Birds
Found in 263 Collections and/or Records:
Note of references to be checked, June 1887
Note by Alexander Carmichael to self of references to be checked in relation to the dragonfly, the raven and the spider, namely Tennyson's 'Two Voices', 'Ayton's PCG' and 'Pope's 192'.
Note of two references to 'Dunaire' ['An Duanaire'], c1893
Note of two references to 'Dunaire' ['An Duanaire'] namely 'Caim' ['A Chàim'] on page 57 and 'An eoin'-bhain' on page 62.
Note on a gull feeding in flight, June 1887
Note on a gull feeding on 'easgan chaol dhubh' [eel] in flight noting how the eel escaped three times only to be caught before it reached the ground again.
Note on capercaillie, 1891
Note on the the etymology of the name capercaillie.
Note on the bird rùideag, 1877
Note describing the bird rùideag and its breeding to the west of Bornish [Bornais, Uibhist a Deas/South Uist].
Note on the sighting of a kingfisher, 1884
Note on the sighting of a kingfisher at Cladh na Mac Rìgh [Glenamachrie/Earra Ghàidheal/Argyllshire]: 'The first I have ever seen'.
Note, possibly fragment of verse, which reads 'Coilleach is Cearc Chearr, Da Choil is cearc chearr', June 1887
Note, possibly fragment of verse, which reads 'Coilleach is Cearc Chearr, Da Choil is cearc chearr'.
Note which reads 'Glasag back dark clue in shell Gìmhseag thin feet as paper.', June 1887
Note collected from Donald Currie, crofter, Baile Meadhanach/Ballymeanach, Ìle/Islay, which reads 'Glasag back dark blue in shell Gìmhseag thin but as paper.' [This note possibly relates to birds.]