The game birds and wild fowl of Sweden and Norway : together with an account of the seals and salt-water fishes of those countries / by L. Lloyd.
- Llewelyn Lloyd
- Date:
- 1867
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: The game birds and wild fowl of Sweden and Norway : together with an account of the seals and salt-water fishes of those countries / by L. Lloyd. Source: Wellcome Collection.
711/732
![land, 33 et seq. ] shooting at the jiairing ground, 38 ; shooting to the pointer, 45 ; to the Fogel- hund, 47 ; stalking, 52-57 j shoot- ing by lilck, &c., 60 different snares for catching, 62 et seq. Capercali and Black-Cocks, hybrids between the, 103, 104 et seq. Carlsteu Castle, 310 j its impreg- nability, 311 ; description of the, 312 ; convicts imprisoned thei’e, 313; Draconic laws of, 315. Cherry Island, wintering on, 455, 456. Church-goer, a strange one, 175. Clapper Hunt, 407. Coal-fish, the, 518 ; its habits, 518, 519. Cock-shooting on the coasts of Bohus-Lan and Halland, 212 ; as compared with the southern parts of Europe, 213. Cod, the Common, 508 et seq. ; its habits, 509 ; its voracity, 510 ; spawning season of the, 511 ; its extraordinary fecundity, 512. Cod-fisheries, 512. Convicts imprisoned in Carlsten Castle, 313, 314; severe punish- ment of, 316. Coot, the, 270. Coregoni, the, 501. Cotti, the, 465 et seq. Cowberries, use of, 67. Craig Fluke, the, 531. Crake, the Spotted, 270. Cranberry, berry of the, 4 n. Crane, the, 270. Crested Seal, the, 410. Crinoline, a contrivance for .shoot- ing wild fowl, 282. Cros.ses of the Capercali, 26, 27 ; curious instances of, 83. Crows, snaring of, 269. D. Dabs, the, 529, 530. Dal-Bipa, the, 121 e« seq.) where found, 122; description, 123 ; moulting, 124 ; resorts and food, 126 ; feeds at night, 127 ; a tree bird, 128; roosts in the snow, 129; its lek, 130 ; breeding, 132 ; parental affection, 133 ; mos- quitoes a deadly pest to the, 135 ; naturalization in England, 136 ; produce of the, 138. Danneholm, 293. Dead horse, working the, 269. Deal-fish, the, 479. Divers, the, 270. Diving-dog, the, 277. Dog-fishes, 548, 549 ; the Small- spotted Dog-fish, 548 ; the Large- spotted, 549 ; the Black-mouthed, ib. ; the Picked, 555 ; its habits, 556, 557; viviparous, 556 ; fishery for the capture of, established at Bohus-Lan, 558. Dog, training of the, 119. Dona-g8,ng,the pathway in which the Donor are set, 246. Donor, the, for snaring the Krams- foglar, 246 ; of different kinds, under different names, 246-247. “ Drag,” pairing and breeding of the Woodcock at the, 203 ; shooting at the, 207. Dragonets, the, 489, 490. Drumming of the Snipe, 234. “ Duck or Die,” 369. Duck-punt, the, 276. Duck-shooting, 274, 275 ; number of maimed birds that escape, 278. Dyr-luts, near WrUngsted, 319 ; at Massleberg, 320. E. Laglhs’ Feast, 371.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b28056140_0713.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
