544 BULLETIN UNITED STATES OEOLOfJICAL ST^RVEY. Wol.v. 



1870. AxxEX, J. A. The Riibj--ci()\viic'(l Kinglet [Rcgulus calendula]. <J»i. Xat., iv, 

 1870, p. .'>4. 

 With reference to possession of scarlet on the crown by 9 of this species. 



1870. CoUES, E. The Ruby-crowned Wren [Regulus calendula]. <Jm. KaL, iv, 



1870, p. :316. 



Replies to J. A. Allen (torn, cit., 'A) that this species ? is •'ruby-frown(^<l" like the cf- 

 1870. Dall, W. H. Th(5 Ruby Crowned Kinglet [Rcgulus calendula]. <^Jm. XaL, 

 iv, 1870, pp. 37fi, :577. 

 Note on Rcgnlug calendula d, antl on certain Anatince. 



1870. Gatcomkk, .J. Early Ap])earancc of the Wheatear [Saxicola cenanthe]. <^Zo- 



oloffiM, 2d ser., v, 1870, p. 2100. 



1871. Tristram, H. B. Notes on Sylviads. <^Ann. Mcuj. Nal. ///x/., 4th !ser.,viii, 



1871, pp. 28, 21>. 



Treats of 4 spp. — Phyllopneuste major, p. 29, sp. n. 

 1871. TristraiM, H. B. [Critical notes on certain Sylviida-.] <^fhiii, :5d ser., i, 1871, 

 pp. 109,110. 



Phyllopneuste schwartzi TJa(l<le = P. viridanus V\\ih=^ Abrornis teniiicepg Ilodgs. — P. evers- 

 manni Midd. = P. sylvicultrix Swinh.. which latter stands, unless, as is probable, it ^= P. &ore- 

 alis Bias. — P. eversmanni ]5p. is totally distinct, and = icterina Eversni. — Of three species con- 

 founded undei- the nnuic of /'. fiigcnfxis Klytli, one ;= I', siberica Midd. ; another is P. ')naackii 

 Schr. ; the third is not deteiTiiined. 



1874. Abbott, C. ('. Tlie Kinglets [Regulus] of New Jersey. <Jw. A7(/., viii, 1874, 

 pp. :{64, 31)'). 

 Field-notes on Regulus satrapa and R. calendula. 

 1874. Brewkr, T. M. The Kinglets [Regulus] in New Jersey. <^Am. Art/., viii, 1874, 

 ]ip. .i02-50:{. 

 Controversial; vi-f. t(M'. ('. Abbott, torn. cit.,'.i(i4. 

 1874. Blaxfori), \y. T.. and \)nv.»sKK, H. E. Monogra)iii nt tlic Genus Saxicola, 

 Bechstein. <^/'. Z. S., xlii, 1874, pp. 21l{-241, i»ll. xxxvi-xxxix, woodcc. 



A very timely and desirable article. The genus includes Dromolcea and Campicola. 69 

 current spp. reduced to 'M. S. grigeiceps, p. 233, \t\. xxxvii, f. 3; .S. diluta. p. 234, pi. xxxix, 

 f. 1, spj). nn. A nearly complete synonymy, representing numerous important rectification.*, 

 with fidl description and habitat of all the spp. PI. 36. f 1, .V. bottre ; f. 2, <S'. heuglini; pi. 

 xxxvii, f. 1, 2, jS. leucomelcena ; pi. xxxviii, f. 1, .S'. pollitx ; f. 2, iS. castor; pi. xxxix, f. 2, <S'. 

 schlegeli. 



187f>. GiLLMAN, II. The J!iuel)ir(l [Sialia sialis] feeding on AiiiiMlo])sis. <^Am. Nat., x, 

 No. 9^ 1M7H, p. r).')(i. 



1876. IXGERSOLL, E. Our jiresent Knowledge of the Xiditication of the Ani«iiean 



Kinglets [Regulus]. <Bm//. Natl. Ormth. Club, i, No. i v, Nov., 1876, pp.77-79. 



1877. CUFTOX, — . [Letter on the two di.stinct races of Saxicola tt'naiithc found in 



England.] <^IhiH, 4th ser., i, Apr., 1877, pp. 256, 2.57. 



1877. COLLETT, R. On Phyllo-scopus borealis and its Occunence in Norway. </'. Z. 

 6'., 1877, pp. 4:}-47. 



1877. [CoUES, E.] The Song tliat tlw I'.hieliird [Sialia sialis] sings. <^Harj)cr'8 New 

 MonthJji Mof/., May, 1877, p. 891. 

 Poem. TIeprinted in The Country, Dec. 1, 1877, and elsewhere. 



1877. IngeRSOLL, E. Our ])re.sent Knowledge of the Nidification of the American 

 Kinglets [Regulus]. <^Forcnt and Stream, viii, Feb. 22, 1877, p. 33. 

 r.eprinted from Bull. mut. Ornith. Club, i, No. 4, Nov., 1876, pp. 77-79. 



1877. [IxGKHSf)ij,, E.] Our ))resent Knowledge of the Nidification of the American 

 Kinglets [Regulus]. <^Odlogixl, ii. No. 11, 1877, pj). 7;'), 76. 

 From Bull. Nutl. Ornith. Club, i, No. 4, Nov., 1876, pp. 77-70. 



1877. Meehan, T. The Bluebird [Sialia .sialis] and Holly l)erries. <^Proc. Phila. 

 Acad. Nat. 8d., 1877, p. 129. 



