Editorial. 
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pilins.'; of surli a volume, we UmkIct our .grateful tlianks — riierc 
is, however, a trndency on (lie pari of some to consider that 
their name appears too frequently; to such there can be but 
one rejoinder, vi/. : those that liave many birds should have 
much to write about. \\\' owe our best thanks to Messrs. 
Wiliicn'ti, Miorc- ijaily. Low, and Dawson-Sniith, for the use 
of many l^eauliful and interesting photographs. 
Without unduly trespassing on the Secretary's province 
we may state that, in spite of troubled times, our gains of 
new members slight!) exceed our losses to date a mo.^t saiis- 
faclory result. 
As regards the coming volume, a few remarks as to 
the outlook will appear in January "Bird Notes." 
Brkki")L\(; Records: Since additions to our list were 
last published, the following have been bred, or were omitted 
from last list. 
SPECIES. 
I'SITIACI. 
Conurc, Brown-cared {Coiuiiiis ocularis). 
STRIGIDAE 
Owl. JauliiH-'s Pigmy iCUuticitliiiin jardtiiii \ . 
CORMDAE. 
Bluc-Pic. 0( cipilal yVrccissn dccipilalis i. 
PANURID.AE 
Bcaided Tii (l-'aniini.<: l:iniiJi/ciis'\. 
PI.OCEIDAE 
Finch. Melba (Pylcliii iiulbin. 
Whydah. White-winged [Uinbiacliyii alboriola'a]. 
Weaver. Taha [Pyromeliiim /aha). 
FRINGILI.IDAE. 
Chaffinch (f liiigUla coclebs). 
Liulc Saftron Finch (Syco/is minor). 
Chinese Greenfinch {Chloiis siiiica). 
Black Seed-finch {Melopyii lia nigra). 
Orchard Finch {Plir ygiliis Iniiiccti). 
HYBRIDS. 
FRINGILI.IDAE. 
Bunting Indigo X "Nonpaieil [Cyunnspiiu cyanea X C. ciiis). 
Linner X Ribbon Finch (Lionota cannabina X Anvidinu fascia(a) 
If any reader is cognisant of others, details arc requested. 
