190 DENDROCOPUS LEIJCONOTUS. PICOIDES TRIDACTYLUS. 



§ 037. :Z'^(7o.— Kitkisuando, East Bothnia, 5 June, 1857. 



Out of four eggs of little " Tika,'' found by Maria Muotkajarwi on 

 Pyka-jarwi strand, not far from Kitkisuando. She said the cock had 

 red on the head, and called the bird '' Piko Tika." 



[Two eggs of this nest were sold to Mr. Braikenridge and Mr. Rowley.] 



[^ 038. /S'za?.— Sweden (?). From Mr. Wheelwright's sale, 15 

 March, 1801.J 



[§ 039. Six.— Yvom the late Mr. Scales's Collection, 1885. 



In a letter to me many years ago, Mr. Scales stated that he had found this 

 species pretty common near Cirencester, and had obtained its eggs there. I 

 have not much doubt that these are some of them he then got.] 



DENDROCOPUS LEUCONOTUS (Bechstein). 



WHITE-BACKED WOODPECKER. 



[\ 040. One.—" Oural." From M. Hardy's Collection, 1859.] 



[^041. Seven.— '^Myg, Valders, Norway, "25 May, 1872." 

 From Prof. Collett, 1873. 



A whole nestful, apparently of this species.] 



PICOIDES TRIDACTYLUS (Linn^us). 

 THREE-TOED WOODPECKER. 



§ 042. Four. — Kyro, Kemi Lappmark, 1854. 

 From Niku, with the feet of the bird. 



^ 043. Two. — Sardio, Kemi Lappmark, 1855. 



Fi'om Mikel, who said they were of the common middle kind of 

 Tika, clearly indicating the Three-toed Woodpecker of this country. 



