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A History of the County of Somerset
… such species as the American hawk-owl, Egyptian vulture or black stork within the bounds of the county. On comparing the … In this district the ring-ouzel, raven, common buzzard, black grouse, curlew, common snipe and wild duck still breed; … are seen in autumn and winter and some may breed on the moors, though the fact has yet to be established; the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… some of the more remote districts of the Mendips, and the moors and marshes have been further explored, many additions … Aporia cratgi, L. As in other parts of England, the 'Black-veined White' has not been seen for many years. It was … some of the most injurious of which are the Bean Aphis or 'Black Dolphin' ( Aphis rumicis, Linn.); the Cabbage Aphis ( …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Leach. Zool. Misc. iii. p. 34 (1817). Blue Anchor. A large black species with a longish pointed tail and transverse … Leach. Tr. Linn. Soc. xi. 379 (1814). Winsford. A small black tailless species, with yellow dorsal band. Widely … each joint being banded with red; the eyes are black; the antenn and legs are red, and the tail-plates are …