October 6th.—Outer Dowsing L.V., six young Starlings (two caught), S.W. to N.E.; one Pigeon to S.W. Hasbro' L.V., twelve Skylarks, two Wrens, fourteen Starlings and Chaffinches, two Redbreasts, and two Redwings about lantern all night—6th and 7th—(N.N.W., 2; O. M.); went W. at sunrise. Hunstanton L.H., Chaffinch caught against lantern. (W.N.W.) Cley and Blakeney, more Grey Plover, many Larks, a few Goldfinches. (N. to N.W.) Leman and Ower L.V., Starlings, 4 P.M.: one killed. Newarp L.V., a few Larks, 8.10 P.M., round lantern. Corton L.V., three Fieldfares, 7 P.M., round lantern. Kentish Knock L.V., Starlings, Larks, Flycatchers, one Chaffinch, round lantern at night. (N.N.W., hazy.) Goodwin L.V., flock Starlings N. to S. (E.N.E., 5.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Linnets, 10 A.M. till noon, to W. Varne L.V., about 400 Sparrows, 6.30 A.M., S.E. to N.W. (E.N.E., 4.) Hanois L.H., two Pied Wagtails, 7.30 P.M. (E.N.E., 2.)

October 7th.—Spurn L.H., one Pied Wagtail, 3 P.M. (W.) Tetney, Jack Snipe, first arrival. Outer Dowsing L.V., six Starlings, one Chaffinch, to W.; seven Black Ducks, N. to S. Inner Dowsing L.V., two Starlings, 9 P.M., killed. Cley and Blakeney, Peregrine Falcon, increase of Meadow Pipits, Purple Sandpiper, Golden Plover, about 100 Curlews, twelve Grey Crows, from sea at 10 A.M.; a few Reed Buntings. (W.N.W. to W.) Leman and Ower L.V., Linnet killed striking (wing sent). Newarp L.V., one Black Crow stopped to rest, and then to N.W. Yarmouth, Grey Wagtail, ad. ♂. Galloper L.V., a few Larks, Linnets, and Chaffinches, all day to W. (N., 4.) Gull L.V., about twenty Black Crows flying round light at 7.30 P.M. S. S. Head L.V., 100 Ducks, 10.30 A.M., to W.S.W. Hanois L.H., one Lark, 8 P.M., not killed. (N.N.E., 3.)

October 8th.—Farn L.H., great many Gannets, twenty Linnets, 3 P.M.; three Grey Crows, 5 P.M. (N.E., 3.) Coquet L.H., large flock Wild Geese to N. (N.E., 7.) Whitby L.H., Large flocks Skylarks, Linnets, Finches, and other small birds (E. to W.), flying high. Flambro', Skuas, Gulls, Gannet, etc., to N., in continuous flocks and streams; also Scoters. (Wind E.N.E., 6.)[3] Tetney, Black Backed Gulls, thousands on sands, mostly L. fuscus, both old and young birds. Outer Dowsing L.V., one Fieldfare, one Common Wren, two Goldcrests, four Thrushes, S.E. to N.W. (N.E., 2; C. V.) Inner Dowsing L.V., twelve Black Crows from E. to W. Hasbro' L.V., large flocks Larks and Starlings, 10 A.M. to sunset, E. to W. Hunstanton L.H., Grey Crows, 11 A.M., to S. (N., 3.) Cley and Blakeney, Wheatears; Goldfinches, twenty-five and ten; one Curlew Sandpiper, E. Newarp L.V., fifty-six Black Crows, 1.15 P.M., S.E. to N.W. Yarmouth, Shorelark, one netted on Denes. Larks all night coming in. Cockle L.V., Skylarks in small flocks during day to S.W. and W. Starling killed. Corton L.V., one Sparrow-Hawk to N.W. Kentish Knock L.V., Larks and Starlings and small birds to N.W.; and small birds round lantern at night. Gull L.V., continuous flocks Larks, Sparrows, Starlings, 8 A.M. till noon, to W. S. S. Head L.V., Larks, forty, at 3 P.M., to N.W. East Goodwin L.V., Larks and other small birds, forenoon, E.S.E. to W.N.W. (W.N.W, 3.) Hanois L.H., a few Swallows passing at midday.

October 9th.—Farn L.H., two Thrushes. (N.E., 4.) Coquet L.H., Woodcock, 10 A.M., on island. (N.E., 6.) Tees L.V., fifteen Grey Crows to N.W. (Wind E.) Seaton-Carew, a few Goldcrests arrived. (N.E., gale.) Redcar, twenty to thirty flocks Duck to N.W. Five Woodcock; Short-Eared Owl. (E.N.E., strong.) Tetney, Redwings, considerable migration. (N., light, rain.) Inner Dowsing L.V., 300 Skylarks, two Sparrow-Hawks, N.E. to S.W. One Goldcrest, on board; one Robin, dead on deck. Hasbro' L.V., same as previous day. Cromer, several flocks Scoters to W. Flock 100 Chaffinches on Lighthouse Hill. Winterton L.H., Chaffinch and Lark, 10.30 P.M., on lantern. Great many Crows at noon. Newarp L.V., Larks all day, S.E. to W. Yarmouth, Larks coming in from sea, and continuous to daybreak over town. Cockle L.V., Larks, large flocks, continuous during day, S.W. to W. Sparrow-Hawk; forty Crows at 11.30 A.M. to W. (W.N.W., 2.) Corton L.V., Larks and Starlings, sunrise to 4 P.M., continually to W. Thrushes and Chaffinches at 7 P.M.; Fieldfares and "Flycatchers," 7.30 P.M. (very calm.) Large quantity of Black Ducks on water. Galloper L.V., Larks and Linnets all day to W. Larks at lantern at night. (S.W., 4.) Kentish Knock L.V., Thrushes, Chaffinches, Larks, and Linnets all day to W.N.W. Large number of Sparrows roosted on ship. Wings of six Bramblings sent. Thousands of birds round lantern at night, Plover, Starlings, Larks, and Chaffinches. (Ninety larks killed, many overboard.) Swin Middle L.V., Larks and Sparrows at intervals all day to W.N.W. Goodwin L.V., Larks and Starlings all day, many striking lantern. (E., 6.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Linnets and Sparrows, 7.15 A.M. till noon, to W. S. S. Head L.V., twelve Larks, 4 P.M., one killed, to N.W. East Goodwin L.V., various small birds, evening. Larks and Starlings striking lantern.

