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eastern Kansas (Blue Kapids, Fort Riley, Emporia, and Burling- 

 ton) ; and southeastern Nebraska (Lincoln)- 



Winter range. — The Kentucky warbler winters in southern Mexico ; 

 (Isthmus of Tehuantepec, probably) ; Campeche (Apazote and 

 Pacaytun) ; south through Central America to Panama (Santa Fe, 

 Paracote, Gatun, and Chepo) ; and northern Colombia (Rio Frio, 

 Bonda, and Don Diego) . 



Migration. — Late dates of spring departure are: Panama — ^Loma 

 del Leon, March 29. Costa Rica — San Isidro del General, April 19. 

 British Honduras — Mountain Cow, April 13. Guatemala — Peten, 

 April 15. Veracruz — Tres Zaptoes, April 8. Sonora — Rancho Santa 

 Barbara, June 12. 



Early dates of spring arrival are: Florida — Dry Tortugas Island 

 and Pensacola, March 29. Alabama — Birmingham, April 5 (average 

 for 10 years, April 7). Georgia — Macon, March 27; Atlanta and 

 Kirkwood, April 1. South Carolina — Columbia, April 10. North 

 Carolina — Old Fort, April 14; Raleigh, April 15 (average of 17 years, 

 April 30). Virginia — Cape Henry, April 3. West Virginia — Kay- 

 ford, April 21; French Creek, April 25 (average of 16 years, May 1). 

 District of Columbia — Washington, April 25 (average of 30 years. 

 May 2). Maryland — St. Marys City, April 19. Delaware — Kent 

 and Sussex Counties, March 30 (average of 19 years, April 8)- 

 Pennsylvania — Swarthmore, April 28. New Jersey — New Bruns- 

 wick, May 3. New York — Ossining, May 2; Orient, May 4. Con- 

 necticut — Kent, May 5. Massachusetts — Cambridge, April 28. 

 Louisiana — Baton Rogue region, March 19. Mississippi — Bay St. 

 Louis, April 1. Arkansas — Saline County, March 24. Tennessee — 

 Nashville, April 15 (average of 12 years, April 17). Kentucky — 

 Eubank, April 15. Missouri — southeastern, April 9. Illinois — 

 Anna, April 12; Beecher, April 24. Indiana — Bloomington, April 

 17. Ohio — Columbus, April 17 (average. May 4). Michigan — 

 Petersburg, May 4. Ontario — Hamilton, May 3. Iowa — Keokuk, 

 April 26. Wisconsin — Winneconne, Madison, and Milwaukee, May 

 7. Texas — Corpus Christi, April 7 ; Houston, April 11. Oklahoma — 

 Copan, April 19. Kansas — Manhattan, April 25. Nebraska — 

 Omaha, May 7. 



Late dates of fall departure are : Kansas — Lawrence, September 14. 

 Oklahoma— Tulsa, September 19. Texas— Rockport, October 28. 

 Wisconsin— Eau Claire, September 17. Iowa— Polk County, Septem- 

 ber 13. Ontario — Lynn Valley, September 9. Ohio — Buckeye Lake, 

 September 29 (average, September 20). Indiana— Richmond, Sep- 

 tember 9. Illinois — Mount Carmel, October 15. Missouri — Columbia, 

 September 18. Kentucky— Bardstown, September 28. Tennessee— 

 Elizabethton, October 2. Arkansas— Salln© County, October 5. Mis- 



