113 



Gksus bubo Cuvikr. 



48. Bubo virginianus subaroticua <.Bou). Western Horned Owl. 

 Illinois, occasional in winter ( Ridgway, 111. Orn., p. 421). 



Family PICIDjE. Woodpeckers. 



Sknbs PICOIDES LiCKPKDE. 



49. Piooides arcticus iStoaint.). Arctic Three-toed Woodpecker. Black-backed 



Three-toed Woodpecker. 



Illinois, rare winter visitor (Nelson, N. E. 111., p. 115); Ohio, accidental 

 Wheaton, p. 397) ; Michigan, rare (Gibbs, p. 489). 



Fam/ly CAPRIMULGIDJj^. Goatsuckers, etc. 



Senus CHORDEILES Swainson. 



50. Chordeilea virginianus henryi (.Con.). Western Nighthawk. 

 Illinois, occasional (Ridgway, 111. Orn., p. 370.) 



Family TYRANNIDiE. Tyrant Flycatcher. 



Genus MILVULUS Swainson. 



51. Milvulus tyrannus (Linn.). Fork-tailed Flycatcher. 



A tropical species, accidental in Kentucky (Ridgway Manual, p. 327). 



52. Milvulus forficatus (GjneL). Scissor-tailed Flycatcher. 



Accidental in Missouri, New England, Manitoba, etc. (Ridgway Manual, p. 

 328). 



Genus SAYORNIS Bonaparte. 



53. Sayornis saya (Bonap.). Say's Ph(ebe. 



Illinois and Wisconsin (Nelson, N. E. Ill, p. 113); Michigan (Gibbs, p. 488). 



Family ALAUDID^. Larks. 



Gknhs ALAUDA Linn.eus. 



54. Alauda arvensis Linn, Skylark. 



Ohio, introduced in the vicinity of Cincinnati, but it seems doubtful if it will 

 succeed in establishing itself in this country. ( Langdon, Journ. Ciu. Soc. Nat. 

 Hist., Vol. I., 1878, p. 111.) 



Family^ CORVIDvE. Crows, Jays, Magpies, etc. 



SlTBFAMILY GARRULINxE. MAOPIE.S AND JaYS. 



Genus PICA Brisson. 



55. Pica pica hudsonioa (Sab.). American Magpie. 



Illinois and Wisconsin, a former winter visitor (Nelson, N. E. Ills., p. 112;; 

 Michigan (?) (Ridgway Manual, p. 352). 

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