October 10th.—Farn L.H., one Redstart. (E.N.E., 6.) Three Chaffinch and two Thrush. Coquet L.H., Greenshank shot. Redcar, flight Duck, Widgeon, and Teal. Two Woodcock; three or four small flocks Skua to N.W. Two Fulmar Petrel, three Goldcrests. (N.E., gale.) Flambro', Woodcocks, rush; several shot. (N.E., gale.) Spurn L.H., Greenfinches and Starlings. (N.N.E., 6.) Tetney, Missel Thrush abundant with Blackbirds; Meadow Pipits and a few Redwings. (N., gale, rain.) Wild Duck, many. Greenshank, very many. Outer Dowsing L.V., one Greenfinch, two Larks, caught on board. Cromer L.H., Larks, Thrushes, and Blackbirds, 1 A.M. to 2 A.M. (S., 3; M. R.) One Blackbird killed. Cley and Blakeney, Goldcrest, also a few Reed Bunting. (N.E., squally, rain.) Winterton L.H., Sparrows, great flock passing, 3 P.M.; one white bird amongst them. Newarp L.V., two Fieldfares and one Starling, dead on deck. (N. by W., 3.) Yarmouth, Snow Buntings, three. Corton L.V., Larks and Starlings, 8 A.M. to 2 P.M.; three flock Crows, 11 A.M. Fifty Chaffinches, 11.30 A.M. Languard L.H., two Woodcocks, 6.15 A.M., striking lantern; one killed, the other wounded. (N., 5.) Galloper L.V., large flocks Larks, Chaffinches, and Linnets, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., to W. Hundreds Starlings, Larks, and Chaffinches striking, 9 to 11 P.M. (156 Larks, twelve Starlings, twenty-four Chaffinches killed.) (E.S.E., 4.) Kentish Knock L.V., Crows in large numbers to W. Larks, Chaffinches, and Sparrows. Swin Middle L.V., Chaffinches, Starlings, and Plover at night (12 striking). Larks in day. Gull L.V., continuous flocks Larks, Linnets, Sparrows, 9 A.M. to noon, to W. East Goodwin L.V., few small birds all day, E. to W. (N.W., 6.)

October 11th.—Redcar, Short-Eared Owl; great many Larks, up to 2 P.M., to W. Whitby L.V., three Woodcocks, shot close to lighthouse. (N.N.W., 8.) Spurn, Common Buzzard shot. Hunstanton L.H., Grey Crows to S. at noon. Cromer L.H., two Redbreasts, midnight, at lantern window. Cley and Blakeney, some Thrushes, Redwing, Redbreasts, Chiffchaff, Twites, Turnstone, Sanderling; 100 Grey Crows at daybreak from sea. Larks from E. in afternoon. (W., strong.) Newarp L.V., one Greenfinch and one Goldcrest on board, easily caught, 3.10 P.M. Yarmouth, Woodcock, 6 A.M., flying over town. Kentish Knock L.V., Starlings and Larks all day, also night. (N., 5.) East Goodwin L.V., Larks in forenoon, E.S.E. to W.N.W.

October 12th.—Spurn, Common Buzzard shot. Tetney, Greenshank, several. Richard's Pipit seen. Larks, great many flocks to 12 A.M. coming in. Cley and Blakeney, Woodcock flying in from sea. Twites, great increase. Redwings, Rock Pipits, many. (W., strong.) Winterton L.H., Lapwings, great many at 3 P.M. (W.N.W., 5.) S. S. Head L.V., flocks Starlings and Larks, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., to N.W. (N.W., 3.)

October 13th.—Farn L.H., two Snow Bunting, 11 A.M. (N.N.E., 7.) Coquet L.H., two Golden-Crested Wrens on island. Redcar, one Short-Eared Owl; Purple Sandpiper. Inner Dowsing L.V., fifty Starlings, forty Skylarks, twenty-one Black Crows, E. to W. Cromer L.H., Crows all day, E. to W. Several Hawks, daylight to noon. Cley and Blakeney, Blackbirds, Grey Geese, about a score. (W., strong.) Winterton L.H., one Wood Pigeon to S. Newarp L.V., Larks and Starlings, during day, E. to N.W. Corton L.V., sixty Titlarks, twenty Carrion Crows, close past vessel, to W. and N.W. Swin Middle L.V., Larks at intervals all day to W.N.W. S. S. Head L.V., Starlings and Larks, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., to N.W. (N.N.W., 3.) East Goodwin L.V., House Sparrows during day, some alighting on board, S.E. to N.W.

October 14th.—Coquet L.H., Woodcock, 11.10 A.M. (N.E., 9.) Tetney, Redwings and Blackbirds, very numerous. (N., strong, hail.) Great Tit in very considerable numbers; Swallows, a few. Magpie, a flock of a dozen in Grainsby Park, a great many appearing about this date. Larks by hundreds in fields; Greenshank, a few. Cley and Blakeney, two Woodcocks in scrub. (N., very strong.) Newarp L.V., Larks passing all day, E.S.E. to N.W. (W. by E., 7, 8.) Yarmouth, Woodcock, shot on Denes. Languard L.H., Golden-Crested, Wren. S. S. Head L.V., flocks Larks and "Ducks, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., to W.N.W. East Goodwin L.V., few Larks at noon, S.S.E. to N.N.W. (N.W., 6.)

October 15th.—Coquet L.H., half-a-dozen Starlings, one Redbreast. Redcar, Short-Eared Owl and Woodcock, nine Long-Tailed Ducks (one old one) (N. gale). Thousands of Scoters on sea between Redcar and Marske. Flock of about forty Long-Tailed Ducks seen in the Tees bay about this date. Whitby L.H., Woodcock, 9 A.M., shot. Thousands large Grey Gulls, 4 to 5 P.M., to N. high. (N.N.E., 5.) Tetney, Redshank, large flock. Inner Dowsing L.V., large flock Crows, S.E. to N.W. (N.E., 6.) Hasbro' L.V., Black and Grey Crows, noon to sunset, E. to W. Leman and Ower L.V., great flock Crows, S.E. to W. Newarp L.V., Larks and Black Crows all day in flocks, E. to N.N.W.; a few Sparrows, one Greenfinch caught. (N.E., 7.) Yarmouth, Sand Martin, shot on Breydon. Spotted Crake at Horsey. Rooks, large arrival from 3 P.M.; flight of Woodcock at daybreak. (N.E., 6.) Cockle L.V., Crows, large flocks at frequent intervals, noon to sunset, E. to W. (N.N.E., 7.) Corton L.V., Starlings, Larks, Linnets, and small birds, 2 P.M. to 4 P.M., to W. (N.N.E., 7.) Black Crows, 4 P.M. to 5.15 P.M., as far as the eye could see, from E. to W., flying W. Galloper L.V., Crows, Starlings, Larks, noon to sunrise, to W. (N., 10.) Kentish Knock L.V., Crows reached for miles, noon to dark; some tried to rest, going E. to W. Thrushes, Starlings, Larks, and many others in the distance. (N.N.E., 8.) Swin Middle L.V., Black Crows, 160, 4.30 P.M.; Larks at intervals; Starlings to W.S.W. Thanet, Great Spotted Woodpecker shot. Goodwin L.V., three Crows at noon to W. (N.N.E., 8.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Black Crows, Starlings, Larks, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M., to W. S. S. Head L.V., Larks, 8 A.M. to noon; Rooks, noon to 4 P.M., westerly. (N.W., 5.) East Goodwin L.V., good many Larks all day, accompanied by a continuous flight of Black Crows, E. to W. (N.E., 7.)

