_Blackrock, Mayo._--Oct. 3rd, about twenty alighted on rock, 9 a.m.; wind N., fresh, clear. Oct. 4th, one killed striking, at 1 a.m.
_Clare Island._--During November a few occasionally in vicinity of lighthouse.
_Slyne Head, North._--Nov. 28th, eight Starlings, four killed, 10 p.m.; wind N.E., rain. Dec. 10th, nine;-wind N.
_Straw Island._--Aug. 31st, four Starlings, 1 p.m., going S.W., low; wind fresh W. Also on Sept. 15th, and Oct. 13th, sixteen to twenty, going south, low.
_Arran Island, South._--April 2nd, thirty Starlings, going N., twenty struck, none killed; wind S. Oct. 30th, thirty "Stares," 11 a.m.; wind S., blue sky, five struck, two killed. "Stares" remained here. Dec. 13th, six "Stares," 10 p.m., four killed striking; wind W.S.W., drizzling rain.
_Tearaght._--Jun. 30th, twelve, and again on Feb. 18th. Did not leave until about March 1st.
_Valentia._--Dec. 4th, fifteen; wind light N.
_Skelligs._--Oct. 20th, six Starlings, 11 a.m., wind N., fresh, fog; 21st, two. Did not see them after this date. Bare here.
_Dursey Island._--Oct. 2nd, twenty going north; 22nd, large flock at 2 p.m., going N.W.; wind N.W.
_Tearaght._--Jan. 30th, three Choughs. In my last report I called these "daws." Choughs come and go occasionally all the year. They breed here.
_Skelligs._--They breed here; May to August.
_Dungarvan._--Nov. 7th, two coming from N.E.; rarely seen here.
_Copeland Island._--Aug. 20th, six alighted on island at 9 a.m.
_Arranmore._--Feb. 7th, two, at 10 a.m. Remain all the year. May 8th, two. Sept. 11th, two. Oct. 18th, one.
_Arran Island, South._--Dec. 26th, three Ravens. They remain about here.
_Skelligs._--Sept. 20th, two Ravens about rock during month, also during October, November, and December.
_Old Head, Kinsale._--Oct. 26th, ten Grey Crows.
_Dungarvan._--Oct. 10th, seven. Jan. 4th, two in fields.
_Rathlin Island._--April 4th, twenty, to be seen every day. They remain all the year. Aug. 15th, one.
_Lough Swilly._--April 10th, two Grey Crows.
_Killybegs._--Oct. 10th, four perched on cliffs.
_Straw Island._--Feb. 22nd, forty Grey Crows at noon; calm. Oct. 21st, four going west; wind N., strong.
_Tearaght._--Feb. 13th, one Grey Crow found dead, partly devoured. They come and go occasionally all the year.