INSESSORES. 



AVES. 



Fam. Muscicapidce. 

 12. MUSCICAPA, Linn. 



16. M. grisola, Linn. Spotted Fly-catcher. Regular summer 

 visitant. 



Fam. Merulidce. 

 13. CINCLUS, Bechst. 



17. C. aquaticus, Bechst. Dipper or Water Omel. Rocky moun- 

 tain streams : resident. not uncommon, 



14. TURDUS, Linn. 



18. T. viscovirus, Linn. Missel Thrush. Breeds regularly here 

 of late years. 



19. T. Whitei, Eyton. White's Thrush. An example of this rare 

 bird (the first met with in Ireland) was obtained in December 1842 

 by Mr. Splaine at his residence near Bandon in this county. It is 

 in the possession of Dr. Allman of Dublin. Mr. S. thinks he has 

 seen a second individual in the same locality. 



20. T. pilaris, Linn. Fieldfare. Winter visitant. common. 



21. T. musicus, Linn. Song Thrush. Resident. common. 



22. T. iliacus, Linn. Red Wing Winter visitant. common. 



23. T. merula, Linn. Blackbird. Resident. common. 



24. T. torguatus, Linn. Ring Ouzel. Summer visitant to the 

 mountainous districts. 



15. ORIOLUS, Linn. 



25. O. galbula, Linri. Golden Oriole. A rare occasional visitant. 

 One was sent to the Institution in 1823 by Lord Bantry ; another 

 was obtained at Castlemartyr some years since by Mr. Ball. 



Fam. Sylviadce. 



16, ACCENTOR, Bechst. 



2G. A. modularis, Linn, (sp.) Hedge Acceator. Resident. 

 common, 



17. ERYTHACA, Swains. 



27. E. rubecula, Linn, (sp.) Redbreast. Resident. common. 



18. PHCENICURA, Swains. 



28. P. tithys, Scopoli, (sp.) Black Redstart. Of this species 

 five individuals were shot near Youghal by Mr. Ball in 1818 or 

 1819. One only was preserved. A bird supposed to be P. tithys 

 was seen at Youghal in 1837. It has also been lately obtained in 

 the neighbouring County of Waterford by Dr. Burkitt. 



19. SAXICOLA, Bechst. 



29. S. rubicola, Linn, (sp.) Stonechat. Resident. common. 



30. S. rubetra, Linn, (sp.) Wninchat. Summer visitant. rare. 



31. S. cenanthe, Linn, (sp.) Wheatear, Summer visitant. 