October 16th.—Spurn, Little Auk. Outer Dowsing L.V., flight Larks, E. to W.; one Greenfinch, twenty Starlings, to W.S.W. Inner Dowsing L.V., thirty Larks, 300 Black Crows, 200 Starlings, fifteen killed, 5 P.M. to 6 P.M., S.E. to N.W. Llyn Wells L.V., Crows in large flocks all day, S. to N. (N.W., 4; hazy.) Dudgeon L.V., about 300 Black Crows and 300 Larks, 1.30 P.M. to 5 P.M., S.E. to N.W.; ten Starlings killed. Hasbro' L.V., Black and Grey Crows, Starlings and Larks, and a few Chaffinches, E.N.E. to W.S.W. Cromer L.H., several Missel Thrushes near lighthouse. (S.E., 3.) Winterton L.H., one Lark and two Starlings, 3.40 A.M., at lantern. Leman and Ower L.V., Larks and Starlings, all day, to W. (N, 3 and 4.) Newarp L.V., Black Crows and Larks, all day, E. to N.N.W. (N, 4.) Yarmouth, Grey Crows and Rooks after 3 P.M., large arrivals, chiefly the latter; Long-Tailed Duck, im.: River Bure. Cockle L.V., Crows and Skylarks, throughout day, E to W. (N.N.E., 4.) Corton L.V., large flocks Black Crows, sunrise to sunset, continually to W.; Larks, small birds, and Chaffinches at intervals to 2.30 P.M., to N.W. Kentish Knock L.V., Crows, thousands all day, very low, E. to W. Chaffinches, Larks, Linnets, and Sparrows. (N, 4.) Swin Middle L.V., rush of Crows and Larks to W. (N.N.W., 3.) Goodwin L.V., Waterhen, 7.30 P.M., also a Woodcock; struck lantern and killed. (N. 4; C. V.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Starlings, Larks, Sparrows, Linnets, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., to W. (N.N.E., 4.) S. S. Head L.V., Larks and Rooks, 7 A.M. to 5 P.M., to N.W. East Goodwin L.V., Horned Owl, sunrise, on deck; flew to N.W.

October 17th.—Coquet L.H., Fieldfares, Blackbirds, Starlings, all day on island. Redcar, Grey Crows, early morn to noon, seen at sea going W.; Larks all morning. Whitby L.H., Larks, many flock during morning to N. high. (N.N.W., 2.) One Goldcrest, 11 P.M. Flambro' L.H., Crows in large numbers during day to S.W. (N.N.W., 4.) [A nest of Grey-Backed Crows was this year reared in cliff near lighthouse.] Spurn, Rough-Legged Buzzard shot. Outer Dowsing L.V., thirty Crows to W. Inner Dowsing L.V., 300 Grey Crows during day (two killed), from S.E. to N.W. Llyn Wells L.V., large flocks of Crows all day, S. to N. (N.E., 3.) Dudgeon L.V., About 350 Crows, 3 to 4.50 P.M., S.E. to N.W. Hasbro' L.V., same as previous day. Winterton L.H., a few Larks and Starlings, 1 A.M., at lantern. Newarp L.V., Black Crows and Larks all day, E. to N.N.W. Yarmouth, Jackdaw, 10.30 A.M. Little Gull, North Denes. Grey Shrike shot; flights Grey Crows at intervals all day. Cockle L.V., very large flocks of Crows throughout day, E. to W. Corton L.V., large mixed flocks Crows, Starlings, Larks, Chaffinches all day to W. Shipwash L.V., Rooks, 5.20 P.M., S.E. to N.W. Galloper L.V., large flocks Crows, Starlings, Larks, and some Linnets, 9 A.M. to sunset, to W. Many Larks and one Crow, 9 P.M. to midnight (twenty-six Larks killed). (N., 4.) Kentish Knock L.V., Starlings, Larks, Sparrows, and Chaffinches all day to W.S.W.; large number of Crows, high, at sunset; 100 House Sparrows and small birds. Swin Middle L.V., Larks at intervals; eighty male Sparrows (P. montanus?) (ten killed). Gull L.V., continuous flocks Starlings, Larks, Sparrows, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., to W. S. S. Head L.V., Rooks and Larks, 6 A.M. to 5 P.M., to N.W. (N.N.W., 3.) East Goodwin L.V., Larks during day, E.S.E. to W.N.W.

October 18th.—Redcar, large flock Lapwings at sea to S.W.; about twelve Red-Throated Divers, and twenty Velvet Scoters, along with Common Scoters. Whitby L.H., several hundreds Grey Crows, also Larks and Finches, 7 to 9 A.M., to N. Outer Dowsing L.V., one hundred Starlings, two Larks, E. to W. Llyn Wells L.V., Crows and Larks all day, S. to N. (N.W., 3.) Dudgeon L.V., same as previous day. Winterton L.H., Starlings, 4 A.M., at lantern. Cockle L.V., Crows and Skylarks throughout day, E. to W. (N.N.W., 4.) Corton L.V., Crows, Blackbirds, Larks and others, continually to W. Shipwash L.V., Larks in flocks during day, S.E. to N.W.; Larks, Starlings, and Chaffinches round lantern at night. (N. to N.W.) Galloper L.V., Larks, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M., to W. (N., 4.) Kentish Knock L.V., Larks, Linnets, Chaffinches, Sparrows, all day to W.S.W.; a few stray Crows and Starlings. Forty Sparrows on board. (N.N.W., 4.) Goodwin L.V., flocks Larks and Sparrows all day. (N.W., 5.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Starlings, Larks, Sparrows, and Linnets, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., to N.W. East Goodwin L.V., Sparrows hovering round ship during day.

