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< Zoolflijisi, xvi, 1858, pp, G'207, 0208. 



1558. Smuuthwaitk, H. Occurrenct- of Crossbills [Loxia curviiostra] in Yorkshire. 



< Zoolof/M, xvi, 18.58, p. G309. 



1859. Axox. OccuiTence of the Parrot Crossbill (Loxia pityopsittacus) near Brighton. 



< Zoolofiisf, xvii, 1859, p. G:?29. 



1859. Blakistox, T. Scraps from the Far West. <^Zoolo(iist, xvii, 18.59, pp. 0318- 

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Romaiks ou T)ii'ds obsei'V'uil in Jiiitish Aiiunica betwf-cii York Factory and Caileton House, 

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 o{ Hesperiplwna vespertina which the pajjer includes. 



1859. BiiEWEii, T. M. [Note on the occnircucc of C'otiunicnlns henslowi in Mu.s>achii- 

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CoiTccts his erroneous statement, torn, cit., p. 21, that Peuciea cestivalis had been found 

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1659. Gould, J. [Exhil)itiou of Crithagra brasiliensis shot in England (probably 

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1559. Graysox, xV. J. Tiie Crimson-necked or House Finch [Carpodacus frontalis]. 



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and 9. 

 Not seen. 



18.59. Rc^GER.s, H. Occurrence of the Snow Bunting (Emberiza [Plectrophanes] ni- 

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18.59. Wheeler, E. S. [Remarks on exhibition of male and female specimens of 

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1800. Gloger, C. W. L. Die Hcimath des weissbindigen Kreuzschnabels in Enropa. 



< J.f. O., viii, 1800, pp. 397, 398. 



" Loxia lev copter a ! taenioptera, bifaseiata." 

 18G0. KiRTLAXD, J. P. [Occun'ence of Hesperiphona vespertina in Ohio.] <^OIiin 

 Farmer, March 24, 1800, vol. ix, p. — . 

 Tlie original ascription of the species to Ohio: but it had been got in that State in 1347. 



1800. SCHXERR. J. Die Krenzschniibel [Loxia cnrvirosTra]. Legende. <^J.f. 0., 



viii, If^'iO. pp. 471, 472. 



Gedicht. 



l>iC)0. Philippi, R. a. Ueber zwei vermuthlich nene Chilenischeu Enten und ul>er 

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1801. BoLLE, C. Ueber den californischen Hansfinken, Carpodacns familiaris McCall. 



< J.f. O., ix, 1801, pp. 141-147. 



Ins Deutsche iibertragen von Br. C. BoUe aus Cass. III. B. Cal. Texas. Heft 3, 1853, fig. xiiL 



1801. CotTES, E. A Monograph of the Genus J^giothus, with descriptions of new Spe- 

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This is an attempt, not entirely successful, to fix the .species ot this difficult genus, with 

 synonymy, description, and criticism. The author recognizes .seven species : ^. rostratus 

 (.sp. n., p. 378, Greenland), canescens. cxilipes (sp. n., p. 385. Arctic America). Unaria. fuscescens 

 (Coue.s, described as sp. n., in np. torn, cit., p. 222, Labrador), ru/escens. and holbolU. The hvst 

 two are given as doubtfully distin(;t from Unaria. ( Ji'. fuscescens has since been shown to be 

 the dark midsummer plumage oilinaria. and rostratios to bear the same relation to the large 

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1801. Gloger, C. W. L. Richtige Ansicht eines nordischen Zoologen [Liljeborg] iiber 

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