s to control its motions as perfectly as a bird in the air. | ining some pinnwlaria collected in cavities on the sea shore, was obtained in Siam by Mr. Charles Fowler, of Cheery- from whence the sand had been removed for ballast, hinton, near Cambridge, and was presented to the So- M. Guinard… … similar odor.” From this he draws the inference that is generally black, while the belly and sides are white THE ORIENTAL EAGLE OWL. the ‘‘ chlorine was taken up from the soil by the plant, and marbled with gray and black streaks. The fins and in the form of a chloride, most probably the chloride…
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