INDEX TO
VOLUME II.
vii
Earthquake, Supposed, in Essex, 57.
Echinoderms in Blackwater Estuary,
247.
Elephant, Fossil, at Ilford, 53.
Elliott, F. W., Yew Sapling and
Birds in Epping Forest, 73.
Emission of Scent by a Deltoid Moth,
113.
Epping Forest—Aberration of Argynnis
euphrosyne from, 263; Diptera of,
186 ; Fungi, New, in, 257, 258 ; the
Larger Fungi of, 258 ; Goldfinches
near, 20 ; Jays, attempted extermina-
tion of, in, 73, S3, 87 ; Moths, Rare,
from, 267 ; Pre-historic Stone Pestle
from, 4 ; Yew Sapling and Birds in,
73.
Essex—Bean-beetle in, 48, 52 ; Coast,
Large Conger-eels off, 6; Deilephila
galii in, 188; Drift Maps, 21 ;
Geological Survey Memoirs, 32 ;
Golden Oriole in, 72 ; Heronries in,
81, 171 ; Marine Flora and Fauna
of, 40; Plants, 73, 271; Pleasant
Ride in, 60; Scenery, Photographs
of, Exhibited, 266; Sphinx convolvuli
in, 186 ; Wild-fowl in, 33 ; Wild-
fowl Decoys in, 159.
"Essex Emerald Moth," Larva; of, at
St. Osyth, 115.
Essex Field Club—Annual Meeting,
13 ; Annual Report of Council, 15 ;
British Museum, Visit to, 86 ; Ninth
Annual Cryptogamic Meeting, 257;
Ordinary Meetings, 13, 35, 51, 81,
87, 124, 136, 209, 242, 258, 262,
267 ; Field Meetings:—At Wanstead,
74 ; A Spring Forest Ramble, 87 ;
at Colchester, Lexden, Layer Mar-
ney, &c., 115 ; at Laindon Hills,
126; at Upminster, 131 ; at the
"Grange," Bishop's Stortford and
the River Stort District, 207 ; at
Maldon and Blackwater Estuary,
229 ; "Tea Fund," 14.
"Essex Naturalist," E. A. Fitch on,
35.
Essex Shores and Marshes of the
Thames, Paper read, 52.
Eve, R. H., Late Staying of Martins
and Swallows, 270.
Extermination of Plants by "Botanists,"
47.
Falconer's Terms, Glossary of, 217.
Falcons, Mr. Mann's, 208.
Falconry, Modern, 209.
Felstead, Alluvial and other recent
deposits at, 56; Land and Fresh
Water Mollusca of, I, 46.
Fitch, E. A., Atomaria linearis, de-
structive to Mangold, 255; large
Basse in Blackwater, 12; Black-
headed Gulls breeding on Essex
Coast, 82 ; on Blackwater Estuary,
251 ; Eagles at Wyvenhoe and
Alresford, 20; Essex Field Club,
work of, 35; Granary weevils, 51;
Essex Heronries, 171; Fossil trees
near Laindon Hills, 36; Hybernia
leucophearia, variation in, 51; Lon-
don Clay fossils from Maldon, 264 ;
Maldon, short notes on the history
of, 231 ; Merlin and Hoopoe at
Maldon, 33 ; Pear-midge in Essex,
52 ; Pied Stoats at Chelmsford, 72 ;
Rats eating wild beet, 72 ; Red-
legged partridge and Lombardy
Poplar, introduction of, 39, 110;
Sand-grouse in Essex, 61, 271 ;
Seals in Blackwater and Roach
rivers, 3, 271; Squirrels killing small
birds, 71; a stinging Ichneumon,
227 ; Vanessa antiopa near Burnham,
83 ; Woodcock, 33.
Fitch, E. A. and Miller, Christy,
A visit to an Essex Gullery, with
notes of the birds frequenting the
marshes round Tollesbury, 193.
Flint implement hunting, Humorous
side of, 7 ; Flint implements at
Walton-on-Naze and at Lexden,
187.
Flood, great, of August 1st and 2nd,
1888, 199.
Flora of Osey, 250.
Flowering plants in neighbourhood of
Colchester, 34; at Brightlingsea,
115.
Fossil Coleoptera at Lexden, 69.
French, J., Alluvial and other recent
deposits at Felstead, 56; Mollusca
of Felstead, I, 46 ; Rabbit pursuing
weasel, 71.
Fungi, of Essex, contributions towards
a list of—Discomycetes, 189; of
Epping Forest, 257, 258; New
species of, from Osey, 251.
Game bird, New (the Tinamu), intro-
duction of into Essex, with some
account of its habits, 37, 102; Dis-
cussion on paper, 109.