DENDROICA. 
Blt 
stripe, and whole breast, 
rich gamboge-yellow ; 
belly and under tail- 
coverts white, the lat- 
ter, algo sides and flanks, 
broadly streaked with 
black ; back, scapulars, 
and rump olive-green, 
more or less conspicu- 
ously spotted, or 
broadly streaked, with 
black. Adult female: 
Similar to male, but 
black of head more or 
less mixed with olive- 
green, and that of throat 
and chest more or less 
broken by yellow tips 
to feathers (sometimes 
almost entirely con- 
cealed). Young in first 
autumn: Similar to 
adult female, but yellow 
paler, olive of upper 
parts almost (some- 
times quite) plain (top 
of head. always 
streaked, however ?), 
and throat and chest 
entirely yellow super- 
ficially in some females. 
Length 4.90-5.30, wing 
2.45-2.70, tail 2.00-2.20. 
Nest in coniferous trees. 
Figgs 61 X .51, buffy 
white, speckled round 
larger end with brown, 
black, and lilac-gray. 
Hab. Western North 
America (chiefly near 
Pacific coast), north to 
Sitka, east, during mi- 
grations, to Rocky 
Mountains (casually to 
Pennsylvania); in win- 
