FIELD COLOR KEY xxxix 



10'. Under parts not wholly black ; throat black ; 

 rose patch on breast ; belly and rump white. 



p. 166. IIOSE-BREASTED GrOSBEAK. 



9'. Back not marked with white. 

 11. Throat black, belly white. 

 12. Sides brown; tail showing white. 

 Seen scratching among dead 

 leaves on ground. 



p. 181. Chewink. 



12'. Sides salmon ; tail showing salmon blotches. 

 Seen flitting about undergrowth. 



p. 309. Redstart. 



1'. Not mainly or wholly black. 

 2. Wholly black and white. 

 3. Striped ; head and under parts not clear 

 white. V 



4. Cap solid black. 



p. 321. Black-poll Warbler. 



4'. Cap striped black and white. Seen on 

 tree trunks. 



p. 314. Black and AYhite Creeping Warbler. 



3'. Not striped ; head and under 

 parts clear white. 

 5. Size large ; tail deeply forked. 3 

 A southern bird of the air 

 Casual in Massachusetts. 



p. 283. Swallow-tailed Kite. 



5'. Size small ; tail not forked ; seen in 

 flocks in winter, at which season its 

 back is brownish. \ 



p. 223. Snowflake. 



