_Langness_ L.H.--Two or three Goldcrests, several Swallows, and a large number of Pipits at 9 A.M. (Light E.; haze.) _Selker_ L.V.--Larks all night; one struck and killed. (S.S.E., 4; C. M. P.) _Burnham_ L.H.--One Sedge Warbler killed at 3 A.M. (S.W., 2; misty.) Weather for Week, 19th to 25th September. During the 21st the existing depression filled up over Brittany, and with its dispersal the high-pressure system in the north spread down our west coasts, while the wind moderated and backed to N. and N.W. generally. The shift of winds was accompanied by a decided fall of temperature, and on the 23d and 24th the maximum readings over our Islands were below 60° in almost all places. On the morning of the 25th the anticyclonic system had reached the west of France; the winds over our Islands now backed to S.W. and S., the temperature rising.--(From Weekly Summary, "Daily Weather Report," September 27th, 1886.) September 20th. _Eddystone_ L.H.--Hundreds of Wheatears all night; nine caught. (E., 5; B. V.) September 21st. _Langness_ L.H.--Large numbers of Swallows and a flock of Grey Linnets at 9 A.M. _Cardigan Bay_ L.V.--Twenty-four Swallows at 9 A.M. passing S. by W. _Helwick_ L.V.--About a dozen Swallows at 11 A.M. flying E. _Sevenstones_ L.V.--Three Swallows at 10 A.M. flying round the ship. _Eddystone_ L.H.--One Woodcock killed at 7.30 P.M., but lost over. (E.N.E., 9; O. Q. R.) September 23d. _Langness_ L.H.--A few Wheatears at 5 P.M. (Light E.; clear.) Cardigan Bay L.V.--About twenty small birds, "Flycatcher species," passed to west at 8 A.M. (E.N.E., 2; B. C. V.) _Smalls_ L.H.--A great many striking during the night; several killed, including *Stonechat, *Whitethroat, *Willow Wren, *Chiff-Chaff, and *Sedge Warbler. Two female Blackbirds also killed. (N.E., 4; C. V.) _Helwick_ L.V.--"Some dozens of Willow Wrens and Whitethroats were flying around the light all night, some falling dead on deck, and dozens overboard." _Flatholm_ L.H.--Large flocks of Swifts and Starlings during the day. (W., 3; C. M.) _Eddystone_ L.H.--A great many small birds, Larks, Wheatears, and Warblers, from 9 P.M. to 4 A.M. One male Ring Ouzel caught. (E.N.E., 4; C. M.) September 24th. _Chickens Rock_ L.H.--Four Goldcrests and two Thrushes struck at 10.30 P.M. (Light breeze, S.W.; haze.) _South Stack_ L.H.--One Robin caught on lantern at 11.45 P.M. (W.S.W., 3; C. V.) _Flatholm_ L.H.--Large flocks of Swallows, Wagtails, and other small birds all day, passing S.W. _Bull Point_ L.H.--A number of small birds, "of two species" [*Whitethroat and *Willow Wren], flying about the light at 4 A.M.; four killed. (S., 3; O. M.) _Bishop Rock_ L.H.--Several Wheatears and "Furze-chats" came to glass at 1 A.M. (N.E., 3; misty.) _Eddystone_ L.H.--Great many Wheatears and Warblers, and one Sand Martin, from 8 P.M. to 4 A.M. Two Ring Ouzels, females, caught. (E. by S., 2; C. G. V.)