lin Catalogue of Canadian Birds. 



Regulus calendula. 



KUBY-CKOWNED TilNGLET. 



Occurs throughout Canada, from the United States boundary 

 to the Fur Countries ; breeding from about latitude 45° north- 

 ward. It is al)undant in British Columbia, common in the in- 

 terior, and uncommon or rare along the Atlantic border. Winters 

 south to Guatemala. 



Polioptila cserulea. 



BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER. 



A regular and not very rare summer resident of Southern 

 Ontario. 



Myadestfes townsendii. 



TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE. 



A very rare summer resident of British Columbia {Fannin). 



Turdus mustelinus. 



WOOD THRUSH. 



A common summer resident of Southern Ontario, ranging 

 north to Gravenhurst {Scrivcii), and east to Ottawa {Scotl), and 

 the eastern townships of the Province of Quebec {Du)ilop). 

 Winters south to Guatemala and Cuba. 



Turdus fuscescens. 



WILSON'S THRUSH. 



This species has been called the " Tawny Thrush " and 

 " \'eery." It occurs from the Atlantic border to the Great 

 Plains, and north to Anticosti, breeding throughout. 



