flying Squirrel

from — (S. phayret probus), xxiii, 27; New Rat from U. Burma;

(M. kathleene), xxiii, 29; New Leggada from U.— (L. shortridger),

xxi, 30; On Burmese Squirrels referable to Sciurus sladent and

harringtont, xxiii, 197; A new variety of Sciurus (S. pygerythus

janetta) from —, xxiii, 203; Burmese Serows, xxiii, 357; Burmese

Takin, xxi, 8355; Report on the Mammal Survey Collection from

the Dry Zone, Central Burma and Mt. Poppa, xxiii, 460; A new

variety of Bat from Burma (Taphozous kachenses nudaster), xxiv, 59.

Cuin Hitus — New rats from the Chin Hills (Z. mackenziae), xxiv,

411; New Rat from the Chin. Hills — (EZ, manipulus), xxiv,

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413; New Flying Squirrel from the Chin Hills (Petaurista sybilla),

xxiv, 423; Report on Mammal Survey Collection from the Chin

Hills, xkiv, 758.

SHAN Stares—Northern — Black-backed Squirrel (S. atrodorsalis

shanicus), xxil, 662; Mammal Survey Report on collections

made in the Northern —-, xxii, 710; New Flying Squirrel from —

(Petaurista lyler vennignt), xxiii, 26; Shan Names for Mammals

found in the —, xxiii, 352; New Bat from the Northern —

(Pipistrellus shanorum), xxiv, 29.

TENASSERIM—Report on Mammal Survey Collections from South —

xxii, 695; New Flying Squirrel from — (Petaurista taylort), xxiii,

205 ; New Pipistrelle Bat (P. lophorus) from —, xxiii, 413; New

Civet from —, Banded Palm Civet (Hemzgalus derbianus incursor),

xxiii, 613; New Civet from — (Veverra zibetha pruinosa), xxiv, 64;

New sub-species of Hpimys from — (£. mackenziae fee), xxiv,

412; New variety of Epimys from — (Z. berdmoret mullulus), xxiv,

414; New Flying Squirrel from — (Pteromys phwpsoni), xxiv, 422;

Tigers in —, xxii, 769.

Cuinpwin—Red Serow in the Upper Chindwin, xxii, 790; New

Monkeys from the U. —, xxiv, 55; New Civet (V. xztbetha picta)

from the —, xxiv, 64; On the Squirrels of the — River, xxiv, 224 ;

Report on the Mammal Survey Collection from the — River, xxiv,

291; New Squirrels from the Lower Chindwin (Tomeutes mearsi

bellona), xxiv, 420; New TYomeutes from the Upper — (7. mears?

virgo), xxiv, 421; A new rat from the Upper — (Rattus mentosus),

xxiv, 643; New species of Monkey from the Upper — (Presbytis

shortridget) and (Presbytis shortridger belliger), xxiv, 654.

Mr. Popa—Report on the Mammal Survey Collection from —,

xxiii, 460; Bandicoot of Mt. — and its allies with description of

a new species, xxiv, 642; New variety of Menetes from — (Menetes

berdmoret decoratus, xxiii, 24; New Pipistrelle from — (P. pater-

culus), XXiv, 382.

ARRACAN—Striped Weasel (Mustela stragedorsus) in —, xxiii, 146 ;

On the Wild goats and Ferre nature of Northern —, xxiii,

148.

Stam—A Siamese hog deer, xviii, 677; New Tree Mouse from —

3 (Vandeluria sibylia), xxiii, 202; New Bandicoot from — (Bandi-

cota mordax), xxiv, 642; Variety of Menetes from — (M. berdmorei

consularis), XXill, 24.

Annam—Annamese Serow, xvili, 491; New Flying Squirrel from —

(Petaurista annamensis), xxiii, 204; New variety of Menetes

from — (Menetes berdmoret merescens), Xxili 24,

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STRAIT SETTLEMENTS—Serows Gorals, Takins of British India and

the —, xxu, 296. |

MAMMALS (HABITS)-—-

PrimatEes—HFood of the Hoolock or White-browed Gibbon, xx, 512;

On the Habits of the White-banded Gibbon (Hylobates lar), xxiii,

768 ; Commensalism between Monkeys and Tsaing and Deer, xxiii,

351 ; Monkeys swimming, xxiv, 353.

FreLip# or Cat Tripu.—Breeding habits of the Larger Felidae, xxiv,

356; The Kathiawar Lion, xix, 4; xx, 737; Tiger attacked by Bear,

xviii, Y038; Tigers and their Prey, xix, 253; Tiger attacking a bear,

xix, 979; Notes on Tigers, xx, 515; xxi, 1062; Vitality of a Tiger,

xx, 612; 1417; Old wounds in Tiger and Panther, xx, 1148;

Number of Cubs ina _ Tiger’s litter, xx, 1148; xxi, 653; Sambur and

Tiger, xx, 1149; Tiger calling like a Sambur, XXi, 235; Young Tiger

attacking Human beings, xxi, 236; Tiger killing and eating its

young, xxi, 1318; Tiger taking off carcase of sloth bear, xxu, 619;

A Porcupine-Tiger tragedy, xxii, 619; Wild Dogs and Panthers, :

xvill, 194; Panther and Buffalo, xvii, 670; Hyzna and Panther,

xix, 618, 979, xxiv, 818 ; Panthers taking their “kill” up trees, xix,

744; Panther found away from its usual Haunts, xx, 513; Pan- ©

ther and Wild Boar, xx1, 237; Notes on Panthers, xxi, 1063; Hmo-

tional expression in Felis pardus, xxii, 230; Panther killed by Marsh

Crocodile, xxii, 641; Panther kept from its kill by Pariah dogs, xxiii,

345; Porcupine attacking a dead Panther, xxiv, 187; Accident to

a Snow Leopard, xviii, 899; Golden Cat (F. temmincki) killing a

buffalo calf, xxi, 237. ) |

Canipa or Dog TrinE—Vitality of Indian Wolf, xxi, 575; Jackal

hunting with Wild Dogs, xx, 215 ; Notes on Wild Dogs and Panthers,

xvii, 194; Fight between Jackal and Imperial Eagle (A. heliaca),

Rx, 189:

VIVERRID&—MUNGOSES, ETC., AND Hya#Nipa—Hyanas.—Hyeenas

and Panthers, xix,518, 979; xxiv, 818; The Indian Mungoose, : Xviil,

671; Habits of Small Indian Mungoose (M. auropunctatus), xxii,

620 ; Mungoose vs. Cobra, xxii, 789.

Mustetip#, Marrens, stco.—Notes on Martens in Kashmir, xx1,

1320; Martens feeding on nectar, xxiv, 589; On the Burmese

Ferret Badger (Helictis personata), xxiv, 819. |

Ursipa—Berars anp Procyontip#—Cat-Brears—Bear attacking a

Tiger, xvili, 903; Tiger attacking Bear, xix, 979; Call of the Sloth

bear (Melursus ursinus), xx, 218, 518; Sloth bear calling young when

attacked, xx, 213; Native scalped by a Sloth bear, xxiv, 354; On

the Birth of Himalayan Cat-Bears (Arlurus fulgens), xviii, 903. ;

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CHIROPTERA—Bats—Do Bats eat Bird? xviii, 195; Painted Bat

(Plate), xxi, 1181; Time of Flight and appearance of Eastern Bats,

xxl, 1821; Bed-bug on the common Yellow Bat (Scotophilus kuhit),

XX1, 1342: Notes on Wroughton’s Free-tailed Bat (Otomops wrough-

tons), xxi, 788; On the Habits of the Harlequin Bat (Scotomanes

ornatus), Xxiv, 358. |

ScIURIDA—SQUIRRELS—F lying Squirrels and Walnuts, xxii, 191;

Notes on the smaller Kashmir Flying Squirrel, xxiii, 147; Attitudes

and movements of Large Red Flying Squirrel (Petaurista inornatus),

xxii, 844; Flying Squirrels Nest, xxiv, 820.

Murnipa—Rats anp Micz, utc.—The Malabar Spiny Mouse pPaon:

thomys lasturus), xviii, 679; Food of Desert Gerbille’s (Meriones

hurriane), xix, 978; Habits of Voles, xxi, 1322.

—Porcurines—Indian Hares,

Lrronip#—Hares anp Hystricipa

Xvlil, 6738; Porcupines in the Hulls, xx, 848; Porcupine-Tiger

Tragedy, xxii, 619; Porcupine attacking a dead Panther, xxiv, 187 ;

Breeding season of the Common Indian Porcupine, xix, 519.

HLePHas, Equus, RHINOCEROLIDA AND Taprrip#—Birth of a Wild

Hilphant Calf, xxi, 239 ; Female Elephant giving birth to three young,

xxil, 789; Altitude to which Elephants ascend, xxiii, 350, 770;

xxiv, 8565; A young Kyang or Tibetan Wild Ass (Zquus hemionus),

xix, 731 ;-Haunts of Indian Rhinoceros, xix, 746; The Asiatic Two-

horned Rhinoceros (ii. (sumatrensis), Xx, s72% Lapir (2. wdicus)

near houses, xx, 515. |

Bovipa=—Gaurs, Tsaine, Mirnan, Yax, Burrato—Gaur (Bos gaurus)

attacking and killing a man without provocation, xviii, 487; Notes

on the Gaur (Los gaurus), xxi, 241; Photograph of a Wild Gaur,

xxli, 621; Banting or Tsaing (os sondaicus), xxi, 656; Tsaing

found with village cattle, xx, 1073, 1323; xxu, 190; xxiii, 354;

Commensalism between Monkeys and Tsaing and Deer, xxiii, 351 ;

Mithan (Bibos frontalis), xxi, 1071; Yak (Bos grunniens), notes on

the domestic — of the Taghdumbash Pamir, xxiii, 151; The Indian

Buffalo (Bos bubalus), xxi, 1328.

Ovis—SuHrerp—Maj. Kennion’s Wild Sheep, xviii, 490; On a trip after

Ovis Poli, xviii, 69; Domestic breeds of Indian sheep, xxi, 245, 655;

So called one-horned sheep of Nepaul and other breeds, xxi, 1066 ;

The great Pamir or Marco Polo’s Sheep (Ovts polt), xxiii, 770.

Marxunor, Szrow, Goran, Takin—Abnormal number of young in a

Markhor, xx, 1150; Annamese Serow, xviii, 491; On Serow from the

Chumbi Valley, xix, 822; xix, 823; Burmese Serow, xxiii, 357;

Serows, Gorals, etc., xxill, 358; Serow attacking cart Bullocks, xxiv,

589 ; The Nilgiri wild goat, xxiv, 189; On the wild goats of Arrakan,

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xxiii, 148; The Bhutan Takin, xviii, 488; Note on the Takin (BL.

taricolor), xxi, 1069; On Burmese Takins, xxii, 355.

GazELLE, Brack Buck, Ninear, ANTILOoPE.—Maj. Kennion’s Gazelle,

xviii, 678; Young Tibetan Gazelle, xix, 521; Do Chinkara drink

water ? xxi, 655; Chase of a Chinkara buck by another, xxiv, 855;

Hair ball in the stomach of a Nilgai, xxiv, 188.

CERVID&—DrEER—-Breeding seasons of deer, xviii, 187; Commensalism

between Monkeys, Tsaing and Deer, xxiii, 351; Tiger and Sambar

xx, 1149; Food of a Sambar, xx, 1149; Shedding of Antlers of

Barking Deer or Muntja (M. vaginalis), xviii, 490, 491; Barking

Deer or Muntjac, xxiii, 351; The Kashmir Stag (C. cashmirianus),

xxi, 1325; Indian Chevrotain or Mouse Deer (7. meminna), xviii, 902.

Surp#£—Pie—Wild Pig’s lairs in the rains, xix, 254; Panther and Wild

Boar, xxi, 237; How wild boar fight, xxii, 391; Wild boar crossing

water, xxiii, 852; Further notes on Wild Boar, xxiii, 575.

CETACEANS—Porpoise catching in the River Indus, xxiii, 779; On a

stranded great Indian Fin Whale (B. indica), xxiii, 576; Baleen of

the Great Indian Fin Whale, xxi, 775. : ,

PaNneoLtiIn—On a young Pangolin (M. crassicaudata), xxiv, 590;

Chinese Pangolin (M, aurita), xix, 254.

