APPENDIX— WINTER VISITOKS 51 



*SisKiN, Spinus ^//V///^. — Norway, \^id Sweden, Russia. 



Mealy Redpoll, Acanthi s Hnaria. — Iceland, Scandinavia, North 



Russia, Finland, Baltic Provinces (also North Asia and America). 

 *T\viTK, Acanthis flavirostris. — Scandinavia. 

 *Tree-Spakko\v, Passer inontanus. — Scandinavia, Russia, Central 



Europe. 

 *Green1''INCM, Chloris chloris. — Scandinavia, North Russia. 

 Continental Crossbill, Loxia ainnrostra. — Scandinavia and Russia, 



where it is also resident. 

 *Yellow BuNTiNt;, Emberiza a'tri/u'//a. — Northern Continental 



Europe. 

 *Reei)-Bunting, Emberiza scJuvnicItts. — Northern Continental Europe. 

 Lapland Bunting, Calcarius lappoiiicus. — Northern Europe, Green- 

 land, Kolguev, Novaya Zemlya (also North Asia and America). 

 *Snow-Bunting, Pkctrophenax nivalis. — Arctic and Sub-Arctic 



Continental Europe, Greenland, Iceland, Faroes, Spitzbergen, 



Franz Josef Land, Novaya Zemlya, etc. (also Arctic Asia and 



America). 

 *Skvlark, Alaiida arvensis. — Northern Continental and Central 



Europe. 

 Shore-Lark, Otocorys alpestris. — Northern Europe, including Kolguev, 



Novaya Zemlya, Siberia. 

 *Meadow-Pipit, Anthus pratensis. — Iceland, Northern Continental 



Europe. 

 *Rock-Pipit, Anthus obscurus. — Western Scandinavia to the White Sea. 

 Continental Goldcrest, Regulus reguhts. — Norway, Sweden, 



Finmark, Lapland, North Russia. 

 Great Grey Shrike, Lanius excubitor. — Scandinavia, North Russia; 



elsewhere more or less resident. 

 Waxwing, Anipelis garrubis. — North Finland and North Russia (also 



Siberia and Arctic America). 

 *Mistle-Thrush, Turdus viscivorus. — Northern Continental and 



Central Europe. 

 Continental Song-Thrush, Turdus musicus. — Northern and 



Temperate Continental Europe and Siberia (Scandinavia to Lake 



Baikal). 

 Redwing, Turdus iliacus. — Iceland, Northern Continental Europe and 



West Siberia (Norway to the Yenesei). 

 Fieldfare, Turdus pilaris. — Northern Continental Europe and West 



Siberia (Norway to the Yenesei). 



