Identifier: birdnotes53fore (find matches)
Title: Bird notes
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Foreign Bird Club National British Bird and Mule Club
Subjects: Birds -- Periodicals Birds -- Great Britain Periodicals
Publisher: Brighton : Foreign Bird Club : National British Bird and Mule Club
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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As soon as the adult hen was nesting again, the youngwere forsaken by both parents and had to look entirely afterthemselves, proving to be quite as amiable as their parents, yetfully able to take their own part—there were five other species.o- which left the nest (six in all) have sur\-ive(l. Post Mortenis for the Month. For Rules 7/(/r )>;i,ijc ii. of Cm-cr.i-;u):2J. \\hitk Java Sparrciw (?): from T. (). Harrison, Esq., Sumlerland.—.\cuU intlamniation of oviduct and cloaca ; a sofl-shellcd egg was present. The l)ird was otherwise in good condition.)6 : 10 -.22. Orakgi-: Wkavicu (M.ile): from Mrs. Alice Chatterton, Ruislp.^ ilie liird was excessively fat. with fatt\- degeneration of the liver, and a terminal bronchitis. 2o:io:2J. Mkai.y Roski.i.a (.Male): from T. (loodwin, F.si., London..S.E.—The hrd was very thin and wasted, with .an acute Catarrhal enteritis. October 31st, 1922. (^ H HTCK.S.
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o CC C CO1 I 5 § 2 -(iccmbcr. 1922 BIRD NOTES: — THE — JOURNAL OF THE FOREIGN BIRD CLUB.^i■-■-■lr-■-■-■.■.■^.■---■-■■■-■-^i*--.■-■-■■■.■-■«-.■.-.■,■.■.■«■--.■.■-*. Visits to Members Aviaries. By Wesley T. Page. F.Z.S.. M.B.O.U.(Caiichtdcd from page 2§o). Note: Plate In Weavers Aviary, facings page 251,should face page 250. CORRIGENDA: I^age 22~ line 16 for roseicapilla read roseicollis; page 248, lines 12 and 26. and page 249, line 14,for Fn>igilla read Fringillaria. TifK Wadkrs Aviary : This is a really extensive andbeautiful enclosure, a pond at either end, the top one being,except in the centre, a dense mass of reeds and rushes, and thelower one with a large patch of sea-gravel in front of it, whiledown one side of the aviary meandered a shallow streamlet,its margins being- studded with reeds, flags and other bogplants, and, in the writers opinion, the wh

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