GENERAL-—Period of gestation in Mammals, xvi, 901; Drinking

Habits of Wild Animals, xvii, 250; xxii, 198; Fear in animals, xviii,

704; xix, 276; Keenness of sight in Birds and Animals, xviii, 508 ;

Immunity of animals to snake-bite, xxi, 295; Recovery of animals

from Injuries, xxi, 1069 ; xxii, 198; Do Wild Animals ever die a

Natural Death ? xviii, 498; xix, 104, 273, 992. )

MAMMALS—

Hysrips, VARIATIONS, CotouRATION—Hybrid between a Lion and a

Panther, xx, 187; Varieties of Markhor horns, xxii, 148; Remark-

able variety of Astor Markhor, xxii, 623; Colouration of Tigers,

xxi, 657; Black Tigers, xxi, 788; xxii, 343; Albino Tiger from

the Central Provinces, xxiv, 819; White Tigerin Orissa, xix, 744;

Baluchistan Bear, xx, 214; Brown variety of Sloth Bear (M. ursinus),

xxiii, 145; Serow, xix, 519; A remarkable Leopard skin, xviii,

670 ; Environment vs. Natural Selection as the cause of colouration

in Animals, xix, 1011; Colouration of Eyes of Domesticated Buffalo,

xxii, 390; Albino Hog Deer, xxiv, 589.

WericHts aNpD MrasureMENTS— Weights and Measurements of Game

Animals, xxiv, 180; xxu, 793; Measurements of some Horns in

the Society’s Collection, xix, 184, 747; A Record Tiger, xxiii, 144; A

Record Panther, xx, 214; xxi, 344; Measurements of Panthers,

xxi, 1068; A Record Great Indian Rhinoceros, xix, 746; A Record

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Markhor, xviii, 900; Large Markhor, xxii, 790; A good head ‘of

Hodgson’s Wild Sheep (0. hodgsont), xix, 980; Large Oorial Heads,

xxi, 1065; A good Chinkara Head, xix, 982; Large Sambhar Head,

xvii, 899; xxii, 391; Measurements of Malay Sambhar,

xxi, 253; Record Head of Spotted Deer, xxii, 622; Large Head of

Brow-antlered Deer (C. eldz), xxi, 654; Weight and Measurements

of a Serow, xxi, 246; Weight and Measurements of a Goral, xxi,

247; Measurement of a Mithan (B. frontalis), xxi, 1071 ; Chinese

Pangolin, xix, 254.

ABNORMALITIES—Hyeena with deformed feet, xx, 849; Tailess

Jackal, xix, 518; Deformed Head of Four-horned Antelope

(1. quadricornis), xxi, 658; Female Black-buck with horns, xxiii

353 ; Abnormal Chinkara Head, xx, 848 ; Malformed and abnormal

Sambhar horns, xviii, 899 ; xxiii, 356; Abnormal antlers of Cheetal or

spotted deer (C. axis), xviii, 675; Deformed head of Thamen or

Brow-antlered Deer, xxi, 654,

Protrection—On the Existing “Close Time” for Birds and Animals

in the Bombay Presidency, xix, 216; New “Wild Birds and

Animals” Act, xxii, 205; Suggested emendations in the Wild

Birds and Animals Act of 1912, xxiv, 380. 3

GENERAL—Stray Notes on old Indian Natural History and Sportin,

Periodicals, xxii, 814; Water Hlephant or ‘Se Yin,” xxiv, 379;

Effect of Castration on a Black Buck, xxii, 62; xxiii, 575;

Strange Mortality amongst Black Buck, xxi, 247; Chinkara suffer-

ing from Guinea Worm, xxii, 390; Rudimentary Clavicles of a

Panther, xx, 216; Number of Caudal vertebrae in a Panther’s Tail,

xxii, 189; Use of Hyzena’s Tongue and Fat as medicine, xxii, 146 ;

Effects of strychnine on Wild Dogs, xviii, 487, 211.

MAMMALS (SYSTEMATIC)—

Mammat Survey oF Inpia, BurMa aNnp Cryton—A survey of Mam-

malian fauna of India, Burma and Ceylon, xx, 1137; Vol. xxi, 229,

1060, 1815 ; xxii, 188, 385, 616, 785; xxiii, 131, 342, 571, 758; xxiv.

180,

REpPoRTs ON THE Mamma Survey Cottections—No. 1, East Khandesh,

by BoC; Wroughtoh,, xxi, 302 ,No;0 2) Berane...) bye. ty, OC;

Wroughton, xxi, 820; No. 3, Cutch, by R. C. Wroughton, xxi,

826; No. 4, Nimar, by R. C. Wroughton, xxi, 844; No. 5, Dhar-

wat, by Re C,.Wroughton, xxi, ‘11705 No, 6, Kanara by R. -C.

Wroughton, xxii, 29; No. 7, Central Provinces, by R. C. Wroughton

and Kathleen Ryley, xxii, 45; No. 8, Vijaynagar, Bellary, by

R. ©. Wroughton..and. Kathleen V. Ryley, xxi,<58; No. 9,

Mysore, by’ K. V. Ryley, xxii, 283; No. 10, Kathiawar, by K. V.

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Ryley, xxi, 464; No. 11, Coorg, by K. V. Ryley, xxii, 486; No. 12,

Palanpur and Mount Abu, by K. V. Ryley, xxii, 684; No. 138, 8. Cey-

lon, by K. V. Ryley, xxii, 700 ; No. 14, N. Shan States, Burma, by K.

V. Ryley, xxi, 710; No. 15, Kumaon, by R.C.Wroughton, xxin, 282 ;

No. 16, Dry Zone, Central Burma and Mt. Popa, xxii, 460; No. 17,

Tenasserim by R. C. Wroughton, xxiii, 695; No. 18, Ceylon, by R. C.

Wroughton, xxiv, 79; No. 19, Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, by R. C.

Wroughton, xxiv, 96; No. 20, Chindwin River, by R. C. Wroughton,

xxiv, 291; No. 21, Gwalior, by R. C. Wroughton, xxiv, 309; No. 22,

Koyna Valley, by R. C. Wroughton, xxiv, 311; No. 28, Sikhim and

Bengal Terai, by R. C. Wroughton, xxiv, 468 ; No. 24, Sind, by R. C.

Wroughton, xxiv, 749; No. 25, Chin Hills, xxiv, 758; No. 26, Darji-

ling District, by R. C. Wroughton, xxiv, 773.

SCIENTIFIC Resutrs or tHE MamMat SuRVEY—

Primates—Presbytis entelius, xxii, 4389; Presbytis entellus anchises,

xxii, 443; Presbytis shortridget, xxiv, 56; Presbytis s. belliger, xxiv,

57; Pithecus brahma, xxiv, 654; Pithecus durga, xxiv, 655.

CHIROPTERA (Bats)—

EMBALLONURID@—FEREE-TaILED Bats—Rhinopoma kinneart, xxi ; On

the Genera Taphozous and Saccolemus, xxiv, 57.

V ESPERTILIONIDZE—PIPISTRELLES—Pipistrellus mimius glacicullus, xxi,

769 ; Pipistrellus lophorus, xxiii, 413; Popistrellus cadorne, xxiv, 415 ;

Pipistrellus ceylonicus subcanus, Pipistrellus babu, xxiv, 29; Pipis-

trellus paterculus, xxiv, 382; Scotozus dormeret cauriuus, xxiv, 33;

Murina rubex, xxiv, 639.

Nycreripa—Myotis peytont, xxii, 18; Kerivoula crypta, xxii, 14 ;

Indian bats of the genus Myotis (M. sicarus), xxiii, 607 ; Kerivoula

lenis, xxiv, 415 ; Leucone peshwa, xxiii, 610.

CARNIVORA—

Muncooses—Mungos mungo pallens, Mungos auropunctatus helvus,

xxii, 660 ; The Common Indian Mongoose with descriptions of

New Species, xxiv, 50. |

Crvers and Jackats—Hemigalus derbianus incursor, xxiii, 617 ; Viverra

zebetha picta ; Viverra xibetha pruinosa, xxiv, 64; Indian Jackals,

KkIV, 649, 3

Sorurrpa—SQuirRELs—

FiyiIneé Squirrets—Petaurista lylec ‘venningi, xxi, 27; Petaurista

annamensis ; Petaurista taylort, xxiii, 204; Pteromys phipsona,

xxiv, 422; Sciurepterus phayret probus, xxiii, 27; SS. phayret

laotum, xxiii, 28.

Giant Squirrets—Ratufa indica superans, Ratufa indica centralis,

xxii; 436; Ratufa macroura, xxiv, 35; Ratufa m. melanochra,

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Ratufa m. dandolena, xxiv, 36; Ratufa gigantea lutrina, Ratufa

fellti, xxiv, 226; Ratufa phaeopepla marana, xxiv, 227.

Scrurnus—Sciurus atrodorsalis shanicus, xxii, 662; Upper Burma

Squirrels referrable to Sczurus haringtont, and sladent, xxiii, 197 ;

Callosciurus crumpt, xxiv, 427; Callosciurus erythreum nagarum,

Xxiv, 228; Callosciurus e. crotalius, Callosciurus e, kinneart, xxiv,

229; Callosciurus sladeni shortridget, Callosciurus s. fryanus, xxiv,

232; C.s. careyt, C. s, millardt, xxiv, 233; Tomeutes sumilis owensi,

xxiv, 286; 7. mearsi bellona; T. m. virgo, xxiv, 420; Tomeutes

pygerythus ganetta, xxiii, 203.

DremMNomMys—Dremomys rujfigenis adamsom, D. rufigenis ornatus,

xxii, 26; Dremomys lokriah bhotia, xxiv, 424; Dremomys rufigenis

opimus, xxiv, 237; Dremomys macmillant, xxiv, 238.

Menetes—Menetes berdmore: and its sub-species, xxiii, 13.

FUNAMBULUS— | |

Patm anp Grounp Squirrets—Funambulus wroughtoni, xxii, 487 ;

Funambulus tralineatus, xxii, 661; Funambulus kathleen@, xxiv,

08; Funambulus palmarum favonicus, xxiv, 39; Funambulus p.

heelarti, Funambulus palmarum brodi, xxiv, 40; F. p. olympius,

xxiv, 41; Funambulus pennantr lutescens, xxiv, 429; Funambulus

tretstriatus numaris, xxiv, 646; EF. robertsont, xxiv, 647; F. ben-

galensis, xxiv, 648.

Muripa-—Rats anp Mice— :

Mvus—Mice—Mus phillips, xxi, 772; Mus cookw, xxii, 6638; Mus

nitidulus, xxii, 30; Mus pahart, xxiv, 416. |

Leceapa—Spiny Micn-—Leggada dunni, xxi, 339; Leggada cinderella,

xxi, 767; Genera Leggada and Mus, xxii, 17; Leggada surkha, xxii,

17; Leggada bahadur, xxii, 18; General classification of Indian Muri-

ne, xxii, 18; Leggada siva, xxii, 242; Leggada grahami, xxi, 484 ;_

Leggada hannyingtoni, xxii, 4384; Legadilla shortridget, xxiii, 30;

Leggada gurkha, xxiii, 199. |

VANDELURIA—TREE Mice— Vandeluria wroughtonz, Vandelurva oleracea

spadicea, xxii, 658; Vandeluria oleracea modesta, Vandeluria rubida,

Vandeluria sibylla, xxiii, 200; V. oleracea mariea, xxiv, 54.

CremNnomys—Rock Ratse— Cremnomys cutchicus, xxi, 840 ; Cremnomys

medius, Cremnomys medius rajput, C. m, cenosus, xxiv, 241;

Cremnomys australis, C'. a. stva, xxiv, 242. |

MILLARDIA—SOFT-FURRED Fietp Rats—WMillardia meltada pallidor,

xxii, 659; Millardia kathleene, xxi, 29.

Erimys— Rats—Genus Hpimys in Ceylon, xxiv, 46; Epimys kelaatz,

xxiv, 48; Hpimys listert, xxiv, 407; . mackenme, Epimys mani-

pulus, xxiv, 413; Epimys eha, EF. lepcha, xxiv, 426; Epimys berdmoret

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mullulus, xxiv, 414; Rattus mentosus, xxiv, 643; Hpimys mackenzée

fee, xxiv, 411.

Dacnomys—Giant Rat—-Dacnomys millardi, xxiv, 404.

