Chuck-will's- widow — Antrostoinus caroUnensis. 



Scissor-tailed Flycatcher — Milvulus forficatus. 



Acadian Flycatcher — Bmpidonax virescens. 



Hoyt's Horned Lark — Otocoris alpcstris Iioyti. 



American Raven — Corviis corax principalis ( ? ). 



Yellow-headed Blackbird — Xanthoccphalns xaiithoccphalus. 



Thick-billed Redwing Blackbird — Agclaiiis phooiiccus fortis. 



Greater Redpoll — Acanths liiiaria rostrata. 



European Goldfinch — Carduclis cardncUs. 



Henslow's Sparrow — Aiiiiiiodramus hcnslowii. 



Cardinal Grosbeak — Cardinalis cardinalis 



Dickcissel — Spisa americana 



Louisiana Tanager — Piranya ludoz'iciaua. 



Yellow-throated Warbler — Dendroica dominica. 



Grinnell's Water-Thrush — Sciiinis iiovcboracensis notabilis. 



Kentucky Warbler — Gocthlypis formosa. 



Tufted Titmouse — Baeolophus bicolor. 



Hudsonian Chickadee — Parus hudsonicus. 



Blue Gray Gnatcacher — Polioptila cacrnlca. 



Willow Thrush — Hylochichla fusccscens salicicola. 



APPENDIX II. 

 Local Lists of Birds About Nezv Haven. 



A Catalogue of the Birds of Connecticut, arranged according 

 to their natural families. By Rev. James H. Linsley. Published 

 in American Journal of Science, New Haven, Conn. Vol XLIV. 

 April 4, 1843. (Copies in Yale Library). 



A List of the Birds of Connecticut. — C. Hart Merriam. 



Proceedings of Connecticut Academy for the advancement of 

 Science. June, 1877. (Out of print, copy in Yale Library.) 



List of Bitds of Meriden, Franklin Piatt, Proc. Meriden Scien- 

 tific Society, 1886-7. 



Birds of Bridgeport, Connecticut, C. K. Averill, Jr. Pre- 

 pared for Bridgeport Scientic Society, 1892. 



Copies of this bulletin may be obtained from F. F. Burr, 

 State Normal School, New Haven, Conn. Price 25 cents. 



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