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INDEX. 



Chauk-daw, the Chough. 

 Chauk, the Chough. 

 Chenalopex, 492. 

 Chepster, the Starling. 

 Cherry-finch, the Hawfinch. 

 Cherry-sucker, Cherry-chopper, and 

 Cherry-Snipe, theSpottedFlycatcher. 

 Chfevre volant, 447. 

 Chevy Lin, the Red pole. 

 Chickell, the Wheatear. 

 Chickstone, the Stonechat. 

 ChifiF-chafi', 138. 

 Chimney Swallow, 271. 

 Chip-chop, the ChifF-chaff. 

 Chippet Linnet, the Redpole. 

 Chough, 237. 



Church Owl, the White Owl. 

 Churn Owl, the Nightjar. 

 Churr, the Dunlin. 

 Ciconia alba, 417. 



nigra, 417. 

 Cinclus aquaticus, 71. 

 Cinereous Eagle, the Wliite-tailed 

 Eagle. 



Godwit, the Greenshank. 



Shearwater, the Greater 

 Shearwater. 



Shrike, the Ash-coloured 

 Shrike. 

 Circus seruginosus, 39. 



cyaneus, 40. 



Montagui, 42. 

 Cirl Bunting, 195. 

 Clack Goose, Clakes, the Bernicle 



Goose. 

 Clatter Goose, the Brent Goose. 

 Clee, the Redshank. 

 Clett, the Tern. 

 Clinker, the Avocet. 

 Cloven-footed Gull, the Tern. 

 Clucking Duck, the Bimaculated Duck. 

 Coal-and-candle-light, the Long-tailed 



Duck. 

 Coal Goose, the Cormorant. 

 Coally Hood, the Bullfinch. 

 Cob, the male Swan. 

 Cobb, the Great Black-backed Gull. 

 Cobble, the Great Northern Diver. 

 Cobbler's Awl, the Avocet. 

 Cobweb, the Spotted Flycatcher. 

 Coccothraustes Chloris, 206. 



vulgaris, 209. 

 Coecyzus Americanus, 825. 

 Cock of the Mountain or Wood, the 



Capercaillie. 

 Cockandy, the Puffin. 

 Cock-winder, the Wigeon. 

 Coddy Moddy, the Common Gull in its 



first year's plumage. 

 Goldfinch, the Pied Flycatcher. 

 Cole or Coal Goose, the Cormorant. 

 Cole Tit, or Cole Mouse, 152. 

 Colk, the King Duck. 

 Colin, a name in New Spain for the 



Quail. 

 Colin, Virginian, 366. 

 Collared Turtle-dove, 340. 



Collared Pratincole, 

 Columba livia, 334. 



CEnas, 332. 



Palumbus, 326. 



risoria, 340. 



Turtur, 337. 

 Colymbus arcticus, 538. 



glacialis, 535. 



septentrionahs, 5.39. 

 Compressed, flattened vertically. 

 Coot, 469. 



Coot-foot, the Phalarope. 

 Copperfinch, the Cliaftinch. 

 Coracias garrula, 266. 

 Corbie, the Raven. 

 Corbie Crow, the Carrion Crow. 

 Cormorant, Common or Crested, 553. 



Green or Shag, 557. 

 Corn Bunting, 188. 

 Corncrake, Corn-cracker or Corn 



drake, the Land Rail, 460. 

 Cornish Crow, or Daw, the Chough. 



Gannet, the Skua. 

 Cornwall Kae, the Chough. 

 Corvorant, the Cormorant. 

 Corvus Corax, 239. 



Cornix, 247. 



Corone, 243. 



frugilegus, 249. 



Monedula, 256. 

 Cotumix vulgaris, 366. 

 Coulterneb, the Pufiin. 

 Courser, 377. 

 Cow-bird, 325. 

 Coy-duck, 502. 

 Crabier, 412. 



Cracker, the Pintail Duck. 

 Crake, Baillon's, 463. 



Corn, or Gallmule, 460. 



Little, 463. 



Spotted, 462. 

 Crakle, the Missel Thrush. 

 Crane, 403. In the north of England, 

 the Shag is called a Crane ; and in 

 Wales and the north of Ireland, the 

 Heron is so called. 

 Crank bird, the Lesser Spotted Wood- 

 pecker. 

 Cravat Goose, the Canada Goose. 

 Craw, part of the stomach in birds. 

 Cream-coloured Plover or Swiftfoot, 



377. 

 Courser Gull, the Glaucous Gull. 

 Ci-eeper, Creep-tree, or Tree-creeper, 

 302. These names are in some places 

 given to the Nuthatch. 

 Cres-Hawk, the Kestril. 

 Crested Cormorant, the Shag. 



Grebe, Great, 539. 



Lapwing, 393. 



Lark, 183. 



Tit, 157. 

 Crew, the Manx Shearwater. 

 Crex Baillonii, 463. 



Porzana, 462. 

 pratensis, 460. 

 pusilla, 463. 



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