Banpicota—Banpbicoots—Bandicota mordax, Bandicota savilet, xxiv,

641.

Leporipa—Hares, Hystricipm—Porcupines—Lepus simcori, XxXi,

338; Lepus mahadeva, xxii, 15; Lepus nigricollis singhala, xxiv, 41;

Hystrix cuneiceps, xxi, 771. |

MiscELLANEOUS—

Papers oN Mammats—On the Generic groups of Sceurus pernys

and berdmrore: with description of new species, xvii, 244; Indian

forms of Field Mice of the genus Micromys, xviii, 280; A subdivi-

sion of the old genus Nesokia with description of three new species

and of a new mouse from the Andamans, xviii, 465; Serows Gorals

Takin of British India and Straits Settlements, Part I, xix, 807;

Part II, xix, 296; Giant squirrels of India, Burma and Ceylon, xix,

880; New Langurs of the Indian Empire, xix, 978 ; Nomenclature

of Indian Hedgehogs, xx, 81; New Indian Bats, xx,1150; Ona new

Murine genus and species from Sind (Pyromys priestleyz) with dia-

gnoses of three other new genera based on previously known species

of Mus (Millardia, grpomys hadromys), xx, 996; Flying squirrels of

the Pteromys group, xx, 1012; Ona remarkable New Free-tailed

Bat (Otomops wroughtont) from Southern Bombay, xxui, 89.

MANDERS, N.—On_ the occurrence of the Butterfly (Atella alewppe) in

Travancore, xix, 1017; The distinctions between Terras silhetana and

T. hecabe, xx, 245; Argynnis hyperbius var. castetsi, xx, 866.

MANIPUR—See Birps (Geography—Assam); see Insects—Butterflies,

(Geography—Assam).

MANN, H. H.—Entomological Notes from a recent tour, xx, 244; Note on

the Bug (Aspongopus janus), xx, 1166.

MANNERS SMITH, J.—See Smith, J. Manners. _

MANSON, E. E. F.—The Karly Stages of the Hawk Moth (Theretra pali-

gosta), xix, 670; New localities for rare and little known Sphingide,

Ri Oke ,

MANTIS—See Inszcts (Orthoptera).

MARKHOR—xviii, 900, 1150 ; xxii, 628, 790; xxiii, 148.

MARSHALL, T. E.—Nesting of the Cinereous Vulture (Vultur monachus),

xxi, 264.

MARTEN, J.—List of Ferns found at and near Mussoorie, 1908, xix, 179;

Plants gathered in and around Mussoorie, 1908, xix, 475.

“MARTEN PINE ”—Pheasant shooting-round about Hill Stations in

Northern India, xix, 795.

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MARTENS—xxi, 1320; xxiv, 589.

MARTINS—xviii, 909; xxi, 660; xxii, 393; xxiii, 579.

MARTIN, A. F.—Notes on the Gaur (B2b0s gaurus), xxi, 241; The Butterfly

(Argynnis castetst) in Travancore, xxii, 791.

——-—— L. K.—Note in regard to the habit of the Praying Mantis, xviii,

511.

8. J.—Record Cheetal (Cervus axis) head, xxii, 622; Banded

Krait (Bungarus fasciatus) in Oudh, xxii, 635.

MASHEER—Curious behaviour of the — (Barbus tor), xviii, 690; Large —,

xx, 234; Breeding habits of the Masheer, xxiv, 838.

MASSY, W. J.—The Life of a Dog Tick, xxi, 694.

MATHERAN—Scee. Binns (Geography— Bombay Presidency) ; see SNAKES

Gree oe

(Geography— Bombay Presidency).

MAXWELL LEFROY, H.—Scee Lefroy, H. Maxwell.

MAYMYO—See Birps (Geography—Burma), Nidification (Local).

MEARS, A. anp OATES, E. W.—On Birds of the Chindwin, U. Burma,

XVI, 7S,

MEGAPODE—xxiv, 1, 201.

MEINERTZHAGEN, R.—Bewick’s Swan shot near Quetta, xxii, 159 ;

Birds nesting at Quetta, xxi, 362.

MEKRAN—See Birps (Geography—Baluchistan).

MESOPOTAMIA—See Birps (Geography); See Mammats (Geography) ;

See Inszots (General).

MEYRICK, E.—Descriptions of Indian Microlepidoptera, xviii, 437, 613,

S06; xix, 410, 582; xx, 143,435, 706; «xi, 104, 8523, xxi, 160) 7 71;

xxiii, 118; Correction of Nomenclature, xix, 759; Scientific Nomen-

clature, xx, 534.

MHOW-—See Birps (Nidification—Local).

MICHELL, F. J.—The food of Dragon Flies, xx, 533; Little Bustard

(Otis tetrax) in Kashmir, xx, 1154; Sporting Kashmir Fish (Schizothoraxr

esocinus, xxi, 285; Food of Trout (Salmo farto) in Kashmir, xxii, 809;

Teal (Nettopus coromandelianus) in Kashmir, xxiii, 584; Large Kashmir

Brown Trout (S. farto), xxiv, 371.

MICRO LEPIDOPTERA—See Insects.

MILLARD, W. S.—The varieties of Hibiscus cultivated in Gardens, xx, 892.

MILLET, G. P.-—Sexual attraction in Lepidoptera, xix, 272; A Snake

flirtation, xix, 758. |

MILNER, C. I.—The Orange-bellied Chloropsis in the Katha District, U.B.

xxi, 775.

MINIVET—xx, 516.

MISHMI HILLS—See Insects—Butterflies (Geography,—Assam); see

MammMats (Geography—Assam). ME HeEks

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58 GENERAL INDEX.

MITHAN—xxi, 1071.

MOGGRIDGE, C. B.—The Serow, xix, 981.

MOLESWORTH, A. L. M.—Altitude to which Elephants ascend, xxiii, 350.

MOLLUSCA—Freshwater shells, an appeal, xviii, 210 ; Some Indian Fresh-

water Shells, xviii, 92; A new species of Acmea from Bombay with

notes on other forms from that locality, xxi, 637; Note on Macroch-

lamys (Eurychlamys) platychlamys, xxi, 707; Chonchological notes from

Bombay, xxi, 708; The Teeth of Snails, xxii, 271. :

MONAHAN, G. J.—Occurrence of the Baikal or Clucking Teal (Nettion

Formosum) in North Behar, xix, 5246.

MONKEYS—xxiii, 351; xxiv, 55; xxiv, 353.

MONTGOMERY, E. A.—Hedgehogs in Gujarat, xxii, 620.

MOSQUITOES—See Inszcrs (Diptera).

MOSSE, A. H.—Nidification of the Sarus Crane, xx, 218; Occurrence of the

Lesser Flamingo (Pheniconaias minor) in Kathiawar, xx, 518 ; Ducks in

Okhamandal, xx, 856; The food of a Mantis, xx, 878; Immunity of

Animals to Snake Bite, xxi, 295 ; Number of a Panther’s Caudal Verta-

bree, xxi, 1819 ; Saw-scaled Viper (Echis carinata) as a Tree Snake,

xx1, 1339.

MOSSES—See Botany (Cryptogammic plants).

MOTHS—See INsrcts (Micro-lepidoptera).

MOUSE (MICE)—Malabar Spiny, xviii, 679 ; Door-Mouse, xviii, 193 ; Field

Mice (Micromys), xviii, 280 ; Pyromys, xx, 996, 1000; Spiny Field Mice

(Leggada), xxii, 16, 17, 18, 19, 242, 484, 485, 682; xxiii, 30, 199; Tree

Mice ( Vandeluria), xxii, 658 ; xxiii, 200; xxiv, 54; Mus, xvill, 465; xx,

996 ; xxii, 16, 19, 663 ; xxiv, 414,

————DEER—xviii, 902, 912; xxii, 624.

MUGGER—See CrocopiuEzs.

MUIR, G. B. F.—Monkeys (Macacus rhesus) swimming, xxiv, 353; Chase

of Chinkara Buck by another, xxiv, 355; Kite and Kingfisher,

xxiv, 358; Paddy Birds (Ardeola grayt) fishing, xxiv, 366 ; Sense of

locality in leaf-cutting Bee, xxiv, 374; Indian Martens feeding on

Nectar, xxiv, 589; Buzzard (B. desertorum) and Shrike (Lantus), xxiv,

596 ; Comorant (£. carbo) and Fishing Eagle (H. leucoryphus), xxiv, 598.

MULLAN, J. P.—Abnormal scales in Snakes (Zamenis mucosus and Dipsa-

domorphus trigonata,) xviii, 919; Some notes on the Palm (Oreodora

regia), (Plate), xix, 1010 ; The food of a Bull Frog (Rana tigrina), XXi,

‘1341.

MULTAN—See Brrps (Nidification—Local).

MUNIA—xx, 517 ; xxiv, 594.

MUNTJAC—xviii, 490; xvii, 491 ; xxili, 351, 775; xxiv, 42, 45.

GENERAL INDEX. 59

MURREE—Scee Birps (Geography— Punjab,— (Nidification—Fringillide) ; see

MammMats (Geography—Punjab). |

MYITKINA—Sce Birps (Geography—Burma).

MY NA—xix, 985 -x51,256 . xxiii, 155 sxe ulnddds

MYSORE—<See Mammats (Geography—Madras Presidency).

NAGA HILLS—See Insects—Butterflies—(Geography— Assam). ’

NAGPUR—Scee Snakes (Geography—Central Provinces),

NATURAL SELECTION—Environment versus — as the cause of colouration

in animals, xix, 1011 ; —, xxi, 294.

NEUROPTERA— See Insxcts (Systematic).

NEVILL, C. A.—Breeding habits of the Masheer (Barbus tor), xxiv, 838.

NEWHAM, A.—Hornbills devouring young Paroquets, xxi, 202.

NIGHT JAR—xix, 992.

NILGAI—xxiv, 188.

NILGIRIS—See Brrps (Shooting and Structural); see MamMMats (Geography

—-Madras Presidency).

NOMENCLATURE—Correction of —, xix, 759; A plea for Uniformity in |

Scientific —, xviii, 9830; On the —, of Indian Hedgehogs, xx, 80;

Scientific — xx. 248; Scientific — xx, 534; Trimnomial system of —,

xxi, 1354. :

NORTH-WEST FRONTIER PROVINCES—See Brrps (Geography), (Nidi-

fication—Local) Migration; sce MAMMALS AND SNAKES (Geography).

ze BREESE SHIR SE

NURSE, C. G.—New and Little known Indian Hymenoptera, xix, 510.

NUTHATCH—xxii, 195,

OATES, E. W., anp MEARS, A.—Birds of the Chindwin, U. Burma, xvii,

18,

OATES, E. W.—Note on the Chinese Crimson Horned Pheasant, xix, 260.

OBITUARY—E. H. Aitken, xix, 540; Lt.-Col. C. T. Bingham, xix, 214 ;

EK. W. Oates, xxi, 651. }

O’BRIEN, E.—Nidification of the Sarus Crane (Grus antigone), xix, 524.

O’DONELL, H. V.—Lesser Florican (Sypheotis aurita) in Bhutan Duars,

xxii, 201 ; Notes on the Chestnut-headed Shortwing, xxii, 391; Notes

on the Burmese Ferret Badger (H. personata), xxiv, 819; Hastern Baya

(P. megarhynchus) nesting in the same tree as the Bee (Apis indicus),

xev, S21.

OGILVIE GRANT, W. R.—On a new species of Bush Quail (Microperdix)

from Goalpara, Assam, with field notes by C. M. Inglis, xix, l.

OKHMANDAL—See Brrps (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

OLIVER, E. J.—The King Vulture (Otogyps calvus) in Sind, xxiii, 776.

OOLOGY—See NipiFicaTIon.

OORIAL—xxi, 1065; xxu, 191.

ORCHIDS—See Borany (Systematic— Phaenogammic plants).

60 GENERAL INDEX.

ORIENTAL REGION—List of Publications relating tothe Oriental Region

cx, CIXXR VA:

ORIOLE—xx1, 676.

ORISSA—Sce Mammats (Geography) ; see Snakes (Geography).

ORTHOPTERA—See Insxcts (Orthoptera). oo

OSBORN, W.—Notes on the Bearded Vulture or Lammergeyer (Gypaetus

barbatus), xviii, 500; The Whooper Swan, a correction, xix, 262.

