* * 15. Dunnet Head, Caithness 346 " David Laidlaw. * 16. Holborn Head, Caithness 75 " David Charleson. * 17. Noss Head, Caithness 175 " * * 18. Tarbat Ness, East Ross 175 " W. Davidson. * 19. Cromarty, East Cromarty 60 " Robt. S. Ritson. 20. Chanonry Point, Elgin 40 " 21. Covesea Skerries, Elgin 160 " 22. Kinnaird Head, Aberdeen 120 " 23. Buchan Ness, Aberdeen 130 " * 24. Girdleness, Aberdeen 185 " John McGill. 25. Montroseness, Aberdeen 124 " * * * 26. Bell Rock, off Fife Coast 93 " James Jack. * * * 27. Isle of May, Firth of Forth 240 " J. Agnew. * * 28. Inch Keith, Firth of Forth 220 " R. Grierson. 29. St. Abb's Head, Berwick 224 " Notes received from other sources will appear, as before, after the paragraphs on each species, as it is desirable to keep the two sets of observations distinct. I would also refer here to my "Third Report on Scottish Ornithology," already referred to in 'Migration Report, 1880,' p. 4, as having been read, but not yet printed (Feb. 1882). Notes have been kept upon about 25 species of waterfowl and about 50 species of land birds by our reporters on the east coast. Spring migration I have not kept distinct in this Report. Obituary at each station, inappreciable at Scottish stations, will be noticed where necessary under General Remarks. Owing to Mr. T. Anderson having been almost entirely sailing to and fro in the Mediterranean, I regret that I can show no returns this year from Mid-Atlantic, which is to be regretted, as it would be instructive to learn what are the results of a contrary prevailing wind to that of 1880. Possibly, however, Mr. R. Gray may yet be able to give us some returns of interest culled from the Mediterranean log, which may raise other points of interest.