_Coningbeg Light-ship._--Oct. 9th, five Mother Carey's Chickens caught on deck, 5 a.m.; wind light, hazy. Oct. 15th, two Stormy Petrels about ship; 28th, two caught on deck, 10.30 p.m. _Arklow South Light-ship._--April '24th, one; wind light E. _Tearaght._--Stormy Petrel very plentiful this year. They are not much observed until July, from which time they continue breeding until September. They make a noise which is a continuous chain of articulations, and might be heard on a calm night a distance of 300 feet; this noise is kept up by those in the holes as well as those on the wing. _Skelligs._--Sept. 4th, two struck, 10.30 p.m., not killed; did not notice any after this date. They breed here. Birds not Identified. _Rockabill._--"March 6th, large bird, name unknown, killed striking, at 3 a.m.; wind N., fresh, cloudy. Had long bill, and long black legs." _Killybegs._--April 8th, "three strange birds, name unknown. White fan-shaped tail, tipped with black; wings white, tipped with black; white ring round neck; size of Sparrow; came from seaward, and remained several days." _Tearaght._--May 20th, "one bird, not known, about the size of a Lapwing; colour of a Grey Plover, land-bred, fan-tail, tips of feathers of tail white, chased by Crows." _Tearaght._--Oct. 28th, "small bird, size of a Linnet; shoulders red or copper-colour; breast and belly grey, also round neck; head tufted. It remained about a week." _Tearaght._--Nov. 18th, "a bird about the size of a Linnet came on island; above eyes a white curved streak; eyes and round eyes black; under head, round breast, a white ring, thence down belly, wings, and back of a reddish or copper-colour; some white feathers in wing; top of head black, and tail appears narrow and black. Two of these, one readily distinguished from the other." WEST, NEWMAN AND CO., PRINTERS, 54, HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, E.C. * * * * * Transcriber Note Minor typos corrected. In previous editions, one locality was listed as "Farne". In this edition, there is one reference to Farne Islands (p. 54) all of the other locations are listed as "Farn" and left as is. Due to space limitations, the table on page 81 was rotated 90°.