Francis Trevelyan Buckland was a celebrated Victorian naturalist and writer, known for his engaging and informative works about animals and the natural world. This collection of his notes and jottings provides fascinating insights into the lives, behaviors, and characteristics of a wide variety of animals, from insects and fish to mammals and birds. Perfect for nature lovers and armchair scientists alike.

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