ORDER PASSERES. 2/5 



[B 35 2, C. 175, R 2 i8, 263.] 



HAB. Western United States, northward to Alaska, east to the 

 Plains, south, in winter, to New Mexico, Arizona, and Southern Cali- 

 fornia. Accidental in Michigan and Massachusetts. 



568. Junco annectens BAIRD. 



Pink-sided Junco. 



Junco annectens BAIRD, Orn. Cal. I. 1870, 564. 

 [B , C , R 219, C 264.] 



HAB. Rocky Mountain region, from Arizona and New Mexico (in 

 winter) north to Idaho and Montana. 



569. Junco caniceps (WOODH.). 



Gray-headed Junco. 



Strut/tits caniceps WOODH. Pr. Ac. Nat. Sci. Phila. Dec. 1852, 202. 

 Junco caniceps BAIRD, B. N. Am. 1858, 468. 



- [P'353, C 176, R 220, C 2 6 5 .] 



HAB. Rocky Mountain region, from the Black Hills to the Wah- 

 salch and Uintah Mountains, south to New Mexico and Arizona. 



570. Junco cinereus palliatus RIDGW. 



Arizona Junco. 



Junco cinereus palliatus RIDGW. Auk, II. Oct. 1885, 364. 

 [B 350, /#;'/, C , R 222, part, C 267, part^\ 



HAB. Mountains of Southern Arizona, and probably southward into 

 Western Mexico, 



570 rt. Junco cinereus dorsalis HENRY. 



Red-backed Junco. 



Junco dorsalis HENRY, Pr. Ac. Nat. Sci. Phila. 1858, 117. 



Junco cinereus dorsalis RIDGW. Pr. U. S. Nat. Mas. VIII. 1885, 355. 



[B 3S i, C R 22 i, C 266.] 

 HAB. Mountains of New Mexico and Eastern Arizona. 



