62 BIRDS OF THE BAHAMA ISLANDS. 
DENDRGECA PENNSYLVANICA. (Linn) 
CHESTNUT-SIDED WAKBLER. 
Adult Male.— Above, striped with black and gray, becoming 
olive and black on the lower back; crown, yellow, bordered by a 
black stripe; cheeks, black, continuing in a narrow stripe to the 
chestnut of the sides; under parts, white; sides, bright chestnut; 
inner web of the outer tail-feathers showing white. 
Adult Female.— Like the male, but paler; much less chestnut; 
the black on the cheeks wanting, or replaced by a dull brown. 
Length 4.80, wing 2.75, tail 2.05, tarsus .72, bill .4o. 
I have included this Warbler on the authority of Dr. Bryant, 
who says that he saw a few in the early part of May. 
Pigeevud. Bids. NA. Vol, I> pl. Si; 
DENDRG:CA MACULOSA. (Gm.) 
BLACK AND YELLOW WARBLER. 
Adult Male.— Above, black; crown, gray, edged with white 
behind the eye, a band of black passing from the bill through the 
eye to the neck; under parts, yellow, streaked with black; crissum, 
white; rump, showing yellow, wing-coverts forming a white patch; 
tail,. black, having a band of white at the middle. 
