xlvi COMPARATIVE REMARKS ON BIRDS OF MAN 
Waxwing, Greenland Falcon, Little Auk, and Snowy 
Owl. 
No American stragglers are known to have occurred in 
Man, unless Macrorhamphus griseus (the evidence for whose 
occurrence is hereafter given) be admitted. To the class of 
escapes should doubtless be assigned the Egyptian Geese 
(Chenalopex cegyptiacus), reported by Mr. Wallace to Mr. 
Yarrell (4th ed. iv. 301) as seen 1838, and the two specimens 
of the same species mentioned by Mr. Jeffcott to the Isle 
of Man Natural History Society, as having been shot near 
Castletown; also a Canada Goose (Bernicla canadensis), 
killed by Mr. Baily in the tideway off Langness; an 
Australian Black Swan (Chenopis atrata), obtained by Mr. 
Kinvig in Castletown Bay some few years ago. 
