BIRDS OF ILLINOIS. 



36. Dendrolca palm arum .April 1623; remains until Oct 16. 



37. Antrostomua vociferus " 17. 



*88. Galeoscoptes carolinensiw " IS 24: remains until Oct. 5. 



39. Icterus galbula " 19-22; remains until Sept 14. 



40. Icterus spurius " 1925. 



41. Passerina oyanea " 19; remains until Oct. 15. 



42. Vireo flavifrons " 19; remains until Oct. 15. 



43. Empidonax trailli " 19. 



44. Empidonax acadieu* " 19. 



45. Myiarchus crinitus " 19 -26; remains until Sept. 10. 



46. Turdus mustelinus " 19 21; remains until Oct. . 



47. Vireo philadelphica " 20. 



48. PirangaerythromeUs " 20 23; remains until Sept, . 



49. Piranga rubra . " 20 29; remains until Sept. 27. 



50. Geothlypis trichas " 2030; remains until Sept. 16. 



51. Spiza americana " 22-30. 



52. Vireo olivaceus " 22; remains until Oct. 15. 



53. Protonotaria citrea " 23. 



54. Icteria virens " 23 May 4. 



55. Dendroica pennsylvanicas " 26. 



56. Geothlypis formosa " 28; remains until Oct. 15. 



57. Dolichonyx oryzivorus " 29 May 7. 



58. Coccyzus americanus " 29 May 14. 



59. Chordeiles virginianus May 28. 



60. Dendroica tigrina " 3. 



61. Contopus virens " 6 7; remains until Oct, 15. 



62. Habia ludoviciana " 6; remains until Oct. 



Autumnal Arrivals. 



1. Sphyrapicus varius September 15 29. 



2. Ampells cedrorum* 18. 



3. Junco hyemalis " 26 Oct.21. 



4. Certhia americana 29 Nov. 2. 



5. Dendroica coronuta October 14. 



6. Sitta canadensis " 2. 



7. Kegulus satrapa 2. 



8. Melospiza georgiano. " 8. 



9. Zonotrichia albicollis " 910. 



10. Carpodacus purpureus " 20 Nov. 8. 



11. Zonotrichia leucophrys " 15. 



12. Spizella monticola " 20 Nov. 1. 



13. Loxia minor " 22. 



14. Passerella iliaca 27. 



15. Anthus pensilvanicus November 15. 



16. Troglodytes hyemalis " 3 Deo.25. 



17. Aquila chrysaetos September 8. 



18. Melospiza fasciata October 15. 



19. Calcarius lapponicus " 20. 



* Since ascertained to be also a summer resident, though much more numerous in 

 winter. 



