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Guerrero, see Dendrortyx [striatus 



= ] macrourus. 

 Oaxaca, see Dendrortyx [oaxacse =} 



macrourus. 

 Wood-hewer, Broadly-striped, see Pico- 



laptes insignis. 

 Large-billed, see Dendrornis mega- 



rhynchus. 

 woodhousei (Aphelocoma), see Aphelo- 



coma. 

 Woodpecker, Alaskan Three-toed, see 



Picoides alascensis. 

 Alpine Three-toed, see Picoides dor- 



salis. 

 American Three-toed, see Picoides 



americanus. 

 Ant-eating, see Melanerpes formici- 



vorus. 

 Arctic Three-toed, see Picoides arcti- 



cus. 

 Arizona, see Dryobates arizonse. 

 Bahaman Hairy, see Dryobates may- 



nardi. 

 Baird's, see Dryobates bairdi. 

 Banded, see Picoides dorsalis. 

 Banded-backed Three-toed, see Picoi- 

 des americanus. 

 Batchelder's, see Dryobates homorus. 

 Big Guinea, see Dryobates villosus. 

 Black-backed, see Picoides arcticus. 

 Black-backed Three-toed, see Picoi- 

 des arcticus. 

 Black-breasted, see Sphrapicus thy- 



roideus. 

 Brown-headed, see Sphyrapicus thy- 



roideus. 

 Cabanis's, see Dryobates hyloscopus. 

 Californian, see Melanerpes bairdi. 

 Checkered, see Melanerpes carolinus. 

 Chiapas, see Centurus frontalis or 



Dryobates sanctorum. 

 Downy, see Dryobates medianus, pu- 



bescens, nelsoni or homorus. 

 English, see Colaptes auratus or lu- 



teus. 

 Gairdner's, see Dryobates gairdnerii. 

 Gila, see Melanerpes uropygialis. 

 Golden-fronted, see Melanerpes Suri- 



frons. 

 Golden-winged, see Colaptes auratus 



or luteus. 

 Hairy, see Dryobates villosus. 

 Harris's, see Dryobates harrisii or 



monticola. 

 Imperial Ivory-billed, see Campephi- 



lus imperialis. 

 Ivory-billed, see Campephilus princi- 

 palis. 

 Lewis's, see Melanerpes torqualus. 



Little Guinea, see Dryobates medi- 

 anus. 

 Maynard's, see Dryobates maynardi. 

 Mountain Downy, see Dryobates 



homorus. 

 Narrow-fronted, see Melanerpes an- 



gustifrons. 

 Northern Hairy, see Dryobates leu- 



comelas. 

 Northern Pileated, see Ceophlceus pi- 



leatus. 

 Nelson's Downy, see Dryobates nel- 

 soni. 

 Nuchal, see Sphyrapicus nuchalis. 

 Nuttall's, see Dryobates nuttallii. 

 Pigeon, see Colaptes luteus. 

 Pileated, see Ceophlceus pileatus. 

 Radiolated, see Centurus radiolatus. 

 Red, see Chrysocolaptes xanthocepha- 



lus. 

 Red-bellied, see Melanerpes carolinus. 

 Red-cockaded, see Dryobates bore- 



alis. 

 Red-headed, see Melanerpes erythro- 



cephalus. 

 Red-naped, see Sphyrapicus nuchalis. 

 Red-shafted, see Colaptes cafer. 

 Rocky Mountain Hairy, see Dryo- 

 bates monticola. 

 Saint Lucas, see Dryobates lucasanus. 

 Southern Downy, see Dryobates pu- 



bescens. 

 Southern Hairy, see Dryobates audu- 



bonii. 

 Smoky-breasted, see Centurus fumo- 



sus. 

 Strickland's, see Dryobates arizonse. 

 Striped-backed, see Picoides dorsalis. 

 Tableland, see Dryobates intermedius. 

 Texan, see Dryobates bairdi. 

 White-headed, see Xenopicus albolar- 



vatus. 

 Williamson's, see Sphyrapicus thy- 



roideus. 

 Yellow-bellied, see Sphyrapicus va- 



rius. 

 Yellow-naped, see Melanerpes auri- 



frons. 

 Yellow-shafted, see Colaptes auratus 



or luteus. 

 Woodpeckers, see Pici. 

 Woodruff, Frank Morley. 

 Raven in Illinois, '96, 83. 

 Birds reported as rare in Cook Co., 



Illinois, '96, 179-181. 

 Lake Michigan bird notes, '97, 227. 

 Lake Michigan notes, '98, 61. 

 Woodruff, Lewis Bartholomew. 



