COMPREHENSIVE LIST 



ceedingly rare now, in 

 places, according to Ridg- 

 way's observations. 



t*Hooded Warbler. S.R., N. 



C.S. 

 Rare S. R. in N. 111. Nests 

 abundantly in S. III. — local- 

 ly at least. 



Wilson's Warbler. T.V. 



Common. 



Canadian Warbler. T.V. 



Common. 



§t_*Redstart. S.R., N.C.S. 



Common in many portions 

 of the state. Less numer- 

 ous in N. 111. than formerly. 



PIPIT. 



Pipit. T.V. 



Common in many parts of 

 the open country. Sparing- 

 ly W. R. in S. 111. 



MOCKINGBIRDS, WRENS, 

 ETC. 



tt— *Mockingbird. S.R., N.C. 



P. R. in S. 111., though rare 

 now, in places, as Ridgway 

 informs us. Rare S. R. in 

 N. 111., and there are in- 

 stances known of its hav- 

 ing wintered in that sec- 

 tion of the state. 



§tt— *Catbird. S.R., N.C.S. 



Breeds abundantly through- 

 out the state. 



§t|— *Brown Thrasher. S.R., N. 

 C.S. 

 Nests commonly in all 

 parts of the state. 



§-j-|_*Carolina Wren. S.R., N.C. 



S. 

 Not common S. R. in N. 

 III. Common in southern 

 half of state, although prac- 

 tically extirpated in places, 

 according to Ridgway. 

 Winters casually in N. 111. 



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