Calyptostoma hardii (Cambridge, 1875) = C. hardyi, a mite in genus Calyptostoma. (In 1976, Vistorin-Theis proposed that this was the same species as C. velutinus (Müller, 1776). Not all authors have agreed with the identity.) Walckenaer(i)a hardii (Blackwall, 1850) = Leptothrix hardyi, a spider. Other acknowledgments and recognition In 1850, William King acknowledged Hardy's contributions to his book on the Permian fossils of England. In 1853, entomologist Andrew Murray acknowledged multiple contributions by Hardy to his Catalogue of the Coleoptera of Scotland. In 1879, William Henderson acknowledged Hardy's contributions to his Notes on the Folk-Lore of the Northern Counties of England and the Borders. In 1895, ornithologist George Muirhead acknowledged multiple contributions by Hardy to his Birds of Berwickshire. In 1926, W. S. Crockett called him "the indefatigable historian of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club". In 2009, Diarmid Finnegan called him one of the "many leading members of Scottish natural history societies". Publications (The publication date of this book is uncertain. Its frontispiece says MDCCCXXXIV (1834), but it includes contributions dated at least as late as 1840.) 1856-1858. Multiple contributions to the Ordnance Survey Name Books for Berwickshire, as an authority for place names in the parish of Cockburnspath. 1868. Plants new to Berwickshire, with notes on their history 1868. A moss flora of eastern Berwickshire. Citing Journal of the Berwickshire Naturalists Club. (1) Hardy, James: 1873-1875, volume 7, pp. 223–225, "Extracts from the Session-Book of Hutton Parish, A.D. 1649-1677" (2) Hardy, James: 1882-1884, volume 10, p. 401, "Notes on Yarrow" (Date undetermined.) References External links Hardy's 1849 notebooks. An archive which includes some letters by Hardy. 1815 births 1898 deaths People from Oldhamstocks People from Berwickshire Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Scottish naturalists 19th-century antiquarians Scottish antiquarians