42 THE O. & O. SEMI-ANNUAL. 
Report oF H. P. T. WEATHERN, Farmincron, Me. 
Fylocichla Mustelina, Wood Thrush. Common summer 
resident. Breeds. 
Merula migratoria, Robin. Abundant summer resident. 
Breeds. 
Galeoscoptes carolinensts, Cathird. Common summer resi- 
dent. Nests always found along banks of streams. 
Flarporhynchus rufus, Brown Thrasher. Common summer 
resident. Breeds. 
Report oF JOHN B. LEWIS, Eusanxs, KENTUCKY. 
Wood Thrush. Common summer resident. 
Brown Thrush. ‘Tolerably common summer resident. 
Catbird. Abundant summer resident. 
Robin. Generally a transient visitant, but occasionally breeds. 
Report oF W. N. COLTON, BippeErorp, ME. 
Wilson’s Thrush and Hermit Thrush Common summer res- 
idents. 
American Robin and Catbird. Abundant summer residents. 
Brown Thrasher. Rare summer resident. 
SYNONYMS. 
Following is a list of the synonyms applied to various members 
of the Thrush family in dierent localities : 
Turdus mustelinus, Wood Thrush—Flute Bird and Swamp 
Robin in New York, and is reported by Burroughs as called 
“Swamp Angel” by the people in the Adirondack region, on 
account of being found, during the period of song, in the deepest 
and most remote forests, usually in damp and swampy localities. 
Also known as Song Thrush and Wood Robin in District of 
Columbia and other places. 
