CHAPTER XVIII. 



The Krams-Foglar Their Migratory Habits. The Dona-fangst. The 

 Ring-Dona. The Bast-Dona. The Bygel-Dona. The Hiing-Dona. 

 The Lop-Dona. The Sprintel. The Dona-Gang. Artificial 

 Berries. Great Captures. Shooting Krams-foglar. 



T)ESIDES the birds coming under the denomination of 

 L* game, and others of worth, such as some of the 

 water fowl and waders, there are many smaller birds 

 looked on by many as a delicacy, that collectively go 

 under the name of Krams-foglar. The meaning of this 

 term I could never exactly understand ; but as the word 

 /cram implies a collection, or medley, of all sorts of things 

 so at least it is to be inferred from the huxter, or 

 general dealer, being called a kram-handlare and as the 

 birds in question arc commonly brought to market, 

 without distinction of species, in small knippo); or 

 bunches of half a score or more, it seems to me not 

 improbable that hence has arisen their designation. 



Under the above-named category are included all the 

 Thrushes ; viz., the Song-Thrush, the Missel-Thrush, the 

 Redwing, the Ring-Ouzel, the Blackbird, the Fieldfare, 



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