Notes

01 May 1965
Comments Notes Madeiran Little Shearwaters off Co. Donegal.--At 14.35 hours G M T on 22nd October 1964, from Malin Head, Co. Donegal, O.J.M. identified a Madeiran Little Shearwater Procellaria baroli baroli flying in a westerly direction. Ten minutes later it was follow...
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Shelduck broods in the Tay Estuary

01 May 1965
Comments Main paper I N T W O O F S E V E R A L earlier papers on the Shelduck Tadorna tadorna I commented briefly on the behaviour of broods and packs of young (Boase 1935, 1938). The present paper sums up in greater detail the results of continued observation at Kingoodie,...
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News and comment

01 May 1965
Comments News and comment Undiminished threat to birds of prey.--The Joint Committee of the British Trust for Ornithology and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds on Toxic Chemicals is still alarmed by the serious threat to several of Britain's birds of prey from sheep di...
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Letters

01 May 1965
Comments Letters The first nesting of Spur-winged Plovers in Greece Sirs,--In his recent article on the Spur-winged Plover Hoplopterus spinosus {Brit. Birds, 58: 47-51), I. J. Ferguson-Lees stated that the breeding of this species in Europe as a whole and in Greece in par...
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Reviews

01 May 1965
Comments Reviews Bir ds of Prey of the World. By Mary Louise Grossman and John Hamlet. Photographs by Shelly Grossman. Cassell, London, 1965. 496 pages; 70 colour and 283 monochrome photographs; numerous line drawings including 644 flight silhouettes and 422 range maps; c...
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Letter

01 September 1943
Comments Letters SIRS --It was with very great interest t h a t I read the articles on incubation in the June and July numbers by Col. Ryves and Mr. Tucker. From reading these articles I realised t h a t I must have had a quite unique experience regarding incubation by th...
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Notes

01 September 1943
Comments Notes DURING the last year I have been able to pay regular visits to the Sewage Farm just outside the town of Bedford and amongst the many birds seen, the following seem worthy of note. I am grateful to Mr. B. O. Clifford and Mr. A. J. Swain for providing me wi...
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