Eobania vermiculata in the UK
Shells at Newhailes
A snail full...
The College of Surgeons, in the mid 17th century during the time of the Commonwealth, apparently still persisted in using antiquated measurements for the dispensing of medicine.
A history from a shell artifact
Eobania vermiculata (Muller, 1774) in the UK
I was interested in the note by David Notton of the Natural History Museum and the comments of Tom Cadman, Species Policy Officer, Wildlife Species Conservation Division of Defra on the occurrence
Hygromia cinctella (Draparnaud, 1801) in Yorkshire
On Saturday the 23rd of September, on the occasion of the Yorkshire Naturalists’ Union introductory meeting for new members at Armley Mills Industrial Museum Jane Walton found an adult specim
Ship-worm inspires Brunel
During the second half of the nineteenth century the Rev. J. G. Wood did more than anyone to popularise natural history in Britain.