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LIST OF BIRDS FOUND IN 



(those marked with a f 



fPeregriue Falcon. 



Hobby. 



Merlin. 



Kestrel. 

 fGoshawk. 



Sparrowhawk. 

 fGolden Eagle. 

 fOsprey. 

 fCommon Buzzard. 



Hen Harrier. 



Ash-coloured Harrier. 



Moor Buzzard. 

 fLong-eared Owl. 

 fShort-eared Owl. 

 fCommon Swallow. 

 fSand Martin. 



Swift. 



JSee-eater. 



Roller. 



Wryneck. 



Cuckoo. 



Hoopoe. 



Fieldfare. 



Redwing. 



Wheatear. 



Redstart. 



Willow Wren. 



Lesser Whitethroat. 



Treelark 

 fRaven. 



Camon Crow. 



Rook. 



Jackdaw. 



Starling. 



Rose-coloured Starling. 



Tree Sparrow. 



Ortolan. 



Black-headed Bunting. 



Mountain Finch. 



Quail. 



INDIA WHICH ARE BRITISH SPECIES 

 being also found in North America). 



fGrey Plover. 

 Kentish Plover. 

 Peewit. 



Norfolk Plover. 

 fTurnstone. 

 Oyster Catcher. 

 Solitary Snipe (distinct or larger 



variety than European). 

 Crane. 



Woodcock (represented in Ame- 

 rica by another totally dis- 

 tinct species). 

 Snipe (represented by very nearly 



allied species, if distinct). 

 Jack Snipe. 



Curlew (represented in Ame- 

 rica by distinct species). 

 Whimbrel (ditto). 

 Black-tailed Godwit (called by 



Jerdon Lesser Godwit). 

 Ruff. 

 fKnot. 



fPigmy Curlew. 

 fDunlin. 



Little Stint (nearly allied spe- 

 cies in America). 

 Temminck's Stint. 

 fSanderling. 

 fGrey Phalarope. 

 fRed-necked Phalarope. 

 Wood Sandpiper (Glareola ; called 

 by Jerdon Spotted Sandpiper^ 

 Green Sandpiper. 

 Common Sandpiper (represented 

 in America by Spotted Sand- 

 piper, closely allied, but quite 

 distinct). 

 fGreenshank. 

 Redshank. 

 Spotted Redshank. 



