Jenner, Dr., his account of the young cuckoo, [13]
Jute type of man in Hampshire, [222]
Kestrels with young, [65]
"Kingfisher," an old name for dragon-fly, [120]
Kingfisher, capture of a, [296]; nesting in chalk-pit, [298]
Langland, quotation from, [52]
Leaves, tint of fallen, [2]
Life-principle, divisibility of, [75], [76]
Lime-trees by the Itchen cottage, [246], [248]; bird visitors to the, [248]
Ling, beauty of, in Wolmer Forest, [204]