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Arthur Phillip Morres
(1835–1900)
 

English parson-naturalist

Works

  • Amongst the Birds of the Farne Islands, May 26, 1896. Salisbury: Brown & Co. 1896. 

Contributions to The Zoologist

  • Morres, A.P. (1877). "Rare Birds in Wilts and Dorset". The Zoologist. 3rd series, vol 1 (issue 2, February—section 'Occasional Notes'): 52–53. 
  • —— (1877). "Benefit of the Wild Bird Protection Act". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 2, February—section 'Occasional Notes'): 53. 
  • —— (1877). "Rooks attacking Acorns". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 2, February—section 'Occasional Notes'): 55. 
  • —— (1877). "Curlews breeding near Salisbury". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 3, March—section 'Occasional Notes'): 106. 
  • —— (1877). "Peregrine Falcons near Wareham". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 4, April—section 'Occasional Notes'): 174. 
  • —— (1877). "Rough-legged Buzzards near Tisbury, Wilts.". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 4, April—section 'Occasional Notes'): 174–175. 
  • —— (1877). "Curious Effect of the Recent Floods". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 4, April—section 'Occasional Notes'): 183. 
  • —— (1877). "Unusual Hiding-place for Frogs". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 4, April—section 'Occasional Notes'): 184. 
  • —— (1877). "The Merlin in South Wilts". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 5, May—section 'Occasional Notes'): 226. 
  • —— (1877). "Marten cat in Lincolnshire". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 6, June—section 'Occasional Notes'): 251–252. 
  • —— (1877). "Moorhen defending its Young from a Stoat". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 6, June—section 'Occasional Notes'): 255–256. 
  • —— (1877). "Pied Flycatcher near Salisbury". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 7, July—section 'Occasional Notes'): 297. 
  • —— (1877). "Swimming Powers of the Mole". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 10, October—section 'Occasional Notes'): 440–441. 
  • —— (1877). "Peregrine Falcons on the Spire of Salisbury Cathedral". The Zoologist. 3 1 (issue 10, October—section 'Occasional Notes'): 450. 


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