OSMASTON, A. E.—Eggs of the Large Hawk Cuckoo (H. sparveroides), xxi,

1330; Birds of Gorakpur, xxii, 532; White-vellied Flying Squirrel in

Gharwal, xxiii, 768; Wood-peckers in the Kumaon Hills, xxiv, 368.

B. B.—A visit to South Sentinel Island, xviii, 201; A visit to

Barren Island, Andamans, xvili, 357; Strange behaviour of certain

eae

birds when in possession of strong smelling insects, xix, 752; The

supply of water to young birds in the nest, xix, 753; The Hima-

layan Greenfinch (Hypacanthis spinoides), xx, 852; Notes on

Cuckoos in Maymyo, xxiv, 359; Nidification of the Green Shrike-Tit

(P. xanthochloris), xxiv, 593; Pied Crested Hawk-Cuckoo (C. jacobinus),

xxiv, 821; Owl caught on a thorn, xxiv, 822; Breeding of the Banded

Crake, xxiv, 824, :

OSPREY—xxi, 268.

OUDH—See Birps anp Snakes (Geography-—United Provinces).

OUZEL—xviii, 187.

OW L—xxil, 394; xxii, 626; xxiv, 822.

PACHMARI—See Botany (Geography—Central Provinces).

PADDY BIRDS—xxiv, 366. =

PALANPUR— See Mammats (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

PALMS—See Botany (Systematic—Phenogammic plants).

PALNI HILLS—Scee Insects (Butterflies), (Geography— Madras Presi-

dency).

PANCHGANI—See Botany (Geography).

PANGOLIN—xxii, 624, xxiv, 590 ; Chinese —, xviii, 678; xix, 254.

PANTHERS—-xviii, 194, 670; xix, 518, 979; xx, 214, -216, 513, 1148;

xxl, 287, 1068, 1819; xxii, 189, 230, 389, 641; xxill, 3438, 344; xxiv,

1875-848.

PARROQUETS—xxi, 263. |

PARSHAD, B. B.—The Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus), xxiii, 369; Exten-

sion of the range of the Chameleon, xxili, 370; Note on the Spiny-

tailed Lizard (Uromastrix hardwickit), xxiii, 370; On the occurrence of

Naia bungarus in the Punjab, xxiii, 585; Harthworms of Lahore, xxiv,

494; Some observations on the Common House Lizard (Hemidactylus

flaviviridis), xxiv, 834.

PARTRIDGE—xxiii, 368.

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PEACH—Leaves as a substitute for Laurel Leaves, xix, 273.

PEA-FOWL-—xx, 520; xxi, 1082; xxiv, 11, 23.

PEARSE, C. R.—A large Sambhar Head, xviii, 676.

PEEWIT—xix, 262.

PEILE, A. J.—Note on Macrochlamys (Eurychlamys) platychalmys, xxi,

707; The teeth of Snails, xxu, 271.

—_—-— H, D.—The Butterflies Preres brassice and canidia, a correction,

xix, 269; Some Butterflies, taken at Fahegarh, xx, 873; Notes on

the habit of some Common Butterflies, xxu, 410; Periods of flight of

certain Butterflies, xxii, 809; Nest of the Long-tailed Broadbill on

Electric light wire, xxiii, 360.

PENDELBURY, W. M. F.—A fight between a Hyzna and a Panther,

xin, 197:

PERCIVAL, G. 8. P.—Birds feeding their young, xx, 218.

PERREAU, G. A.—Notes on Birds of Chitral (Oct. 1902—Oct. 1903), xix,

901; Seasonal change of Plumage of White-eye, xix, 983; Change of

Plumage of the Cinnamon Tree Sparrow, xix, 986.

PERSHOUSE, 8.—On the habits of Birds when danger supposed or

otherwise threatens their nests, xix, 528; Nidification of the Sarus

Crane, xx, 854; Notes on some Bulbuls from the Bhamo District, xxiv,

592. |

PERSIA—See Mammats anp Snakes (Geography).

PERSIAN GULF—See. Fisues.

PESHAWAR—See Birds (Geography—Punjab).

PHEASANTS —xviii, 753; xix, 795; xix, 260; xxii, 159; see Brrps

(Systematic—Game Birds of India, &c.).

PHILLIPH, J. W. Ds RHE—See Dz Ree Puiuirpe, J. W.

PIGEON—xx, 518; xxu, 800, 159.

PIGS—xix, 254, xxi, 287 ; xxii, 391; xxiii, 352, 575.

PIPIT—xii, 798.

PITMAN, C. R. 8.—The number of Cubs in a Tiger’s litter, xxi, 653; Do

Chinkara (Gazella bennettz) drink water, xx1, 655; The colouration of

Tigers, xxi, 657 ; A deformed head of the Four-horned Antelope, xxi,

658 ; The Painted Snipe (Rostratula capensis), xxi, 666; Notes on the

Southern Migration of Snipe near Calcutta, xxi, 684; Notes on the

drinking habits of Animals and Birds, xxii, 193; The colouration of

the eyes of the domestic Buffalo, xxii, 390; How Wild Boar fight,

xxii, 891; Tiger taking off carcase of Sloth Bear (Melursus ursinus),

xxii, 619; Mouse deer (Tragulus meminna) in the C. P., xxii, 624; The

Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) in the C, P., xxii, 626; Malabar Pied Horn-

bill (Anthraceros coronatus), xxii, 626; The Limits of the range of

the Bronze-winged Dove (Chalcophaps indica), xxii, 630; Late stay of

op

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Snipe (Gallinago cwlestis) in the C. P., xxii, 631; Some facts about

Russell’s Earth Snake (Aryx conicus), xxii, 633; Kraits in Dhera Ismail

Khan, xxii, 636; The contents of a Marsh'Crocodile’s (Crocodilus palus-

tris) stomach, xxii, 641; Marsh Crocodile killing a Panther, xxii, 641;

The breeding habits of the Brown-backed Indian Robin (Thamnobia

cambaiensis), xxii, 796; The habits of the Painted Spur-Fowl (Gallo-

perdix lunalata), xxii, 801; Effects of castration on a Black Buck,

xxii, 575; The Red Turtle Dove: (Anopopelia t. tranquebarica), xxiii,

581.

PLAGUE—Fleas and —, xvi, 512.

PLINSTON, G. H.—The Dwarf Goose (Anser erythropus) near Fyzabad,

bax, de OO,

POCHA, J. P., ann BANNERMAN, W. B.—Cobra breeding at Parel, xxi,

xxi, 1337. )

POCOCK, R. G.—Serows, Gorals, Takins of British India and Straits

Settlements, Part I (2 plates), xix, 807; Part II, xxii, 296; Note on

the skin and skull of a Serow obtained by Capt. F. M. Bailey, at

Chumbi, xix, 823; Hybrid between a Lion and a Panther, xxii, 187;

Description of a new species of Goral (Nemorhedus) shot by Capt. F. M.

Bailey, xxiii, 32.

POLECAT—xix, 980.

POONA—See MamMats (Geography—Bombay ee

POPA (MOUNT)—See MamMats 8 (Geography—Burma).

PORCUPINES—xx, 848; xxi, 338; xxi, 619; xxiv, 187.

PORPOISE—xxiii, 779.

POTTINGER, J. A.—Abnormal number of young in a Markhor, xx, 1150.

POWELL, A.—Palinurus or The “Spiny Lobster” of Bombay, xviii, 360 ;

Alleged Showers of Worms, xviii, 697; Some disputed points in the

Anatomy of the Common Indian Earthworm, xxi, 291.

——_-——,, FLORENCE.—Note on (Aryx conicus), xxiii, 371.

——-——, J. E.—Notes on the habits of the Small Indian Mungoose

(Mungos auropunctatus), xxii, 620.

——-——,, 8. H.— Abnormal! Antlers of Spotted Deer or Chital (Cervus axvs),

Xvi, 675.

PRALL, 8. H.—Falcon and Gulls, xxi, 267; Nesting of the Osprey or

Sea-Hawk, xxi, 268 ; Falcon and their Prey, xxi, 680.

PRATER, 8. H.—Notes on Wroughtons Free-tailed Bat (Otomops wrough-

toni), xxii, 788; Note on the Stranded Great Indian Fin Whale

(Balaenoptera indica) at Ratnagiri, xxiii, 576.

PRA TINCOLE—xxii, 804.

PRIMROSH, A. M.—The occurrence of the Avocet (Kecurvirostris avocetta),

in Assam, xvili, 683; Blyth’s Baza (Baza jerdont), xx, 1152; Weights

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and Measurements of a Serow, xxi, 246; The Maroon Oriole (0. trazli),

xxi, 676.

PRIMROSE, C.—Notes on the habits of the Harlequin Bat (Scotomanes

ornata), xxiv, 8353; Notes on the Painted Bush Quail (MZ. erythroryn-

chus), XXIV, O97.” :

PUNDE, A. B.—Migration of Baya (Ploceus baya), xxi, 675.

PUNJAB—Scee Buirps Geography, Protection), (Nidification—Sylride and

fringillide) ; see MAMMALS (Geography) ; see Snakes (Geography); See

Botany (Geography).

PURVKS, E. HOME.—tThe Thorny-tailed Lizard, xxiii, 780.

PYTHON—Habits of Python molurus, xxi, 277; Voracity of a— (P.

molurus), Xxli, 208.

QUAIL—xvili, 496: xix, 993; xix, 1; xxii, 200, 630; xxiv, 597.5 see

Birps (Systematic—Game Birds of India).

QUETTA—See Birps (Geography—Baluchistan), (Nidification—-Aceuprtre-

formes and Local); see SNAKES (Geography— Baluchistan).

RADCLIFFE, H. DELME—Intelligence in Birds, xix, 526; Roller catch-

ing its prey in the water, xx, 225; Taking of the nest of the Cinereous

Vulture, xxi, 394; List of the Birds of Baluchistan, xxiii, 745

xxiv, 156.

RAJPUTANA—See Birps (Shooting).

RAMTEK—See Botany (Geography).

RANGACHARI, K.—Note on an undescribed species of Cynodon, xxiv, 846.

RANGOON—-Scee Binns (Geography), (Burma).

RAT, B. 8.—The occurrence of the Bank Myna (4A. gingianus) near Madras,

xxi, 155.

RATS—BROWN—(Mus norwegicus), xix, 746; xx, 1000; Rock Rat (Crem-

nomys), XXi, 338 ; xxiv, 239 ; Soft-furred — (Millardia), xxii, 659 ; xxiii,

29; Epimys, xxiii, 231; xxiv, 48, 407, 410, 412, 426, 648, 820; Giant

Rat Dacnomys, xxiv, 405.

RAT-SNAKE—Abnormal scales on Dhaman or — (Z. mucosus), xviii, 919;

Rate of growth of a Dhaman’s hatchling, xxi, 1099; The Fasciolated —

(Zamenis fasciolatus), description and plate, xxili, 34; Gray’s Rat-

snake (Zamenis ventrimaculatus) description and plate, xxi, 34;

Remarks to show that (Zamenis mucosus) has been misplaced and

should be included under the genus Zocys, xxiii, 168 ; Copper-headed —

(C. radiatus); description, xxiii, 206; Plate, xxiii, 34; Bull-frog and —

xx, 7/89.

RATNAGIRI—See Mammats (Goography—Bombay Presidency).

RAU, M. K. V.—The Sweet Areca Nut (Areca catechu var. delictosa), xxiii,

793.

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RAWAL PINDI—See Birps (Geography—N. W. F. Prov.), Migration.

RECORDS—Sce Mammats (Measurements).

REDSTART—xxii, 625. eee |

REINHOLD, C. H.—Another Fatal case of Viperine Poisoning, xx, 524.

REMINGTON, G. L.—A Kite’s Larder, xxi, 1082.

REVIEWS—“ Indian Insect Pests,” xvii, 181; “‘ Plagues and Pleasures of

Life in Bengal,” xvili, 660; “Game animals of India, Malaya and

Tibet,” new edition, xviii, 484; “ Worlds Birds” by Frank Finn, xviii,

893; “Venom, Venomous Animals and Anti-Venomous Serum Thera-

peutics ” by A. Calmette, M.D., xix, 210; “Birds of the Plains” by D.

