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EUROPE • MIDDLE EAST, NORTH EAST & WEST AFRICA

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fields
gardens
ancient Egyptians
Arabs
Egyptians
Sepulchres
date trees/date-trees
Ficus sycomorus L. > Sycamores
palm trees/palm-trees
sycamore, Ficus sycomorus L.
Alexandria
Cairo
Egypt
Egypt, Lower
Galilee
Nile, the
Alcedo aegyptia, prob.; Todiramphus chloris, (Boddaert), Collared Kingfisher
Alcedo rudis, Ceryle rudis, (Linn.), Pied Kingfisher
Alexandrian dotterell, Charadrius alexandrinus, Linn., Kentish Plover
Ardea Ibis, Bubulcus ibis, (Linn.), Cattle Egret
autumnal dotterell, Himantopus himantopus, (Linn.), Black-winged Stilt
autumnal plover, not identifiable
bee-catcher, Merops apiaster, Linn., European Bee-eater
Bubulcus ibis, (Linn.), Cattle Egret > Ardea Ibis
Bubulcus ibis, (Linn.), Cattle Egret, according to Hasselquist this is the Ibis of the ancient Egyptians > Ibis of the Egyptians
Ceryle rudis, (Linn.), Pied Kingfisher > Alcedo rudis
Ceryle rudis, (Linn.), Pied Kingfisher > Persian Kings-fisher
Charadrius aegyptius, Pluvianus aegyptius, (Linn.), Egyptian Plover
Charadrius alexandrinus, Charadrius alexandrinus, Linn., Kentish Plover
Charadrius alexandrinus, Linn., Kentish Plover > Alexandrian Dotterell
Charadrius alexandrinus, Linn., Kentish Plover > Charadrius alexandrinus
Charadrius Himantopus, Himantopus himantopus, (Linn.), Black-winged Stilt
Egyptian dotterell, Pluvianus aegyptius, (Linn.), Egyptian Plover
Egyptian Kings-fisher, prob.; Todiramphus chloris, (Boddaert), Collared Kingfisher
Egyptian plover, perhaps; Haematopus ostralegus, Linn., Eurasian oyster-catcher
fish/fishes
frogs
Haematopus ostralegus, Linn., perhaps. Eurasian oyster-catcher > Egyptian Plover
Haematopus ostralegus, Linn., perhaps; Eurasian oyster-catcher > Tringa aegyptiaca longirostris etc.
Himantopus himantopus, (Linn.), Black-winged Stilt > Autumnal Dotterell
Himantopus himantopus, (Linn.), Black-winged Stilt > Charadrius Himantopus
Ibis of the Egyptians, Bubulcus ibis, (Linn.), Cattle Egret, according to Hasselquist this is the Ibis of the ancient Egyptians
insects
Larus, Larus, Linn., sea gulls
Larus, Linn. sp. > Sea Gulls
Larus, Linn., sea gulls > Larus
Merops apiaster, Linn., European bee-eater > Bee-catcher
Merops apiaster, Linn., European bee-eater > Merops Apiaster
Merops apiaster, Merops apiaster, Linn., European bee-eater
Persian Kings-fisher, Ceryle rudis, (Linn.), Pied Kingfisher
Pluvialis squatarola, (Linn.), Grey plover > Three-toed Plover
Pluvialis squatarola, (Linn.), Grey plover > Tringa subtridactyla
Pluvianus aegyptius, (Linn.), Egyptian Plover > Charadrius aegyptius
Pluvianus aegyptius, (Linn.), Egyptian Plover > Egyptian Dotterell
ravens
sea gulls, Larus, Linn. sp.
serpents
three-toed plover, Pluvialis squatarola, (Linn.), Grey plover
Todiramphus chloris, (Boddaert) prob.; Collared Kingfisher > Alcedo aegyptia
Todiramphus chloris, (Boddaert) prob.; Collared Kingfisher > Egyptian Kings-fisher
Tringa aegyptiaca longirostris etc., perhaps; Haematopus ostralegus, Linn., Eurasian oyster-catcher
Tringa autumnalis longirostris etc., not identifiable
Tringa subtridactyla, Pluvialis squatarola, (Linn.), Grey plover


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