Suckley Collection

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Fox Hunting Music Sheet
FOXHUNTING A descriptive piece in praise of the sport. Date: circa 1860

1-4. Salmo gibbsii, Gibbs Salmon Trout; 5-8. Salmo stellatus, Star-spotted Brook Trout. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-3. Pimelodus olivaceus, Olive Colored Cat Fish; 4-6. Pimelodus catulus, Kitten Fish. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

The White-headed Gull, Larus heermanni. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Corvus carnivorus, Northern Raven. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Corvus caurinus, Northwestern Fishcrow. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Dipodomys agilis, Pouched Jumping Mouse (California, Oregon?); 2. Neotoma occidentalis, Bushy Tailed Rat (coast of Washington Territory). Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G

Pituophis sayi, Prairie Bull Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Nyctoporis galeata; 2. Nosoderna diabolicum; 3. Cononotus sericans; 4. Phaleria globosa; 5. Nyctobates serrata; 6. Lytta Cooperi; 7. Ditylus vestitus; 8. Emphyastes fucicola; 9

Endolepis Suckleyi, 1. Staminate flower, 2. Vertical section of the same, with the lobes of the calyx inflexed, 3. Pistillate flower, with the involucre entire, 4

1-4. Chiropsisi pictus, Painted Chiropsis; 5-8. Chiropsis guttatus, Speckled Chiropsis. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Astragalus (Homalobus) serotinus, 1. Vexillum, wing, and a keel petal, 2. Stamens, etc, 3. Calyx and pistil, 4. Legume transversely divided, etc. The details magnified

1. Eutania cooperi, Red Striped Garter Snake; 2. Eutania concinna, One Striped Garter Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Obione suckleyana, 1. Staminate flower spread open, 2. Pistillate flower in its involucre, 3. Same veritcally divided, 4. Fruit in its involucre, 5. Cross section of the same, 6

Podiceps californicus, California Grebe. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Ambystoma tenebrosum, Black Mudpup. b, head from above; 2. Ambystoma ingens, The Huge Mudpup. a. full view, b. side of head, c. head above, d. from below, e. f. g. as seen from below; 3

Strepsilas melanocephalus, Black-headed Turnstone. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Falco nigriceps, Western Duck-Hawk. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Pica hudsonica, Black-billed Magpie. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Sciurus douglassii var, suckleyi, Suckleys Pine Squirrel. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Pana halecina, Spotted Frog, b. under surface of head, c. under surface of left fore foot, d. under surface of left hind foot; 2. Rana boylii, Boyls Frog (California), a. b

Buteo Cooperii, California Hawk. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Chiropsis constellatus, Starry Chiropsis. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Musenium divaricatum, 1. Vertical section of a flower, 2. Fruit, 3. The same, with the mericarps separating, 4, 5. Cross section of the fruit and seeds. The details variously magnified

1-3. Pimelodus ailurus, Blunt-tailed Cat Fish. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-4. Catostomus sucklii, Nebraska Sucker; 5. Young of the same. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Eutania faireyi, Faireys Garter Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Crotalus confluentus, Prairie Rattle Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-4. Labrax chrysops, Bass of the Mississippi, 5-8. Stizostedion boreus, Okow or Pike Perch. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Fishes, Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-4. Richardsonius balleatus, Steilacoom Killy; 5-8. R. lateralis, Spotted Killy. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Lepus washingtonii, Red Rabbit. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Red Cat; 2. American Panther. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Junco dorsalis, New Mexican Snow Bird; 2. Passerculus sandwichensis. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-4. Salar lewisii, Lewis Missouri Trout. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

A. Astragalus filifolius, 1. Pistil enlarged, 2. Cross section of the ovary enlarged, 3. Legume transversaly divided, 4. Same longitudinally divided; B. Astragalus bisulcatus, 5

1-4. Acomus lactarius, Milk River Sucker; 5. Young of the same. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Scotophis vulpinus, Fox Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Fish, Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-6. Pogonichthys communis, Nebraska Dace. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1. Aspicottus bison, Buffalo Sculpin; 2. Leptocottus armatus, Slender Sculpin. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

1-5. Cheonda cooperi, Vancouver Chub; 6-9. Cyprinoid (undetermined). Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Ambloplites aeneus, Black Bass, &c. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Eutania haydenii, Haydens Garter Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Eutania faireyi, young, Prairie Water Snake. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Eutania vagrans, The Large -headed Striped Snake. [?], Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

Damalichthys vacca, Silvery Perch. Suckley, George 1830-1869, Cooper, J. G. James Graham 1830-1902

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"Suckley: A Journey Through Nature's Wonders" Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting world of Suckley, where nature's beauty unfolds in unexpected ways. Located in Worcester WR6 5 Map, this hidden gem holds secrets waiting to be discovered. As you wander through the picturesque landscapes, immerse yourself in the rich history of fox hunting with an intriguing glimpse at a vintage music sheet dedicated to this age-old tradition. The melodies echo across time, transporting you to a bygone era. Delve deeper into Suckley's natural wonders and encounter an array of fascinating creatures. From Salmo gibbsii, also known as Gibbs Salmon Trout, gracefully swimming against the current, to Pimelodus olivaceus and Pimelodus catulus - Olive Colored Cat Fish and Kitten Fish respectively - showcasing their unique charm beneath tranquil waters. The White-headed Gull soars above with elegance while paying homage to George Suckley (1830-1869) and J. G Cooper for their contributions in ornithology. Similarly, Corvus carnivorus and Corvus caurinus honor these remarkable researchers' work on Northern Raven and Northwestern Fishcrow species. Venturing further into Suckley's diverse ecosystem reveals more extraordinary inhabitants such as Dipodomys agilis - the elusive Pouched Jumping Mouse whose presence adds mystery to California or Oregon regions. Neotoma occidentalis scampers amidst rocky crevices while Pituophis sayi proudly displays its vibrant colors as Prairie Bull Snake. Prepare for surprises around every corner as Nyctoporis galeata emerges from shadows followed by Nosoderna diabolicum spreading its wings like an otherworldly creature. Endolepis Suckleyi captivates with its intricate staminate flower arrangement that showcases nature's artistic prowess.