246 Zoology. 



STUKNIDJE. 



Sturnus vulgaris, L. Starling. Generally distributed, and breeding 

 commonly everywhere. 



Pastor roseus, L. Rose-coloured Starling. Norwood, many years 

 ago (Fn.B.). 



Garrulus glandarius, L. Jay. Numerous in all the wooded parts, 

 although persecuted by keepers (A.P.M.) ; Bromley, common 

 (B.L.) ; Blackheath (Fn.B.) ; Pett Wood, every year (C.R.B.) ; 

 Lee, once (J.F.G.) ; Bromley, fairly common (B.W.A.). ; breeds, 

 Bostall Woods, private parts (W.H.P.). 



Pica rustica, Scop. Magpie. All but exterminated by game 

 preservers ; repeatedly neeting near Farnborough, nest at 

 Shoreham (A.P.M.) ; "Beckenham, 1893 (B.L.) ; Blackheath, 

 formerly (Fn.B.) ; Bostall Woods, breeds (H.) ; Lee, occasionally 

 (J.F.G.) ; Bromley, practically extinct (J.A.W.B.) ; Dartford, 

 not common (W.J.D.). 



Corvus monedula, L. Jackdaw. Common generally (B.W.A.) ; 

 Bromley, common (B.L.) ; Blackheath, common formerly 

 (Fn.B.) ; Greenwich Park (A.D.W.), bred here recently, 

 now disappeared (H.) ; Shortlands (W.G.) ; Lee, resident 

 (J.F.G.); Woolwich Rectory (S.G.S j ; Elmstead, breeds; 

 Sundridge Park (J.A.W.B.) ; a pair still breed every year in 

 Gilmore Road or Wistaria Road, Lewisham ; sometimes in 

 one and sometimes the other (J.W.T.) ; small colonies at 

 Eltham, Lullingstone Park, etc., where hollow trees abound 

 (A.P.M.) ; Long Reach, frequent (W.J.D.). 



Corvus corone, L. Carrion Crow. All but exterminated by 

 keepers in the larger woods, nested at Forest Hill in 1906, 

 and not uncommon near Beckenham (A.P.M.) ; Dartford 

 Marshes, occasionally (W.J.D.) ; Bromley, scarce (B.L.) ; 

 Blackheath (Fn.B.) ; Greenwich Park (A.D.W.) ; Lee, occa- 

 sionally (J.F.G.), rare (B.W.A.) ; Sundridge Park, nest in 1899 

 (J.A.W.B.). 



Corvus cornix, L. Hooded Crow. Rare, Eltham (B.W.A.) ; 

 Bromley rare (B.L.) ; Blackheath and Eltham (Fn.B.) ; Green- 

 wich Park (A.D.W.) ; frequently observed in winter on 

 Blackheath, Greenwich Marshes, etc. (J.W.T.) ; Dartford 

 (W.J.D.). 



