History of Animals (Historia Animalium)

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28. Of diversity of local habitation; and of climate as affecting the forms of animals.
29. Of the same as affecting their habits; and of venomous creatures in certain countries.
30. Of the condition of fishes and other marine animals in respect of season.

BOOK IX.

✓

1. Of the psychology of animals; of the psychological differentiation of the sexes; of the sympathy and antipathy of various animals one to another; and of the habits of the elephant.
2. Of fishes that swim in shoals; and of fishes that are hostile to one another.
3. Of the habits and intelligence of sheep and goats.
4. The same of cattle and of horses.
5. The same of the stag and hind.
6. Of the habits of various animals; of the natural remedies that they employ; of the cunning of the hedgehog; and of the Ictis or marten.
7. Of the nesting of the swallow; and of the habits of pigeons and of partridges in regard to pairing, brooding, and rearing of the young.
8. The same continued.
9. Of woodpeckers.
10. Of the intelligence of cranes; and of pelicans.
11. Of eagles and vultures; and of the wren and other birds.
12. Of swans and the swan's song; of the chalcis or cymindis; and of other birds.
13. Of the jay; of the filial love of the stork and of the bee-eater; and of the cinnamon-bird.
14. Of the halcyon and its nest.
15. Of the hoopoe and other birds.
16. Of the reed-warbler.
17. Of the crake; of the sitta or nut-hatch; and of the tree-creeper.
18. Of herons.
19. Of owsels; of the white owsels of Cyllene; and of the laius or blue-thrush.
20. Of thrushes.
21. Of the blue-bird or wall-creeper.
22. Of the oriole.
23. Of the birds called pardalus and collyrion; and of crows and ravens.
24. Of daws and choughs.
25. Of larks.
26. Of the woodcock.
27. Of the Egyptian ibis.
28. Of the little horned owls.