Pelecanidæ.--In uniformity with East coast, records of Gannets, chronologically under each station, beginning in the north, so far as records permit. The stations recording in 1883 are Butt of Lewis (82), Rhu Stoir (83), Stornoway (84), Barra Head (88), Kyleakin (90), Dhuheartach (95), Lismore (98), M'Arthur's Head (101), Skervuile (102), and Lamlash (109). (N.B. The Committee would be obliged for chronological returns, giving always directions of flight, from any other stations, of Gannets and Rock birds):-- 82. July 25th, began flying north in some numbers to Aug, 10th; fresh N. 83. March 15th, seen daily in great numbers, noted at 83, up to March 31st, but no directions of flight given, which we would like to have always. 84. In August, reported as unusually scarce this season, but no definite records given nor directions of flight, or if fishing or not. 88. Under date of September 1st, the remark "a few fishing every day." 90. On June 20th flocks all day, flying east. Was this the only day on which Gannets were seen here? 95. Dec. 7th, two seen; only record given; no direction of flight; wind light N.W., clear. 98. May 14th, "Solan Geese"; fresh, S. breeze, showery. June 22nd, "Solan Geese" flying south; var. light, clear. Aug. 16th, two, flying south; fresh N.W., clear. 101. April, a few daily seeking food. 102. March 21st, "Gannets seen;" E.S.E., light breeze. May 9th, "Solan Geese" seen; fresh E. July 16th, "Solans;" fresh N.W., clear. July 24th, "Solans;" N.N.W., clear. July 25th, "Solans;" N.N.W., clear. 109. Feb. 5th, the first seen for some months. One species. Ardeidæ.--Only one record of Herons at Monach Island, where five were seen on the outlying rocks on Nov. 25th, strong E. wind; and the remark "seen daily all the year round at Kyleakin." One species. Anatidæ; Anserinæ (Geese).--I think we should endeavour to tabulate also the movements of different species of Wild Geese; but as the records are a little confusing, I find we must do so under one, or at mast two headings, the occurrences of which are most frequently recorded under these designations. Some four species (namely Bean, Pink-footed, Greylag--rarest migrant--and White-fronted) may be included in the following, reported as "Wild Grey Geese," "Geese," "Grey Geese," "Wild Geese," by the various reporters. The stations returning these are:--Rhu Stoir (82), Butt of Lewis (83), Monach (86), Kyleakin (90), Lismore (98), Lamlash (109), and Corsewall (111). 82. "Wild Geese," April 14th, three; light S., haze and rain. 83. "Wild Geese," Sept. 19th, large flock, flying W., past the lighthouse, and then turning S.W.; westerly gale and showers. 86. "Wild Grey Geese," Nov. 10th, twenty, flying round; light S.E. 90. "Geese," Sept. 19th, four, flying S.W.; light E. 98. "Grey Geese," Nov. 1st, five, flying S.; light S., haze.