October 19th.—Redcar, two flocks Lapwings at sea to S.W.; one flock Terns to S.E. Tetney, Woodcock (Grainsby Park). Llyn Wells L.V., less Crows and Larks all day, S. to N. Dudgeon L.V., same as previous day. Cockle L.V., Crows and Skylarks, a few stragglers during day. Shipwash L.V., Larks, 4 P.M., E. to W. (W., moderate.) Galloper L.V., flocks Crows all day to N.W. (N.E., 3.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Starlings. Larks, Sparrows, Linnets, and Green Linnets all day to N.W. Varne L.V., about 200 Larks, 9 A.M., S.S.E. to W. (N.N.W, 4.)

October 20th.—Tetney, Meadow Pipits, very abundant; Greenshank, one. Winterton L.H., one Chaffinch, 11.30 P.M., at lantern. Yarmouth, Short-Eared Owl. Crows, numerous arrival all day. Common Tern. Cockle L.V., Crows and Skylarks, a few stragglers during day. Very large flock Stints, 11 A.M., E. to W. (N.N.E., 4.) Corton L.V., Larks, Starlings, Titlarks, to W. and W.N.W. Shipwash L.V., two Stormy Petrels, 7.30 P.M., round lantern. Galloper L.V., Crows, Starlings, and Larks, 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., to W. (W.N.W., 3.) Kentish Knock L.V., four Sparrows and several Larks to S.W. Swin Middle L.V., Common Sparrows; a few Larks to W. (N.E., 3.) Gull L.V., continuous flocks Starlings, Larks, Linnets, Sparrows, to N.W. all day. (N.W., 3.)

October 21st.—Coquet L.H., One Woodcock, 10.30 A.M., shot. Outer Dowsing L.V., 200 Starlings, 11.30 A.M., S.E. to N.W.; flight Black Crows to W.N.W. (N.E. and N., 4.) Inner Dowsing L.V., 100 Starlings, 10 A.M., S.E. to N.W. (N., 4.) Hasbro' L.V., very large flocks Black and Grey Crows, Larks, and Starlings, also three Redwings and several "Flycatchers" to W.N.W. Cromer L.H., Buzzard at daylight. Yarmouth, Grey Shrike, Breydon marshes. Corton L.V., large flocks Starlings, sunrise to sunset, to W.; also Larks, Chaffinches, and other small birds, and mixed flocks of Crows. Languard L.H., one Blackbird and Common Wren, 8.30 A.M. (N., 3.) Shipwash L.V., Rooks, Starlings, and Larks in flocks all day, E. to W. (E.N.E., moderate.) Kentish Knock L.V., Crows, Larks, Chaffinches, and Sparrows to N, and some to S.W. (N.N.E., 4.) Gull L.V., Crows, Larks, Linnets, Sparrows, continuously, 9 A.M. to noon, to N.W.; some Sparrows on deck. Very large Crane at 4.20 P.M. to N.N.W. East Goodwin L.V., large flock Larks, sunset, E. to W. Varne L.V., 100 Crows, 9 A.M., S.E. to N.W.; sixty Sparrows, noon, E. to N.W. (N. by E., 4.)

October 22d.—Farn L.H., Skylarks and Thrush at daylight; one Woodcock. (W., 4.) Coquet L.H., Horned Owl, 3 P.M., shot. Tees L.V., large flocks Larks to N.W. from S.E. Whitby L.H., a great number Starlings all night round lantern; one Lark killed. (W.N.W., 4.) Outer Dowsing L.V., flight Larks, thirty Starlings, one Black Swan, one Crow, to S.W. Inner Dowsing L.V., Larks, forty Grey Crows, twelve Rooks, E. to W. Dudgeon L.V., Black Crows, Grey Crows, and Larks all day, S.E. to N.W. (N.W., 3, 4.) Hasbro' L.V., Black and Grey Crows, Starlings, and Larks. Yarmouth, two Purple Sandpipers shot on coast. (N.W.) Cockle L.V., thousands Larks, continuous during day, E. to W.; Black and Grey Crows, the same; sixty Stints at 10 A.M., E. to W. Corton L.V., Blackbirds and Larks, sunrise to sunset, continually to W.; also Titlarks, Starlings, Crows, and other small birds. Shipwash L.V., Rooks, Starlings, Larks, in afternoon, S.E. to N.W. (S.W.) Galloper L.V., Rooks, Starlings, Larks, 4 P.M. to 5 A.M. (W.S.W., 4.) Kentish Knock L.V., Crows, Starlings, Linnets, Larks, and Sparrows to N.W.; also Crows, Starlings, and Linnets to S.W. Goodwin L.V., a few Larks, noon. (N.N.W., 4.) Gull L.V., several flocks Sparrows all the afternoon; several on deck. East Goodwin L.V., five Geese, flock Crows, several flocks Larks, N.E. to W.S.W. Large flocks Wild Ducks, continuous from noon to 4 P.M., to S.W.

October 23d.—Farn L.H., three Snow Bunting, two Grey Crows, to W. (W., 5.) Flambro' L.H., Larks and other small birds during day to W.S.W. Outer Dowsing L.V., one Black Crow, two Larks, to W. Hasbro' L.V., as on previous day, and great numbers during night of Larks, fifty killed. Cockle L.V., a few straggling Crows, E. to W. (W.S.W., 4.) Corton L.V., Thrushes, large flocks, 7 A.M. to 4.50 P.M., at intervals, to W.; also mixed Crows, Starlings, and Larks, 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. Shipwash L.V., great many flocks Rooks, Starlings, Larks, and Sparrows, 9 A.M. to noon, S.E. to N.W. Galloper L.V., Crows and Larks, sunrise to noon, to W.S.W. Kentish Knock L.V., Crows, Starlings, Larks, and some Sparrows, S.W. till noon. Swin Middle L.V., two flocks Starlings to W.; many Ducks. Goodwin L.V., large flock Crows, E. to W., at 10 A.M. Gull L.V., Crows, Starlings, Larks, and Linnets, 8 A.M. to 3 P.M., to N.W. (W., 3.)

