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C O LO U R E D P L A T E S By G. E. Lodge, A. Thorburn, and lie Author. IN THE MEADOWS (PLEISTOCENE AGE). By lie Author toface CHEIROPTERA THE GREATER HORSESHOE BAT. By G. E. Lodge . THE LESSER HORSESHOE BAT. By G. E. Lodge. THE BARBASTELLE. By G. E. Lodge THE LONG-EARED BAT. By G. E. Lodge . THE SEROTINE. By G. E. Lodge . . . . THE NOCTULE. By G. E. Lodge • LEISLER’S BAT. By lie Author . . . . THE PIPISTRELLE OR COMMON BAT. By G. E. Lodge DAUBENTON’S BAT. By G. E. LODGE NATTERER’S BAT. By G. E. LODGE . . . . BECHSTEIN’S BAT. By G. E. Lodge THE WHISKERED BAT. By G. E. LODGE INSECTIVORA THE HEDGEHOG. By A. Thorburn . . . . • • • THE COMMON MOLE. By A Thorburn . . . . • • • • • •, »> THE LESSER SHREW. By A Thorburn \ THE COMMON SHREW. By A. Thorburn) THE WATER SHREW. By A Thorburn . . . . . ■ • • ■ ■ » CARNIVORA FELIDAE THE WILD CAT. By A. TH O R B U R N ....................................................... .......... ................................................. * THE FOX. By A Thorburn CANIDÆ PINNIPEDIA THE WALRUS. By tie Author . . • • • • ' ' ' ' THE GREY SEAL (ADULT MALES). By tie Author THE GREY SEAL (ADULT MALE AND FEMALE). By tie Au t h o r .................................................. THE GREY SEAL (IMMATURES). By tie Author . . . . • • • • • THE GREY SEAL (ADULT FEMALE AND IMMATURE MALE S K I N S ) .................................................. THE GREY SEAL (IMMATURE SKINS) . . . • • -- • ■ - • ■ • ' THE COMMON SEAL (ADULT MALES, WINTER). By tie AUTHOR . • • • • • ■ THE COMMON SEAL (ADULTS, SUMMER). By tie Author THE COMMON SEAL (ADULT MALE SKINS, SUMMER) . COMMON SEALS AT PLAY. By tie Author . THE RINGED SEAL. By tie Author THE HARP SEAL. By tie Author . U N C O LO U R E D P L A T E S By tie AUTHOR and from Photographs FOREST SCENE—PLEISTOCENE AGE . ...................................................................................................to face p. ON THE HIGH GROUND—PLEISTOCENE A G E .......................................................................................................... BOAR AND WOLVES—RECENT CHEIROPTERA THE BARBASTELLE IN REPOSE . . . . . . . . . . . W /3 VARIOUS BATS IN REPOSE................................................................................................................................... „ GREATER HORSESHOE BAT CRAWLING' UP A WALL, SHOWING POSITION OF THE TAIL . . „ GREATER HORSESHOE BAT RESTING WITH EXTENDED WINGS . . „ SHOWING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE GREATER AND THE LESSER HORSESHOE BAT, APART FROM S I Z E ..................................................................................................................................................... ............ A LESSER HORSESHOE BAT DRESSING HIS FUR AND COMBING HIS HAIR WITH FOOT AND CLAWS ............................................................................. LONG-EARED BATS HUNTING FOR F O O D .................................................................. .......... „ A LONG-EARED BAT GOING TO SLEEP (FROM LIFE) . . . . . . . . . ,, A LONG-EARED BAT SWIMMING (FROM L IF E ) ......................................................................................................... . A SEROTINE EMERGING FROM ITS RETREAT. Photo from Life by Bernard Buttress, M.D. , „ SEROTINE BATS ON THE W I N G .............................................................................................................. • NOCTULES COMING OUT FOR THE EVENING H U N T ............................................................................. „ A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE NOCTULE AND LEISLER’S BA T ......................................................................... THE EVENING FLIGHT OF DAUBENTON’S B A T S ........................................................................................„ NATTERER’S BATS 'HUNTING FOR FOOD ......................................................................................................... „ INSECTIVORA HEDGEHOG SW IM M IN G ................................................................................................................................................ STUDIES OF HEDGEHOGS ................................................................................................................................„ THE MOLE WILL SPRING OUT OF THE GROUND IN HIS EAGER PURSUIT OF A WORM . . „ MOLES F IG H T IN G .................................................................................................................................... . „ SECTIONS AND PLANS OF MOLE FORTRESSES . . . . . . . . . . „ THE MOLE. Photo from Life by Douglas English . . . . . . . . . . . SECTION OF A DOUBLE FORTRESS WITH TWO NESTS. Photo by Douglas English. . . \ „ COMMON SHREWS (FROM LIFE )......................................................................................................................... COMMON SHREWS FIGHTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . YOUNG COMMON SHREWS IN THEIR NEST—N O V E M B E R ................................................................. ,, CARNIVORA FELIDiC WILD CAT STALKING MOUNTAIN HARES. By J. Wo l f ................................................................ . „ STUDIES OF WILD GATS . . * . . . . . . > . . „ C A U G H T .............................................................................................................. ............................................................ . WILD CATS ON THE MOVE ..................................................................................................................................... WILD CATS . ....................................................... ........... . . . - 66 28 28 3* 3» SO 5* 52 56 5« 68 68 90 90 126 126 130 13* 132 146 146 70 72 74 74 78