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APPENDIX. 
Kestrel, . 
Goshawk, , 
Sparrow-Hawk, 
Kite, 
* Buzzard, 
* Honey Buzzard, 
* Marsh Harrier, 
Hen Harrier, . 
* Montagus Harrier, 
Eagle Owl, 
* Long- eared Owl, 
Short-eared Owl, 
Snowy Owl, 
HawE Owl, 
* Tengmalm’s Owl, 
* Great Grey Shrike, . 
Red-backed Shrike, . 
Spotted Flycatcher, 
^lissel Thrush, . 
Fieldfare, . 
* Song Thrush, . 
Redwing, . 
Blackbird, 
* Ring Ouzel, 
* Hedge Accentor, 
Redbreast, 
* Redstart, 
'Wheatear, 
* Blackcap, 
^ Garden ^Yarhler, 
* 'Whitethroat, . 
* Lesser Whitethroat, 
* Wood Warhler, 
* Willow Warbler, 
* Chiffchaff, 
Golden-crested Regulus, 
[* Fire-crested Regulus\ 
local, 
very rare, 
not common, 
rare. 
one seen in 1858. 
two killed, 
rare. 
not uncommon. 
‘^H. L. S. seen winter occasional.” 
now become very rare, 
four shot, 
common. 
a regular visitor; no longer breeds, 
one shot in 1860. 
one killed; hitherto mistaken for 
Little Owl. 
one seen in 1870. 
very rare; young found, hut not nest, 
rare. 
not common, 
becoming common, 
one seen. 
becoming common, 
becoming frequent, 
a regular visitor, 
one seen in October, 
scarce. 
unknowm until lately, 
extremely abundant, 
becoming a regular visitor, 
rare ; occurs in September, 
occasional, 
very rare. 
“seen by H. L. S. occasional.” 
now a regular visitor. 
rare. 
becoming plentiful. 
“seen by H. L. S. winter, rare.” 