October 24th.—Tees L.V., large flock Snow Buntings to S.; one Thrush to N.W. (N.N.E., snow.) Redcar, several Short-Eared Owls, many Woodcocks, Larks, and about forty Chaffinch; also on 25th. (N. gale, snow and rain.) Tetney, Long-tailed Duck, two shot; Water Rail, Whimbrel. Outer Dowsing L.V., twelve Larks, eight Starlings, two Crows, to W.S.W. Cromer L.H., Lapwings all day, E. to W. (W.N.W., 3.) Cockle L.V., small flocks of Crows to N.W. (N, 7.) Shipwash L.V., Crows, Larks, and Starlings all day, E. to W. (N.N.E. gale, snow.) Galloper L.V., Larks, small flocks all day to W.

October 25th.—Farn L.H., several Blackbirds and Thrush. (N.N.E., 4.) Tees L.V., Bullfinch, came on board. (N., light.) Tetney, Snipe, second flight. Outer Dowsing L.V., forty Black Crows, two Larks, one Linnet, 3 P.M. to 4.30 P.M., westward. Inner Dowsing L.V., seventy Black Crows during day; fifty Larks, 5 P.M. (E. to W.N.W.) Dudgeon L.V., Crows, Starlings, and Larks, in scattered condition during day, S.E. to N.W. Hasbro' L.V., thousands of Black Crows, and Grey Crows, and Larks all day to W. Yarmouth, Grey Crows and Larks all day to S.W. Cockle L.V., small flocks Crows to N.W. (N. by E., 7.) Corton L.V., Crows, Larks, Starlings, and small birds continually to W. Shipwash L.V., the same as on 24th, to sunset, all travelling E. to W. Galloper L.V., very large flocks Crows and Larks all day to W. (N.N.E., 6.) Kentish Knock L.V., Crows in hundreds all day to N.N.W.; one Cock Blackbird to S.W.; and several hundreds of Larks. (N., 7; rain.) Swin Middle L.V., Larks, small flocks, twenty to thirty, 9 to 10.30 A.M., to N.W.; a large flock Starlings; Larks again from 12.20 to 3.30 P.M. Goodwin L.V., Larks about all day. (N.; 8.) Gull L.V., flocks Larks and Sparrows, 8 A.M. to 4 P.M., to N.W. (N., 6.) East Goodwin L.V., flocks Larks during day, E. to W. (N., 6.)

October 26th.—Farn L.H., Woodcock, 10 A.M.; another 5 P.M. (S.W., 3); flushed on island. Coquet L.H., four Woodcocks; Fieldfares, all day. Tees L.V., large flocks Starlings, Larks, Greenfinches to N.W.; three Chaffinches on board. Tetney, a few Fieldfares and some Redwings; scores of Blackbirds. (S., light.) Outer Dowsing L.V., many Larks and Crows, 10 A.M. to 4.30 P.M., westward; one Jackdaw. Inner Dowsing L.V., 150 Black Crows, 100 Skylarks, during day; E.N.E. to W.S.W. Llyn Wells L.V., large flocks Crows and Larks all day, S.E. to N.W. (S.W., 3.) Dudgeon L.V., Black and Carrion Crows, six Jackdaws, Starlings, and Larks during day, S.E. to N.W. Hasbro' L.V., Starlings, also some Hen Blackbirds (three Blackbirds, sixty Larks, and twenty Starlings killed at lantern at 4 A.M.). Cromer L.H., Curlew, 1 A.M., at light. Northrepps, Peregrine and Buzzard. Leman and Ower L.V., Greenfinch (wing sent). Yarmouth, Rooks in flocks all day, S.W.; Long-Tailed Duck. Cockle L.V., small flocks Crows during day to W. Shipwash L.V., several flocks as on 25th, till sunset, E. to W. Kentish Knock L.V. Crows, Larks, and Sparrows all day to S.W. (W.S.W, 2.) Swin Middle L.V., Crows, Larks, and Black Ducks all day to W. Goodwin L.V., Crows and Larks all day; some struck at night. (N, 4.) Varne L.V., 100 Larks, 4.30 P.M., E. to N.W.

October 27th.—Farn L.H., small Grebe, 3 P.M., swimming near island. Tees L.V., numbers of Grey Crows, large flock Widgeon, two Chaffinches, three Titlarks. (S.W, strong.) Spurn, some Siskins; three Purple Sandpipers shot. Tetney, Common Snipe, and Jacksnipe. (S., strong.) Inner Dowsing L.V., 200 Black and Grey Crows; 150 Larks during day, E. to W. (S.W., 5.) Llyn Wells L.V., Lapwings, large flock, 9 A.M., E.S.E. to W.N.W. Larks and Crows during day, E. to N.W. Yarmouth, Rooks, numerous arrival all day. Purple Sandpiper (im. ♂) shot. Cockle L.V., large and continuous flock of Crows; Larks and Starlings during day to W. Corton L.V., Larks and Starlings, noon, to S.W. Languard L.H., five Grey-Backed Crows, 6 A.M. Shipwash L.V., small flocks Rooks, Starlings, and Larks all day, S.E. to N.W. Swin Middle L.V., Crows, Starlings, Larks, morn to noon, E. to W. Two Chaffinches. Goodwin L.V., a few Larks about deck. East Goodwin L.V., Crows, 9 to 11 am., E. to W. (S.W., 5.)

October 28th.—Farn L.H., a few Blackbirds, Thrush, and Redwing. (W, 4.) Redcar, great flocks Lapwing to W.; also 29th and 31st. Spurn, Jacksnipe, several; Snow Buntings. Tetney, Golden Plover, large flock. Inner Dowsing L.V., two dozen Starlings caught during night. Cromer L.H., flocks Gannet all day, S.E. to N.W. (W., 2.) Cockle L.V., fifty Black Crows, one Lark, three Linnets, 9.30 A.M., to N.W. One Wren on board. Corton L.V., Larks, 10 A.M. to sunset, flying W. by N. Galloper L.V., Crows and Starlings during day to W. (S.W, 5.)

October 29th.—Llyn Wells L.V., small flocks Crows and Larks during day, E.S.E. to W.N.W. (S.W.) Yarmouth, Knot and Long-Tailed Duck. Cockle L.V. Crows, two flocks, 100 in flock, 2 and 3 P.M., to N.W. Corton L.V. Black Crows, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., to W. Languard L.H., large flock of Golden Plover, 4 P.M., high to S.W. (N.N.W., 4.) Goodwin L.V., large flock Crows at noon, E. to W.

October 30th.—Tees L.V., large flocks Larks and Grey Linnets; three Titlarks came on board. Outer Dowsing L.V., 200 Larks and one Starling. Inner Dowsing L.V., thirty Grey Crows, E.N.E. to W.S.W. (W., 4.) Cromer L.H., several Golden Plover, 6.30 to 8 P.M., round light. (S., 3; thick mist.) Languard L.H., seventeen Wood Pigeons, 4.25 P.M., low to N.E. (W., 5; B. C. M.)

