Yellow-throated or the White-eyed. Probably the majority of the species nest farther 
north than this locality ; for on their first arrival, about May 1, and again, as they go south 
in September, they are quite numerous, while during the actual breeding season, they 
are less plentiful. 
PEATE A EV Wi E-EYED VIREO. WHITE-EYED GREENLET. 
Vireo noveboracensis. 
Above olive-green; a yellow line from the nostrils to the eye and 
encircling it; eves white; breast and belly dull white ; sides of body 
yellow; wings dusky, with two light bands, some of the feathers light- 
edged; tail dusky, nearly even; bill and feet dark. Length, 5.25 
inches. 
Migratory. Arrives early in May, leaves the middle of October. Its nest is pensile 
and is usually placed in a bush. A sweet and persistent singer. 
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