120 AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF MICHIGAN. 



Family MOTACILLID/E. Wagtails and Pipits. 



Small birds; insectivorous; often in flocks. 



Genus ANTHUS Beohst. 



Titlark, natural size. 



307-697-(89). Antlius peusilvanicus (Laf/i.). * American Pipit; American Tit- 

 lark; Wag-tail; Brown Lark; Pipit. 

 Common; throughout the state; in flocks; April and May, and Sept. to Nov., occa- 

 sional in Dec. and Jan.; migrant; "common at Iron Mountain in autumn and probably 

 in spring" (E.E.Brewster); "Keweenaw Point " (Kneeland); "winter sojourner " (A. 

 H. Boies). Takenhere by L. W. Watkins. May 10, 1893. 



Family TROGLODYTID.^. Wrens; Thrashers, etc. 



Insectivorous birds; often sweet singers. 



Subfamily MIMINiE. Thrashers. 

 Genus MIMUS Boies. 



Mocking Bird, about two-thirds natural size. 