October 31st.—Farn L.H., one Golden-Crested Wren, 8 A.M. Blackbird, Thrushes, Titlarks, all day about island. Small flocks of Thrushes and Fieldfares in forenoon to W. One Woodcock, 5 P.M., flushed on island. Tees L.V., great many Grey Crows to N.W. Small birds, Larks, Linnets, and Starlings; five Titlarks and two Bullfinches came on board. Redcar, four Redwings and a few Grey Crows. (W., light.) Inner Dowsing L.V., 100 Black Crows, fifty Larks, westerly. (W., 4.) Llyn Wells L.V., Crows, large flock, 7 to 9 A.M., S.S.E. to W.N.W. (W.S.W., 5.) Four Starlings struck lantern. Cockle L.V., five Black Crows, 5.30 A.M., to W. Shipwash L.V., four flocks Black Crows, E. to W. (W.S.W., moderate.) Goodwin L.V., a few Larks all day, and striking lantern at night.

NOVEMBER.

November 1st.—Coquet L.H., Fieldfares, large flock; one Snow Bunting; twelve Grey Crows. Large flock of "Mountain" Sparrows; remained a week. (S.S.E., 9.) Tees L.V., large flocks Starlings to S. Snow Buntings; great many Grey Crows to N.W. Spurn L.H., several Golden-Crested Wrens, 8 A.M. (S.S.E., 7.) Outer Dowsing L.V., 300 Crows, large flight Larks, three Chaffinches, two Sparrows (one caught). Llyn Wells L.V., Larks, several flocks, sunrise to 10 A.M., S. to N.W. Dudgeon L.V., immense numbers of Crows, noon to 5 P.M., E.S.E. to W.N.W. Several small flocks Larks; fifteen Lapwings. (S., 6.) Hasbro' L.V., continuous flocks Black and Grey Crows and Larks, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., very low, E. to W., and apparently much fatigued. (S., 7.) Yarmouth, Redshank; Crows, 9.30 A.M., a few in from sea. And great numbers of Crows, Rooks, and Larks all day. (S.W., gale.) Cockle L.V., continuous Crows, Starlings, Larks, Lapwings all day to N.W. (S., 7.) Corton L.V., Larks and Crows, 10 A.M. to noon, to W.N.W. Shipwash L.V., large flocks Crows, Larks, and Chaffinches all day, E.N.E. to W.S.W. Galloper L.V., Crows, large flocks, 9 A.M. to W. Swin Middle L.V., 15 Black Crows to W. Goodwin L.V., flock Larks, 8 A.M. to W. (E.S.E., 6.) East Goodwin L.V., 25 Black Crows, 10.30 A.M., E.N.E. to W.

November 2d.—Farn L.H., Blackbirds, Fieldfares, Thrushes, Redwings, two Ring Ouzels, and several Tree Sparrows on island; also one Woodcock and one Wood Pigeon. (S., 8.) Two large flocks of Golden Plover, flying W. Flocks of Fieldfares, Thrushes, Redwings, Skylarks, Snow Buntings, and Starlings, to W., from 10 A.M. to 1.30 P.M. Three Common Wren in garden. Coquet L.H., two "Horned" Owls. Tees L.V., large flocks Widgeon, Grey Ducks, and Dunlin, two Thrushes, Titlarks, and two Bullfinches; the latter came on board. (Strong S.W.) Whitby L.H., flocks Fieldfare during morning, high, to S. (S., 3.) Spurn L.H., many small birds, Crows, 9 A.M. (S.S.E., 5.) Tetney, Teal, many, twenty-two in one flock. Outer Dowsing L.V., one Blackbird, 7 A.M., 200 Larks, 3 P.M., 300 Crows, 3.30 P.M., to W. Llyn Wells L.V., Knot, very large flock, 9 A.M., N. to S. Dudgeon L.V., 150 Crows, noon to 3 P.M., E.S.E. to W.N.W, Fifty Mountain Sparrows, several on deck. Hasbro' L.V., continuous Black and Grey Crows, 10 A.M. to sunset, E. to W., low. (S., 4.) Yarmouth, Purple Sandpiper, ad. ♂, Breydon. Great Spotted Woodpecker, ad. ♂. Cockle L.V., great flocks Crows, Lapwings, and Larks, to W., throughout day. Corton L.V., Larks and Crows, 5 A.M., round lantern, and passed close to ship, flying W., from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Shipwash L.V., Crows, Larks, and Chaffinches all day, S.E. to N.W. (Fresh, S.S.W.) Swin Middle L.V., Larks, 20 to 30 and single, 8 A.M. to noon, to W. (S.S.W., 4.) Two large flocks Sanderling, to E., at noon. Goodwin L.V., flock Larks, 9.30 A.M.; also striking lantern at night. East Goodwin L.V., two flocks Larks, 10 to 11 A.M., E. to W. (S.W., 6.) Varne L.V., 100 Starlings, 4 P.M., S.E. to N.W. Hanois L.H., a few Swallows passing, 10 A.M. (W.N.W., 4; C., showery.)

November 3d.—Tees L.V., Grey Crows to N.W.; one Woodcock. Whitby L.H., Wrens, Snow Buntings, Fieldfares, 10 A.M., about premises; also Linnets, Finches, and other small birds, flying high, to S. (S.S.W., 3.) Flambro' L.H., Larks and Crows, 7.30 A.M. to 10.40 A.M., to S. Spurn L.H., Grey Crows and Brambling, 8 A.M. (S., 4.) Llyn Wells L.V., Larks, several round ship, noon to 3 P.M. Cromer L.H., few Larks and Starlings, midnight to 3 A.M. (S. to S.W., 5; misty.) Northrepps, Buzzard, passing over. Yarmouth, Swallow, at Breydon, five or six. A few Crows, 10.30 A.M., from sea. Cockle L.V., three Crows, one Starling, and a Lark, 9.30 A.M., to W. Languard L.H., two Common Wrens, 11.5 A.M. Goodwin L.V., Crows and Starlings at noon to W. (S.W., 8; O. R.)

