CHERRIE. 



98 



CHLORIS. 



[Notice of his expedition to San Do- 

 mingo], '95, 318. 

 Ardetta neoxena from Wisconsin, '96, 



79. 

 An apparently new Chordeiles from 



Costa Rica, '96, 135. 

 Contribution to ornithology of San 



Domingo (rev.), '96, iii. 

 ALgialitis nivosa in Florida," '97, 402. 

 cherriei (Cypseloides), see Cypseloides. 



(Elsnia), see Elaenia. 



Cherry-bird, see Ampelis cedrorum. 

 chersonensis (Struthiolithus), see 



Struthio. 

 Chersophilus, '91, 92. 



duponti, syn. '91, 92. 

 Chewink, see Pipilo erythrophthalmus. 

 Chiapas, Mexico. 



Nelson, E. W., '97, 45, 55, 61, 67, 70, 

 74, '99, 30, 1900, 257-258, 261, 

 266, 268. 

 chiapensis (Antrostomus), see An- 

 trostomus. 



(Dactylortyx), see Dactylortyx. 



(Guiraca), see Guiraca. 



Chibia, '84, 340. 



Chickadee, see Parus atricapillus. 



Alaskan, see Parus [evura =] hud- 



sonicus. 

 Black-capped, see Parus atricapillus. 

 Californian, see Parus neglectus. 

 Carolina, see Parus carolinensis. 

 Chestnut-backed, see Parus rufescens. 

 Columbian, see Parus columbianus. 

 Hudsonian, see Parus hudsonicus. 

 Hudson's Bay, see Parus hudsonicus. 

 Kowak, see Parus stoneyi. 

 Long-tailed, see Parus septentrionalis. 

 Mexican, see Parus sclateri. 

 Mountain, see Parus gambeli. 

 Oregon, see Parus occidentalis. 

 Plumbeous, see Parus agilis. 

 Siberian, see Parus alascensis. 

 White-browed, see Parus gambeli. 

 Yukon, see Parus [evura =] hudson- 

 icus. 

 Chicago Field, titles (Nos. 49-54), '80, 



180; (Nos. 161-164), '82, 115. 

 Chicken, Mother Carey's, see Oceanites 

 oceanicus, also Fulica americana. 

 Prairie, see Tympanuchus ameri- 

 canus. 

 Chicken-bird, see Galeoscoptes carolin- 

 ensis. 

 Chief-bird, see Dendrogapus obscurus. 

 Chihuahua, Mexico. 

 Allen, J. A., '94, 66. 

 Brewster, W., '88, 87-90, 92, '89, 86, 

 93-96. 



Emmet, R. T., '88, 108. 

 Ridgway, R., '94, 66, '98, 228. 

 Childs, John Lewis. 



Tree Swallows by the million, 1900, 



67. 

 Intelligence of Shrike, 1900, 68. 

 Mockingbird at Barnegat, N. J., and 

 on Long Island, N. Y. 1900, 390. 

 chilensis (Brachyspiza), see Brachy- 

 spiza. 



(Parra), see Vanellus. 



(.Vanellus), see Vanellus. 



Chili. 



Allen, J. A., '93, 354, '99, 292. 

 Ridgway, R., '80, 81. 

 Saunders, H., '83, 54. 

 chimango (Milvago), see Milvago. 

 Chim-chim, see Coereba flaveola or Den- 



droica petechia, 

 chinensis (Diomedea), see D. nigripes. 

 Chionid.-e, '97, 102. 

 Chionidid;e, '93, 158-165. 

 chionipectus (Agyrtria), see Agrytria. 

 Chionis, '76, 48, '89, 333, '93, 158. 

 minor, Kerguelen I. '76, 48, '94, 

 281.— a?f(7/. '93, 158, 160, 165; nst. 

 '77, 74, '94, 282; syn. '76, 49, '93, 

 158-165. 



alba, anat. '93, 159, 160; syn. '76, 

 49, '93, 158-165. 

 Chionomorphre, '76, 49. 

 chionoptera (Diomedea), see Diomedea. 

 Chipping-bird, see Spizella socialis. 

 Chippy, see Spizella socialis. 

 Chip-the-red-oak-white-oak, see Antros- 

 tomus carolinensis. 

 chiricote (Aramides), see Aramides. 

 chiri(|uensis (Geothlypis), see Geothly- 



pis). 

 chiroleuca (Gymnocichla), see Gymno- 



cichla. 

 Chiromachjeris, see Manacus. 

 Chiroxiphia boliviana, BoUv. '90. 382. 

 caudata, Braz., fd., Iibt. 1900, 299. 

 lanceolata, Venes. '97, 365. 

 linearis, C. R. '92, 322. 

 pareola, Brae '91, 25; W. I. '93, 

 220. 

 chirurgus (Hydrophasianus), see Hy- 

 drophasianus. 



(Parra), see Hydrophasianus. 



(Tringa), see Hydrophasianus. 



chivi (Vireo), see Vireo. 

 Chloephaga magellanicus, Argent., 

 Unig. '84, 273. 

 poliocephala, anat. '88, 198. 

 Chloris, see Ligurinus or Compsothlypis. 

 chloris (Chloris), see Ligurinus. 

 (Halcyon), see Halcyon. 



