_Arran Island, North._--A few Sand Larks remain during the winter.

_Arran Island, South._--July 27th, eighty Sand Larks. Nov. 18th, a flock on strand.

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_Tearaght._--Dec. 13th, one Sand Lark; 15th, three; wind W., very stormy. All a greyish colour, beaks about one inch long, and a little red on the top towards feathers. Remained about a week.

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_South Maidens._--May 10th, six Sea Pies; misty, rain.

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_Rathlin Island._--Aug. 27th, three at noon.

_Arranmore._--May 18th, one Oystercatcher.

_Killybegs._--"Sepoys" to the number of thirty or forty from August to end of September.

_Oyster Island, North._--Jan. 6th, 1884, six Oystercatchers on shore.

_Slyne Head, North._--The Sea Pie remains all the year.

_Arran Island, North._--A few "Sepoys" remain during the winter.

_Arran Island, South._--April 5th, thirty "Seapoys"; wind E., going S.

_Tearaght._--Two Sea Pies remained round island until about September.

_Skelligs._--Sept. 4th, four Sea Pies until 15th.

_Skelligs._--One seen after a storm in November, very rare.

_Dungarvan._--Oct. 29th, about one dozen. Jan. 6th, a large flock from sea into bay.

_Dungarvan._--Nov. 22nd, four flying high, and apparently fighting.

_Rathlin Island._--Oct. 6th, one at noon; wind light N.E.

_Innishtrahull._--Dec. 8th, one "Crane"; wind S.S.W., light.

_Tory Island._--Jan. 2nd, 1884, one Heron, at noon, at lake.

_Arranmore._--Aug. 16th, one "Crane" at 9 a.m.

_Killybegs._--Dec. 19th, two "Cranes" to be seen daily, in a swamp.

_Arran Island, South._--Oct. 25th, four "Cranes," 2 p.m.; wind W.N.W., going W.

_Tearaght._--Aug. 23rd, one Heron passing E.; wind N.W., light.

_Skelligs._--Sept. 2nd, two "Cranes," 9 a.m.; wind N., gale; stayed about the rock for a fortnight.

_Old Head, Kinsale._--Feb. 15th, one Bittern, 11 a.m.; wind N. This bird I shot; it was the second ever seen here.

_Galley Head._--May 15th, thirteen "May-birds or young Curlew" rested a little while on headland and passed northwards. May 30th, fourteen Curlew, going S.E.

_Coningbeg Light-ship._--May 7th, one caught on ship; wind E.N.E., 9.30 p.m.; 8th, flock of Curlew, 11 p.m., around ship; wind strong N., overcast. Oct. 28th, flock flying N.E., 10 p.m.

_Tuskar Rock._--March 23rd, one Curlew shot.

_Arklow North Light-ship._--May 18th, a flock of Curlew going N.E.