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109. Mimus dominicus. San Domingo Mockingbird, " Ruisenor." 



An abundant and charming songster. 



110. Mimooichla ardesiaoa, "Calandre,"" Cafielo," " Flotero." 



A common but shy inhabitant of woods and thickets, this bird is 

 more frequently heard than seen. Its note is a charming, flute-like 

 whistle. 



111. Turdus alioiae, Alice's Thrush. 



A rare migrant. One specimen taken near Sanchez. 



112. Myiadestes montanus, "Jilgiiero." 



Not uncommon, but, like the other members of the genus, shy and 

 retiring. The mournful, flute-like song of this bird is often heard in 

 the mountainous districts. It is very difficult to see or shoot the birds. 

 Sanchez and Miranda. 



