1&0 DORSETSHIRE FAUNA. 



lxxv. Recurvirostra. Avocet. 



(182) 194. avocetta. Scooping Avocet. Sea-shore, Dr. P. 

 lxxvi. HiMANTorus. Stilt. 



(165) 195. melanopterus. Black-winged Stilt, Poole, Dr. P. 

 'Ixxviii. Scolopax. Snipe. 



(188) 198. rusticola. Wood Snipe, G. W., &c. Sir R. Hoare has 

 several varieties, one white, another with white wings, a third dusky color, 

 and some young birds stuffed in glass cases. 



(187) 200. major. Great Snipe. I have seen some in Elsington 

 Wood. 



(186) 186) 201. gallinago. Common Snipe. 

 (185) 202. gallinula. Jack Snipe, 

 lxxix. Tringa. Tringa. 



(166) 204. pugnax. Ruff Holly well, W. Warry, Esq. 

 (168) 208. maritima. Purple Tringa. 



lxxxi. Phalaropus. Phalarope. 



(213) 214. lobatus. Grey Phalarope. 

 RALLID^E, Rail family, 

 lxxxiii. Rallus. Rail. 



(206) 216. aquaticus. Common Rail. G. W. &c. 

 lxxxiv. Crex. Crake. 



(207) 217. pratensis. Meadow Crake. G. W. 



(208) 218. porzana. Spotted Crake. Shot near Sturminster. New- 

 ton, on the Stour, in 1820, J. Conway. 



lxxxv. Gallinula. Gallinule. 



(211) 221. chloropus. Common Gallinule. 

 lxxxvi. Fulica. Coot. 



(212) 222. atra. Bald Coot. 

 Order V. NATATORES, Swimmers. 



ANATID^E, Duck family, 

 lxxxvii. Anser. Goose. 



(266) 223. ferus. Wild Goose. 

 224. segetum. Bean Goose. 



(267) 225. albifrons. White-fronted Goose. 

 (269) 226. leucopsis. Bernacle Goose 



(268) 227. torquatus. Brent Goose. 

 lxxxviii. Cygnus. Swan. 



(262) 233. ferus. Whistling Swan. 



(263) 235. olor. Mute Swan. 



