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Notes

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  • Leopold Ferdinand von Wieldt The person referred to by D L Serventy, mentioned in this article as L. F. von Wieldt, is presumably Leopold Ferdinand von Wieldt. Notability may be borderline, though Serventy thought to mention him, so I linked it here in case someone decides otherwise. I think he lived in Western Australia at one time, and ended up in Queensland. His wife was Elizabeth[?], they had children and he fought in the Great War. According to a KIA list I saw on Trove, he became ill while serving, and this this source states "Returned to Australia 8 August 1918".
  • Citation needed. He travelled to at least one other northern European destination from England, I would say Finland if that was a real country.

Works by and about

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World cat gave up some links to early works by "F. B. Whitlock",

  • 'The migration of birds; a consideration of Herr Gätke's views,' London, R.H. Porter, 1897.
  • [done?]'The Birds of Derbyshire, with map and six illustrations ... Annotated by A.S. Hutchinson.' book[let?] 1893. Hutchinson was a taxidermist, said to supply museums. Shaw, Steven. (July, 2014). Bank manager who went from birdman to jailbird and back again! Reflections, p. 56 - 58 says this is the first work on the subject. Not found in ref, now cautiously incorporated.

… in addition to the more common "F. L. Whitlock" of later stuff in Australia. There is an incomplete list of those at https://collections.museumvictoria.com.au/content/media/9/830709.docxcygnis insignis

  • Other sources
    • Robin, Libby, The Flight of the Emu: a Hundred Years of Australian Ornithology 1901-2001, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 2001.
    • Frost, R. Shaw, S. (eds.) The Birds of Derbyshire. Liverpool University Press, 2014. 9781846319563. Section on Whitlock in Derbyshire. Citation for wanted poster, conviction, and outcome of that?