Dewar, xix, 538; The Making of species by D. Dewar and Frank

Finn, xix, 768; ‘ The Birds of Burma” by Maj. H. H. Harington, xix,

768 ; “ Rhopalocera of Java (Piertde)” by M. C. Piepers and P. C. Sne-

llen, xix, 976; “ Forty years among the Wild Animals of India,” xxi,

645; “Medical Entomology ” by A. Alcock, xxi, 649; “The Indian Museum

Records,” xxii, 387 ; “The Growth of Groups in the Animal Kingdom” ;

xxii, 887; ‘“ Lepidoptera Indica”, xxii, 782; “‘ Indian Pigeons and

Doves,” xxii, 782; “‘A Text Book of Medical Entomology,” xxiii, 138 ;

‘My Somali Book, a record of two shooting trips,” xxui, 1388; “ Wild

life across the World,” xxii, 188; The “ Macrolepidoptera of the

World”, xxiii, 572; ‘“ Birds of the Hills ” and ‘“ Indian Forest Insects,”

xxill, 763 ; “Some South Indian Insects,” xxiv, 182; “ A list of British

Birds,” xxiv, 184; “ Beetles of the Himalayas”, “ Big Game Shooting

in Burma ”’, xxiv, 815.

RHINOCHEROS—xix, 746; xxiii, 772.

RINGROW, N. V.—The use of a Hyzena’s (Hyena hyena) tongue and

fats as medicine, xxii, 145.

RITCHIE, C. MAC.—A large Sambhar head, xviii, 899.

ROBERTS, M. B.—The enemies of Snakes, xviii, 197.

ROBIN—xxii, 795, 796; xxiii, 578.

ROBINSON, 8S. M.—Nesting Notes from L. Burma, xxi, 261; Nidification

of Davison’s Babbler (Turdinulus exsul), xxi, 1088.

RODGERS, A.—The Banting or Tsaing (Bos sondaicus), xxi, 656.

eT

, C. G.—A natural Bird-lime, xxi, 293.

ROLL OF HONOUR—Major C. H. T. Whitehead, xxiv, 351; Lt.-Col. H.

H. Harington.

ROLLER—xx, 225, 853.

ROORKEE—Sce Brrps (Geopraphy— United Provinces).

RUBY THROAT—xix, 259,

RUE---Scorpion sting and Garden —, xxiv, 839.

RUTHERFORD, A.—- “Some New Ceylon Coccidee” xxiv, 111.

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RYAN, G. M.—Curious growth of Palmyra Palm (Borassus flabellefer),

xx, 889.

RYLEY, KATHLEEN, V.—See Bomspay Natrurat History Sociery’s

MaMMAL SuRVEY OF INDIA.

SALE, E. L.—Fleas and Plague, xvii, 512.

SALSETTE— ‘See Brrps (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

SAMBHAR—xviii, 188, 676, 899, 492; xix, 253; xx, 1149; xxi, 235, 248 ;

SM Seb Reh oOG.

SANDGROUSE—Scee Birps (Systematic—Game Birds of India, etc.).

SAPSUCKERS—See WoopPEcKERs.

SAUGOR—See Birps (Geography—Central Provinces).

SAUNDERS, C.—A Brown Variety of the Sloth Bear (Melursus ursinus),

xxi, 145.

H. F.—* Poisonous Lizards ” in India, xxi, 1341.

SAVILE, L. H.—The Black-capped Kingfisher (ZHalcyon pileata) in the

Thana District, xix, 260; Note on the submerged Tree-stumps discov-

ered in Bombay Harbour, xx, 894.

SCALE INSECTS—See Inszcts (Homoptera).

SCINDIA, M.—A Record Tiger, xxiii, 144. |

SCORPIONS—See ARACHNIDS.

SCOTT, F. B.—Curious behaviour of a Myna, xxi, 256; The Sheldrake

(Tadorna cornuta) in the United Provinces, xxi, 1089; Intelligence of

Ants, xxi, 1092.

_SEDGWICK, L. J.—A first list of the Mosses of Western India, xix, 988;

A second list of the Mosses of Western India, xx, 1048; A third list

of the Mosses of Western India, xxi, 370; A list of Grasses from

Ahmedabad and Surat with notes on their habitats, ecological relations

and time of Flowering, xxiii, 110. 3

SEHORE—See Birps (Geography— Central India).

SEN, 8. K.—Ovipositjon, Mes OOD,

SEROW—Annamese, xviii, 491; Burmese, xxiii, 357, 358; The Serow,

xix, 019, 981; xxi, 246; xxiv, 589; Tibetan —, xix, 8283; Serows,

Gorals, Takins of British India, etc., xix, 307; xxi, 296.

SETON-KARR, H. W.—Sambhar and Tiger, xx, 1149.

SHAMA—xxiii, 154.

SHAN STATES—See Mammats (Geography—Burma).

SHEBEARE, E. O.—Altitude to which Elephants ascend, xxiii, 770.

SHEEP—Maj. Kennion’s, xviii, 490; Ovis poli, xviii, 69; xxiii, 110; Ovis

hodgsont, xix, 980; One horned —, xxi, 1066; Domestic breeds, xxi,

245, 655.

SHELDRAKE—See Ducks.

SHELLS—See Montuvusoa.

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SHERRIFFS, W. R.—Food of the Carabide, xxiv, 607.

SHEVADE, 8. V.—A giant Sunflower (Helianthus annus), xx, 246.

SHORTRIDGEH, G, C.—Notes on the habits and colouration of the White-

handed Gibbon (Hylobates lar), xxiii, 768; Notes on Tigers in Tenas-

serim, xxiii, 769 ; Asiatic Two-horned Rhinoceros (R. sumatrensis),

xxii, 772; Notes on the time of Appearance and Flight of Eastern

Bats, xx1, 1321; The Indian Buffalo, xxi, 13821; Notes on the Weights of

Animals, xxii, 793. | |

SHORT-WING—xxii, 391.

SHOT-BORERS-——of Bamboos and Woodborers of Pinus latifolia, xvii, 18.

SHREW(S)—A_ new Soriculus from the Mishmi Hills, xxii, 683.

SHRIKEHS—xix, 985; xx, 218, 226, 227; xxi, 680, 625; xxiv, 596, 824.

SHY LET—See Mamnats! (Geography—Assam).

SIAM—See Birnps, MAMMALS AND SNAKES (Geography).

SIBIA—xxi, 249,

SIKHIM—See Mammats (Geography).

SIMCOX, A. H. A.—The Great Indian Bustard (Eupodotis edwardsi), xxii,

201;

SIMLA—See Brirps (Geography—Punjab), (Nidification—Certhide and

Turdide); see Mammats (Geography—Punjab).

SIMONDS, M. H.—Second occurrence of the Great European Bustard

(Otzs tarda) in India, xx, 1152.

SIND—See Birps (Geography, Economic, Protection); see MamMatLs

(Geography). ie ee ae

SKENE DHU—KHstuary fishing in India, xviii, 691.

SKINKS—Scee Lizarps.

SKINNER, R. B.—Nest of the Spotted-winged Grosbeak (Mycerobas mela-

nozanthus) in the Murree Hills, xviii, 907; Seasonal movement of the

Himalayan Greenfinch (Hypacanthis spinoides), xxi, 262.

SLADEN, J.—The Habits of Ants, xxii, 649.

SMEW—xx, 225, 857; xxii, 808. :

SMITH, EH. A.—A new species of Acmea from Bombay and notes on other

forms from that Locality, xxi, 687.

——-—, J. H.—Krait and Landria (D. trigonata), xx, 863; Notes on Cutch

Ammonites, No. 1, xxi, 709; No. 2, xxi, 1847; Noteson Cutch Ammo-

nites, No. 3, Keera Hill, xxii, 209; Notes on Cutch Ammonites, No. 4,

The Ler Hemundra ellipse, xxu, 417 ; Cutch Ammonite beds, xxii, 421 ;

Mongoose vs, Cobra, xxii, 789; Oppelie tenuilobte in Outch, xxiii, 812 ;

Hlolcostephanus ? in Cutch, xxii, 813; Notes on Cutch Ammonites,

No. 5, Hast of Ler, xxiii, 176; No. 6, The Habye Hills, xxiii, 793.

——-—, J. L.—Occurrence of the Baikal or Clucking Teal ( Nettion

formosum) in the Punjab, xix, 925; Common Grey Quail ( Cot urn

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communis) breeding in the Lyallpur District, xxi, 200; Notes on Doves

in the Punjab, xxiii, 364; A note on the nesting of some birds in the

Multan District, xxii, 365; Egret farming in Sind, xxiii, 582.

SMITH, J. MANNERS—Haunts of the Indian Rhinoceros, xix, 746; So-

called one horned Sheep of Nepaul and other breeds, xx, 1066.

-—, MALCOLM—Notes on some Snakes from Siam, xxiii, 784.

, O. A.— Breeding of Wild Pig (Sus cristatus), xxiii, 352; Wild Pig

(Sus cristatus) crossing water, xxiii, 852; A case of cannibalism by

Bungarus caeruleus, xxiii, 373; Vitality of Indian Wolf (Canis pallipes),

xxiii, 575; Further notes on Wild Pigs, xxiii, 575; Vultures feeding

after sundown, xxiii, 579; Large common and Banded Kraits, xxi, 283.

SNATLS—See Motiusca.

SNAKES (GrocraPHy)—

Kasumir, NortH-West FRoNTIER PROVINCES AND PunsaB—Snakes of

Kashmir, xx, 1002; Kukri Snake (Stmotes arnensis) at Bannu, xix,

552; A variety of the Common Cobra from Chitral, xix, 1001 ; Kraits

in Dera Ismail Khan, xxii, 636; Snakes collected in Chitral, xxi, 132;

A new blind Snake from Mussoorie (Typhlops mackinont), xix, 805 ;

Eryx jaculus occurring at Jhelum, xix, 10C0; Macclelland Coral

Snake at Kasauli (C. macclellandz), xix, 266; Nata dsungarus in the

Punjab, xxiii, 585; Abundance of Saw-scaled Viper in the Punjab,

Xxiv, OUT;

Unitep Provinces, Centrat INDIA AND THE CENTRAL PROVINCES—

Psammophis leith at Rai Bareilly, U. P., xviii, 203; New Snake from

Naini Tal (Trachischium quinqulabialis), xxi, 201; On snakes

collected at Fyzabad, xviii, 101 ; Kraits in Indore, xviii, 921 ; Bronze-

backed Tree Snake (Dendrelaphis tristis) at Bina, xx, 857 ; Psam-

mops longifrons occurring at Nagpur, xxii, 634 ; Slender Coral Snake

(Callophis trimaculatus) at Nagpur, xxii, 634.

Bencat, BIHAR aND OrRtssa-—Oligodon ergthrogaster from Tindharia,

xix, 100; Lycodon fasciatus at Kurseong, xx, 857; On the occurrence

of Dipsadomorphus nuchalis at Berhampore, xxi, 279; A new Snake

from Tindharia Srmotes juglandsfer, xx, 1162; A new Snake from the

Eastern Himalayas Tropidonotus firthi, xxiii, 166; Snakes from the

neighbourhood of Darjeeling, xix, 337; Ona collection from the

Baxa Duars, xix, 757.

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Assam—Elachislodon westermannit from the Jalpaiguri District, xxii,

400; Two new Snakes from Assam (Dipsadomorphus quincunciatus),

(Dendrelaphis biloreatus), xviii, 272; A new Snake from — (Oligodon,

erythrorachts), xix, 923; On a collection of Snakes from the Khasi

Hills, Assam, xviii, 312; Snakes collected in Upper Assam, xix, 608,

825; On a collection of snakes from Jalpaiguri, xix, 897.

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Bompay Presipency—Melanophidium punctatum in the Western

Ghats, xxiii, 8377; A new Pit Viper (Ancistrodon millardt) from Castle

Rock, xviii, 792 ; On a collection of Snakes from Matheran, Bombay

Ghats, xix, 756; Banded Krait (&. fasciatus) in the Hyderabad

State, xxu, 635,

Burma, SIAM AND THE ANDAMANS—Stmotes splendidus in Burma,

xxiii, 164; A new Zropidonotus from the Chin Hills (Tropidonotus

venningr), Xx, 845; New Snakes from Burma (Oligodon evanst, Typhiops

venningt), xxii, 514; A collection of Ophidia from the Chin Hills, xx,

331, 770; On Snakes from Siam, xxiii, 784; Occurrence of Cantor’s

Water Snake (Cantona vioiacea) in the Andamans, xxiii, 166.

