252 FARUS TENEllIFr.t. P. BOCIIARENSIS. P. MAJOR. 



PARUS TENERIFF^, Lesson. 



[§ 1022. Tivelvc. — Teneriffe. From Seiior Gomez, through 

 Mr. Dresser, 1889.] 



PARUS BOCHARENSIS, Lichtensteiu. 



[§ 1023. O/ze.— Kiildja, 15 May, 1886. From Herr Taiicre, 



1888.] 



PARUS MAJOR, Liiiiiceus. 

 GREAT TITMOUSE. 



§ 1024. Fonr. — ^Virksvvorth, Derbyshire, prior to 1844. 



From a hollow tree. Taken by my brother George^ who caught 

 the old bird that was sitting on the eggs. 



[§ 1025. 0;/e.— Stetchworth, Cambridgeshire, 1846.] 



[k 1026. r//y•e6^— Elveden, 1847.] 



[§ 1027. i't^^^r.— Barnham, Suffolk, 1848.J 



[§ 1028. 7k-o.— Elvedeu, 1849.] 



[§ 1029. Fotir.—^hQdiQn, 1852.] 



[^ 1030. 0;^^.— Torquay, Devon. From Mr. E. Burt, 1853.] 



[§1031. i^o//r.— Clay Hithe, Cambridgeshire, 16 May, 1856. 

 " Bird caught. E. N."] 



[§ 1032. i^o/^r.— Fakcnham, Suftblk, June, 1856. 



Taken by Balam, au unusually iutulligeat and, I believe, honest man — a 

 hurdle-maker and charcoal-burner, who knew common birds well.] 



