The Naturalist on the Thames
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE3. THE THAMES AT SINODUN HILL4. THE FILLING OF THE THAMES5. THE SHELLS OF THE THAMES6. THE ANTIQUITY OF RIVER PLANTS7. INSECTS OF THE THAMES8. "THE CHAVENDER OR CHUB"9. THE WORLD'S FIRST BUTTERFLIES10. BUTTERFLY SLEEP11. CRAYFISH AND TROUT12. FOUNTAINS AND SPRINGS13. BIRD MIGRATION DOWN THE THAMES14. WITTENHAM WOOD15. SPORT AT WITTENHAM16. SPORT AT WITTENHAM (continued)17. A FEBRUARY FOX HUNT18. EWELME--A HISTORICAL RELIC19. EEL-TRAPS20. SHEEP, PLAIN AND COLOURED21. SOME RESULTS OF WILD-BIRD PROTECTION22. OSIERS AND WATER-CRESS23. FOG AND DEW PONDS24. POISONOUS PLANTS25. ANCIENT THAMES MILLS26. THE BIRDS THAT STAY27. ANCIENT HEDGES28. THE ENGLISH MOCKING BIRD29. FLOWERS OF THE GRASS FIELDS30. RIVERSIDE GARDENING31. COTTAGES AND CAMPING OUT32. NETTING STAGS IN RICHMOND PARK33. RICHMOND OLD DEER PARK34. FISH IN THE LONDON RIVER35. CHISWICK EYOT36. CHISWICK FISHERMEN37. BIRDS ON THAMES RESERVOIRS38. THE CARRION CROW39. LONDON'S BURIED ELEPHANTS40. SWANS, BLACK AND WHITE41. CANVEY ISLAND42. THE LONDON THAMES AS A WATERWAY43. THE THAMES AS A NATIONAL TRUST