Comparisons.--Nothing can be said about this very poor specimen except that it came from a bird with a carpometacarpus slightly larger than that of a modern specimen of the burhinid _Esacus magnirostris_. Because _Graculavus velox_ is the only bird yet known in the New Jersey fossil fauna that was of this same size, the present specimen may possibly be referable to that species. =Genus _Telmatornis_ Marsh, 1870= Type-Species.--_Telmatornis priscus_ Marsh, 1870, by subsequent designation (Hay, 1902:528). Included Species.--Type species only. =_Telmatornis priscus_ Marsh, 1870= Figures 5_b-j_, 6_c,e,g_, 7_a,d,g,j,n_ _Telmatornis priscus_ Marsh, 1870:210. _Telmatornis affinis_ Marsh, 1870:211. _Graculavus pumilis_ Marsh, 1872:364. _?Palaeotringa vetus_ Marsh, 1870:209. Holotype.--Distal end of left humerus (Figure 5_e,h_), YPM 840; collected in pits of the Cream Ridge Marl Company, near Hornerstown, New Jersey by J.G. Meirs. Navesink Formation, Maastrichtian, Late Cretaceous (Baird, 1967). Referred Specimens.--Distal end of right humerus (Figure 5_f,g_), YPM 845 (holotype of _Telmatornis affinis_ Marsh 1870); same data as holotype of _T. priscus_. Proximal end of right humerus (Figure 5_b-d_), YPM 850, with distal end of right carpometacarpus (Figure 5_i_) and several fragments of shafts of long bones apparently associated (holotypical material of _Graculavus pumilis_ Marsh, 1872); collected near Hornerstown, New Jersey, by J.G. Meirs; probably from the basal Hornerstown Formation, Maastrichtian, Late Cretaceous. Distal end of left tibiotarsus (Figure 7_n_), ANSP 13361 (holotype of _Palaeotringa vetus_), collected near Arneytown, on the Monmouth-Burlington county boundary, New Jersey; Basal Hornerstown Formation, Maastrichtian, Late Cretaceous (Baird, 1967). Left humerus lacking proximal end (Figure 6_c,e,g_), ANSP 15360; collected in 1971 from the Inversand Company marl pit, Sewell, Gloucester County, New Jersey, by Keith Madden. Basal Hornerstown Formation, Maastrichtian, Late Cretaceous. Distal end of left tarsometatarsus (Figure 7_d,g,j_), NJSM 11853; collected 27 March 1975 by David C. Parris from the main fossiliferous layer of the Inversand Company marl pit.