Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Ibis, 1861, Vol. 3: A Magazine of General Ornithology
In conducting 'the ibis, ' the principal object has been to combine the labours of the two schools of Ornithologists, Which, not many years ago, seemed to possess so little in common. It is hoped that this union has been promoted, if not effected, by blending in one periodical the records of observation in the field With those of study in the closet.
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