The Ornithology of Shakespeare / Critically examined, explained and illustrated

by James Edmund Harting

[173.] “Suppl. Orn. Dict.” (1813).

[174.] “Hist. Brit. An.” p. 118 (1828).

[175.] “Works:” Wilkin’s ed. vol. iv. p. 318.

INDEX.

• A.
• Adder, [13], [15], [16], [Intro.]
• Aiery, [39].

• B.
• Badger, [12], [Intro.]
• Bandoleers, [243].
• Bat, [13], [14], [Intro.]
• Bat-fowling, [157–160].
• Barnacle Goose, [247].
• Barnacles, [247–256].
• Bating, [62].
• Bee, [17], [18], [19], [Intro.]
• Beetle, [17], [20], [Intro.]
• Bells, [60].
• Bird-bolts, [163].
• Bird-catching, [4], [157].
• Birding, [72].
• Birding-pieces, [72], [164], [239].
• Bird of Jove, [28], [29].
• Bird-lime, [160].
• Bird-traps, [162].
• Birds of song, [123].
• Birds under domestication, [167].
• Blackbird, [139].
• Black Ouzel, [139].
• Brock, [12], [Intro.]
• Bunting, [136].
• Butterfly, [17], [Intro.]
• Buzzard, [47].

• C.
• Cadge, [63].
• Cadger, [64].
• Caliver, [239].
  • derivation of, [240].
  • description of, [240].
  • figure of, [242].
  • price of, [243].
• Camelot, [198], [199].
• Caterpillar, [17], [Intro.]
• Chase, Wild-goose, [199].
• Chough, [115].
  • and Crow, [116].
  • language of, [117].
  • red-legged, [119].
  • russet-pated, [119].
• Cloys, [31], [32].
• Cock, [167].
  • ancestry of domestic, [174].
• Cock-a-hoop, [169], [170].
• Cock and pye, [171].
• Cock-crow, [168].
• Cock-fighting, [172–174].
• Coistrel, [74].
• Cormorants, [259].
  • fishing with, [260].
  • the King’s, [261–264].
  • home of the, [265].
• Coursing, [12], [Intro.]
• Coystril, [74].
• Cricket, [17], [Intro.]
• Crow, [99].
  • black as a, [113].
  • food for, [112].
• Crow, habits of, [111].
  • -keeper, [114].
  • Night-, [102].
  • Scare-, [114].
  • to pluck, [114].
• Crows and their relations, [99].
• Cry havoc, [57].
• Cuckoo, [147–156].
  • habits of, [150].
  • note of, [151].
  • songs, [152–156].
• Cygnet, [201–206].

• D.
• Daw, [119].
• Deer-hunting, [8], [Intro.]
  • -shooting, [4], [Intro.]
  • -stealing, [6], [Intro.]
  • wounded, [10], [Intro.]
• Dive-dapper, [258].
• Divers, [258].
• Dove, [191].
  • of Paphos, [191].
  • of Venus, [191].
  • Rock-, [190].
  • Turtle-, [191].
• Dove-house, [180].
• Dove, Mahomed’s, [193].
  • timidity of, [195].
• Doves, dish of, [196].
• Dormouse, [13], [Intro.]
• Drone, [17], [19], [Intro.]
• Duck, [237].
  • -hunting, [237].

• E.
• Eagle, [23–40].
  • age of, [35].
  • eggs of, [32].
  • eye, [25].
  • eyrie of, [38].
  • longevity of, [33–35].
  • omen of victory, [27].
  • power of flight, [25], [26].
  • power of vision, [24].
• Eagle trained for hawking, [36], [37].
  • the Roman, [28–30].
• Enmew, [64], [66].
• Eyas-musket, [74].
• Eyesses, [57], [58].
• Eyrie, [39], [57].