180 KEY TO THE WATER BIRDS OF FLORIDA. 
Length, 7.70; Wing, 5.10; Tarsus, 1.05; Bill, .go. 
Middle upper tail coverts white. 
Length, 7.50; Wing, 4.40; Tarsus,1; Bill, .90 to 1. 
Back olive green, showing bronzy reflections when 
held in the light. 
Length, 5.75; Wing, 3.80; Tarsus, .90; Bill, 85. A 
small web between the toes. 
Length, 5.75; Wing, 4.05; Tarsus, .90; Bill, .70. No 
web between the toes. 
Tringa minutilla. 
Length under 10; wing under 6; toes three 
Length, 8.15; Wing, 5.05; Tarsus, .95; Bill, 1. 
Length over 13; wing over 7; bill over 2.75 
Length, 24; Wing, 10; Tail, 4.10; Tarsus, 2.30; Bill 
from 4 to 8. Bill very long and curved down- 
ward; general plumage brownish rufous; axillars 
barred. 
Length, 18; Wing, 9: Tail, 3.60; Tarsus, 3; Bill, 
4.60. Upper parts brownish; under parts rufous ; 
bill curved slightly upward; axillars brownish. 
Length, 17.20; Wing, 9.40; Tarsus, 2.10; Bill, 3.70. 
Bill curved downward; plumage mottled brown 
above, middle of head with dull buffy white 
stripe; axillars barred. 
Tringa fuscicollis. 
White-rumped Sandpiper. 
- See page 278 
Actitis macularia. 
Spotted Sandpiper. See page 287 
Ereunetes pusillus. 
Semipalmated Sandpiper. 
See page 279 
Tringa minutilla. 
Least Sandpiper. See page 278 
in number. 
Calidris arenaria. 
Sanderling. See page 280 
; toes four in number. 
Numenius longirostris, 
Long-billed Curlew. See page 28s 
Limosa fedoa. 
Marbled Godwit. See page 281 
Numenius hudsonicus. 
Hudsonian Curlew. 
Jack Curlew. See page 289 
