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Family TUBDIDJE. 

 Genus Turdus Linn. 



1. T. mustelinus Cfmel. WOOD THRUSH. Abundant in the bot- 

 toms and common in portions of the more elevated woodlands. 



2. T. migratorius Linn. ROBIN. Apparently not common. A 

 few were seen about the town. 



Genus Harporhynchus Cab. 



3. H. rufus Caban. BROWN THRUSH. Not common. A few 

 observed along the roadsides. 



* 

 Genus G-aleoscoptes Caban. 



4. G-. carolinensis Caban. CAT BIRD. Common. Usually found 

 about the farms west of the town. 



Family SAXICOLIDJE. 

 Genus Sialia Sw. 



5. S. sialis Hald. BLUE BIRD. Abundant, especially about the 

 trees and fences on the wide flat between the town and the river. 



Family SYLVIIDJS. 

 Genus Polioptila Sfl. 



6. P. csemlea Sclat. BLUE-GRAY GNAT CATCHER. Very common. 

 Found in the tops of the tall oaks in the bottoms with fiendrceca cceru- 

 lea. Half-fledged young were taken the last of July. 



Family PAKID.3J. 

 Genus Lophophanes Kaup. 



7. L bieolor Bonap. TUFTED TITMOUSE. Very numerous every- 

 where in the woods, although more abundant in the bottoms. 



Genus Parus Linn. 



8. P. carolinensis Aud. CAROLINA TITMOUSE. Less abundant 

 than the preceding and more confined to the damp bottom-lands. 



Genus Sitta Linn. 



9. S. carolinensis Lath. WHITE-BELLIED NUTHATCH. Found 

 rather commonly throughout the woods. 



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