Tinnunculus sparverius. , 



tinnunculus, subs. L.,=kestrel. 

 sparverius, adj. L.,=like a sparrower. 



Tringoides macularius. 



tringoides, adj. Gr.,=sandpiper-like. 

 comp. of Tp6yfa<;,=& sort of wagtail. 



macularius, adj. L.,=spotted. 



Trochilus eolubris. 



trochilus, subs. Grr.,=a bird of the sand- 

 piper species. 



From Tp£%'w,—1 run. 

 eolubris, subs, irregularly formed from 

 the South American name of the 

 liumming-bird,=c'o2z6n. 



Troglodytes aedon. 



troglodytes, subs. Gr.,=cave dweller, 

 comp. of Tpttrjrfa},=& hollow. 

 duco,~l. enter. 

 aedon, subs. Gr. (dr]da>v),— singer. 



Turdus mustelinus. 



turdus, subs. L.,=thrush. 

 mustelinus, adj. L.,=weasel-like. 

 mu$tela,=w ea,se\. 



Turdus migratorius. 



turdus, subs. L.,=thrush. 

 migratorius, adj. L.,— migratory. 



Tyrannus carolinensis. 



tyrannus, subs. L.,=tyrant (kin< 



bird). 

 carolinensis, adj. L.,— of Carolina. 



v 



-greenlet. 



Vireo gilvus. 



vireo, subs. L. : 



gilvus, adj. L.,=pale yellow. 



Vireo olivaceus. 



vireo, subs. L.,— greenlet. 

 olivaceus, adj. L.,— olive-colored. 



Vireo noveboracensis. 



vireo, subs. L.,=a greenlet. 

 noveboracensis, adj. L. ; =of New York. 



z 



Zenaidura carotin ensis. 



zenaidura, subs.,=Zenaide-tail. 



comp. of Zenaide,=proper name. 

 oopa,=tt\\\. 

 carolinensis, adj. L.,=of Carolina. 



Zamelodia ludovicianus. 



zamelodia, subs. Gr.,— much singing. 

 comp. of £<£;=very. 



/i£^cyjo/«,=melody (perhaps 

 for ^eAu;<?6c,=melodioiis). 

 ludovicianus, adj. L.,=of Louisiana. 

 From Ludovicus,=Louis. 



Note — The above key gives the names as they are in the text and upon the plates. Coues' "Check List" of 1873 was used for the first few parts, afterward 

 the nomenclature of the United States National Museum, edition of 1881, was exclusively employed. 



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