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Redwing. — A common winter visitant. 

 Fieldfare. — do. do. 



Blackbird. — A common resident in suitable localities. 

 Ring Ouzel. — Summer visitant, abundant on all the moorlands. 

 Dipper. — A common resident on the river from its confluence to near 

 its source. 



Wheatear. — Common in summer about Fewston, where I have seen 



it perched upon the roofs of the houses. 

 Whinchat. — A summer resident, common in the grasslands. 

 Redstart. — Common in summer in the woodlands up to 900 feet. 

 Redbreast. — An abundant resident. 

 Whitethroat.^ — A summer resident in Lindley Wood. 

 Blackcap. — do. do. 



Goldcrest. — A resident in the Lindley Wood and about Blubber- 

 houses. 



Chiffchaff. — A summer visitant to the woodlands. 

 Willow Warbler. — A common summer visitant to the woodlands up 

 to 900 feet. 



Wood Warbler. — A summer visitant to Lindley Wood. 

 Sedge Warbler. — A summer resident on the margins of the Fewston 

 reservoir. 



Grasshopper Warbler. — A summer visitant but not common, and 



only observed and heard on the margins of Swinsty reservoir. 

 Hedge Accentor. — An abundant resident. 



Longtailed Titmouse. — Resident, and not uncommon about Lindley 



. and Dob Park. 

 Great Titmouse. — Resident and abundant. 

 Coal Titmouse. — Resident and not uncommon. 



Marsh Titmouse. — Resident, not uncommon, occurring up to 900 ft. 



Blue Titmouse. — Resident and abundant. 



Creeper. — Resident but not common. Dob Park Wood. 



Wren. — An abundant resident. 



Pied Wagtail. — Resident and common, but less so in winter. 



Grey Wagtail. — Not uncommon on the river above Blubberhouses. 



I have not seen it below that village, but probably it occurs there 



in autumn and winter. 

 Yellow Wagtail. — A few frequent the margins of Fewston reservoir 



in summer. 



Meadow Pipit.— A very common resident, especially on the moor- 

 lands. 



Tree Pipit. — A common summer visitant to wooded localities up to 

 900 feet. 