PERSIA AND BatucHistan—On a collection of Snakes from Persia,

xviii, 795 ; Occurrence of Zamenis florulentus at Quetta, xviii, 689 ;

Echis carinata, in Baluchistan, xxi, 1340; A new Snake from Balu-

chistan (Psanunophis triticeus), xxi, 634 ; New Snakefrom Baluchistan

(Dipsadomorphus jollyz), xxiii, 167 ; On the oo eran in the

Quetta Museum, xx, 1033.

Hasirs—Habits of the Python (P. molurus), xxi, 277 ; Voracity of a

Python, xxii, 202; Russell’s Earth Snake (V. russell), xxii, 638;

xxii, 371; Peculiar progression of a Cobra, xvili; Krait and Landria

(D. trigonata), xx, 863; Food of Rhabdops bicolor, xxi, 686; Can-

nibalism in Bungarus ceruleus, xxiii, 373 ; Bullfrog and Rat Snake

(Z. mucosus), xxiii, 789; Saw-scaled Viper as a Tree Snake, xxi,

1339; Saw-scaled Viper (£. cariata) at high altitudes, xxi, 1340,

Flying Snakes, xviii, 919; Enemies of Snakes, xviii, 197; A Snake

flirtation, xix, 758; xx, 228 ; Remarks on Snake notes in Vol. xviii,

No. 4, xix, 267; Snake eating a Snipe, xxi, 689; A Snake charmer’s

performance, xxi, 636, 808.

Brewprne AND GEstation—Breeding habits of Eryx conicus, xxiii, 372 ;

EB ‘yx conicus breeding in captivity, xxiv, 198; Ovoviparous habit of

the Painted Tree Snake (Dendrophis pictus), xviii, 189; Viviparous

habit of the False Himalayan Viper (P. pulverulentus), xviii, 204 ;

On a gravid female of Siebold’s Water Snake (Hypsirhina sveboldt),

xviii, 920; Breeding of the False Himalayan Viper (P. pulverulentus),

xxl, 686; Breeding of Callophis maccleliandi, xxi, 693; Breeding of

the Common Green Whip Snake, xxi, 1837; Cobra breeding at Parel,

xxi, 1837; Breeding of Dryophis dispar, xxiv, 194; On the Breeding

of Echis carinata, xx, 230; The viviparous habits of Lachesis jerdoni

with observations on the foetal Tooth of the unborn Embryo, xx, 231;

Development of the eggs of the oviparous Viper Lachesis montecola

prior to oviposition, xxi, 284; Breeding of the Common Green Viper

L. gramineus, xxi, 1839; On a gravid Echis carinata, xxiii, 378; A

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gravid green Pit Viper (Lachesis gramineus), xxiii, 378; Breeding of

Snakes n captivity, xviii, 208; Breeding habits of Snakes and Livz-

ards, xviii, 484; Embryology of a Snake, xviii, 205.

Sizez—Large common and Banded Kraits, xxi, 283; On the size of the

Common Green Whip Snake, xxi, 1337; An unusually large Sea

Snake (Distira brugmansi), xxii, 403; A remarkable specimen of

the Wart Snake (Chersydrus granulatus), xxiii, 872.

CoLouR VARIATION—A colour variety of the Common Green Whip

Snake (Dryophis. mycterizans), xviii, 919; A new colour variety of

Macclellands Coral Snake, xix, 266; A variety of the Common Cobra,

xix, 1001; Varieties and distribution of the Common Green Whip

Snake, xx, 229, 524; The colour of the Keelback (Macropithodon

plumbicolor), xx, 1164; Varieties of Hemibungarus nigrescens and Hydro-

phis torquatus, xxii, 638.

Swake-Bire—Effect of a Bite of Schnieder Water Snake (Hypesirina

schnerdert), xxii, 203; On two casualties from the bite of the Saw-

scaled Viper (Lehis carimata), xix, 266; <A fatal case of Viperine

poisoning, xx, 522; Case of Snake-bite from the Himalayan Viper

(Aneistrodon himalayanus), xx, 864; Recovery froma bite of Echis

arinata, xxiii, 378.

SNAKES (Sysrematic)—

DESCRIPTIONS AND LEeprpopsis—On the Rare Blind Snakes (Typhlops

mackinont and T. porrectus), xxi, 278; Notes on Contia angusticeps,

xvill, 501; A second specimen of Oligodon elliott, xix, 533; A second

specimen of oligodon erythrogaster, xix, 1000; Ona Brood of young

Sea Snakes (Distira spiralis), xx, 858; On the greater and

lesser Black Kraits (Bungarus lividus and niger), xxi, 281; On

Elachistodon westermanni, from the Jalpaiguri District, xxii, 400;

On the Kraits Bungarus ceruleus and sindanus, xxii, 401; Common

and Sind Kraits, a correction, xxiii, 808; On the Sea Snake (Hydropiis

cerulescens), Xxiii, 373; Remarks on some recently acquired snakes,

xviil, 778 ; On some interesting snakes recently presented to the

Society, xx1i, 689 ; On the Society’s collection of Sea Snakes, xxiii,

374; Abnormal scales in Zamenis mucosus and Dipsadomorphus

trigonata, xvii, O19:

CLASSIFICATION—Is Lycodon gammet an aberrant specimen of Lycodon

fasciatus ? xxi, 279 ; Remarks to show thatthe Snake Zamenis mucosus

has been misplaced and should be included under the genus Zaocys,

xxiii, 168; Are the Snakes Oligodon travancoricus and Oligodon

venustus entitled to specific distinction ? xxiii, 169; Are not Simotes

theobaldt and Simotes beddomet one and the same species ? xxii, 170,

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SNAKES—A Popular Treatise on the Common Indian Snakes—(cont.

from Vol. xvii).

Part V.—The Russell’s Viper (Vipera russellii) (Plate), xviii, 1.

Part VI.—The Golden Tree Snake (Chrysopelea ornata) (Plate), xviii,

227.

Part VII.—The Saw-scaled Viper or Phoorsa (Eechis carinata) and

the Brown Tree-Snake (Dipsadomorphus trigonata) (Plate), xviii,

525. |

Part VIII.—The Common Krait (Bungarus candidus) (Plate), xviii,

pela

Part IX.—The Common Wolf Snake (Lycodon aulicus) and the

Shaw’s Wolf Snake (Lycodon striatus (Plate), xix, 87.

Part X.—The Bridal Snake (Dryocalamus nympha) and the Iridescent

Karth Snaké (Xenopeltis unicolor) (Plate), xix, 287.

Part XI.—The Variegated Kukri Snake oo subgi De ee

x1x, 555.

Part XII.—The Himalo-Malayan Bronze-back (Dendrophis pictus)

(Plate) and the Indian Bronze-backed Tree Snake (Dendrelaphis

tristis) with Description (no Plate), xix, 775.

Part XIII.—The Brown Himalayan Viper (Ancistrodon on ie

and the Mock Viper (Psammodynastes pulverulentus) with Descrip-

tion (no Plate), xx, 65.

Part XIV.—The Buff-striped Keelback (Tropidonotus stolatus) and

the Indo-Burmese Sand Snake (Psammophis condonarus) (Plate),

Plate of the Brown Himalayan Viper (Ancistrodon himalayanus) and

the Mock Viper (Psammodynastes pulverulentus), xx, 608.

Part X V.—The Banded Krait (Bungarus fasciatus) and the Anderson’s

Wolf Snake (Lycodon fasciatus) (Plate), xx, 938.

Part XVI.—The Russell’s Earth Snake (Hryz conicus) and the John’s

Karth Snake (Zryx johnt) (Plate), xxi, 1.

Part X VII.—The Indian Python (Python molurus) (Plate), xxi, 447.

Part XVITI.—The Olivaceus Keelback (Helicops schistosus) and the

Schneider’s Water Snake (Hypsirhina enhydris) (Plate), xxi, 1009.

Part XIX.—The Helen’s Snake (Coluber helena) (Plate), xxii, 22.

Part X%.—The Cobra (Nava tripudians) (Plate), xxii, 243 and 550.

Part XX1.—The Common Kukri Snake (Simotes arnensis) and the

Ladder or Light-barred Kukri Snake (Simotes albocinctus) (Plate),

xx, 749.

Part XXII.—The Fasciolated Rat-Snake (Zamenis fasciolatus) and

Gray’s Rat-Snake (/amenis ventrimaculatus) (Plate), xxiii, 34.

Part XXIII.—The Copper-headed Rat-Snake (Coluber radiatus)

and the Royal Snake (Zaments diadema) (Plate), xxiii, 206.

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New Species—Dipsadomorphus quincuncitiatus, Dendrelaphis biloreatus,

xviii, 272; Ancistrodon millardi, xviii, 792; Oligodon erythrorachis,

xix, 928; Typhlops mackinnonit, xix, 805; Tropidonotus venningt,

xxl, 514; Tropidonotus firtht, xxiii, 166; Trachischium quinquela-

bialts, xxi, 201; Psammophis triticeus, xxi, 6384; Oligodon evanst,

Typhlops venningi, xxii, 514; Dipsadomorphus jollyi, xxii, 167.

SNIPE—xix, 749, 525 ; xx, 219, 1155; xxi, 264, 269, 271, 667, 677, 684,

689, 1083; xxii, 398, 631, 804, 803 ; xxii, 160, 161, 777 ; xxiv, 367 ; see

Brrps (Systematic) Game Birds of India.

SNOW COCK—-xxi, 1084.

SOUTH, R.—A list of Butterflies collected by Capt. F. M. Bailey in

Western China, South-Eastern Tibet, and Mishmi Hills, 1911, xxii, 345,

598.

SPALDING, W. B.—Jack Snipe in the Cawnpore District, xxi, 264.

SPECIES—Differentiation of —, xviii, 198 ; Variety or —, xvili, 687; What

is a —? xx, 238. ee

-SPECIMENS—Preservation of Natural History — in air-tight cases, xix,

502; Preservation of Natural History —, xx, 249.

SPIDERS—See ARacHNIDs.

SPOON-BILL—xix, 261.

SPOTTED DEER—xviii, 675 ; xxii, 622.

SPOTTED WING—xx, 851.

SPUR FOWL—xxu, 800. !

SQUIRRELS—Sciurus, xviii, 244; xxi, 622; xxiil, 197, 208; xxiv, 425;

Giant Squirrel Ratufa, xix, 820 ; xxii, 485; xxiv, 34; Dremnomys, xxiil,

25; xxiv, 417, 426; Tomeutes, xxi, 203; xxiv, 419; Menetes, xxiu,

23; Palm Squirrels (Funambulus), xxii, 437, 661 ; xxiv, 37, 39, 429, 644;

Larger Flying Squirrels (Petaurista), xx, 1012; xxii, 191; xxiii, 26,

204, 344, 768; xxiv, 422, 423, 820; Smaller Flying Squirrels -

(Sciuropterus), xxill, 28, 147; Trogopterus, xxiii, 230; Chindwin River

Squirrels, xxiv, 224.

STEBBING, E. P.—The Shot-borers of Bamboos and Wood-borers (Pinus

longifolia), xviii, 18 ; Insect life in India and how to study it, xviii, 862.

STEVENS, H.—Notes on the Birds of Upper Assam, Part I, xxiii, 234;

Part U1, xxin, 547 ; Part Il, xxii, (21,

STEINHOFF, F. G.—Mute Swan (Cygnus olor) on the Mekran Coast,

xx, 1155. :

STERLING, H. D.—Imperial Sandgrouse (P. arenarius) in Chitral, xxiii,

159: | ’

STEWART, J.—Notes on the nesting of the Brown-necked Spine-tailed

Swift (Chetura indica) and White-rumped Spine-tailed Swift (Chetura

sylvatica), xxii, 396.

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STOAT—xxi, 653.

STONE, F. H.8.—Some Fossils in the Society’s Collection, xxii, 208; An

unusually large Sea Snake (Distira brugmansi) with an additional note

by Maj. F. Wall, xxii, 403; Fighting Fish (Betta pugnar), xxii, 6382 ;

Notes on the Flying Lizard (Draco maculatus), xxii, 640; The Barking

Deer or Muntjac (Muntiacus vaginalis), xxiii, 8351; Chinese Gold Fish

(Carassius auratus), xxi, 1100; Horse Mackerel cae Jelly Fish,

xxi, L107.

