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49. Ampelia cedrorum. Cedar Waxwing. Common Summer resident, sometimes 

 seen in Winter. Arrives during March. Breeds. . 



50. Progne snbix. Purijle Martin. Common Summer resident. Arrives about 

 ihe middle of April. Leaves during the last daj-s of August. Abundant about tlie 

 business blocks of Medina in Summer, in the cornices of which it breeds. 



51. retrocheUdou lunifroni<. Cliff Swallow. Abundant Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives in mid-April. Departs in August or September. 



52. Ilirundo erythrogndra. Barn Swallow. Abundant Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives late in April. Leaves late in August. 



53. Tarhydneia hicolor. White-bellied Swallow. Common Summer resident. 

 Breeds. Arrives during the s-econd week of April. Leaves in September. 



54. Votile Hjwria. Bank Swallow. Abundant Summer resident. Breeds. The 

 last of the swallows to arrive in the Sprmg. 



55. Stelgidoptefyx titerripenniti. Kouyh-wiuged Swallow. Not uncommon 

 Summer resident. Breeds. Occurs with the preceding species. 



56. Pyranga rulra. Scarlet Tauager. Common Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives the first or second week in May. Leaves in the latter part of Summer. 



.")7. Pmicolii eaudentw\ Pine Grosbeak. An occasional visitant in severe 

 Winters. » 



58. Paascr doviesticus. English Sparrow. Superabundant prolific resident and 

 a nuisance. 



59. Carpodacus pnirpumis. Purple Finch. Common Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives between March 14th and AjDril 1st. Leaves the last of October. 



(>0. Loxin curvirostra americana. Americair Crosbill. A Winter straggler, occuiing 

 occasionally at irregular intervals. Specimens have been taken by Geo. H. 

 Hedley. 



61. Aegiotlius linaria. Common Redpoll. Not uucommon Winter visitant. 



62. AstragaUnus tristis. American Goldfinch. Abundant Summer resident, 

 occasionally seen in Winter. Arrives, generally in March and stays until late in 

 October. Breed \ 



63. Chrysomitns pinus. Pine Siskin. Irregular Winter visitant. Not uncommon. 



64. Plectrophanes nivalis. Snow Bunting. Abundant Winter visitant. Common 

 from December to March. 



65. Centrophaiies lapponicus. Lapland Longs-pur- Eeported by Langille as a 

 Winter visitant. ' 'Not common. ' ' 



66. Passerculus mndwicJiends savanna. Savannah Sparrow. Common Summer 

 resident. Breeds. Arrives in mid-April. Leaves late in October. 



67. Poorcetes gramineus. Vesper Sparrow. Abundant Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives about Apr;l 1st. Leaves late in October. 



68. Goturnicuhts passerimis. Yellow-winged Sparrow. Found by Langille at 

 Pine Hill. lie reports it as •' not at all common." being "confined to certain dry or 

 sandy fields;' arr.viug in May and leaving in September; probably breeding. 



69. Zonotricliia lercoplius. White-crowned Sparrow. A not uncommon migrant, 

 occuring about the tiist of May and again about the first of October. 



70. Zonotricliia albicollis. White-throated Sparrow. A not uncommon migrant, 

 occuring in April and May and again in September and October. 



71. Spizella montana. Tree Sparrow. An abundant migrant, frequently 

 Wintering here. Most numerous diiring the last of April and in October. 



72. Spizella domestica. Chipping Sparrow. Abnndant Summer resident. 

 Breeds. Arrives during the first week in April. Leaves about the middle of 

 October. 



73. Spizella pusilla. Field Sparrow. Common Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives about April 1st. 



74. Junco hyemalis. Black Snowbird. Abundant migrant, frequently remaining 

 over Winter. Generally found here from the middle of March to the middle of April 

 and again during the entire month of October. 



75. Melospiza fasdata. Song Sparrow. Abundant Summer resident. Breeds. 

 Arrives early in March. Leaves the last of October. Occasionally one is seen in 

 Winter. 



7(i. Melosp)iza pialustris. Swamp Sparrow. Eeported by Langille as occurring in 

 Tonawanda Swamp, where it breeds; arriving about the 20th of April. Summer 

 resident. 



77. Pipilo erythropiitJialmus. Chewink; Towhee. Bare Summer resident, arriving 

 early in A]3ril. Noted one fitting about the brush-piles of a shady grove, April 7, 1888. 



