1. _Accentor collaris_ Alpine Accentor. 2. _Muscicapa parva_ Red-breasted Flycatcher (to N. W. India). 3. _Panurus biarmicus_ Bearded Titmouse. 4. _Melanocorypha sibirica_ White-winged Lark. 5. _Euspiza melanocephala_ Black-headed Bunting. 6. _Linota flavirostris_ Twite. 7. _Corvus frugilegus_ Rook. VI. BRITISH BIRDS CONFINED TO EUROPE. 1. _Cinclus aquaticus_ Dipper (closely allied races inhabit other parts of the Palaearctic Region). 2. _Parus cristatus_ Crested Titmouse. {38} 3. _Anthus obscurus_ Rock Pipit. 4. _Linota rufescens_ Lesser Redpoll (closely allied races in N. Asia and N. America). 5. _Loxia pityopsittacus_ Parrot Crossbill (a closely allied form in N. Asia). We find, that out of a total of 118 British Passeres there are: 32 species which range to North Africa and Central or East Asia. 25 species which range to Central or East Asia, but not to North Africa. 43 species which range to North Africa and Western Asia. 6 species which range to North Africa, but not at all into Asia. 7 species which range to West Asia, but not to North Africa. 5 species which do not range out of Europe. These figures agree essentially with those furnished by the mammalia, and complete the demonstration that all the temperate portions of Asia and North Africa must be added to Europe to form a natural zoological division of the earth. We must also note how comparatively few of these overpass the limits thus indicated; only seven species extending their range occasionally into tropical or South Africa, eight into some parts of tropical Asia, and six into arctic or temperate North America.