52 REPORT ON THE MIGRATION OF BIRDS. 



November 13th. — Farn l.h., small flock Siskins on island. 

 (N"., 3.) Tees L.v., one Shearwater; one Thrush, 10 A.M., came 

 on board. (W.N.W., hazy.) Winterton l.h, Curlews to W., 

 1.20 A.M. Yarmouth, three Shorelarks caught in nets ; " nice lot 

 of Bearded Tits are said to have come in from a great height, 

 and from the E." Galloper L.v., large flocks Curlews, Starlings, 

 and Larks, all night, to W. 



November 14th. — Farn l.h., flock of Long-Tailed Ducks, 11 

 A.M., to N. Tees L.v., two Woodcocks, one Kingfisher. (N.KE., 

 rain.) Shot at South Gar Light. Cromer l.h., five Willow 

 Wren, at daylight (Goldcrests ?). Yarmouth, Swan, two, Breydon. 

 Sivin Middle L.v., Stormy Petrel, on board. Thrush, 3.30 a.m. 

 Goodwin L.v., flocks Larks, at noon, to W. (E. by N, 6 ; c. v., 

 rain.) 



November 15th. — Farn l.h., Blackbirds and Thrushes, 

 flying about. (W.N.W., 3.) Flambrd, White Kittiwake, shot 

 by Thomas Leng. East Goodwin L.v., two flocks Black Crows, 

 E. to W. Hanois L.H., Blackbirds and Thrushes, 2 to 3.30 A.M., 

 round lantern. (E., 4 ; o. M.) 



November 16th. — Bedcar, about 500 Geese seen at sea going 

 S.E. Flock of about 500 Lapwings to S.W. ; great many Eed- 

 Throated Divers to S.E. (N.W., moderate.) Tetney, Fieldfares, 

 large flocks. (S., hard frost.) Inner Dowsing l.v., twelve Larks 

 and one Sparrow, 9 a.m., flying low, E. to W. (N.W. by W., 

 3.) Hanois l.h, flight Chaffinches, mostly males, at 11 a.m. 

 (E.S.E., 4.) 



November 17th. — Tetney, Goosander, two shot. Cromer l.h., 

 Tufted Duck (wing sent), 5 a.m., killed on lantern. (S., 5.) 

 Sivin Middle L.v., many Gulls and Ducks, over sand. Hanois 

 L.H., flight, 17th to 18th, Blackbirds and Thrushes, flying round 

 lantern at 10 p.m., some striking; many Lapwings at 1 a.m., 

 none striking. Large flock Golden Plover and Yellow Wagtails 

 at 1.30 a.m., one Yellow Wagtail killed. (S.E., 3 ; o. m.) 



November 18th. — Farn l.h., Curlew Sandpipe shot. Hasbro* 

 L.v., Jacksnipe (wing sent), 3 a.m., killed. Yarmouth, Eed- 

 shank (Breydon) ; four seen. Swin Middle L.v., a few Larks, 

 2 to 6 a.m. ; six killed. (W.N.W., 2 ; o. m.) Goodwin L.v, a 

 few larks at night, (N.W., 4.) S. S. Head L.v., Larks and 

 Linnets, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., to N.W. 



November 19th. — Hasbro' l.v., Coot, 3 a.m., dead on deck. 



