_Innishtrahull._--October 27th, one killed striking, 11 P.M.; wind strong S.E., overcast. [Leg and wing of Fieldfare received.] December 18th to 20th, "a most extraordinary rush of Fieldfares; wind N., very stormy, with heavy snow showers. They all apparently came from Scotch coast. I never saw such a rush; the oldest people on island never saw the like. A great number left on 21st; not one to be seen after 23d." [None are entered as killed striking.] _Arranmore._--December 21st, eight Fieldfares; snow showers; also Blackbirds, Thrushes, and Starling. _Rathlin O'Birne._--Immense flocks of birds passed here, from December 18th to 23d, their flight being always to the W., Starlings, Thrushes, and Fieldfares. [There is no land W. of Rathlin O'Birne but America.--R. M. B.] _Eagle Island, E._--December 17th, large flock at daylight on island; wind fresh N.; 19th, about one hundred on island, 10 A.M. wind fresh N. _Arran Island, N._--December 18th to 21st, flocks with Thrushes, Blackbirds, etc. _Tearaght._--November 18th, a large flock on island (snow on shore); 24th, left island. Blackbird (_Turdus merula_, Linn.). _Fastnet._--October 18th and 19th, from 10 P.M. on 18th to 9 A.M. on 19th, continuous flocks with Thrushes coming from S.E., going N. and N.W.; wind E.N.E. to E. 22d, numbers, 1 A.M. to 5 A.M., about light; wind E.N.E., rain; one killed striking (female). 23d, two males captured on rock after night; wind light E., hazy. 24th, one on rock. 25th, one disabled. Blackbirds leave in summer. _Mine Head._--October 2d, one found killed at base of lighthouse. [Wing and leg of female Blackbird received.] 19th, one. 29th, one found injured in garden in morning. [Leg and wing received.] A few seen occasionally afterwards. _Dungarvan._--October 26th, one struck 10 P.M. misty. _Coningbeg Light-ship._--October 23d, several round light, 7 P.M. to midnight; wind E., strong, clear. [Leg and wing received.--R. M. B.] 26th to 30th, several round light at night, with Thrushes, Larks, and Starling. _Barrels Rock Light-ship._--December 5th, one alighted on ship, flew N.W. December 16th, two going N.W.; wind light E.