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*Eagle Owl, Bubo maximus, Fleming. 

 Yarrell Br. B. i., Ill, Lond. 1843. Eecorded to have 

 been taken in Suffolk ; (see also Spald. List xxxv. No 

 record of its having been taken in Suffolk is known to me 

 (C. B.). 



Tengmalm's Owl, Nyctale Tengmalmi (Graelin). 



East Suffolk. 



1. One killed at Bradwell, some years before 1846 (Stev. B. of N. i., 

 60). 



3. One from the sand district across Sutton Heath (in Mr. W. P 

 T. Phillips's Collection). 



West Suffolk. 



7. One caught during the night in a rat-trap in a wood near New- 

 market Nov. 20, 1884; another seen there soon afterwards, and believed 

 to be still there, Dec. 9. The wood is partly in Cambridgeshire, paitly 

 in Suffolk {Bury Free Press, Nov. 22, 1884 ; Howlett in lilt; C. B.!). 



Alpine Accentor, Accentor alpinus, Bechstein. 



J. Observed alive by Mr. Lubbock in 1823 on a grass plat at Oulton 

 near Lowestoft (Lubbock's Fauna of Norfolk, p. 54; Ed. 1879; full 

 account in note). 



Blue-Throated Warbler, Cyanecula suecica (L.). 



East Suffolk. 



1. A male bird of the year, of the Scandinavian form, shot on the 

 Suffolk side of Breydon, Sept. 15, 1883 (W. Lowne v. v.; in my 

 Collection, C. B.). A male bird of the same form killed near Lowes- 

 toft in May 1856, in Mr. Gurney's possession (Stev. B. of N. i., 96; J. 

 H. Gurney in Z. 5159); another of the same form procured on the 

 Lowestoft Denes in July 1877 (Moore in Z. 3rd S. i., 449). 



3. Three came on board Lord Rendlesham's yacht near Bawdsey 

 Cliff in Sept. 1879; he caught them himself in the evening; they all 

 died the same night on board, and were not preserved; the breast was 

 red and blue (Lord Rendlesham v.v.). 



West Suffolk. 



8. One seen near the Butts, Bury St. Edmund's, Nov. 12, 1884, with 

 a very blue breast, by Miss Robertson, then staying at Hardwick House; 

 she described the bird accurately, and immediately recognized it in my 

 Collection (C. B.). 



The above, as far as they have been identified, all belong 



