_Arklow North Light-ship._--March 4th, four caught on deck. May 26th, a flock passed N.W. October 16th, large flocks going S.; wind E.S.E., strong. Some noted on 22d, 23d, four killed striking. 30th and November 1st, flocks passed going S.W. and N.W. On November 2d, great quantities all day and night; wind S.W., misty, rain. A few on 4th and 5th, in day time; and on 10th, 19th, 20th, about lantern at night.

_Kish Light-ship._--October 28th, several flocks going N.W.; wind N.W. 31st, one caught on deck 10 P.M., others flying about light. November 2d and 5th, several flocks in the mornings passed N.W.; wind N.W. December 17th, a flock about light.

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_Rockabill._--January 19th, about light. June 26th and July 1st, some passed. October 11th, large flocks passing west; wind N.E. October 21st, 23d, November 6th to 10th, 19th, and 26th, numbers passed, many struck, and were killed.

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_Copeland (Mew) Island._--March 14th, ten struck lantern, four killed; 24th, three struck. April 14th, thirty struck 3 A.M., six killed; clear, wind light. October 9th, fourteen struck, six killed, 9 P.M.; very dark, wind N.W., fresh. November 4th, four struck, two killed; rain.

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_South Maidens._--July 16th, about eighty going N.E. August 1st, a flock going S.W.

_Rathlin Island._--December 1st, hundreds all day. Numerous this season. 16th, hundreds.

_Innishtrahull._--March 16th and 19th, Starlings about lantern, three killed striking.

_Rathlin O'Birne._--August 26th, twelve, one killed. They often strike.

_Killybegs._--November 4th, three struck 8 P.M.; caught alive. A continuous flight passed from 7.30 A.M. to 10 P.M., appeared to come from E. or S.E., and go W. or N.W. Four killed striking; gloomy, misty, wind strong N.W. 14th, about thirty, at 10 A.M.

_Eagle Island, E._--November 19th, small flock came from land, and flew back. I only saw the one flock in the autumn; whilst in the autumn of 1884 they came in thousands.

_Blackrock, Mayo._--November 2d, six about lantern during night, fog; 6th and 7th, Starling all day about rock.

_Blacksod._--January 16th and 22d, Starlings in flocks.

_Arran Island, N._--October 10th, a flock on island. November 7th, two killed striking; 11th, four killed striking; overcast. December 7th, large flock going S.