Rock-Bunting (Emberiza cia, Linn.).—Common in sierras, where it nests in April near clearings and cultivated patches.
White Wagtail.—Arrives in swarms in September, remaining till March. The pied wagtail we have not identified.
Grey Wagtail.—Common in winter, and some nest on the mountain streams, even in Andalucia.
Serin.—This, with the goldfinch and three following species, the stonechats, bee-eaters, rufous, and black-headed warblers and nightingales, is among the commonest and most characteristic birds of Southern Spain.
Linnet (Camacho).
Greenfinch (Verdon).
Chaffinch (Pinzon).—All common; most so in winter.
Rock-Sparrow (Gorrion montés).—Common in the sierras, where it breeds in holes in May.
Lesser Redpole.—Rare and irregular; in severe winters only. Many in garden at Jerez in January, 1888.
Siskin (Lugano).—Irregular; in winter only. Several obtained in garden, March 15, 1891.