Howth Baily.—Sept. 9th, small flock all night about lantern, six killed, wind S.W., light to calm, overcast; 9th to 13th, numbers in vicinity, which strike lantern at night.
Rockabill.—Oct. 23rd, Larks all day and night, with Blackbirds, Thrushes, "Stares," and Golden Wrens; wind S.E., gloomy.
Copeland Island.—March 20th, six killed striking; wind strong W., squally.
South Maidens.—Feb. 22nd, eight Larks found dead on balcony at midnight; wind W., moderate. March 30th, one Lark, 3 a.m., weather thick and foggy. Oct. 4th, four Sky Larks struck, 10 p.m., foggy and calm; 20th, 11 p.m., two killed striking; 23rd, 7 a.m., twelve going W.; wind N.E. fresh; 24th, three found dead on balcony after striking. Nov. 23rd, six, 11 a.m., going S.; wind N.W.
Rathlin Island.—Oct. 15th, one killed striking, 11 p.m., fog; wind N.W., light.
Arranmore.—July 2nd, four Sky Larks remain.
Rathlin O'Birne.—July 6th, Lark on island; wind N.W.
Killybegs.—Oct. 23rd, three Sky Larks caught at lantern, 8 p.m.; wind light N.E., gloomy, misty.
Oyster Island, North.—Feb. 16th, ten flying E., wind S.E., strong; 18th, six in fields, flew E. "Until end of month Sky Larks arriving nocturnally." Two to four will nest.
Blacksod.—October, flocks have been seen, and in December.