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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL APPENDIX. 18T4 703 



1874. CouBS, E.— Continued. 



The scope and plan of this work are sufficiently Indicated hy the title ; it con- 

 tains, however, mach matter not ordinarily found in worlis on taxidermy, the 

 mere preparation of bird skins being a minor consideration. The Checklist, 

 forming the latter half of the volume, is also issued as a separate pamphlet, 1873, 

 q, V. It gives ostensibly 635 spp. of recent North American birds {exclusive of 

 numerous local races) and 29 spp. fossil. Various additions and corrections are 

 found in the Appendix. Gf. Albany Cultivator ^ Apr. 9, 1874 ; Springfield Repvhli- 

 can, Apr. 1, 1874 ; Amer. Sportsm., Apr. 4, ) 874 ; Boston Traveller! Apr. 7, 1874 ; Boa- 

 ton Post, Apr. 8, 1874 ; Amer. Sportsm., Apr. 11, 1874 j Forest and Stream, Apr. 9, 

 1874; Daily American (Lawrence, Mass.), Apr. 15, 1674; N. Y. Tribune, about 

 Apr. 18, 1874 ; Army and Navy Journal, Apr. 11, 1874 ; Field and Stream, Apr. 18, 

 1874 ; "Washington Bepuilican, May 20, 1874 ; Forest and Stream,, July 2, 1874 ; At- 

 lantic Monthly, Nov., 1874, besides other notices cited in this Bibliography. 



1874. COUES, E. Avifauna of Colorado and Wyoming. < Am,. Nat., viii, 

 1874, p. 240. 



Controversial, with reference to T. M. Brewer, op. cit., vii, 1873, p. 631. 



1874. CouES, E. Recent publications on Ornitliology. < Am. Nat., viii, 

 1874, pp. 541-,'546. 



Eeviewsor shorter notices of: — T. G. Gentkt, Proc. Phila. Acad., 1873, pp. 

 292,354; B. A. HooPEB, iMd., p. 238; T. M. Brewer, Proc. Post. Soc, 1873, p. 106, 

 and ibid., xvi, pt. ii, p. — ; K. Eidgwat, iMd., p. 43, and Pull. Essex Inst., v, pp. 

 168-174,197; Ann. I/ye. N. F., 1874, p. 364; B^W.B.Esmi.w,Ann.Lyc.Nat.Hist. 

 N. Y., 1874, p. 1; P. L. Hatch, Pull. Minnesota Acad., i, 1874, p. 50; G. N. Law- 

 rence, Mem. Post. Soc, ii, 1874, p. 265 ; J. Eeikhaedt, Afh. Vid. Med. Nat Foren. 

 Kjob., 1873, p. 123 ; and Jordan & Van Tleck'b Key (sm. 16mo, 1874). 



1874. CouES, E. On the Nesting of Certain Hawks, etc. < Am,. Nat, viii, 

 1874, pp. 596-603. 



!Field-notes on 3 Falconidce (Falco communis, Puteo swainsoni, Archibuteoferrugi- 

 n£us) and nameroas other species observed in Montana Territory, TJ. S. The 

 notes on Falco "communis" refer in part to F.polya^rus. 



1874. CouES, E. Tlie New Work on Birds. < Am. Sportsman, iii, 1873-74, 

 p. 412. 



■Review of A History of North American Pirds by Baird, Brewer, and Eidg- 

 way, giving basis and history of the work. 



1874. ConBS, E. Birds of Illinois. < Field and Stream (newspaper, Chi- 

 cago, 111.), May 2, 1874. 



A review of E. Eidgwat, Ann, I/yc. N. T., x, 1874, pp. 364-394. 



1874. Dall, W. H. Notes on the Avifauna of the Aleutian Islands, espe- 

 cially those West of Unalashka. < Proc. Cala. Aead. Sci., pub. in 

 advance, Mar. 14, 1874, 8v<>, Salem, Mass., pp. 12. 

 Excellent field-notes on 45 spp. See 1873, Dall, W. H. 



1874. [Dbane, Euthvbn. ] [Letter concerning the origin of the Nuttall Or- 

 nithological Club.] < Am. Sportsman, iii, 1873-74, p. 264. 



1874. Dole, A. G. Odds and Ends. < Am. Sportsman, iv, 1874, p. 3. 



Observations upon several game-birds of Maine and vicinity; note upon drum- 

 ming of Ponasa umbellus. 



1874. FlNSCH, O. "Diezweite deutsche Nordpolarfahrt." (8vo. Leipzig, 

 1874. ii. Zoologie, 4, pp. 178-279.) With notes by Adolf Pansch. 



"Adds 11 species to Graah'a 23 from East Greenland. Of these, nearly all are 

 found in Iceland, 21 in Spltzbergen, 29 in Arctic America, and 26 in Northern 

 Asia. Very detailed descriptions with synonymy are given in some instances. 

 See also torn. at. pp. 240-243 for notes by Prof. Newton on the eggs found during 

 this expedition." Not seen— title and commentary from ZooL Bee. for 1874, p. 32. 

 (Pub. 1873?) 