STONEY, R. F.—Comparative weights of Pintail and Fantail Snipe, xxi,

778; Swinhoe’s Snipe (Gallinago megala) near Madras, xxi, 1083; A

Branching Palmyra Palm (Borassus flabellifer) near Madras, xxi, 1095.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS—See Mammats (Geography).

STUART, G. A. D.—Abnormal tail in a Lizard (Hemidactylus gleadovt),

xviii, 688.

SUBRAMANIAM, T. V.—The Calotropis fly, xxiv, 612.

SULIVAN, G. D. F.—Notes on a trip after Ovis poli, xviii, 69.

SUN-BIRD—xxii, 392.

SUNFLOWER—A Giant — (Helianthus annus), xx, 246.

SURAT—See Botany (Geography).

SUTER, M. F.—Florican (Sypheotis aurita) in the Konkan, xxii, 630; The

Barking Deer or Muntjac (Muntiacus vaginalis), xxiii, 351.

SWALLOW—xxi, 659.

SWAN—xix, 262; xx, 1153; xxi, 278; xxii, 159; 454,

SWIFT—xxi, 1091; xxii, 393, xxii, 155.

SYMONS, H. S.—Sarus Crane (Grus antigone) in Salsette, xix, 261;

Occurrence of the Lesser Florican or Likh (Sypheotis aurita) in the

Konkan, W. India, xix, 261.

TAKIN—xix, 807; xxi, 296, 1069; Burmese —, xxiii, 355; Bhutan,

Xvili, 488.

TAMARIX—A — association, xx, 198.

TAPIR—xx, 515, |

RVI, 089% mix, 208, O20) xx, 210: xxi LOOT I S304 (mx 207s

xxii, 807; xxii, 160, 365, 584; xxiv, 368, 599.

TENASSERIM—See Mammats (Geography—Burma).

TENISON, W. P. C.—The Stiff-tailed Duck (Hirismatura leucocephala) near

Nowshera, xix, 264; Flamingoes in the N. W. F. Provinces, xix, 525;

Distribution of the Cricket (Schizodactylus monstruosus), XXi, ae

TERMITES—See Insects (Neuroptera).

TERNS—xxiv, 598.

THAMIN—See Brow ANTLERED DEER.

THANA—Scee Birps (Geography—Bombay Presidency).

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THANDIANI—See Birps (Geography—Punjab). |

THANDOUNG—See Birps (Geography—Burma).

THEISSEN, F.—The Fungi of India, Part I, xxi, 1273; Part II, xxi, 144.

THOMAS, OLDFIELD—On the generic position of the Groups of Squirrels,

typified by “ Scturus”’ berdmoret and pernyi respectively with descrip-

tions of new Oriental Species, xviii, 244; A sub-division of the Old

Genus Nesokia with descriptions of three new members of the Group,

and of a Mus from the Andamans, xviii, 465; A new Murine

Genus and Species from Sind with diagnosis of three other new

Genera based on previously known species of Mus, xx, 996; Ona new

remarkable Free-tailed Bat (Utomops wroughtoni) from Southern

Bombay, xxii, 87; Note on the Genus Leggada, xxii, 682 - A new

Soriculus from the Mishmi Hills, xxii, 683; See Bompay Natura

History Socirety’s MamMAL SURVEY; On small Mammals collected in

the Mishmi Hills and Tibet, xxiii, 230; A new Marmot from Chitral,

xxiv, 341. |

THRUSH(ES)—xxi, 1328 ; xxi1, 392, 795.

TIBET—See Brrps (Geography), (Nidification — Accipitriformes, Anserifor-

mes) ; see MAMMALS (Geography); see INSECTS (Burrerritres—Geography)

TICKS—Scee ARACHNIDS.

TIGHRS—xviii, 903 ; xix, 253, 979; xx, 515, 512, 1148, 1149 ; xxi, 235, 236,

653, 657, 1062, 1318; xxii, 619, 788; xxii, 144, 343, 769; xxiv, 819.

TTT-—xxii, 794; xxiv, 593.

TODDY CAT—xx, 793. :

TOMLINSON, A. G.—Notes on the Birds of Mesopotamia, xxiv, 825.

TORTOISH—A new — from Travancore, xviii, 186.

TRAVANCORE—See Tortorst ; see Brrps (Geography — Madras Presiden-

cy); see INSECTS (BuTrrTERFLIES) (Geography—Madras Presidency).

TRAVERS, W. L.—Locusts in North Bengal, xxiv, 197.

TREE-STUMPS—On submerged Tree-stumps found in Bombay Harbour.

TRHE-CREEPER—xx, 463,

TRENCH, C. G. C.—Hawk-moth and Spider, xx, 876; Notes on the Indian

Chamaeleon (Chamaeleon calcaratus), xxi, 687; Notes on a Young Indian

Pangolin or Sealy Ant-eater, xxiv, 590.

TROTTER, E. W.—-Malformed Sambhar horn, xviii, 492.

TROUT—See Fisu. |

TSAING—xxi, 656, 1073, 1823; xxii, 190; xxii, 351, 354.

TURNER, J. F.—Varieties of Markhor Horns, xxi, 148.

-, R. E.—A monograph of the wasps of the Genus Cerceris inhabit-_

Toe erat

ing British India, with notes on other Asiatic Species, xxi, 476; Part Il

xxi, 194.

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TURNSTONE—xxii, 200. :

TYLER, H. H.—A Panther and a Buffalo, xviii, 670 ; A Porcupine attack-

ing a dead Panther, xxiv, 187.

TYRELL, J. R. J.—Shrikes’ Larders, xx, 226; Occurrence of the Lesser

Florican or Likh (Sypheotes aurita) out of season, xx, 227. |

TYTLER, H. C.—Strange Accident to a Snow Leopard (£. uncia), xviii,

889; Notes on Butterflies from the Naga Hills, Part I, xxi, 48; Part

II, xxi, 588 ; Notes on some new and interesting Butterflies from

Manipur and the Naga Hills, Part I, xxiii, 216; Part II, xxiii, 502 ;

, Part ITI, Vol. xxiv, 119.

UNITED PROVINCES--See Mammats, Binns, Snakes, Insects (Geography).

VASSAL, J.—The Annamese Serow, xviii, 491.

VEGETATION—A study of Sea-shore —, xx, 1024.

VENNING, F. E. W.—Scientific Nomenclature, a plea for uniformity, xviii,

930; Habitat of Chinese Pangolin (Manis aurita), xix, 254; Occurrence

of the Eastern Solitary Snipe (G. solitaria) at Haka, Chin Hills, xx, 219;

Scientific Nomenclature, xx, 248; A collection of Ophidia from the

Chin Hills with notes by Maj. F. Wall, xx, 331; Further notes on Snakes

from the Chin Hills with notes by Maj. F. Wall, xx, 770; Occurrence of

Swinhoe’s Snipe (Gallinago megala) at Myitkyina, U. Burma, xxi, 269;

Some Birds and Birds’ nests from Haka, Chin Hills, xxi, 621; Snake

eating a Snipe, xx1, 689 ; Some notes on the hatching of the Agamoid

Lizard (C. yerdonz), xxi, 690; A Fly Trap (Bucerosia crenulata), xxi, 707 ;

The number of Tail-feathers in the Genus Cypsirhina, xxii, 194; Harly

nesting of the Indian Pied Kingfisher (Ceryle varia) in Burma, xxii,

199 ; Paired Ovaries in the Genus Astur, xxii, 199; Rupture of the

Egg-shell in the Genus Calotes, xxii, 203; A Snake-charmer’s per-

formance, xxii, 6386; An abnormally coloured Shama (Cittocinla

macrura), xxili, 154; Semotes splendidus in Burma, xxiii, 164.

VIJAYRAJIT, MAHARAJ KUMAR SHIRI—Goose-shooting in Cutch, xxi,

678; Gray Quail (Coturnex communis) in Cutch, xxii, 630.

VIZIADRUG—A Whale at —, xx, 1176.

VOLCANO—An active Mud —, xix, 537.

VOLES—xix, 1822.

VULTURES—xviii, 913, 500 ; xix, 749, 264, 663; xxi, 1331; xxii, 394, 395,.

800; xxii, 579, 777; xxiv, 358, 369.

WAGTAIL—xix, 992; xxi, 1829; xxii, 625; xxiv, 189.

WAITE, H. W.—Bronze-capped Teal (LZ. falcata) in the Punjab, xxiv, 599.

WAKEFIELD, G. E. C.—A Porcupine-Tiger tragedy, xxii, 619.

WALL, F.—Popular treatise on the Common Indian Snakes, xviii, 227,.

OVO Cli mex, 81, 287, ban, (1as Nol, xx, 65,008,933; xm, 1, 487,

1009; xxii, 749; xxiii, 34, 206 (For particulars vide SNAKEs),

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Notes on Snakes collected in Fyzabad, xviii, 101; Ovoviparous habits

of the Painted Tree Snake (Dendrophis pictus), xviii, 189; Extension

of the habitat of the Sand Snake (Psammophis letthit), xviii, 208 ;

Viviparous Habits of the False Himalayan Viper (Psammodynastes

pulverulentus), xviii, 204; Remarks on the Embryology of a Snake,

xviii, 205; Peculiar progression of a Cobra, xviii, 269; Vernacular

names of some Indian Duck, xvii, 210; Two new Snakes from

Assam, xvili, 272; Notes on a collection of Snakes from Khasi

Hills, Assam, xviii, 313; Remarks on the Snake (Contia angusticeps),

xviii, 501; On the incubation of a brood of the Burmese Snake-

Lizard (Ophisaurus gracilis), xviii, 503; Viviparous habit of the

Common Indian Skink (Lygosoma indica), xviii, 505; Remarks on the

Agamoid Lizard (Pyctolemus gularis), xviii, 505; Remarks on the

Agamoid Lizard (Calotes jerdoni), xviil, 505; Habitat of the Chinese

Pangolin (Manis aurita), xvii, 678; EKxtension of the habitat of

Zamenis florulentus, xviii, 689; Remarks on some recently acquired

Snakes, xvili, 778; A new Pit Viper of the Genus Ancistrodon, xviii,

792; Notes on acollection of Snakes from Persia, xviii, 795; Birth

of Himalayan Cat bears (4lurus fulgens) in captivity, xviii, 903; A

new colour variety of the Common Green Whip Snake (D. mycteri-

zans), xviii, 919; Note on a Gravid Female of Siebold’s Water

Snake (Hypsirhina steboldt), xviii, 920; Notes on two casualties from

the Saw-scaled Viper (Zchis carinata), xix, 266; A new colour

variety of Macclelland’s Coral Snake (Callophis macclellandi) and

extension of the habitat of the species, xix, 266; Remarks on Snake

notes in the last journal (Vol. xviii, No. 4), xix, 267; Breeding

season of the Common Indian Porcupine (Hystrix leucura), xix, 519;

Extension of the habitat of the Common Kukri Snake (Simotes

arnensis), Xix, 582; A case of Hornet poisoning, xix, 533; Discovery

of second specimen of the Rare Snake (Oligodon elliott), xix, 533;

Notes on Snakes from the neighbourhood of Darjeeling, xix, 5 7

Notes on Snakes collected in Assam, Part I, xix, 608, Part II, 825;

Notes on a collection of Snakes from Matheran, xix, 756; Notes on a

collection of Snakes from the Baxa Dooars, xix, 757; A new

Blind Snake (Zyphlops mackinnont) from the Western Himalayas,

xix, 805; Notes on Snakes collected inthe Jalpaiguri District,

xix, 897; A new Snake from Assam (Oligodon erythrorachis),

xix, 923; A second specimen of the snake (Oligodon erythro-

gaster) from the Hastern Himalayas, xix, 1000; Extension of

the habitat of the Sand Snake (Eryx jaculus), xix, 1000; A

variety of the Common Cobra (N. tripudians) from Chitral, xix,

1001; Notes on the Viviparous habits of Jerdon’s Pit Viper

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(Lachesis jerdont) and observations on the foetal tooth in the unborn

embryo, xx, 281; Remarks on the varieties and distribution of the

Common Green Whip Snake (Dryophis mycterizans), xx, 229; Notes

on a collection of Ophidia from the Chin Hills, xx, 831; A new

species of Tropidonotus (Tropidonotus venning:) from the Chin Hills,

xxi, 345; Occurrence of the Ermine (Putorius erminea) in Chitral, xx,

514; Importance of correctly identifying Poisonous Snakes, xx,

521; A fatal case of Viperine Poisoning, xx, 522; Varieties of the

Common Green Whip Snake (Dryophis mycterizans), xx, 524; Notes

on Snakes from the Chin Hills, xx, 770; Notes on a Brood of Young

Sea-Snakes (Distiria spiralis), xx, 858; Remarks on the Snake

collection in the Quetta Museum, xx, 1033; A new Snake (Svmotes

Jjuglandifer) hitherto unrecognised as a distinct species, xx, 1162;

