AVRS. 1 1 7 



VlVl. 



PICIDAE. 



222. DHYonATF.s vn.ix).sr.s (I.iiin<'') Ciihaiiis. 



Hairy woodpecker; Big guinea woodpecker; Big sapsucker. 



Pirii.t villosuji Liiin^', Sysl. iiat.. cil. 12, 17(»(i, vol. 1, |). 17."). 

 "l.\ AmKUKW .SKlTKNTRIONAI.l." .Vlldllhoil, Hinls of .VlJUT.. 



1S12. vol. }, p. 24}. |.l. 202. E^% ('a|H'n, ISSC, pi. I, H^. [>. 

 Forests; nests in holes du^ in dead or live trees. 



Me. — Connnon re.sident. Kf;;;.s, May 2S. 



X. II. —Common re.sidiMit up to -i'AH) ft. 



Vt. — Uncommon n-.sident. E^g.s, .hme 8. 



M.\.S8. — Uncommon winter visitor and less common summer 

 resident. es|M'(ially in western part. Ej;<js, A|)ril 22-May 30. 



K. I. — Uncommon fall and winter visitor and rare sumnn'r 

 nsident (Chejiachet, Cranston). Sept. l.-Mar.; summer. E^j;s, 

 May 12-28. 



Co.w. — Unionnnon fall and winter visitor, rare summer resident. 

 Eggs, May 2-9. 



223. I)uYOHATE.s PLBESCEN's .MEDiANUS (Swainson) Brewster. 



Downy woodpecker; Little guinea woodpecker; Little sap- 

 sucker. 



Pirii^t (J)nnlroroi)u,s) mrd ia n u.s ^wu'ins., in Swains, and Uicliard- 

 s<jn, Fauna IJon-ali-.Viner., 1831, vol. 2, p. 308. ".middle I'.vhts 



OF XoHTH A.MERICW. . . .XeW JeILSEY." 



Drifolmtf.f puljeAcen.i (Linn^*). Clia|)man, IIandl>. birds east. 

 Xo. Amer.. 18«>.-), p. 230; Bird-life, 1898, pi. 24. Egg. CajH-n, 

 1886. pi. 11, fig. 10. 



()|H'n woods, shade and orchard trees; nests in holes excavated 

 in dead tnvs. 



Me. — Common resident. Eggs. May 27. 



X. H. — Common nvsident, mainly Ix'low 3000 ft. 



Vt. — Common resident. 



