Muscicapa Pied Flycatcher Westfelton; one pair, Atricapilla, annually. — Grisola, Spotted Flycatcher very common; about houses. Alauda arvensis, Lark, very common in fields. — pratensis, Titlark, common in fields. — arborea, Woodlark, common; Westfelton. Motacilla alba, Pied Wagtail pools and brooks. — Boarula, Grey Wagtail, farm-yards. — flava, Yellow Wagtail rather common; ploughed fields. — Luscinia, Nightingale, Sutton Spa; and Westfelton once. — Rubecula, Redbreast, every where. — Phœnicurus, Redstart, common; orchards and farm-steads. Sylvia hortensis, Garden Warbler common in high Ruckler, leafy-sycamores. Motacilla passerina, Passerine Warbler, gardens. — modularis, Hedge Warbler, every where; near houses. — Salicaria, Reed Warbler, New Inn, near Dorsett’s Barn. — Atricapilla, Black-cap common;—low bushes and gardens. — Sylvia, White-throat, common;—woods. — Trochilus, Yellow Wren, Almond Park. — Willow Wren, (Bewick, common. vol. i. p. 257, 6th ed.) Motacilla, Chiff Caff, (Bewick, common, and generally vol. i. p. 258, 6th the first arrival. ed.) Trochilus minor, Least Willow Wren, Marsh Hall. Motacilla Regulus, Golden-crested Wren, not uncommon;—firs and yews. — Troglodytes, Wren, common;—out- buildings. — Oenanthe, Wheatear, Haughmond Hill and Dovaston. — Rubetra, Whinchat, common on gorse bushes. — Rubicola, Stonechat, Sharpstones Hill. Parus major, Greater Titmouse, very common. — cæruleus, Blue Titmouse, very common. — ater, Coal Titmouse, not uncommon. — caudatus, Long-tailed Titmouse, hedges and bushes. — palustris, Marsh Titmouse near Shrewsbury.