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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[May 17, 1888. 



meal and thai only a Ittttdh. Tarrare could hardly have 

 surpassed it in any of his feats of gastronomy. They were 

 hungry, too, when they reached the home camp. The 

 guide said his stomach frit asif his throat were cut. and Boy 

 and (lien responded, amen. 



The complaint seemed contagious, for we all felt I he in- 

 vidious approaches of irresist ible appetites, whose claims 

 could not be ignored, and the cook was ordered to do his 

 heat; and no refinement of palate could be displeased at the 

 spread he offered, barring a few unimportant items. The 

 bread, perhaps, was a trifle too stale, the biscuits might lor 

 some have been rather too heavy, the potatoes might, have 

 been baked instead of having been boiled, but the coffee 

 was clear, hot. strong and abundant. The trout came on 

 piping hot. They had changed their spotted dresses of 

 every day wear and for this occasion only appeared in close 

 fitting dresses of golden brown, and thev were just as nice 

 ioked, but their beauty could not protect them. 



Then we gathered around that, delight, of a camper, B 

 roaring fire, and the evening programme was carried out, 

 while the katydids were having their little twilight discus- 

 sions and the owls were Irving to hoot the horns off the gib- 

 bous moon while the man was away, and drowning out 

 the faint murmuring of the lake and stream, it, was an 

 exquisite evening, full of the charms that helong only to 

 forest and stream. A light wind came across the lake, rip- 

 pling it into silvery furrows, and passing on, whispered among 

 the trees and hurried up our lire. Cracked voices Struggled 

 with threadbare songs, while the old hills caught up the re- 

 Crams, and doublingand trebling them, hurled them toward 

 the settlement, to annoy the good people there, if they were 

 so unfortunate as to hear. 



BIRDS OF NORTHERN OHIO. 



BY SEYM, It. 1NGEKSOLT.. 

 [The nomenclature employed is thut (tt the Smithsonian catalogue.] 



Y\7"OOD THRUSH— Twrdm muski/oas — A common 

 T T summer resideul ; breeds. Arrives about April g'3, 



Wilson's Thrush — Twdtiis fusceseem. — A summer resi- 

 dent, breeds, Arrives about the 1 si of May. 



Olive-backed Thrush — Tardus siruinsoni. — Found during 

 spring and fall migration. 



Hermit Thrush— Tardus p/illasi. — Not a common summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about the middle of April. 



Robin — Fortius iitif/raforius. — An abundant summer resi- 

 dent; breeds, Arrivesalong the last of February. 



Mocking-bird—: Mmut ,..'v-"' <'/</.«.— Rare summer resident. 



Catbird— MiffllU —An abundant summer 



resident; breeds, Arrives about the last of April. 



Brown Thrush — Harporht/uchus riifus. — A very common 

 summer resident: breeds.' Arrives about the middle of 

 April. 



Bluebird -An abundant summer resident; 



breeds. Arrives along the last of Februaiy, 



Blab-gray Gnatcatcher— FoliopUla ca'rulea.—A common 

 Summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the middle of 

 April. 



Ruby-crowned Kinglet— Rcgulus calendula,— Quite com- 

 mon during spring and fall migration. 



Golden-crowned Kinglet— licgulns satrapa. — A common 

 winter visitant. 



Tufted. Titmouse— /.i'/'/"'/'/'"" y ' s I'kotor.—tm. some parts a 

 common resident: breeds. 



Black-capped Chickadee— Pants atriet^ptttui — A common 

 winter visitor, a few remain and breed. 



White-bellied Nuthatch — Sitia earolinensis.—A common 



breeds, 



Hied Nuthatch— Mia canadensis.— An irregular 

 winter visitor. 



Brown Creeper— Cm-thin familiark.—A common resident ; 

 breeds. 



House Wren— Troglodytes d'-uiesticvs.—A common summer 

 resident; breeds, A rri vex aboui the middle of April. 



Winter Wren— Anortiiura troglodytes, var. h.ycmalis.—A 

 not common winter visitor. 



Long-hilled Marsh Wren—XiXmatodptes ■palust-ris..— Com- 

 mon in some localities: summer resident; breeds. 



Short, billed Maivdi Wren— Qislothorus sfe«J»»«&.— Not 

 common summer resident; breeds. Arrises about the 1st of 

 May, 



Brown Lark. Titlark— Aiithas imloucian vs.— Found dur- 

 ing spring and fall migration. 



Black and White Creeper— Mnklilta curia.— Common 

 during spring and fall migration; a few remain. and breed. 



Worm-eating \\-.\rh\<-r— lid winlhtiiherus cermiv-orus.— 

 Foundduring Spring and fall migration. 



Blue-winged Yellow Warbler— Helminffwphaga pinw,— 

 Common during migration; few remain and breed. 



