Tory Island.—Feb. 27th, fourteen in fields.
Arranmore.—June 14th, six going S. Sept. 15th, six going N. Jan. 12th, 1885, eight.
Rathlin O'Birne.—March 14th, six to twenty going N.; wind N.; came off from shore.
Killybegs.—Nov. 2nd, about fifty going S.E.; wind S.W., fresh; 12th, one killed striking at 3 a.m.; wind fresh S.W., overcast, misty.
Broadhaven.—Nov. 1st, several flocks going N.; wind fresh S.E. Starlings generally leave here the last week in Nov.
Eagle Island, East.—Oct. 31st, about one thousand going W. 8 a.m.; rested; wind light S.W., Nov. 3rd, about one thousand rested on island going S.W.; wind light S.; 5th to 13th, continuous flights of Starlings going W. and S.W.; the wind W. to N.W. The Starling has visited us in large numbers this month. This is strange, as they have not shown much since 1880-81.
Blackrock, Mayo.—Nov. 4th, about forty starlings (wind strong S.E.) alighted; 7th, about thirty; wind N., strong; 29th, twenty-five; wind light N.W. Dec. 19th, seven alighted; stormy, wind W.; 30th, eleven alighted; one struck at 3 a.m. and was killed; clear, wind S., light.
Blacksod.—Oct. 2nd, a large flock going inland; wind N.W., light. Nov. 3rd, a large flock alighted on the dome of the lighthouse; appeared very tired; rested five minutes. During Nov. and Dec. flocks of Starlings.
Clare Island.—Nov. 13th, hundreds of Starlings going N., wind light S.E.; 14th, continuous flocks going N., wind E., light; 20th, continuous flocks of about two hundred flying about station; remained until end of month. Not so numerous in December.
Slyne Head, North.—Nov. 9th, flocks of six to twenty Stares.