LIST OF THE BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA. 365 



A. o. u. GENUS SAYORNIS. BONAP. 



NO. 



348 (456) SAYORNIS PHCEBE. (LATH.) Phoebe. 



Ranges from Colorado and Texas to the Atlantic, and from Canada to 

 Cuba and Mexico ; breeds from the Carolinas, northward. 



349 (457) SAYORNIS SAYA. (BONAP.) Say's Phoebe. 



Western species ; only once recorded from New England ; casual in 

 Illinois and Wisconsin. 



GENUS CONTOPUS. CABAN. 



350 (459) CONTOPUS BOREALIS. (S WAINS.) Olive-sided Flycatcher. 



North America ; breeding from Massachusetts, northward ; south in 

 winter to Central and South America. 



351 (461) CONTOPUS VIRENS. (LINN.) Wood Pewee. Flycatcher. 



Eastern North America ; from the plains to the Atlantic, and Canada 

 to Florida and Mexico ; breeds throughout eastern United States ; 

 north to Newfoundland. 



GENUS EMPIDONAX. CABAN. 



352 (463) EMPIDONAX FLAVIVENTRIS. BAIRD. Yellow-bellied Flycatcher. 



Eastern North America ; breeds from northern United States, north- 

 ward ; south in winter to Central America. 



353 (465) EMPIDONAX VIRESCENS. (VIEILL.) Acadian Flycatcher. 



Eastern United States ; from New York and Connecticut, southward, 

 breeding as far south as Florida ; winters in Mexico and Central 

 America. 



354 EMPIDONAX TRAILLII ALNORUM. BREWSTER. Alder Flycatcher. 

 Eastern United States ; from Illinois and Michigan to Atlantic ; breeds 



from northern Illinois and northern New England, northward ; 

 winters south to Central America. 



355 (467) EMPIDONAX MINIMUS. BAIRD. Least Flycatcher. 



Eastern United States ; from Gulf of St. Lawrence to Gulf of Mexico ; 

 south in winter to Central America ; breeds from northern United 

 States, northward, usually north of latitude 42. 



Suborder OSCINES. Song Birds. 



FAMILY ALAUDID^E. Larks. 



GENUS ALAUDA. LINN. 



356 (473) ALAUDA ARVENSIS. LINN. European Skylark. 



Accidental in Greenland. 



