_Motacilla_ ----, Wagtail.--Spring: March 4th, Langness, one at 10 A.M.; Merionethshire, _M. lugubris_ in some numbers at Penrhyndendraeth.
Autumn.--September 8th, Chickens Rock, two at 11 A.M. October 10th, Langness, a large flock of Pied Wagtails (_M. lugubris_) at 2.30 P.M.; 20th, Eddystone, hundreds of birds here this morning between 2 and 5 A.M., Wagtails, Thrushes, etc.; Start, one killed at 3 a.m.; 25th, Dee L.V., one Pied Wagtail on deck at 9 A.M.; 30th, Dee L.V.. Wagtails, Titlarks, etc., passing S.W. all day.
_Motacilla alba_, White Wagtail.--May 2d, Merionethshire, one at Penrhyndendraeth.
_Motacilla rayi_, Yellow Wagtail.--May 3d, Carlisle.
_Anthus pratensis_, Pipit, "Titlark."--Spring: March 29th, a very large flock appeared at the Selker L.V. at noon.
Autumn: First noted at the Dee L.V. on the 15th of August, at 2 P.M. During September, observed at the Dee L.V. (6th), Langness (15th and 24th), Bishop Rock (17th). From the 15th to 30th of October, observed almost daily at the Dee L.V., often in very considerable numbers, and notably on the 18th, 21st, and 25th, when continuous streams passed, flying S. or S.W; on the 18th they occurred in some numbers, along with other species, at the Eddystone and the Start. From the 1st to 9th of November they passed the Dee vessel almost daily. On December 29th, six were observed at the Dee L.V. On comparatively few instances noted as migrating at night.
_Anthus trivialis_, Tree Pipit.--April 19th, Merionethshire, arrived; Carlisle, same date.
_Anthus obscurus_, Rock Pipit.--Spring: March 29th, Langness, several appeared at 11 A.M.
Autumn: November 3d, Chickens Rock, several at lantern, along with Thrushes, at 3 A.M.
_Lanius excubitor_, Great Grey Shrike.--March 9th, Cumberland, one at Floriston. April 27th, one at Grimsdale.
_Lanius collurio_, Red-backed Shrike.--August 12th, Cumberland, one, immature, at Lazonby.
_Hirundo rustica_, Swallow.--Spring: First observed at the Carnarvon Bay L.V. on the 23d of March; next on the 31st, when two were seen at Bull Point. At Langness, a few were seen on the 18th and 19th of April; on the 22d, a good many, and arrivals up to the 30th. On the 15th of May, "very many" appeared at Langness between 4 and 7 P.M.