5. MELIERAX GABAR (Daud.): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 19. Red-faced Goshawk. _a._ ♀ (adult.) Lion Camp, Crocodile River, July 1873. _b._ (juv.) Second Makalaka kraal on Zambesi road, September 3, 1874. Iris deep orange, approaching burnt sienna; bill black, orange all round the nostril and base; skin round eye pale blue; legs fine reddish, clouded and spotted with dusky black; claws black. 6. ASTUR POLYZONOIDES (Smith): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 22. Many-banded Goshawk. _a._ ♀ (adult.) First Makalaka kraal on Zambesi road, August 22, 1874. Iris rich deep orange; bill black, pale bluish at base; skin round base yellow (pale); skin round eye pale bluish, inclining to yellow; claws black. Lizard in stomach. _b._ ♂ Hendrik’s Vlei, December 18, 1874. Iris crimson; bill black, becoming pale blue just under nostril; cere and gape and skin round eye yellow; legs orange-yellow; claws black. In stomach large insects and lizard (?). [This pretty little Goshawk is rare in South Africa, but appears to increase in numbers towards the Zambesi, whence I have recently seen a series collected by Dr. Bradshaw.] 7. BUTEO JACKAL (Daud.): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 26. Jackal Buzzard. _a._ ♂ Newcastle, June 4, 1873. Iris pale golden hazel. 8. MILVUS ÆGYPTIUS (G.): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 49. Yellow-billed Kite. _a._ ♂ (testes well developed.) Ramaqueban River, September 17, 1874. Iris bright hazel; bill golden yellow, inclining to horn-colour on upper and lower mandibles, but bright at the base and nostrils; legs golden yellow, somewhat dusky; claws black. Lizards in stomach; very fat. _b._ ♂ Tati, October 1874. 9. ELANUS CÆRULEUS (Desf.); Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 52. Black-shouldered Kite. _a._ ♂ (?) (imm.) Hex River, July 1873. Iris bright raw sienna. Mouse or rat in stomach. _b._ (adult.) Not labelled. 10. FALCO MINOR, Bp.: Sharpe, _t. c._, p. 57. South African Peregrine Falcon. _a._ (adult.) Not labelled. 11. FALCO BIARMICUS (Temm.): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 58, pl. ii. South African Lanner. _a._ ♂ Newcastle, June 3, 1873. Iris very dark. Remains of mouse or rat, and a great many grasshoppers’ heads, in the stomach. 12. CERCHNEIS RUPICOLA (Daud.): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 62. South African Kestrel. _a._ ♂ Newcastle, June 3, 1873. Iris very dark. _b._ ♀ Newcastle, June 3, 1873. _c._ Not labelled. 13. CERCHNEIS TINNUNCULOIDES (Temm.) _Cerchneis naumanni_, Sharpe, _t. c._, p. 64. Lesser Kestrel. _a._ ♀ (adult.) Holfontein, November 25, 1873. Iris dark hazel. 14. CERCHNEIS AMURENSIS (Radde): Sharpe, _t. c._ p. 66. Eastern Red-footed Kestrel.