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19. Bendrccca rircns. Black- lliroatcd Grcon Warbler. Common; 

 breeds, frequenting the thick spruces. 



20. Dendrcccn Canadensis. Black-throated Blue Warbler. Kare; 

 maj' breed. 



21. Dendrccca PennsyJvanica. Chestnut-sided Warbler Rare. 



22. Dendroeca coronata. Yellow rump Warbler. Ver}' common; 

 breeds. 



23. Dendroeca Blaclhurnice. Blackburuian Warbler. Rare; may 

 breed. 



24. Dendroeca striata. Black Poll. The most common -vvarbler; 

 breeds everywhere, but I was not fortunate enough to take a nest. 



25. Dendroeca castanca. Bay-breasted Warbler. Rare; may breed. 



26. Dendroeca cestiva. Yellow Warbler. Rare. I took but three 

 birds and one nest. 



27. Dendroeca macidosa. Magnolia Warbler. Common. On June 

 27th I took a nest containing four fresh eggs, with advanced embryos. 

 It was in a small spruce, not more than two feet from the ground, on 

 the edge of a heath, and was very slightly built. 



28. Dendroeca pabnarum. Yellow Red-poll. Not common, and does 

 not breed. 



29. Dendrccca tigrina. Cape May Warbler. Rare; may breed. 



30. Seiurus aurocapiUus. Golden- crowned Thrush. Quite rare; 

 probably breeds. I took but one. ;S'. Nuvchuracensis maj'^ occur. 



31. Myiodioctes pusillns. Green Black-capped Flycatcher. Rare. 

 1 do not think it breeds. 



32. Myiodioctes Canadensis. Canada Flycatcher. Rare ; may breed. 



33. Setophaga ruticiUa. Redstart. Very common; l)reeds. 



HIBUNDINID^. 



34. Hirundo horreorum. Barn Swallow. Common; breeds. 



35. Hirundo lunifrons. Eave Swallow. Common ; breeds. 



36. Hirundo bicolor. White-bellied Swallow. Common; breeds. 



37. Cotyle riparia. Bank Swallow. Common; breeds. 



38. Prognesubis. Purple Martin. Rare on Menan but very common 

 on the Maine coast. 



VIREONID2E. 



39. Vireo olivaceits. Red-eyed Vireo. Rare; may breed. 



AMPELID^. 



40. Ampdis cedrorum. Cedar Bird. Very common summer resi- 

 dent. 



