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INDEX. 



Schinz's Sandpiper, 455 

 Sclavonian Grebe, 531. 

 Scolopax Galliiiago, 445. 



Gallimila, 448. 



major, 443. 



rustieola, 439. 



Sabini, 450. 

 Scooper, the Avocet. 

 Scops Aklrovandi, 45. 



Eared Owl, 45. 

 Scotch Goose, the Brent Goose. 

 Schneehuhn, 355. 

 Scoter, Common, 513. 



Surf, or Great-billed, 514. 



Velvet, or Double, 512. 

 Scout, the Common Guillemot. 

 Scurrit, the Lesser Tern. 

 Scrabe, the Manx Shearwater. 

 Scraber, the Black Guillemot. 

 Scraye, the Tern. 



Screamer and Screecher, the Swift. 

 Screech, the Missel-thrush. 

 Screech Martin, the Swift. 

 Screech Owl, the Tawny Owl. 

 Scull, the Skua. 

 Scuttock, the Guillemot. 

 Sea Crow, the Cormorant and Black- 

 headed Gull. 



Dotterel, the Turnstone. 



Hen, the Guillemot. 



Lark, the Rock Pipit and 

 Ring Plover. 



Mall, Mew, or Mow, the Gull. 



Parrot, the Puffin. 



Pheasant, the Pintail Duck. 



Pie, the Oyster-catcher, 400. 



Sandpiper, the Purple Sand- 

 piper. 



Snipe, the Dunlin. 



Swallow, the Tern, 564, 671. 



Titling, the Rock Pipit. 



Turtle-dove, the Guillemot 

 and Rotche. 



Wigeon, the Scaup-duck. 



Woodcock, the Godwit. 

 Seaford Goose, the Brent Bernicle. 

 Secondaries, the quill-feathers arising 



from the second joint of the wing. 

 Sedge-bird, Sedge Warbler, or Sedge 



Wren, 114. 

 Sclav, or Selva, 368. 

 Selninger Sandpiper, the Purple S. 

 Serrator, the Ivory Gull. 

 Serrated, toothed like a saw. 

 Serrula, the Red-breasted Merganser. 

 Shag, 557. 

 Shag-rock, 555. 

 Shank, 453. 

 Shearwater, Greater or Cinereous, 600. 



Dusky, 602. 



Manx or Petrel, 599. 

 Sheldapple, the Crossbill, 232. 

 This name and "SheUy" are some- 

 times given to the (^haffincti. 

 Sheldrake, Common, 490. 



' Ruddy, 490, 

 Shepster, the Starling. 



Shilfa, the Chaffinch. 

 Shoeing-horn, the Avocet. 

 Shore-bird, the Sand Martin. 

 Shore Lark, 184. 



Pipit, the Rock Pipit. 

 Short-eared, or -horned Owl, 49. 



-heeled Field Lark, the Tree 

 Pipit. 



-toed Lark, 184. 

 Shovelard, an old name for the Spoon- 

 bill. 

 Shoveler, 493. 



Shrieker, the Black-tailed Godwit. 

 Shrike, Ash-coloured, Cinereous, or 

 Great Grey, 61. 



Red-backed, 63. 



Woodchat, 66. 

 Shrimp-catcher, the Lesser Tern. 

 Shrite, the Missel Thrush. 

 Silveiy Gull, the Lesser Black-backed 



Gull and Herring Gull. 

 Siskin, 214. 

 Sitta Europa^a, 311. 

 Skart, the Cormorant, and Shag. 

 Skein, a flight of Geese. 

 Skiddaw, the Guillemot. 

 Skiddy Cock, Skilty, or Skit, the 



Water-rail. 

 Skite, the Yellow Hammer. 

 Skitty, the Spotted Crake. 

 Skrabe, the Black Guillemot. 

 Skua, Arctic, or Buffon's, 596. 



Common or Skua Gull, 591. 



Pomarine, 593. 



Richardson's, 594. 

 Sky Lark, 177. 

 Sly Goose, 492. 

 Small Brown Gull, the Tern. 



Grey Goose, the Bean Goose. 



Herring-bar, the Smew. 



Loon, the Dab-chick. 

 Smee-duck, 516. 

 Smew, 525. 



Snake-bird, the WrjTieck. 

 Snipe, Brown or Grey, 450. 



Common or Whole, 445. 



Great or Double, 443. 



Jack or Half, 448. 



Sabine's, 450. 



Solitary, the Great Snipe. 



Summer, the Sandpiper. 



Woodcock, the Great Snipe. 

 Snite, the Snipe. 

 Snow-bird, the Ivory Gull. 

 Snow Bunting, Flake, or Fleck, 185. 

 Snowy Owl, 57. 



SnufiF-headed Wigeon, the Pochard. 

 Solan, or Solent Goose, the Gannet, 



588. 

 Solitary Snipe, the Great Snipe, 30. 

 Solitary Thrush, the name of a bird 

 now known to be the young of the 

 Starling, 235. 

 Somateria dispar, 511. 



moUissima, 508. 



spectabills, 512. 

 Song Thrush, the Common Thrush, 79. 