November 4th.—Farn L.H., one Long-Tailed Duck, shot. Redcar, a few Blackbirds, Chaffinches, and six Robins; some at sea, others at breakwater. (W.) Spurn L.H., Tree Sparrow, killed, 3 A.M. (S., 4.) Wing sent. Cromer L.H., Curlew and Golden Plover, 6 to 8 P.M., round lantern; also on 5th and 6th. Yarmouth, Swallow, five, Jackdaw, 8.30 A.M., fifteen from sea; Goldcrest. Cockle L.V., a few straggling Crows to W. during day. Galloper L.V., large flocks Crows and Starlings all day to S.W. Swin Middle L.V., a few Larks and Crows. Goodwin L.V., Crows and Starlings to W. at 2 P.M. (S.W., 7.)

November 5th.—Whitby L.H., forty-two Grey Geese, high to S.; eight Snow Buntings, in garden. (W., 4.) Llyn Wells L.V., Larks and Starlings during day, S.S.E. to N.W. Yarmouth, Ring Ouzel, im. ♂; Swallows and Martin, five at 4 P.M.; two Shore Larks. Cockle L.V., one Starling to W. Gull L.V., Crows, 7 A.M. to noon, to N.W. (W., 3.)

November 6th.—Coquet L.H., flock of Golden-Crested Wrens. (S.E., 5.) Spurn L.H., Chaffinches and Redbreasts, 9 A.M. (S.S.W., 3.) Llyn Wells L.V., six Linnets; four Starlings, killed against lantern. Hasbro' L.V., forty to fifty Black Crows, 3.30 P.M., to W. (S., 2.) Yarmouth, Crows, 4 P.M., from sea inland; Larks, Redwings, 7 P.M., over town; ten House Martins (Keswick Hall). Cockle L.V., about 1000 Larks during day to S.W. Gull L.V., Crows, 7 A.M. to 4 P.M., to N.W. (S.W., 3.)

November 7th.—Outer Dowsing L.V., Black Duck, large flight to S.W.; twenty Larks to W.S.W. Llyn Wells L.V., Crows during day, S.E. to W.N.W.; two Larks killed. Hasbro' L.V., Skylarks, large flock at 6.30 A.M., to W.; two Great Tits (wings sent), 3 P.M. Yarmouth, Redshank, Golden and Grey Plover, many over town after dark; also Dunlin all evening. (S.E.) Cockle L.V., a few Larks during day to S.W.; two "Oxeyes" on board. Shipwash L.V., two flocks Lapwings, N.E. to S.W.; thirty Starlings, E. to W. Swin Middle L.V., six male Sparrows, a few Larks and Starlings. Goodwin L.V., six Sparrows about deck all day. Gull L.V., six Sparrows about deck.

November 8th.—Farn L.H., three Blackbirds, two Redbreasts, and several Hedge Sparrows about island. Tees L.V., one Woodcock. (E, fresh.) Redcar, several Woodcock. (N.E., gale.) Flambro' L.H., Blackbirds and Redwings, noon, to W.S.W. (E. by S., 6.) One "Stormcock," 10.50 P.M., killed. Yarmouth, Common Tern, im. shot at Breydon; Golden and Grey Plover, 8 P.M., numbers heard over the town; also Ringed Plover, Dunlin, and Curlew. Water Rail taken on smack at sea about this date. Languard L.H., Woodcock, 4.30 P.M., rested a few minutes and went E.S.E. (E., 4.) Gull L.V., one Sparrow at daylight, on deck.

November 9th.—Farn L.H., Glaucous Gull (E., 5) flying N. Tees L.V., Woodcock. Redcar, Woodcock, Short-Eared Owl, several Grey Crows. Spurn L.H., several Blackbirds and Starlings. Outer Dowsing L.V., 200 Black Ducks to S.W.; forty Larks to W. (E.N.E., 4.) Languard L.H., two Robins, one Snow Bunting, 4.20 P.M., in garden. East Goodwin L.V., large flock Larks, 9 A.M., E. to W.; Ducks, 2 to 4 P.M., E. to W.

November 10th.—Coquet L.H., Woodcock struck lantern and killed, 3 A.M. (E., 4.) Tees L.V., Woodcock; one "Large-Eared" Grebe. Tetney, Golden Plover, a great many; Lapwings, thousands; Woodcock. Inner Dowsing L.V., one Hen Brambling, 3 P.M., caught; one Blackcap, 6 P.M., caught. (E.N.E., 3.) Llyn Wells L.V., Larks during day. Winterton L.H., several Chaffinch at lantern, 6 A.M. Yarmouth, Goldcrests and Great Tits in Priory Gardens. Swin Middle L.V., Woodcock found dead on lantern top, at sunrise. (E.S.E., 4.) Stormy Petrel and Hen Blackbird caught on deck. East Goodwin L.V., Wild Ducks continuous through day, E.N.E. to W.

November 11th.—Redcar, one Woodcock. (N.E., moderate.) Tetney, Snow Bunting, two on old wreck, North Cotes sands. Inner Dowsing L.V., one Stormy Petrel, 9 P.M., caught. (E.N.E., 3.) Winterton L.H., Larks and Starlings, 9.40 P.M. (N.E. by E., 5.) Yarmouth, Goosander in market; Blackcap, ♂, shot. East Goodwin L.V., Wild Ducks as on 10th, E. to W. Hanois L.H., flight Starlings, 9 A.M. (E., 3); also a flight of Plover at 11 A.M.; both flights to E.

November 12th.—Farn L.H., several Blackbirds, Thrushes, and Starlings about island. (N.W., 3.) One Goldcrest in garden. Cromer L.H., Common Wren, 2 A.M., at lantern. (W., 4.) Yarmouth, Great Grey Shrike, ♂, shot.

November 13th.—Farn L.H., small flock Siskins on island. (N., 3.) Tees L.V., one Shearwater; one Thrush, 10 A.M., came on board. (W.N.W., hazy.) Winterton L.H., Curlews to W., 1.20 A.M. Yarmouth, three Shorelarks caught in nets; "nice lot of Bearded Tits are said to have come in from a great height, and from the E." Galloper L.V., large flocks Curlews, Starlings, and Larks, all night, to W.

November 14th.—Farn L.H., flock of Long-Tailed Ducks, 11 A.M., to N. Tees L.V., two Woodcocks, one Kingfisher. (N.N.E., rain.) Shot at South Gar Light. Cromer L.H., five Willow Wren, at daylight (Goldcrests?). Yarmouth, Swan, two, Breydon. Swin Middle L.V., Stormy Petrel, on board. Thrush, 3.30 A.M. Goodwin L.V., flocks Larks, at noon, to W. (E. by N, 6; C. V., rain.)

November 15th.—Farn L.H., Blackbirds and Thrushes, flying about. (W.N.W., 3.) Flambro', White Kittiwake, shot by Thomas Leng. East Goodwin L.V., two flocks Black Crows, E. to W. Hanois L.H., Blackbirds and Thrushes, 2 to 3.30 A.M., round lantern. (E., 4; O. M.)

