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Mountain Linnet, or Twite Linaria montana, Ray. os
Mealy Redpole — CMERCON a ie
Lesser Redpole ——_—— minor, Ray. ws
Serin Finch Serinus flavescens. : a
Goldfinch ‘ : Carduelis elegans, Steph. a
Siskin, or Aberdevin ——— spinus, Steph. 197
Citril Finch — citrinella. . 198
Hawfinch ; Coccothraustes vulgaris, Briss. 199
Green Grosbeak chloris, Flem. 200
Parrot Crossbill Loxia pityopsittacus, Bechst. 2
Common Crossbill — curvirostra, Linn. 202
White-winged Crossbill leucoptera, Gimel. 203
Pine Grosbeak Corythus enucleator, Cuv. 204
Siberian Grosbeak longicauda. 205
Scarlet Grosbeak Erythrospiza erythrina, Bon. 206
Rosy Grosbeak Sc. 207
Vinous Grosbeak ee githaginea. 208
Bullfinch Pyrrhula vulgaris, Temm. 209
Starling Sturnus vulgaris, Zinn. 210
‘ Sardinian Starlmg . —- unicolor, Marm. 211
Rose-coloured Pastor Pastor roseus, Temm. 212
Nutcracker Nucifraga caryocatactes, Briss. 213
Jay Garrulus glandarius, Briss. 214
Siberian Jay ———— infaustus, Temm. 215
Magpie . : ; Pica caudata, Ray. 216
Azure-winged Magpie* Sama CYOlleds ag. 217
Alpine Chough Pyrrhocorax Pyrrhocorax, Temm. 218
Chough Fregilus graculus, Cuv. 219
Yaven : : Corvus corax, Linn. 220
Carrion Crow : corone, Linn. 221
Hooded Crow —— cornix, Linn. 2292
Jackdaw monedula, Linn. 223
Rook : : : frugilegus, Linn. 224
Great Black Woodpecker Picus martius, Linn. 225
Green Woodpecker viridis, Linn. 296
Grey-headed Green Woodpecker canus, Gimel. 297
White-rumped Woodpecker leuconotus, Bechst. 228
Great Spotted Woodpecker major, Linn. 299
Middle Spotted Woodpecker medius, Linn. 230
Lesser Spotted Woodpecker minor, Linn. 231
Three-toed Woodpecker Apternus tridactylus, Swains+. 232
Wryneck . Yunx torquilla, Linn. 233
Common Nuthatch . Sitta Europea, Linn. 234
Dalmatian Nuthatch Syriacat, Ehrenb. 235
Asiatic Nuthatch Asiatica, Temm. 236
Common Creeper Certhia familiaris, Linn. 237
Hoopoe Upupa epops, Linn. ‘ 238
Wall Creeper Tichodroma phcenicoptera, Tenn. 239
Common Cuckoo Cuculus Canorus, Linn. 240
Great Spotted Cuckoo glandarius, Linn. 24]
American Cuckoo Coccyzus Americanus, Vieill. 249

 

* Since the completion of the work Captain S. E. Cook has informed me, that I have made one

or two slight mistakes
in my account of the Azure-winged Magpie, Pica cyanea

i ee 3 and adds that it “is stationary in Spain, and not migratory
as thought by M. Wagler. There is als istake respecting its j iti i i fi
ght by agler. s also a mistake respe é 7 's, which are rare i i
WaRe tee a a also a Meu especting its inhabiting willows, which are rare in Spain, and not

pune ab al where this bird is most frequent.” It is “common in all the royal parks and chaces in New Castile, but is
by far the most numerous in the Si i in ¢ ich it is | :
ar t ‘ erra Morena some parts 3 SO ¢ é S ive i
t 2 na, In some parts of which it is so abundant, as to be very destructive in the
olive grounds.

+ Named erroneously on the Plate Picus tridactylus.

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| Named erroneously Sitta rufescens.