Edhorial. I15 
e25.— VARIED BUTTON QUAIL. T. varia. W.T.P. 
1st Sflh Sir.i:h. 1905. A.S. Medal. A.M. n.s. iii. 295. 
. 
PTEROCLIDIDAB. 
C2C.— 'GREATER PiN-TAILED SAND-GROUSE. Ptcroclidunis a!cha:us. 
W.T.P. 
■ ^ 
627.— LESSER PIN-TAILED SAND GROUSE P. cxustus. W.T.P. 
1st St. Quinlin. A.S. Medal, 1904. See A.M. n.s. iii. 04. 
To be concluded . 

Editorial. 
Nesting Notes. — Very few records are in up to the 
present, but though the "Spring has been a mild one, it has been 
too unsettled to be a favourable one for aviary birds : 
Capt. Reeve's Aviaries, Leadenham, Lines. 
3 young Red-rump Parrakeets on the wing, strong an.. I 
vigorous. 
2 young Southern Triangular-spotted Pigeons fully liedged 
in nest box. 
T. Hebb's Aviaries, Luton, Beds. 
Blue Budgerigars, vigorous young on the wing. 
Rosella and Red-rump Parrakeets, and Black-cheeked 
Lovebirds are incubating clutches of eggs. 
W. Shore Baily's Aviaries, Westbury, Wilts 
Orchard Finches and Red-headed Finches have yorng. 
Red-collared Whydahs, and Red-billed Larks incubating. 
H. E. Bright's Aviaries, Woolton, Liverpool. 
Pope and Green Cardinals have completed nests. 
Blue Jays have also constructed a nest. 
Diamond, and Cape Doves nesting. 
Masked, and Long-tailed Grassfinches, and Diamond 
Sparrows also nesting. 
Obituary : We regret to announce the death r :' the 
Hon. and Rev. Canon Dutton, Dr. Lovell-Keays, and T. 
Jordan — full notice in next issue. 
