Bound photocopy of dissertation about corncrakes by J. M. Drew submitted in 1997.
Dissertation about corncrakes and their environment submitted as part of a BSc degree course in Conservation Management at Stirling University.
Magazine `The Edinburgh Academy Chronicle`, Vol. LXI, No. 2, July 1954.
Account of a scientific and ornithological expedition to Tiree from Edinburgh Academy in 1954, pp 35-37.
Three ears of four-row barley.
Three ears of four-row barley grown by Willie MacPhail, Clachan, from seed originally from Uist and harvested in September 2002.
Report on the Reef RSPB reserve by Alan Leitch and John Bowler.
Plan to `maintain and enhance the Reef as one of the largest and best examples in the Hebrides of an uncultivated, cattle-grazed, wet and dry machair mosaic which supports internationally and nationally important bird assembalges, botanical communities and geomorphological features.`
Book `The Book of Barra` ed. by John Lorne Campbell.
Local and religious history, schools, customs and topography, agriculture, fishing and other industries, literature, the Crofters` Commission (1883), Norse Place-names, flora and fauna, and index of persons and places.
Printout from Flora Celtica Website: `Useful Scottish Seaweeds`
Pictures and information about Scottish seaweeds and their history, including their use in medicine, cooking and farming.
Colour photograph of the gorse at Moss, 2001.
The gorse in bloom at Moss with Ben Hough in the background, 2001.
Paperback book `Natural Environment of the Inner Hebrides` edited by John Morton Boyd and D. R. Bowes.
The geology, marine and freshwater environment, vegetation and flora, evolution and fauna, land use and natural resources of the Inner Hebrides.
