52 Journal of Entomology and Zoology 



Otiis asio queniniis Grin. Southern California Screech Owl. 

 Illingsworth, H.W. Abundant, Claremont, resident breeding. San 

 Dimas and San Antonio Canyons, many records. W.M.P. Pi. IV. 

 Fig. 17. 



Bubo -ciryin'uuiiii pcillcsccus Stone. Western Horned Owl. One 

 record. Found dead at mouth of San Antonio Canyon, Jan. 10, 

 1915. W.M.P. 



Bubo virginianus pacificus Cass. Pacific Horned Owl. Pair 

 seen at Laguna, 1917; San Antonio Canyon, 1914. Breeding in 

 San Dimas Canyon, Feb. and March, 1917. W.M.P. PI. IV. 

 Fig. 18. 



Spt'olylo ciiiiiciilciriii hypog^ra Bonap. Burrowing Owl. Illings- 

 worth, 1902; Metz, H.W. Near Santa Ana and Irvine. Abundant 

 in fields near Chino and Corona, nesting. Near Claremont, nesting. 

 Nigger Slough, nesting. W.M.P. PI. IV. Fig. 19. 



Ghiiicidiiiiii gnomii californicum Sclat. California Pigmy Owl. 

 One record, San Antonio Canyon. W.M.P. PI. IV. Fig. 20. 



Geococcyx calif or n'uDiiis Less. Road Runner. H.W. Clare- 

 mont. Illingsworth, '96; L.L.G. Laguna, 1914. Formerly much 

 more common. W.M.P. PI. V. Fig. 1. 



Coccyzus amcriccnnii uccidciiUilis Ridg. California Cuckoo. 

 Seen H.W. Rather uncommon. Several individuals seen at Corona 

 in willows; one set of three eggs found near Chino. PI. V. Fig. 2. 



Ceryle alcyon caurina Grin. Western Belted Kingfisher. H.W. 

 Noted In migration near Claremont, San Gabriel Canyon, San An- 

 tonio Canyon, Glen Ranch, Santa Ana river near Corona. W.M.P. 

 Seen in Pudding Stone Canyon. L.L.G. PI. V. Fig. 3. 



Dryobates villosus Jiyloscopiis Canab. and Heln. Cabinas Wood- 

 pecker. H.W. Common In nesting season in higher mountains. 

 Taken in fall in Santa Ana river bottoms and also near El Monte. 

 W.M.P. PI. V. Fig. 4. Bright red patch on head. 



Dryobates piibcsccns liirali Malhe. Willow Woodpecker. H.W. 

 Common In willow bottoms near Corona In spring; also El Monte. 

 One taken in San Antonio and one In San Dimas Canyons In the 

 fall. W.M.P. PI. V. Fig. 5. Bright red line back of black 

 patch on head. 



