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72. Tym)uiu,'< tyrannus Linn:tus. Kiiiifbird. Very oommon summer resi- 

 dent. Breeds. 



73. Myiarchus oinidif Linnitiis. (rested Fly-catcher. Common summer 

 resident. Breeds. 



74. Sayornis pfxrbe Latham. I'hiehe. Abundant summer resident. 

 Breeds. 



75. Contopus virens Linnieus. Wood Pewee. Very common summer resi- 

 dent. Breeds. 



76. Empidonax riariventns Baird. YeUuw-liellied Fly-catcher. Not very 

 common migrant. 



77. Empidonar acadlcuf timelin. Acadian Fly-catcher. A common mi- 

 grant. 



78. Empidonax minimu." Baird. Least Fly-catcher. Not very common mi- 

 grant. 



79. Otocorys alpe.<tri)' pratlrola Ilensh. Prairie Horned Lark. Resident. 

 Breeds. More abundant during severe cold in winter. 



80. Cyanocitta cristata Linnieus. Blue Jay. Abundant resident. Very 

 destructive to young birds and eggs. 



8L Conmsamericamis Ami. American Crow. Abundant resident. Breeds. 



82. DoUchonyx oryzivorus Linn:eus. Bob-o-link. Summer resident Breeds. 

 Formerly rare or wanting. Becoming more common every summer. 



83. Molothrus ater Bodd. Cow bird. Abundant summer resident. 



84. Ag-laius phamirens Linna?us. Red-winged Blackbird. Abundant sum- 

 mer resident breeding in swamps. 



85. Sturnella magna Linntens. Meadow Lark. Common summer resident 

 and often seen in mid-winter. Breeds. 



86. Ictei-us spurins Linnaus. < >rchard Oriole. Common summer resident. 

 Breeds. 



87. Icterus gulbula Linuicus. Baltimore Oriole. Probably more abun- 

 dant than the last species. Breeds. 



88. Scolecophagus carolinus Miill. Rusty Blackbird. Rather common mi- 

 grant. 



8i>. Quisculus quiscula muiis Ridgway. Crow Blackbird. Abundant sum- 

 mer resident, sometimes seen in mid-winter. 



90. Coccothraustes vespertina Coop. Evening Grosbeak. Two pair were 

 taken just beyond the north county line in Whitley County, one pair of which is 

 in the collection of Mr. M. L. (Talbreath. Collanier. Ind. 



