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Isaac: the Hedge Sparrow 
Ivy Owl: the Barn Owl 
Jack Curlew: the Whimbrel 
Jackdaw 
Jack-nicker: the Goldfinch 
» saw: the Goosander 
»  onipe 
Jar Owl: the Night Owl 
Jay, Jay Pie, or Jay Pyet 
Jenny: the Wren 
Jid or Judcock: the Jack Snipe 
Kadder and Kae: the Jackdaw 
Kamtschatka Tern: the Black 
Tern 
Katabella: the Hen Harrier 
Kate: the Hawfinch 
Katogle: the Eagle Owl 
Kiddaw: the Guillemot 
King-Harry: the Goldfinch 
Kip <the Tern 
Kirktullock: the Shoveler 
Kirmew and Kirmow: the Tern 
Knee: a name often given, 
though inaccurately, to the 
junction of the tarsus and tibia 
of a bird. 
Knot 
Lamhi or Lavy: the Guillemot 
Land Curlew: the Great Plover 
Lary: the Guillemot 
Laughing Goose: the White- 
fronted Goose 
Lavrock: the Skylark 
Leg-bird: the Sedge Warbler 
Lesser wing-coverts: the feathers 
which overlie the greater wing- 
coverts, or those next the quills 
Ling-bird: the Meadow Pipit 
Linlet: a young Linnet 
Lobefoot: the Phalarope 
Long-tongue: the Wryneck 
GLOSSARY 
Loom or Loon: the Diver 
Lore: the space between'the beak 
and the eye 
Lough Diver: the Smew 
Lum, Lungy: the Guillemot 
Lumme: the Diver 
Lyre: the Manx Shearwater 
Madge Howlet: the White Owl 
Maglowan : aname for the Divers 
Magpie Diver: the Smew 
Malduck, or Malmarsh: the Ful- 
mar 
Mallemoke: the Fulmar 
Mandibles : upper and under, the 
two portions of a bird’s bill 
Man-of-war bird: the Skua 
Manx Shearwater: the Manx 
Petrel 
Marketjew Crow: 
Marrot: the 
Razorbill 
May-bird, or Mayfowl: the Whim- 
brel 
the Chough 
Guillemot and 
Mavis: the Thrush 
Meadow Crake, or Drake: the 
Gallinule 
os Pipit, Titlark or Titling 
Meggy-cut-throat: the White- 
throat 
Merlie: the Blackbird 
Mew or Mow: a Gull 
Millithrum : the Long-tailed Tit 
Minute Gallinule: the Little 
Crake 
» Merganser: the young 
Smew 
»  Tringa, the Little Stint 
Mire Snipe: the Snipe 
Mistle Thrush, or MistletoeThrush 
Mitty: the Petrel 
Mock-bird: the Sedge Warbler 
» Nightingale: the Blackcap 
and Garden Warbler 
Monk: the Bullfinch 
Moor Blackbird, or Ouzel: 
Ring Ouzel 
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