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GENUS PIPILO VIEILLOT. 



66. Pipilo maculatus arcticus (Swains.). ARCTIC TOWHEE. 

 Wisconsin, two specimens (Nelson, N. E. Ills., p. 110). 



GENUS HABIA REICHENBACH. 



.67. Habia melanocephala (Swains.). BLACK-HEADED GEOSBRAK. 

 Michigan, very rare (Gibbs., p. 487). 



GENUS PASSERINA VIEILLOT. 



( 68. Passerina ciris (Linn.). PAINTED BUNTING. 



Illinois, accidental (Ridgway, Ills. Orn., p. 302). 



FAMILY VIREONID^E. VIREOS. 



GENUS VIREO VIEILLOT. 

 Subgenus VIEEO. 



69. Vireo belli! And. BELL'S VIBEO. 



Illinois, summer resident in prairie districts (Ridgway, Ills. Orn., p. 190-191). 



FAMILY MNIOTILTID^E. WOOD WARBLERS. 



GENUS HELMINTHOPHILA RIDGWAY. 



70. Helminthophila leucobronchialis (Brewst.). BEEWSTEE'S WAUBLEE. 



A rare and peculiar Warbler, found in Eastern U. S., west into Michigan 

 (Gibbs., p. 483; Ridgway Manual, p. 486). 



71. Helminthophila cincinnatiensis (Langd.). CINCINNATI WAEBLEE. 



Only known from one specimen from Cincinnati, O. (Journ. Gin. Soc. Nat. 

 Hist., July, 1880, p 119-120). This is supposed to be a hybrid between Helmin- 

 thofihUa pinus and Oporornis formosa (Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club, Vol. V, 1880, p. 237). 



GENUS DENDROICA GEAY. 

 Subgenus DENDEOICA. 



72. Dendroica kirtlandi Baird. KIETLAND'S WAEBLEE. 



Very rare species, known from but few localities in the United States as spring 

 migrant. Has been taken in Ohio and Michigan ( Wheaton, p. 263 ; Gibbs., p. 484). 

 Also in Missouri and Wisconsin. 



FAMILY TROGLODYTIDJE. WRENS, THRUSHES, ETC. 



SUBFAMILY TROGLODYTIN^. WRENS. 



GENUS TROGLODYTES VIEILLOT. 



Subgenus TEOGLODYTES. 



73. Troglodytes sedon aztecus (Baird.). WESTEEN HOUSE WESN. 



Illinois, rare. ( Ridgway Cat., p. 173.) Prof. J. A. Allen thinks the Missis- 

 sippi and Ohio Valley form referable to this rather than cedon proper. (The Auk, 

 1888, p. 164.) 



