88 THE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA. 
than that of the middle one; foot, therefore, fitted for 
perching. 
FamiLy 47.—Cotingide. Cotingas ; 1 species. 
Famiy 48.—Tyrannide. Flycatchers ; 33 species. 
Famity 49.—Alaudide. Larks ; 2 species. 
Fami.y 50.—Corvide. Crows, Jays, Magpies, etc.; 20 — 
species. 
Fami.y 51.—Sturnide. Starlings ; 1 species. 
FamiLy 52.—Icteride. Blackbirds, Orioles, ete.; 20 
species. 
Fami.y 53.—Fringillide. Finches, Sparrows, etc. ; 94 
species. as 
FamiLy 54.—Tanagride. Tanagers ; 6 species. 
Fami.y 55.—Hirundinide. Swallows ; 10 species. 
Fami.y 56.—Ampelide. Waxwings, ete.; 3 species. 
FamiLy 57.—Laniidew. Shrikes ; 2 species. 
FamiLy 58.—Vireonide. Vireos ; 12 species. 
Fami.y 59.—Ccerebide. Honey Creepers ; 1 species. 
FaMILy 60.—Mniotiltide. Wood Warblers; 59 species. 
FamiLy 61.—Motacillide. Wagtails ; 7 species. 
FamILy 62.—Cinclide. Dippers ; 1 species. 
FamiLy 63.—Troglodytide. Wrens, Thrashers, ete. ; 
25 species. 
FaMILy 64.—Certhiide. Creepers; 1 species. 
Fami.y 65.—Paride. Nuthatches and Tits; 21 species. 
Famity 66. Sylviide. Kinglets and Gnatcatchers; 7 
species. 
Famity 67.—Turdide. Thrushes, Bluebirds, ete.; 15 
species. 
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