484 Alexander Goodman More Scientific Papers. 



Kittiwake. Scarcely ever seen inland. A truly maritime species. 

 Common Gull. 



Lesser Black -backed Gull. Breeds occasionally on fresh-water. On 

 flat islets and even "marshy plains" (see M'Gillivray). (25) A 

 colony on Foulshaw Moss, near Arnside (" Zool.," 1879, p. 339). 



Herring Gull. Breeds also on flat islets, but nearly always on salt 

 water. (25) On Foulshaw Moss with the former ("Zool.," 1879, 

 P- 339)* On Fame Islands only a few pair observed among 

 hundreds of L. fuscus (J. E. Harting). 



Great Black-backed Gull. Plentifully on Lundy I. (J. E. Harting). 

 Breeds on islets in fresh -water lakes not far from sea, and especi- 

 ally on isolated pinnacles or " stacks " on the coast. 



Great Skua. On Foula, 60 pairs ; Unst, 9 pairs ; North Mavin, 4 pairs 

 (H. Raeburn, in "Scottish Naturalist," Jan., 1891). 



Arctic Skua. 

 Long-tailed Skua. Omit. 



Fulmar. Add Subprovince 38. In Foula, Shetland (Mr. J. Garrick, in 

 "Zool.," 1879, p. 380). Cf. "Zoologist," 1890. 



Manx Shearwater. On Islands. Add VI. 17. Abundant on Skomer I., 

 off Pembrokeshire (R. M. B.). Probably in Sutherland. 



Fork-tailed Petrel. On Islands. Erase "Not in Ireland." Add " The 

 west side of Mingalay (Elwes, in ' Ibis,' 1869, pp. 27, 38)." 



Stormy Petrel. On Islands. Add VI. 17. On small islands off Pem- 

 brokeshire (J. H. Gurney). Must breed in 35. 