November 16th.—Redcar, about 500 Geese seen at sea going S.E. Flock of about 500 Lapwings to S.W.; great many Red-Throated Divers to S.E. (N.W., moderate.) Tetney, Fieldfares, large flocks. (S., hard frost.) Inner Dowsing L.V., twelve Larks and one Sparrow, 9 A.M., flying low, E. to W. (N.W. by W., 3.) Hanois L.H., flight Chaffinches, mostly males, at 11 A.M. (E.S.E., 4.)

November 17th.—Tetney, Goosander, two shot. Cromer L.H., Tufted Duck (wing sent), 5 A.M., killed on lantern. (S., 5.) Swin Middle L.V., many Gulls and Ducks, over sand. Hanois L.H., flight, 17th to 18th, Blackbirds and Thrushes, flying round lantern at 10 P.M., some striking; many Lapwings at 1 A.M., none striking. Large flock Golden Plover and Yellow Wagtails at 1.30 A.M., one Yellow Wagtail killed. (S.E., 3; O. M.)

November 18th.—Farn L.H., Curlew Sandpiper shot. Hasbro' L.V., Jacksnipe (wing sent), 3 A.M., killed. Yarmouth, Redshank (Breydon); four seen. Swin Middle L.V., a few Larks, 2 to 6 A.M.; six killed. (W.N.W., 2; O. M.) Goodwin L.V., a few larks at night, (N.W., 4.) S. S. Head L.V., Larks and Linnets, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., to N.W.

November 19th.—Hasbro' L.V., Coot, 3 A.M., dead on deck. Cromer L.H., Starlings, all night. (W., 4.) Yarmouth, Gadwall, seven (probably Norfolk bred). Languard L.H., large flock Golden Plover at noon, high, to N.E. S. S. Head L.V., twenty Rooks, 9 A.M., to N.W.

November 20th.—Galloper L.V., Starlings and Larks, 6 P.M. to midnight. (Calm, O. M.) S. S. Head L.V., flocks Larks, noon, to W.N.W. Hanois L.H., Gannets, old and young; daily fishing.

November 21st.—S. S. Head L.V., flocks of Larks and Mountain Sparrows, 9 A.M., to W.N.W. (N. by E., 2; fog.) Varne L.V., ten Crows, 3.15 P.M., S.E. to N. (K, 2.)

November 22d.—Farn L.H., twelve Fieldfares and one Blackbird, on island. (E., 4.)

November 24th.—Redcar, about a dozen Wood Pigeons to S.W. at 11 A.M., and two at noon. Tetney, Great Spotted Woodpecker.

November 25th.—Cromer L.H., flocks Crows all day, mostly E. to W. S. S. Head L.V., Rooks and Sparrows, 9 A.M., to N.W. (W.S.W., 4.) Hanois L.H., Heron to E., 11 A.M.; [and on 27th, several to S.E., flying very high, at 10 A.M. (W.N.W., 4.)]

DECEMBER

December 1st.—Tetney, Grey Phalarope shot; Snipe, "many heard passing over to S. at dusk, when in a duck-punt off Tetney Haven."

December 2d.—Redcar, great many Snow Buntings to W.N.W.

December 3d.—Tees L.V., large flock Larks to N.W. Four Sparrows came on board. Swin Middle L.V., some Larks on 2d and 3d, to N.W.

December 4th.—Cromer L.H., Buzzard, 11.30 A.M., N.E. to S.W.; six Blue Titmouse.

December 6th.—Tetney, Snow Bunting, one at low-water mark, many coming in at dusk. (S., strong, rain.)

December 7th.—Coquet L.H., Fieldfares all day. (S.S.E., 5.) Tees L.V., flock Snow Buntings, to S. Redcar, one Glaucous Gull seen, immature.

December 9th.—Tees L.V., two Sparrow Hawks to N.W. Redcar, about one hundred Grey Geese, high to S. (W.N.W., light.) Whitby L.H., large flock Geese, 8 P.M., round light. (N.W., 6.)

December 10th.—Whitby L.H., small flocks Fieldfares and Thrushes, 8 A.M., went S.

December 12th.—Farn L.H., great many Lapwings and Plover, Purple Sandpipers, some Redshanks, and Turnstones about island. Outer Dowsing L.V., fifty Black Crows, 4.10 P.M., N.W. to S.E.

December 13th.—Farn L.H., three Blackbirds, several Thrush, one Snipe, on island. (S.S.W., 4.) Winterton L.H., Starlings, 6 A.M., at lantern. (S.S.W., 6.)

December 14th.—Coquet L.H., Starlings and Larks all day. (W.S.W., 5.) Redcar, one Woodcock, picked up dead on shore.

December 17th.—Farn L.H., flocks of Starlings all day to W. (W.N.W., 7.) Tetney, Goldfinch, one. (Have been very common in North-East Lincolnshire in December, also January 1888); a few Brambling.

December 21st.—Languard L.H., two Kentish Plover, 8 A.M., went W. (N, 4.)

December 22d.—Farn L.H., several Hedge Sparrows and one Wren on island.

December 23d.—Whitby L.H., great many Grey Crows, Fieldfares, Linnets, Finches, and Sparrows, 10.30 A.M., seen near station. (N.N.E., 5.) Cromer L.H., several flocks Gannet all day, S.E. to N.W. (N.W., 5.)

December 24th.—Languard L.H., Stormy Petrel, 4.20 A.M., caught on lantern. (N.W., 4; O. M. P.)

December 25th.—Whitby L.H., very large Hawk, several days about cliff.

December 26th.—Tees L.V., Cormorant came on board to-day, and has come to roost for several days, but disappeared suddenly. Redcar, six Swans, five white and one grey, at sea to W.; eight off Tees mouth.

December 27th.—Farn L.H., one Woodcock (N., 1) shot; Blackbirds and Thrushes. Cromer L.H., small flocks Fieldfares. (W., 4.)

December 29th.—Spurn, a few Short-Eared Owls. Swin Middle L.V., 22d and 17th, flock "Splendid" Ducks (Sheldrake?). Large quantities of various Ducks, chiefly Scoters, seen near the vessel in December, also January 1888. On the 12th the vessel was surrounded with Black Ducks, as far as could be seen with a telescope.

December 31st.—Farn L.H., small flocks of Long-Tailed Ducks to N.

List of Wings sent from Lighthouses and Light-vessels, East Coast of England.