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Copied extract `The Birds of the Island of Tiree` by Peter Anderson.
Sections on grouse, partridges, quails, rails, crakes, moorhens, coots, plovers, lapwings, turnstones, oyster-catchers, phalaropes, woodcocks, snipe, dunlins, stints, sandpipers, knots, sanderlings, ruffs, greenshanks, godwits, curlews, whimbrels and terns.
Copied extract `The Birds of the Island of Tiree` by Peter Anderson.
Sections about cormorants, shags, gannets, herons, geese, swans, ducks and doves.
Copied extract `The Birds of the Island of Tiree` by Peter Anderson.
Sections about linnets, buntings, starlings, choughs, jackdaws, ravens, crows, rooks, larks, swifts, cuckoos, owls, falcons, merlins and kestrels.
Copied extract `The Birds of the Island of Tiree` by Peter Anderson.
Sections about thrushes, fieldfares, blackbirds, wheatears, whinchats, stonechats, redbreasts, wrens, chiff-chaffs, wagtails, pipits, swallows, martins, finches and sparrows.
Poem about Alasdair MacArthur, Balemartine.
Poem about Alasdair MacArthur, Balemartine and the driving course at the Scottish Police College by `McGonigle`s grandson`.
Poem by Dugald Tiree M`Cowan.
Poem about Balemartine.
Hardback book `Domhnall Ruadh Choruna`.
Songs and poems by Domhnall Domhnallach.
Pottery mug with blue-grey glaze and transfer of Cornaig school history in black.
Paperback book `Somerled and the emergence of Gaelic in Scotland` by John Marsden.
History of Somerled and a `proposal of his importance as the one personality who, more than any other, represents the first fully fledged emergence of the medieval Celtic-Scandinavian province from which the Gaelic Scotland of today is directly descended.`
Newspaper article about Louis Albert Necker of Geneva.
Article about Necker who was a student at Edinburgh University in the early 1800s and produced the first geological map of Scotland. He visited Tiree between 1806-8 while engaged in geological field work.
