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DENDROICA AESTIVA (GMeEt.). 
Bahama Islands(?). Cuba(?). Birds of the West Indies, p. 43, 1889. 
DENDROICA IGNOTA Maynard . ; : : ; : : : : : Jamaica. 
Mr. Maynard has described a bird in the museum at Kingston, Jamaica, as a new species. | 
do not remember the specimen, but I am informed that it approaches yery closely to D. palmarum. 
Dendroica ignota, Maynard. Contributions to Science, Part I., Vol. I., p. 30, 1889. (Published 
in Newton, Mass.) 
CARDINALIS CARDINALIS (Liny.).”. : : : ‘ ‘ 3 : : = (CURA: 
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 93, 1889. 
Cardinals virgintianus. Gundlach Rep. Fisico Nat. Cuba I., p. 397, 1830. 
Dr. Gundlach informs me that he believes the bird in question to have been an escaped 
cage bird. 
HABIA MELANOCEPHALA (Swatns.). 
Caban, J. f. O., p. 9, 1856 (Cuba). Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 90, 1889. 
Dr. Gundlach writes me the bird identified as 7. melanocephala was a female /, Zudoviciana, 
cyt. Gundlach; Jf. O., 1861, p. 412. 
CARDUELIS ELEGANS (Liny.). 
Recorded from Cuba by Dr. Gundlach. (Rep. Fisico Nat. Cuba I., p. 396, 1866.) — (Intro- 
duced species.) 
DULUS NUCHALIS Swans. 
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 78, 1889. 
Sharpe, Cat. Birds British Museum, Vol. X., p. 218, 1885. Probably an abnormal specimen of 
D. dominicus (Linn.). 
PHCENICOMANES JORA Suarpe. 
Sharpe, P. Z. S., 1874, p. 427. Is a synonym of an East Indian species supposed to have been 
sent from Jamaica with a collection of birds from that island. 
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 167, 1889. 
CHLOROPHANES SPIZA (Liyy.). 
Recorded by Messrs. Sclater and Salvin, in their Nomenclator, as from Cuba ; also specimen 
in my cabinet labelled Chlorvophanes atricapilla “Cuba” ; no other record. The species prob- 
ably does not occur in the West Indies. 
Dr. Gundlach writes me that it is not found in Cuba. 
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