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GADOW. 



fulvigula (Anas), see A. fulvigula or 

 obscura. 



(Euthyrhynchus), see Euthyrhyn- 



chus. 



fulvipectus (Callipepla), see Callipepla. 



(Empidonax), see Empidonax. 



(Lophortyx), see Lophortyx. 



fulviventris (Brachygalba), see Brachy- 

 galba. 



(Engyptila), see Leptotila. 



(Leptotila), see Leptotila. 



fulvus (Charadrius), see Charadrius. 



(Gyps), see Gyps. 



fumidus (Dryobates), see D. gairdneri. 



fumifrons (Perisoreus), see Perisoreus. 



fumigata (Merula), see Menila. 



fumigatus (Troglodytes), see Troglo- 

 dytes. 



fumosus (Buteo), see Buteo. 



(Catharus), see Catharus. 



(Centurus), see Centurus. 



^ (Melanerpes), see Centurus. 



funebris (Copurus), see Copurus. 



(Picoides), see Picoides. 



funerea (Strix), see Surnia ulula or 

 caparoch. 



(Surnia), see S. caparoch. 



funereus (Oryzoborus), see Oryzoborus. 



furcata (Glyphidura), see Strix. 



(Muscicapa), see Tyrannus melan- 



cholicus. 



(Oceanodroma), see Oceanodroma. 



(Strix), see Strix. 



(Xema), see Creagrus. 



furcatoides (Thalurania), see Thalura- 

 nia. 



furcatus (Creagrus), see Creagrus. 



(Elanoides), see E. forficatus. 



• (Empidochanes), see Empidonax 



bimaculatus. 



(Larus), see Creagrus. 



(Nauclerus), see Elanoides forfi- 

 catus. 



(Tyrannus), see T. melancholicus. 



furcifer (Heliomaster), see Heliomaster. 



furcifera (Hydropsalis), see Hydrop- 

 salis. 



Furnarius agnatus, Cohm. '99, 137. 

 minor, Bra::. *91. 26. 

 pileatus, Bras. '91, 26. 

 rufus, Uriig., hbt., nst., song, '83, 

 204. 



Furness, Caroline E. 



Pine Grosbeak at Poughkeepsie, N. 

 Y. '96, 175. 



furvus (Troglodytes), see Troglodytes. 



fusa (Merula), see Merula. 



fusca (Aquila), see Aquila. 



(Bonasa), see B. sabini. 



(Colluricincla), see Margarops fus- 



catus. 



(Diomedea), see Phoebetria fuli- 



ginosa. 



(Ficedula), see Seiurus novebora- 



censis. 



(Margarops), see M. fuscatus. 



(Melanetta), see Oidemia. 



(Muscicapa), see Sayornis phoebe. 



(CEdemia), see Oidemia deglandi. 



(Oidemia), see Oidemia. 



— — (Peucsea), see Peucjea. 



(Sayornis), see S. phcebe. 



(Sula), see S. sula. 



fuscans (Munia), see Munia. 



■ (Spermestes), see Munia. 



fuscata (Cichlherminia), see Margarops 

 furcatus or densirostris. 



(Lusciniola), see Lusciniola. 



• (Merula), see Margarops. 



— — (Sterna), see Anous stolidus. 



— ■ — ■ (Strix), see S. furcata. 



fuscatus (Anous), see A. stolidus. 



(Cichlalopia), see Margarops. 



(Margarops), see Margarops. 



(Mimus), see Margarops. 



(Turdus), see T. fuscatus or Mar- 

 garops fuscatus. 



fuscescens (^giothus), see Acanthis 

 linaria. 



(Hylocichla), see Hylocichla. 



(Larus), see L. schistisagus. 



(Leptasthenura), see Leptasthe- 



nura. 

 (Turdus), see Hylocichla fusces- 

 cens or salicicola. 



fuscicaudata (Amazilia), see Amazilia. 



fuscicollis (Actodromas), see Tringa. 



(Tringa), see Tringa. 



fusco-ccerulescens (Falco), see Falco. 



fuscus (Accipiter), see A. velox or frin- 

 gilloides. 



(Aulanax), see Sayornis phoebe. 



— ^- (Cinclodes), see Cinclodes. 



(Falco), see F. rusticolus. 



(Larus), see Larus. 



(Nisus), see Accipiter velox or 



fringilloides. 



(Pelecanus), see Pelecanus. 



(Pipilo), see P. fuscus or meso- 



leucus. 



(Sayornis), see S. phcebe. 



(Totanus), see T. ater. 



gabbii (Pitangus), see Pitangus. 

 Gadow, Hans. 



see British Museum, ' cat. of birds,' 

 vol. viii (rev.), '84, 278-281. 



