_Rockabill._--February 13th, one shot. April 20th, one do. June 27th, one Rock Dove. July 4th, one. _Innishtrahull._--January 17th, three Rock Pigeons, one shot. March 13th, eleven, breed in caves. September 8th, two. November 18th, five. Pigeons are resident. _Dunree Head._--Noted April 28th, May 10th, July 20th, October 4th, December 8th, from three to ten each date, all going S.E. _Arranmore._--May 27th, Rock Pigeons about all day. _Rathlin O'Birne._--December 27th, two Pigeons came to island, one blue and one white. They remained, and are tame. _Broadhaven._--November, Rock Pigeons at all times. Remain here. _Arran Island, N._--May 4th, seven; 8th, ten, going S.; 24th, five do. _Skelligs._--December 4th, one Pigeon all day. Turtle Dove (_Turtur communis_, Selby). _Tuskar Rock._--May 8th, one alighted on rock, 8 A.M. wind light S.E.; 12th, one on rock, shot. [Received in flesh.--R. M. B.] "I saw one or two every year since I came here, but could not tell what they were until I got this one." "Partridge." _Rockabill._--May 9th, "Partridges" at night. [There was an entry under Partridge last year, also at Rockabill. Some error--Quails?] Corncrake (_Crex pratensis_, Bechst.). _Mine Head._--May 10th, heard, and frequently afterwards. _Tuskar Rock._--May 3d, one found dead; 23d, one on rock; fog. September 23d, 11 P.M., one caught alive at lantern glass; wind light N., cloudy; 24th one killed striking. [Leg and wing received.] _Rockabill._--May 9th, Corncrakes passed at night; 11th, do., some killed striking. _Rathlin Island._--April 27th, one. May 13th, one. _Blackrock, Mayo._--May 20th, Landrail at noon on rock; misty, wind light N.E. _Skelligs._--April 27th, one at noon, going N.; wind S.E. Water Rail (_Rallus aquaticus_, Linn.). _Fastnet._--October 28th, one killed striking; got on rock after night; drizzling rain. [Leg and wing received.] _Tuskar Rock._--October 26th, one caught at lantern; wind E., fresh. [Received in flesh.] Water Hen (_Gallinula chloropus_, Linn.). _Rathlin O'Birne._--October 28th, 11.30 P.M., wind moderate S.E., very dark; "one struck S.W. side of lantern with tremendous force, and was killed instantly." [Received in flesh.] "I never observed one in this locality before." Golden Plover (_Charadrius pluvialis_, Linn.). _Fastnet._--October 5th, one killed striking, 4 A.M. misty, wind S.E. _Mine Head._--January 18th, noticed in flocks; also 3d and 18th March. They leave during summer. October 23d, in flocks to-day, and frequently up to January 1st, 1887. _Dungarvan._--December 26th, numbers "Grey" Plover in fields. _Tuskar Rock._--March 1st, one passed N.; wind strong N.E., misty. April 21st, a flock passed N.W. 10 P.M. _Arklow South Light-ship._--March 13th, one "Plover;" wind light, hazy; killed striking, 2 A.M. October 3d, one "Grey" Plover. _Rockabill._--March 1st, one "Grey" Plover killed striking; wind strong N.E., snow. March 12th, large flocks Golden Plover going N.