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A History of the County of Somerset
… A summer visitor. Chiefly confined to the larger woods. Numerous in the wooded combes in the west of the … migration. It has been seen, apparently nesting, in Leigh Woods near Bristol, and is probably a regular summer visitor … from many parts of the county. Not uncommon in the woods on the Quantock Hills. 97. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… haliotidea, Drap. Bridgewater scutulum, Sby. Leigh Woods, Bristol Limax maximus, Linn. flavus, Linn. arborum, … (Ald.) radiatula (Ald.). Elsdon Hill; Clevedon Hill; Leigh Woods, Bristol nitida (Mll.) fulva (Mll.) Arion ater (Linn.) … (Mont.) bidentata (Strm.) biplicata (Mont.). Leigh Woods, Bristol rolphii, Gray. Long Ashton, near Bristol …
A History of the County of Somerset
… on the borders of Exmoor. Those from Blue Anchor and Leigh Woods were collected by Mr. R. I. Pocock. Blue Anchor is a … and Minehead on the coast of the Bristol Channel. Leigh Woods is situated in the extreme northern part of the county … Nat. ed. 10, p. 638 (1758). Blue Anchor, Winsford, Leigh Woods. The common large brown species met with everywhere …