Coal-and-Candle-Light

Some regional or dialect names for birds are well known. For example; Bottle Tit for Long-tailed Tit, Butcher Bird for Redbacked Shrike, Stormcock for Mistle Thrush, and, if you have birded in the Highlands, such local names as Bonxie for Great Skua, Gowk for Cuckoo and Tystie for Black Guillemot. But can you match the names in the first column, 01-16, to the birds in the second column, A-P?
Essentially, most local names are nicknames, picking out some feature of the bird such as shape, call, preferred habitat or nest site. If, for example, you know what a coulter is and what a neb is, you should have no difficulty matching 13.

01	Alp or Olp	A	Bittern
02	Aberdevine	B	Blackbird
03	Beam Bird	C	Blue Tit
04	Billy Biter	D	Bullfinch
05	Bessy Blakeling	E	Corn Bunting
06	Butter Bump	F	Eider
07	Carr Goose	G	Garganey
08	Chickerel	H	Great Crested Grebe
09	Clot Bird	I	Long-tailed Duck
10	Coal-and-Candle-Light	J	Puffin
11	Colly Bird	K	Siskin
12	Corn Dumpling	L	Spotted Flycatcher
13	Coulter Neb	M	Wheatear
14	Cricket Teal	N	Whimbrel
15	Cushat	O	Wood Pigeon
16	Cuthbert Duck	P	Yellowhammer