Description
16th April 1962
Views of the old London Bridge
An Orangutan reading ghost stories
known as the Tun
The 'snow-bird' and the 'broom-rape' Size:M: 50 x 40cm 16th April 1962'Passer nivalis', the snow bird, and 'Orobanche virginiana flore pentapetale cernuo', the broom rape (Catesby's identifications; modern scientific names: Junco hyemalis, the dark eyed junco; Monotropa uniflora, the one flower Indian pipe). A toadstool, captioned Fungoides capitulo intorto (modern name Geoglossum glabrum, the black adder tongue fungus), is also depicted, but is not mentioned in Catesby's text. Plate 36 from volume I of The natural
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