MY STRANGE PETS
  • Emus and Rheas
  • First Season (1880).
  • Second Season (1885).
  • Antwerp Zoo.
  • Mongoose Hall.
  • Monkeys.
  • Marmosets.
  • Lemur.
  • Snakes.
  • Manders' Menagerie.
  • The Terrible death of a lion-tamer in Bolton
  • Alligators.
  • Vipers.
  • Geckos.
  • Slow-worms.
  • "Ether-bells.
  • Water-newts.
  • Heather-bleats.
  • Ghosts.
  • Ocelots.
  • Suricates.
  • Jerboas.
  • Armadillos.
  • Mongooses.
  • Fallow deer.
  • Foxes.
  • Badgers.
  • Arctic Foxes.
  • Eagles.
  • Jerfalcons.
  • Iceland collies.
  • Bilholm aviary.
  • Bullfinches.
  • Yellow ammer.
  • Rat in aviary.
  • Waxbills.
  • Ravens.
  • Choughs.
  • Pheasants.
  • Several birds.
  • Mountain blackbirds.
  • Birds starved.
  • "Cocky."
  • Castle O'er aviary.
  • Bleeding heart pigeons and Java sparrows.
  • Jays; and parrots eating each other.
  • Sheep-eating parrot.
  • Paraquet escapes.
  • A forlorn parrot.
  • Budgerigars at Castle O'er.
  • Long fast of birds.
  • Mandarin ducks and goosanders.
  • Parrots.
  • Rare birds in Eskdale.
  • The golden eagle.
  • Honey buzzard.
  • Rough-legged buzzard.
  • Merlin hawks.
  • Short-eared owls.
  • Kingfishers.
  • Night-jar.
  • Sand-grouse.
  • Quails.
  • Water-rail.
  • Redshanks.
  • Dunlin.
  • Skuas.
  • Crossbills.
  • Greater spotted woodpecker.
  • Solan goose.
  • Guillemot.
  • Storm-petrel.
  • Teal.
  • Wild-geese.
  • Wood-lark.
  • Wood-sand-piper.
  • Velvet scoter.
  • Waterhens.
  • Wild duck's and hen's nests up trees.
  • Frank Buckland and Mr Bartlett.
  • Bear escapes.
  • Lions and tigers.
  • Stealing cubs.
  • Sawing off the horn of a rhinoceros.
  • Brindled collie.
  • Buckland's lamb
  • Butcher and lambs.
  • Mountain finch.
  • Carlisle fair and storks.
  • Southport Aquarium.
  • Buckland's notes.
  • "'Arrys" torturing animals.
  • "Gamping" a lion.
  • Llamas.
  • Game and shooting.
  • Professor Aytoun's dog.
  • Shooting "flukes."
  • A devoted blackcock.
  • Ice-flood.
  • Salmon feeding in fresh water.
  • Herons.
  • "Yellow fins.
  • Gulls in winter.
  • Gulleries.
  • Professor Wilson at a Highland loch.
  • Fairgreve's Menagerie.
  • Old showmen and the London Fairs.
  • Sale of Wombwell's Royal No. 1 Menagerie at Edinburgh.
  • Albinos.
  • Rook.
  • Fly-catcher.
  • Hedgehog.
  • Cats: tortoiseshell Tom.
  • House cats.
  • Pigeons and rain.
  • African sheep.
  • Sheep fasting.
  • Hedgehogs.
  • Cry of moles.
  • Parasites.
  • Cuckoos.
  • Woodcocks.
  • Highlander's wall.
  • Black snow &c.
  • Weather gaws.
  • "Noah's Ark."
  • Peculiar rainbow.
  • Krakatoa and sunsets.
  • Snow appearing green.
  • Earthquakes.
  • Plague of voles.
  • Short-eared owls.
  • Experiment with poison.
  • Change in the face of rooks.
  • Rook with deformed beak.
  • Stoats.
  • Weasels.
  • Caterpillar plague.
  • Plague of wood pigeons.
  • Plague of wasps.
  • Wasps eating bridge.
  • Woods and forests.
  • Forts and their connecting trenches in Eskdalemuir.
  • Addendum—Scots vocabulary
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