April 6th. Saxicola œnanthe 2, male and female. " " Regulus cristatus 2 males. " " Erithacus rubecula 1 male. " 12th. Turdus viscivorus 2. " " T. merula 4. " " T. musicus 10. " " Alauda arvensis 6. " " Regulus cristatus 1. " " Saxicola œnanthe 4. " " Erithacus rubecula 2. " 13th. Scolopax rusticula 1 male. " " Columba palumbus 1. " " Sturnus vulgaris 1. " " Emberiza citrinella 1. " " Fringilla cœlebs 1. " " Saxicola œnanthe 1. " " Troglodytes parvulus 2. " " Alauda arvensis 2. " " Turdus musicus 8. " " Erithacus rubecula 15. Aug. 4th. Tringa alpina 1 male. " 26th. Jynx torquilla 1 male. Sept. 3rd. Sylvia trochilus 3. " " Luscinia phœnicurus 1 male. " " Muscicapa grisola 1 male. " " M. atricapilla 1 female. " " Columba ænas 1 female. " " Lanius collurio 1 young male. " 5th. Querquedula cracca 1 male. " " Motacilla alba 1 young male. " " Luscinia phœnicurus 6. " " Jynx torquilla 1. " " Sterna argentata 1. " " Erithacus suecicus 1. " " Sylvia schœnobænus 1. " " S. cinerea 2. " " S. hortensis 5. " " S. trochilus 2. " " Motacilla flava 1. " " Saxicola œnanthe 2. " " S. rubetra 1. " " Muscicapa atricapilla 4. " " †Locustella fluviatilis 1. " 6th. Podiceps minor 1 young male. Oct. 1st. Turdus musicus 2. " 4th. Sylvia atricapilla 1. " 11th. Turdus musicus 8. " " Sturnus vulgaris 1. " " Alauda arvensis 2. " " Sylvia rufa 2. " " Fringilla montifringilla 6. " " Emberiza schœniclus 11. " " Erithacus rubecula 25. " 20th. Fringilla montifringilla 1. " 26th. Coccothraustes vulgaris 1 male. Nov. 1st. Emberiza citrinella 1 male.
† Determined at the Museum; not before found in Denmark.
Since the completion of the Report a schedule has been received from the Leman and Ower L.V. moored forty-eight miles E.N.E. of Cromer, on the coast of Norfolk. From Feb. 11th to May 8th, Skylarks, Black Crows, Rooks, Wild Ducks, Starlings, and Goldcrests, are recorded as going in _westerly_ directions; a like anomalous direction was maintained during the same period at the Outer Dowsing, Newarp, Cockle, and Llyn Wells light-vessels by birds passing these stations. On May 8th a great many Goldcrests came from the south at 11 a.m., and then went _west_. Sept. 11th, great numbers of Goldcrests going from S.E. to W.; and on Oct. 28th with Redbreasts and Wrens from S. to N.W. Between Oct. 27th and Nov. 1st two hundred and eight birds were killed or taken on the vessel, including seven Grey Crows, Larks, Redbreasts, Wrens, Goldcrests, Starlings, Sparrows, Chaffinches, and two Woodcocks; these birds were travelling from S., S.E., and E. to N.W., N.N.W., and W.