Sailing directions for the principal ports in the Bay of Bengal, with remarks upon the winds and currents; and special instructions for making passages up and down the bay.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Cave of Despair

Benjamin West; 2 ft. 1/64 in.x 2 ft. 6 in.; oil on canvas

The winds of revolution; Latin America today and tomorrow.

Mode of access: Internet.

The book of the cave Gaurisankarguhā : being the authentic account of a pilgrimage to the Gaurisankar cave /

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Proceedings of the Workshop on Methods of Obtaining Winds and Densities from Radar Meteor Trail Returns : held at the Charter House Motor Hotel, Waltham, Massachusetts, 16-19 August 1966 /

At head of title: Meteorology Laboratory, Project 8628.

Fagots of cedar : out of the North & blown by the winds & ashes and embers /

Mode of access: Internet.

Simulation of the effects of winds and turbulence upon longitudinal motions of an aircraft flying at low altitude and high speed.

Mode of access: Internet.

A romance of the old cave mill. A study in ethics.

Wright III, 2961.

Description of the fossil bones of the Megalonyx, discovered in "White Cave", Kentucky.

Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 1831. 6. 269-288. pl. 12-14.

The cave of Neptune : a dramatic poem on the victory gained by the English fleet under the command of Lord Howe in 1794 ...

Errata: p. [61].

The American coast pilot : containing the courses and distances between the principal harbours, capes, and headlands, on the coast of North and South America; with directions for sailing into the same; describing the soundings, bearings of the light-houses and beacons from the rocks, shoals, ledges, &c. With the prevailing winds, settings of the currents, &c. and the latitudes and longitudes of the principal harbours and capes. Together with a tide table / By Edmund M. Blunt. To which is annexed, the Shipmaster's assistant; containing disbursements and other ship accounts, &c. /

Issued without the Shipmaster's assistant which was published separately in 1822 under the title: The merchant's and shipmaster's assistant.

The winds of the world,

Mode of access: Internet.

Winds of change : the history of the Office of the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, 1967-1992 /

Mode of access: Internet.

An excursion to the Mammoth Cave, and the barrens of Kentucky : with some notices of the early settlement of the state /

Title on spine: Mammoth Cave of Kentucky.

Monarchs in Australia: On the winds of a storm?

The monarch butterfly, Danaus plexippus, is one of Australia's best-known exotic butterflies, being first recorded here in the spring/summer of 1870/1871. However, the source of the original population is unknown. Using historical records we suggest that the most likely source of the founder population was from Vanuatu and/or New Caledonia. Many almost simultaneous 'first records' for the butterfly in Australia suggest that a large, well-distributed population was present when first noticed. While such a population may have developed from a limited number of individuals flying across the Coral Sea, the well documented, very dramatic appearance of large monarch populations in Australia does not appear to fit this model. Rather, we hypothesise that large numbers of monarchs were carried to Australia on cyclonic winds: no fewer that 3 cyclones hit the Queensland coast in early 1870. If one or more of these cyclones tracked from the Vanuatu/New Caledonia chain, then they may have transported monarchs. Once established on the central/northern Queensland coast, natural migration would account for the appearance of butterflies further south.