Hello!

I hope some of these help. I took a look in MLA International Bibliography and found a few interesting titles. It seems there are quite a few resources on the topic. Please let me know if you are looking for something more specific.

Thanks!

Kate Wiant

Reference Librarian

Texas Wesleyan University

The Birds of Shakespeare By: Stockelbach, Lavonia Verona, NJ; 1940. (book)

Shakespeare's Birds By: Harrison, Thomas P.; Tennessee Studies in Literature, 1958; 3: 53-62. (journal article)

Bird Imagery in Macbeth By: Halio, Jay L.; Shakespeare Newsletter, 1963; 13: 7. (journal article)

Othello: A Hawk among Birds Criniti, Steve; Literature Film Quarterly, 2004; 32 (2): 115-21. (journal article)

Subjects:

predator; Nelson, Tim Blake; film adaptation; Shakespeare, William; Othello

Shakespeare's Meacocke By: Linthicum, Marie L. C.; Modern Language Notes, 1925 Feb; 40 (2): 96-98

Shakespeare's Bird of Dawning By: Knight, G. Wilson; Times Literary Supplement, 1932 Mar 31; 229. (journal article)

Shakespeare's 'Goose of Winchester'. Detail Only Available By: Bonheim, Helmut; Philological Quarterly, 1972; 51: 940-41. (journal article)

Two Birds with One Stone: Lapidary Re-Inscription in The Phoenix and the Turtle Detail Only Available By: Garber, Marjorie; The Upstart Crow, 1984 Fall; 5: 5-19. (journal article)

Subjects:

paradox; bird symbolism; phoenix

The Martlet Re-Examined Detail Only Available By: Williams, Edwin Owen; Notes and Queries, 1995 Sept; 42 (240) (3): 327. (journal article)

Subjects:

birds; heraldry

'Alone th'Arabian Bird': Imogen as Elizabeth I? By: Davies, Rowena; Notes and Queries, 1979; 26: 137-40. (journal article)

The Manning of the Haggard; or, The Taming of the Shrew. Full Text Available By: Ranald, Margaret Loftus; Essays in Literature, 1974; 1: 149-65. (journal article)

Symbols of Transformation in Cymbeline Detail Only Available By: Boe, John; Readerly/Writerly Texts: Essays on Literature, Literary/Textual Criticism, and Pedagogy, 1995 Spring-Summer; 2 (2): 47-74. (journal article)

Subjects:

pastoralism; tree imagery; bird imagery; air imagery; transformation

Thank you very much for your help. I have many of these resources. I wonder, though, whether you know anything about the barnacle goose in Hungary and Shakespeare's connections to Hungary before the 19th century.

You are welcome! I thought you might have found many of these, as they were available on MLA. I will see what I can find on the barnacle goose and Shakespeare in Hungary.

Thank you so much!