Reptiles collected in Chitral, xxi, 132; A new Snake from the West-

ern Himalayas (Trachischium quinquelabialis), xxi, 201; Remarks on

two rare Blind Snakes, xxi, 279; On the ‘oceurrence of the Snake

(Dipsadomorphus nuchalis) in Berhampur, Orissa, xxi, 279; Is

Lycodon gammet an aberrant specimen of Lycodon fasciatus ? xxi, 279 ;

Remarks on the greater and lesser Black Kraits (B. niger and

lividus), xxi, 281; Development of Embryo in the eggs of the Uvi-

parous Viper (Lachests monticola) prior to oviposition, xxi, 284;

Rambling notes on Natural History in Chitral, xxi, 614; A new

Snake (Psammophis triticeus) from Baluchistan, xxi, 634; Breeding of

the False Himalayan Viper (Psammodynastes pulverulentus), xxi,

686; Food of the Snake (Rhabdops bicolor), xxi, 686; Breeding of

Macclellands Coral Snake (C. maccleliandi), xxi, 6938; Occurrence

of the Bronze-capped Teal (£. falcata) in Oudh, xxii, 202; A rare

Snake (Hlachistodon westermani) from Jalpaiguri District, xxii, 400;

On the common (Bungarus ceruleus) and Sind Kraits (B. sindanus),

xxl, 401; Some new Snakes from the Oriental region, xxii, 514;

Varieties of Hemibungarus nigrescens and Hydrophis torquatus, xxii,

638; Notes on some interesting Snakes recently presented to the

Society, xxii, 689; Common and Sind Kraits (B.. ceruleus and

sindanus), a correction, xxii, 808; Occurrence of Cantor’s Water Snake,

C’. vtolacea, in the Andamans, xxiii, 166; A new Snake of the Genus

Tropidonotus from the Hastern Himalayas (7. jirthi), xxiii, 166;

A new Snake from Baluchistan (Dipsadomorphus jollyti), xxiii, 167;

Remarks to show that the Snake hitherto known as Zaments mucosus

has been misplaced and should be included in the Genus Zaocys, xxiii,

168; Are the Snakes Olngodon travancoricus and Oligodon venustus

entitled to specific distinction? xxiii, 169; Are not the Snakes

Simotes theobaldt and Simotes beddomei one and the same species ?

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xxiii, 170; A remarkable specimen of the Wart Snake (Chersydrus

granulatus), xxiii, 372; The Sea Snake (Hydrophis caerulescens), a

correction, xxiii, 373; Remarks on the Sea Snakes in our Society’s

collection, xxiii, 874; Occurrence of Melanophidium punctatum in

the Western Ghats, xxii, 877; Notes on a gravid ches carinata,

xxill, 377; A gravid Lachesis gramineus, xxiii, 378; Gulls feeding on

Termites, xxiv, 598.

WALL CREEPER—xix, 983.

WALLINGER—Curious behaviour of a Masheer, xviii, 690.

WALSH, W.—Commensalism between Monkeys and Tsaine and Deer,

Xxill, 351.

2, 495 ; xix, 258, 1080 ; xxi, 1085; xxiv, 593.

WARD, A. E.—Further notes on the Birds of the Provinces of Kashmir

and Jammu, xviii, 461.

WASON—Plants used in Paper making, xvii, 703.

WASPS—See HYMENOPTERA.

WATER-BUG—Occurrence of the Giant Water-bug (Belostoma indica) m

the Eastern Himalayas, xx, 883.

WATER ELEPHANT—“ Ye sin, ” xxiv, 379.

WATNEY, C. W.—Note concerning Zephyrus attavus, xxii, 411; Note on

Zephyrus ziha, xxii, 412.

WATSON, H. W.—Notes on the habits of the Kalij pheasant, xxiii, 159;

Habits of the Kalij pheasant, xxiii, 582.

WEASEL—xxiii, 146.

WEAVER BIRD—xxiv, 821.

WEBB, M.—Occurrence of the N ukta or Cemb-Duck (Sareidiornis mela-

nonota) in Sind, xxi, 685.

WERNIGG, A. T.—Serow attacking Cart balloeks xxiv, 589.

WESTON, W. V.—Small game shooting in Sylhet, xxiii, 367.

WHALES—xx, 1151, 1176; xxiii, 576, 775.

WHEAT—Improvements in yield and quality of Indian —, xxi, 187.

WHIP-—-SCORPION—See Scorpion.

WHIP SNAKE—A colour variety of the Common Green Whip Snake (Dryo-

phis mycterizans), xviii, 919; Remarks on colour varieties and distribu-

tion of Common Green — (D. mycterizans), xx, 229; Varieties of the

Common Green, — (D. mycterizans), xx, 524; On the size and breeding

of the Common Green — (D. mycterzans), xxi, 1337.

WHISTLER, H.—The Rufous-backed Sparrow (Passer phyrronotus), xx,

1151; Note on a Wagtail new to the Indian List, xxiv, 189; Some

Birds in the Hissar District, Punjab, xxiv, 190; Some birds observed at

Dalhousie Hill Station, xxiv, 582 ; Breeding of the Koel (£. honorata),

xxiv, 595; Pink-headed Duck (R. caryophyllaeea) in the Punjab, xxiv,

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999; Abundance of Saw-scaled Viper in the Punjab, xxiv, 607; Notes

on the Birds of the Gujranwala District, Punjab, xxiv, 689; Notes on

Birds round Rawal Pindi, xxi, 256; Some winter visitors to Rawal

Pindi, xxi, 262; Occurrence of Kuropean Striated Swallow (H. rufula)

in Kangra, xxi, 659;Immature plumage of Lammergeyer (Gypetus

barbatus), xxi, 663; Nesting plumage of the Great Stone Plover (£.

recurvirostris), xxi, 1074; Long-tailed Grass Warbler (Laticila burnest),

xxl, 1080 ; Nesting of the Chestnut-bellied Nuthatch (S. castaneiventris)

at Ferozepore, Punjab, xxii, 195; Occurrence of Pratincola leucura in

the Punjab, xxii, 196 ; Rufous-backed Sparrow (Passer domestica phyrro-

nota), xxi, 392 ; Pale Sand-Martin (A. diluta), xxii, 393 ; Lugger Falcon

(Ff. jugger), xxii, 396; Occurrence of Himalayan Pigmy Woodpecker

(Iyngipicus pygmeus) in Rawal Pindi District, xxii, 626; Grey-headed

Flycatcher (Culezcappa ceylonensis), xxii, 795 ; Rock Thrush (Monticola

saxatilts) in Hazara, xxii, 795 ; Small Indian Pratincole (Glareola lactea),

xxi, 804 ; Interesting birds from the Jhelum District, Punjab, xxiii,

153 ; Breeding habits of the Brown-backed Indian Robin, xxiii, 155;

Notes on Doves in the Punjab, xxiii, 157; Occurrence of the Martin

(Chelidon urbica) in the Punjab, xxiii, 579; Lesser Florican (Sypheotis

aurvta) in the Punjab, xxii, 581.

WHITE ANTS—Scee TEermitEs.

WHITE EYEH—xix, 983 ; xx, 520.

WHITEHEAD, C. H. T.—Some additions to the Birds of India, xviii, 190 ;

Nesting notes from N. W. Frontier, xviii, 191; An Indian Dormouse,

xviii, 193; On the Birds of Kohat and the Kurram Valley, N. India,

xx, 169; Part II, xx, 776, 954; Notes on the Birds of Sehore, C. L,,

with special reference to migration, xxi, 153; Sylviparus modestus,

Yellow Browed Tit in Sehore, a correction, xxii, 794; Some notes on

the Birds of the Kagan Valley, Hazara, N. W. F. P., xxiii, 104; Roll

of Honour, xxiv, 351.

—_—_——— J. H.— Fishing in Burma, xx, 865; Woodcock (8S. rustzcola)

in the South Andamans, xxi, 1085.

WHYMPER, 8S. L.—Curious behaviour of the Lesser Spotted Eagle

(Aquila hastata), xviii, 157; Nesting of the Great Indian Reed Warbler

(Acrocephalus stentoreus), xvili, 495; Breeding of Hodgson’s Martin

(Chelidon nepalensis) and the Red-billed Chough (Graculus eremita),

xviii, 909; Birds’ Nesting in Gharwal, xix, 990; A Breeding ground

of the Ibis-bill (J. struthersz), xx, 519; Birds’ nesting in the Nila

Valley, Gharwal, xx, 1157; On the Nesting of Hodgson’s Grandala

(Grandala celicolor), xxii, 196.

WICKHAM, P. F.—A note on the nesting of the Besra Sparrow Hawk

(Accipiter virgatus) and the Andaman Nightjar (Caprimulgus andam-

anicus) in the Andamans, xix, 992.

GENERAL INDEX. 79

WIGNALL, J. D. G.—The Lesser White-fronted Goose on Kabul River,

xx, 85d.

WILD ASS—xix, 731.

WILD GOAT—Scee Goat.

WILLIAMSON, W. J.—Occurrence of Fantail Snipe (G. celestis) in Siam,

xxi 260.

WILLOW—Leaf fall of the Indian — (Salix tetrasperma), xxii, 206.

WILSON, C. L.—Notes on the Yellow-throated Bulbul (Pycnonotus

vantholemus), xviii, 907.

R. A.—Do Wild animals die a natural death? xix, 748; Some

notes from the Abor Expedition, xxi, 1068; Effect of castration on a

Black Buck, xxu, 622.

WITT, D. O.—Note on the effect of Strychnine Poison on Wild Dogs, |

xviii, 211; The Butterflies (Rhopalocera) of the Nimar District, C. P.,

xix, 564; Occurrence of the Fantail Snipe (G. c@lestis) in Siam, xxi,

200.

WOOD-BORER—Shot Borer in Bamboos and Woodborer in Pine (Pinus

longifolia), xviii, 18.

WOODCOCK—xx, 219, 854, 1154 ; xxi, 268, 1085; xxii, 777.

WOODPECKER—-xxi, 268, 1081, 1085 ; xxii, 626; xxiv, 363, 822.

WOLF— xxiii, 575.

WORDSWORTH, C. A.—Young Vultures in the sea, xix, 749.

WORMS—Alleged showers of Worms, xvii, 697 ; Disputed points in the

Anatomy of a common Indian Harth —, xxi, 289; Harthworms of

Lahore, xxiv, 494.

WROUGHTON, R. W.—On some Indian Forms of the Genus (Micromys),

xviii, 280; Notes on the Classification of Bandicoots, xviii, 700; On

a local form of the Chinese Toddy Cat (Paguma larvata intrudens) taken

in North Burma by Capt. A. W. Kemmis, xix, 793; Some noteson the

Giant Squirrels of India, Burma and Ceylon, xix, 880; On the nomen-

clature of Indian Hedgehogs, xx, 80; The ‘‘ Pale Weasel ” of Blanford’s

Mammalia, and a new Himalayan Vole, xx, 930; On a small collection

of Rodents from Lower Sind, xx, 1000; Oriental Flying Squirrels of

the “Pteromys” Group, xx, 1012; Further notes on Mammals from

Lower Sind, xxi, 175; Some new Indian Rodents, xxi, 33°; Some new

Indian Mammals, xxi, 767; see Bompay Naturat History Sociery’s

MammMan Survey oF Inpria; An unidentified Animal in South

Malabar, xxiii, 578. |

YAK——xxiu, 151.

YATES, G. A. HASSELS—See Hasszeus Yarss, G. A.

‘YH SIN ’—See Water ELEPHANT.

YOUNGHUSBAND, A. D.—Letter from— on cruelty to Wild-fowl in

mind, xx1, 1oo6,

OBEDIE—Dates and Date Marks, xviu, 700.

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