The 'yellow belly'd wood-pecker' and the 'smallest spotted wood-pecker' mb-height 4572 the bottom picture shows the

the bottom picture shows the burning of the Booke of Spartes by the hangman at the place where the cross stood

East elevation of the Church of St Paul

Plate 21 figures 1-6 from the paper 'Farther observations on the feet of animals whose progressive motion can be carried on against gravity'

Many believed that this later helped keep Nepal and its Ghurkha regiments faithful to the British during the Indian Mutiny which erupted in 1857

and the Atalante

The 'yellow belly'd wood-pecker' and the 'smallest spotted wood-pecker' mb-height 4572 the bottom picture shows the'Picus varius minor, ventre luteo', the yellow belly'd wood pecker, and 'Picus varius minimus', the smallest spotted wood pecker, perched on a white oak. The leaves of 'Quercus alba virginiana', the white oak, and 'Quercus caroliniensis virentibus venis muricata', the white oak with pointed notches, are also shown for comparison (Catesby's identifications; modern scientific names: Sphyrapicus varius, the yellow bellied sapsucker; Picoides pubescens,