OENITHOLOGY. 



3G7 



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Procnias One species. 



Ampelis Carunculata. (a) 



Averano (Casmarhynchos). . 



Tanagers (Tanagra). 

 Tanagers euphonious. 



Tanagers (properly so-called). 



Cardinal Tanagers. 



Rhamphoceline Tanagers . . 



Blackbirds or Merles (Tnrdus) 



One species. 



Ampelis Variegata. (b) 



Tanagra Violacea. (c) 



Tanagra Mexicana. (d) 



Tanagra Gyrola. (e) 

 Many species. 

 Tanagra Nigerrima. (f) 

 Tanagra Bubra.,(g) 

 Tanagra Episcopus. (h) 

 Tanagra Jacapa. (i) 



Blackbirds (properly) 



Ant-catchers (Myothera) 

 Warblers. 

 Fauvettes (Curruca) 



Four species. 

 Turdus Flavipes. (j) 

 Two species. 



Wrens (Troglodytes) 



Several species. 

 Sylvia 2E4iva. (k) 

 Sylvia Torquata. (1) 

 Two species. 

 Troglodytes Eudon. (m) 

 Troglodytes Butilus. (n) 



Titlarks (Anthus) One species. 



Manakins (Pipra) Two species. 



Pipra Gutturalis. (o) 



Swallows and Martins (Hirundo) 

 Goat- suckers (Caprimulgus) . . 



Grosbeaks (Coccothraustes) . 



Pipra Erythrocephala. (p) 

 Several species. 

 Four species. 

 Caprimulgus Caripensis. (q) 



Several species. 

 Coccothraustes Rujiventris. (r) 

 Loxia Minuta. (r) 

 Loxia Jacarini. (s) 



(a) Capucin. 



(b) Campanero. 



(c) Louis-d'or. 



(d) Diable-enrhume. 



(e) Vert-vert tete cacao, or brown-beaded. 



(f) Pere-noir, or black father. 



(g) Cardinal. 



(h) Oiseau bleu, or blue bird. 



(i) Bec-d'argent, or silver-bill. 



(j) Black thrush; the other species being also known by the name of thrush 



(k) Canary, or serin. 



(1) Mountain sucrier. 



(m) Rossignol, or nightingale. 



(n) Bush nightingale. 



(o) Casse-noisette. 



(p) Manakin-a-t^te-jaune, or yellow-headed. 



(q) Guacharro, or diablotin 



(r) Cicis. (s) Sauteur, or jumper. 



