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198 6th; this bird may be termed intermittent here, for, though in some seasons they appear, in others they are scarcely seen. Ring-Ouzel (Turdus torquatus), April 7th. Dunlin Sandpiper (Tringa alpina), April 17th; these birds are increasing in numbers here. Whin-bush Chat (Pratincola rubetra), May 2nd. I have seen one Cuckoo, April 30th; but the weather has been cold.— (Alford, Aberdeen, N.B.).

Corrections.—The following apply to my last Norfolk Notes:—Page 83, line 26, for "supposed to be" read "very possibly." Page 99, line 11, for "maruetta" read "carolina."— (Keswick Hall).