/3d 



23 



*182. Bonasa umbellus Steph. RUFFED GROUSE; "PARTRIDGE." 

 Common rcsklcnt. 



*183. Ortyx virginianus Bon. QUAIL; BOB-WHITE. More or 

 less common resident in most parts of the state. 



184. Squa^tarola helvetica Cuv. BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER. 

 Generally more or less common during the spring and fall. 



185. Charadrius virginicus Borck. GOLDEN PLOVER. Com- 

 mon spring and autumn migrant. 



*188. JEgialites vocifera Cass. KILLDEER PLOVER. A not com- 

 mon summer resident. 



187. JEgialites semipalmata Cab. SBMIPALMATED PLOVER; 

 "RING-NECK." Abundant spring and autumn visitant. 



*188. JEgialites meloda Cab. PIPING PLOVER; "RING-NECK." 

 Common summer resident along the coast. 



189. Haematopus palliatus Temm. OYSTER-CATCHER. Acci- 

 dental in summer. 



190. Strepsilas interpres III. TURNSTONE. Rather common 

 spring and autumn visitant. 



191. Himantopus nigricollis Vietll. BLACK-NECKED STILT. 

 Accidental. Mr. Maynard gives it, on the authority of "gunners and 

 others," as "occasionally seen along the sandy beaches" (Nat. Guide* 

 1870, 143). Mr. Boardman saw, some years since, two specimens in 

 a Boston market, which he was assured were taken in this state (Allen, 

 Am. Nat., Ill, Feb., 1870, G38). 



192. Steganopus wilsoni Coues. WILSON'S PIIALAROPE. Acci- 

 dental. No recent record of its capture. 



193. Lobipes hyperboreus Cuv. NORTHERN PHALAROPE. Known 

 only as a rare spring and autumn migrant. 



194. Phalaropus fulicarius Bon. RED PHALAROPE. Not com- 

 mon spring and autumn migrant. 



*195. Philohela minor Gray. AMERICAN WOODCOCK. Common 

 summer resident. 



*196. Gallinago wilsoni Bon. WILSON'S SNIPE. Common dur- 

 ing migrations and a rather rare summer resident. A few pass the 

 winter at favorable localities. 



197. Macrorhamphus griseus Leach. (M. griseus et scolopaccus 

 auct.) RED-BUEASTKD SNIPE. Rather common spring and autumn 

 migrant. 



198. Micropalama himantopus Baird. STILT SANDPIPER. Rare, 

 occurring chiefly during the autumnal migration. Several recent in- 

 stances of its capture within the state. 



199. Ereunetes pusillus Cass. SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPER. 

 Abundant during its migrations: a few sometimes met with in sum- 

 mer. 



