THIRD REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR I906 IO3 



Nashville warbler, Helminthophila rubricapilla 



(Wilson) I 



Yellow warbler, Dendroica aestiva (Gmel.) i 



Cerulean warbler, Dendroica rara Wilson i 



Chestnut-sided warbler, Dendroica pennsylvanica 



(Linn.) i 



tBlackpoll warbler, Dendroica striata (Forst.) i 



Yellow-breasted chat, Icteria virens (Linn.) (With ma- - 



terial for group) 2 



House wren, Troglodytes aedon Vieillot i 



tWinter wren, Anorthura hiemalis (Vieillot) i 



Long-billed marsh-wren, Cistothorus palustris (Wil- 

 son) eggs 2 



Red-breasted nuthatch, Sitta canadensis Linn i 



Reptiles 



Milk snake, Osceola doliata triangula (Boie) by 

 members of the entomological staff • i 



Invertebrates 



About 250 specimens of invertebrates, almost wholly spiders 

 (Araneida) have been collected, one third of these by mem- 

 bers of the entomological staff 250 



Total 62T 



ARCHEOLOGY 



Donation 



Conner, Arthur. Walton, N. Y. i single winged bannerstone from 

 Shinhopple, Hancock township, Delaware co. Found on bank of 

 Delaware river 



Persons, G. H. Catskill. Two humeri with perforations of the ole- 

 canon cavity from skeleton of an Indian female found on the Du Bois 

 farm, Catskill 



Richard, George L. Waterford. Chipped implements of red West- 

 chester slate from Peebles island 



Burmaster, Everett, i small celt found on Newton farm, Irving 



Mattern, J. E. West Rush. 86 fragments of pipe stems from Seneca 

 village of Totiacton (Rochester junction) 



Beardsley, Egbert. Catskill. 2 hammer stones and one net sinker from 

 Catskill 



Purchase 



DURING MARCH AND APRIL I906 



I false face, Ga-goh-sah 



I false face, Ga-goh-sah, Seneca tribe. Used in marching ceremonial 



I ceremonial mask, Ga-goh-sah, Seneca tribe, Tonawanda bank. Pur- 



