SAVI’S WARBLER. 293 
INSESSORES., SYLVIAD.E. 
DENTIROSTRES. 
SAVI’S WARBLER. 
Salicaria luscinoides. 
Sylvia luscinoides, Willow Locustelle, Gou.p, Birds of Europe, pt. xxi. 
56 9 Savi’s Warbler, Lusgock, Fauna of Norfolk, p. 34. 
5 ss Bee-fin des saules, Timm. Man. d’Ornith, vol. ii. p. 119. 
SEveraAL examples of this Warbler have lately been 
procured in this country. The first specimens were ob- 
tained in the fens of Cambridgeshire, in the spring of 1840, 
by Mr. J. Baker, and by him presented to the British 
Museum; of these birds a notice was published by Mr. 
George R. Gray, in the sixth volume of the Annals of 
Natural History, page 155. Since that time Mr. Joseph 
Clarke of Saffron Walden, has also obtained a pair of 
these birds, which are deposited in the Museum at Saffron 
