174 DORSETSHIRE FAUNA. 



viii. Otus. Madge. 



(22) 22. vulgaris. Longeared Madge. Woods at Stock Gayland, 

 1824; near Dorchester, Blandford, and Cranborne Chace. 



(21) 23. brachyotus. Shorteared Madge. Commoner than the last. 

 ix. Strix. Owl. 



(26) 24. flammea. White Owl. G. W., &c. 

 x. Syrnium. Hooter. 



25. aluco. Cranborne Chace, &c. 

 (27). stridula. Tawny Hooter. 

 Order III. INSESSORES, Perchers. 



Tribe I. DENTIROSTRES, Notch-billed Birds. 

 LANIADiE, Shrike family, 

 xii. Lanius. Shrike. 



(44) 29. excubitor. Grey Skrike. Stafford, J. C. Dale; Aimer 

 Wood, and near Weymouth, Dr. P. 



(46) 30. rufus. Wood Shrike. Dr. P. says he never saw this bird, 

 but that he is assured it has now and then been shot in the county ; probably 

 only a variety of the next. 



(45) 31. collurio. Red-backed Shrike. Not uncommon. 

 MUSCICAPID^E, Flycatcher family. 



xiii. Muscicapa. Flycatcher. 



(105) 32. grisola. Spotted Flycatcher. Not. uncommon in the 

 county, Dr. P. 



(104) 33. luctuosa. Pied Flycatcher. Dorset, in the collection of 

 S. Digby, Esq. ; and Mr. Heysham says, in a letter, that Selby had one from 

 this county. 



TURDID^, Thrush family, 

 xiv. Cinclus. Dipper. 



(67) 34. aquaticus. Common Dipper. River Char, near Charmouth, 

 Mr. B. R. Morris. 



xv. Turdus. . Thrush, 



(99) 35. viscivorus. Missel Thrush. G. W., &c. 



(101) 36. pilaris. Fieldfare. G. W., &c. 

 (98) 37. musicus. Song Thrush. G. W., &c. 



(100) 38. Iliacus. Redwing Thrush. G. W. 5 &c. 



(102) 39. merula. Black Thrush. G. W., &c: 



(103) 40. torquatus. Ring Thrush. Portland, April and September, 

 Dr. P. 



SYLVIADjE, Warbler family, 

 xvii. Accentor. Dunnock. 



