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Coast from Camalea to Bangor, Down.
AWS. 20-6-14.

[[List of species on left, remarks about them to right of drawn line, designated here by | ]]

Arion ater.
" [[Ditto for: Arion]] subfuscus
Limax arborum
Agrio. agrestis
Hyalinia nitidula | D.
" [[Ditto for: Hyalinia]] radiatula
Helix aspersa.
Clausidea bidentata
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[[side note]]
I saw no trace of [[underlined]] Helix virgata [[/underlined]] which was reported from here by W. Welch, a brother of R.J. Welch.
I have never believed that the specimen bought by the former came from here. A.W.S. [[underlined]] 1914. [[/underlined]]
[[/side note]]

Shell marl near Maghaberry, Antrim. A.W.S. 21-6-14.

This marl was reported on by Prof. Isaac Swain in Irish Naturalist for 

He got Limnaea pereger
Planorbis glaber
Pisidium pusillum [[circled]] 395 [[/circled]]

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Section of meadow 
[[image - pen sketch showing a cross section of soil levels]]
[[image labels]]
level of meadow
1.6" to 2.6" of red clayey soil. (?) Hill - creep.
Shell marl. 1" to 7" or even 9" in places.
Blue clay 6" to 9"
Red sandy clay (?) top of Malone Sands or Trias.
[[/image labels]]

From the marl I washed

Agrio. laevis | one shell.
Limnaea pereger. | Frequent.
L. palustris | Fragments of what I fancy is a very large shell of this specimen; but A.S. Kennard thinks it is [[underlined]] L. stagnalis [[/underlined]] 
L. stagnalis | One 'baby' shell.
Planorbis glaber | Abundant.
" [[Ditto for: Planorbis]] crista | Very rare.
Pisidium
4 specimens (?) | [[circled]] 396 [[/circled]]
[[square]] Drift from Washing Bay, L. neagh, Co. Tyrone - A.W.S. 25-7-14.
[[underlined]] Suc. pfeifferi, L. pereger-lacustris, V. piscinalis, B. tentaculata, Sph. corneum, Pal. jenkinsi, Pis. amnicum, P. nitidium, P. lilljeborgii, [[/underlined]]
[[circled]] 396A. [[/circled]] [[/squared]]