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72. Tyrannux lyrannux Linuit'us. Kingbird. Very ((uniiKin summer resi- 

 dent. Breeds. 



73. Myiarehus ciinilns Linn;riis. Crested Fly-catcher. Common summer 

 resident. Breeds. 



74. Sayornis plurhe Latham. I'hiche. Abundant summer resident. 

 Breeds. 



75. Contopui^ virens T>inna>us. Wood Pewee. Very common summer resi- 

 dent. Breeds. 



76. Empidonax Jlariventnx P>aird. Yellow-bellied Fly-catcher. Not very 

 common migrant. 



77. Empldona.r acadicits Gmelin. Acadian Fly-catcher. A common mi- 

 grant. 



78. Empidonax minimum Baird. Least Fly-catcher. Not" very common mi- 

 grant. 



79. Otocorys alpeMrin pratieola Ilensh. I'rairie Horned Lark. Resident. 

 Breeds. More abundant during severe cold in winter. 



80. Cyanocitta cristata Linnanis. lUue Jay. Abundant resident. Very 

 destructive to young birds and eggs. 



8L Corvus americanus Aad. American Crow. Abundant resident. Breeds. 

 82. Dolichonyx oryzivorus JAnn-.vns. Bob-o-link. Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Formerly rare or wanting. P)eooming more common every summer. 



8.3. Molothrus ater Bodd. Cow bird. Abundant summer resident. 



84. Ag'laius phoeniceiis Linnseus. Red-winged Blackbird. Abundant sum- 

 mer resident breeding in swamps. 



85. Slumella magva Liuna'us. Meadow Lark. Common summer resident 

 and often seen in mid-winter. Breeds. 



86. Icterus spur! Its Linna'us. Orchard ()rio!e. (V.mmon summer resident. 

 Breeds. 



87. Icterus ;/albul(i LinnaMis. Baltimore Oriole. I'mbably more abun- 

 dant than the last species. Breeds. 



88. tScoh'cophagiis carolinus Mull. Busty Blackbird. Bather common mi- 

 grant. 



89. (/uisculus quiscula (cnens Ridgway. ('row Blackbird. Aliumiant sum- 

 mer resident, sometimes seen in mid-winter. 



90. Coccothraustes respertina Coop. Fvening Grosbeak. Two pair were 

 taken just beyond the north county line in Whitley County, one pair of which is 

 in the collection of Mr. M. L. Oalbreath, Collamer, Lid. 



