688 SYNOPSIS OF 
ORDER II —1INSESSORES, Vigors. 
FAMILY I. — CAPRIMULGID. 
GENUS CAPRIMULGUS, Linn. 
41 Caprimulgus Carolinensis, Gmel. — Chuck-Will’s-Widow, Wil- 
son, p. 462. 
Caprimulgus Cuarolinensis, Bonap. Syn. p. 61. Aud. i. 273; v. 401; Syn. p- 311, 
plate 52. 
42, Caprimulgus vociferus, Wilson. — Whip-Poor-Will, Wilson, p. 
376. + 
Caprimulgus vociferus, Bonap. Syn. p. G2. Nutt. i. 614. Aud. i, 422; v. 405 ; plate 
82; Syn. p. 31. F 
& 
Caprimulgus Virginianus. — Night Hawk, /Vilson, p. 371. 
Caprimulgus Virginianus, Bonap. Sya. p. 62. Rich. & Swain. ii. 62. Nutt. i. 619 
Aud, ii, 273. — Chordeiles Virginianus, 4ud. Syn. p. 32. 
FAMILY UW. —HIRUNDINIDA, Vigors. 
GENUS I.—CYPSELUS, Linn. 
44, Cypselus pelasgius, Linn. — Chimney Swallow, Wilson, p. 359. 
Cypselus pelusgius, Bonap. Syn. p. 63. Mutt. i. 609. Aud. ii. 329; v. 319; plate 
158. — Chaetura pelasgia, Aud. Syn. p. 33. 
GENUS II.—HIRUNDO, Linn. 
45. Hirundo purpurea, Zinn. — Purple Martin, Wilson, p. 365. 
Hirundo purpurea, Bonap. Syn. p. 64. Nutt. i. 598. Aud. i. 115; v. 408; Syn. p.34; 
plate 23. 
46. Hirundo bicolor, Vieill. — White-bellied Swallow, Wilson, p. 356. 
Hirundo bicolor, Bonap. Syn. p. 65. Nutt. i. 605. Aud. i. 491; v. 417; plate 98; 
Syn. p. 35. 
47. Hirundo fulva, Vieill. — Republican or Cliff Swallow. 
Upper part of head, back, and wing-coverts, black, with bluish green 
reflections ; forehead, white, tinged with red; chin, throat, and neck, 
brownish red; under parts, grayish white; tail slightly emarginate, not 
forked like the following. Habitat, north of 40° and Rocky Mountains. 
Breeds as near Boston as Jaffrey, N. H. Nests under eaves. Eggs, five, 
white, with reddish brown spots. 
Hirundo fulva, Bonap. An. Orn, i. 63; Syn. p. 64. Mutt. i. 603. Aud. i, 353; 
vy. 415; Syn. p. 35; plate 78. 
48. Hirundo rustica, Zinn. — Barn Swallow, Wilson, p. 348. 
Hirundo rustica, Aud. ii. 413 5 v. 411; Syn. p. 35; plate 173. Hirundo Americana, 
Swam. § Rich, ii, 329. — Hirundo rufa, Bonap. Syn. p. 64. Mutt. i. 601. 
49. Hirundo thalassina, Swain. — Violet green Swallow. 
