INDEX. 



261 



Willow-wren, 160. 



Willy, T. P., 240. 



Wilson, Dr. A., vi, vii, 128, 143, 240; 

 Bobolink, 193; Chewink, 45; Drum- 

 ing of the ruffed grouse (partridge), 

 94, 197, 198; Field-sparrow, 35; 

 Golden-winged woodpecker, 31 ; 

 Great northern diver, 95; Hermit 

 thrush, 59; Meadow lark, 33; Most 

 charming of writers on birds, 114; 

 Mottled owl, 102; Night-hawk, 66; 

 Oven-bird, 62, 166 ; Scarlet tanager, 

 185 ; Tawny thrush, 58 ; Whippoor- 

 will, 69. 



Wilson's thrush. Notations, 58, 164. 



Wind. Weber, Dr. F. Notations, 

 224. 



Wood, Rev. J. G., 240; Energy ex- 

 pended in bird-song, 190 ; Lark, 190. 



Woodpecker, Golden-winged (colaptes 

 auratus). Notations, 30; Song of 

 cuckoo and, 30; Wilson, Dr. A., 

 31. 



Wood-pewee (contopus virens), 8 ; Bur- 

 roughs, J., 143 ; Coues, Dr. E., 

 143; Notations, 64, 118, 143; Nut- 

 tall, T., 144; Stearns, W. A., 144; 

 Wilson, Dr. A., 143. 



Wood thrush. See Thrush (turdus 

 mustelinus). 



Woodwall. See Golden-winged wood- 

 pecker. 

 World of wonders, 240. 

 Wren, 160, 180. 



Yakrell, W., 126, 140, 176, 240. 

 Yarrup. See Woodpecker (colaptes 



auratus). 

 Yellow-billed cuckoo. See Cuckoo 



( Coccygus Americanus). 

 Yellow-bird {chrysomitris tristis), 180. 



(See also Goldfinch.) Love-song of 



goldfinch, 157; Notations, 39; Vocal 



power of goldfinch, 156. 

 Yellow-breasted chat. iSee Chat (icte- 



ria viridis). 

 Yellow hammer. See Woodpecker 



{colaptes auratus). 

 Yellow warbler. See Warbler (^den- 



droica CBStiva). 

 Youmans, W. J., 242. 

 Young, R., 240. 

 Yucker. See Woodpecker (colaptes 



auratus). 



ZoE (magazine), 240. 



Zonotrichia albicollis. See Sparrow. 



Zoologist, The (magazine), 240. 



