LIST OF THE BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA. 3G3 



ORDER MACROCHIRES. 

 Goatsuckers, Swifts, etc. 



Suborder CAPRIMULGI. Goatsuckers. 



FAiVlILY CAPRIMULQID/e. Goatsuckers. 



A. o. u. Genus ANTROSTOMUS. Gould. 



NO. 



335 (41 (J) ANTROSTOMUS CAROLINENSIS. (Gmel.) Chuck-will's-widow. 



Southein Uuited States; from Virgiuia to Mexico, and Cuba, Jamaica, 

 and Porto Rico ; casual to soutliern Illinois ; accidental in Massa- 

 cluisi'tts. 



336 (117) ANTROSTOMUS VOCIFERUS. (Wils.) Whip=poor=win. 



Eastern mid soutlK'rn Xortli Auu>riea ; from about latitude 50° to 

 Mexico and Porto Rico ; a common species in localities in New 

 England, Illinois, etc. 



Genus CHORDEILES. Swains. 



337 (420) CHORDEILES VIRQINIANUS. ((Jmki.) Nighthawk. 



Eastern North America ; from the plains to the Atlantic, and from 

 Labrador to the West Indies and South Anu-rica ; l)reeds from 

 southern Uuited States northward. 



338 (A2()a) Chordeiles viiyuiianHs heirnji. (Cass.) Western Nighthawk. 



Western race ; once recorded from Illinois ; it is palei-, and the back is 

 more gray and buff. 



339 (420c) CJiordeileH vin/inicmns chtqymani. (Sennett.) Florida Nighthawk. 



A small southern race; resident in Florida and along the ( iulf coast ; 

 it is somewhat paler in coloration, and decidedly smaller. 



Suborder CYPSELI. Swifts. 



FAMILY MICROPODID/E. Swifts. 



Subfamily CH/GTURIN/E. Swifts. 



Genus CH/ETURA. Siuph. 



340 (42.'.) CH/CTURA PELAQICA. (Linn., Chimney Swift. 



Kaslern Norlli Aun-rica; north !«» i,:il>radoi-, ;iiid in winter sontli to 

 Mexico; breeds from the (Julf States northward. 