Blue Golden-Tringed Warbler— Sslminthophaffaekr^ptera. 

 — Not common during migration. 



Nashville Warbler— lFltuinthophaga ruftcapilla.— Common 

 during spring and fall migration. 



Oranim-e, owned Warbler— Helrrdniliopliaga a lata.— Rare. 



Blue Yellow-backed Warbler— Panda a me rkana.— Found 

 during sprinti and fall migration. 



Cape May Warbler — Vendraea tigrina. — Not common 

 during migration; more abundant in the tail. 



JfellOW Warbler— Demlriecu eeslit-n.—A common summer 

 resident; breeds, Arrives about the last of April, 



Black- throa led Blue Warbler— Dendrteea carukseetyS.— An 

 abundant spring and fall migrant, 



Yellow-tumped Warbler— Ikndrtm coromtu.— Common 

 during spring and fall migration. 



Black and Yellow Warbh -r— I), ndnvra maculosa.— An 

 abundant spring and fall migrant; few remain and breed. 



Cau-ulcau Warbler— Ih ntlrnca ea-ralea,— Found during the 

 spring and fall migration; few breed. 



Chestnut-sided Warbler— t )■-.<-> neci pAtytuytoam&ea. — Quite 

 a common spring and fall migrant. 



Bay-hrea.-ted Warbler.— 1). -iidra-ci casbineu.— Found dur- 

 ingijprill ,,,1 fall migration; more abundant in the full. 



Black-poll Warbler—^ Bendrma striata.— Migrantj irregu- 

 lar iu the spring but common in the fall. 



Blaekburnian Warbler— Bendraca blaellmrrtite.— Not Com- 

 mon spring and fail migrant. 



throated Green Warbler— ~l)cnde,c--i t-irens.— Quite 

 common during spring and fall migration, 



Kirllaud's Warbler— Bcnttrnra Idrtluadi.— Very rare; only 

 four or live have ever been found. 



Pine creeping Warbler-^ fJeintncra pi>iUs,—Nol common 

 spring and fall migrant. 



Yellow Red-poll Warbler— Beiidruva pidmantm. — Found 

 during spring and fall migration. 



Prairie Warbler— Bendraca discolor.— Bare, migrant. 

 Golden-CTOWned Thrush— Si urns anrkapill-us.— Not un- 

 common summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the 1st 

 of May. 



Large-billed Wider Thrush— SinrUs inoteicilla. — A. .summer 

 resident iu some localities; breeds. Arrives about the 1st of 

 June. 



1 een Black-capped Flycatching Warbler— Myiodioctea 

 pusillus. — Occasionally found during spring and fall migra- 

 tion. 



Kentuckv Warhler— Oporornis formosa.—Tfew seen during 

 migration;' said to occasionally breed in sonic localities. 



Mourning Warbler— Geothli/pis Philadelphia. -Rather rare 

 spring and fall migrant. 



Maryland Yellow-throat — Geothlypis trkhas. — A common 

 .summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the 1st of May. 



Yellow-breasted Chat— Tcteriti m'rens.— Common summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about the 1st of May. 



Hooded Warbler— IFyiodkctes mitratus.— Common spring 

 and fall migrant; few remain and breed. 



Canada Flycatching Warbler— Mipodkctes canadensis.— A 

 common migrant; more abundant in the spring. 



Redstart — Setophaga rutkilla. — A common summer resi- 

 dent: breeds. Arrives about the last of April. 



Bed-eyed Vireo— Vino olintcca.— Common summer resi- 

 dent; breeds. Arrives about the 1st of May. 



Philadelphia Vireo -Virco phihm. ■', ,/,,',"',', No „. common 

 spring and fall migrant. 



Warbling Vireo — Vireo c)ilttt,—A common summer resi- 

 dent, breeds. Arrives about the 1st of May. 



Yellow-throated Vireo— Vireoflavtfrons..— Common during 

 spring and fall migration; few remain and breed. 



Solitary Vireo — Vitro sotitririus. — Found during migration ; 

 few remain all summer and breed. 



White-eyed Virco— Vireo noeeboraec/isis.—'Nol common 

 summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the middle of 

 April 



Great Northern Shrike, Butcher-bird — Lanius borealis. — 

 An irregular and not common winter visitor. 



Loggerhead Shrike— Lanius ludocicianvs.— Not uncom- 

 mon summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the middle of 

 May. 



Bohemian Waxwing— Ampdis garrulus.—'Rare winter 

 visitor. 



Carolina, Waxwing— Ampdis cedrorum.—A common resi- 

 dent; breeds. 



Purple Martin— Prooiis subis — Summer resident; breeds. 

 Arrives about the last of April. 



Cliff Swallow, Eave Swallow— Pelrochdidoo lunifrons — 

 A very common summer resident; breeds. Arrives about 

 the 1st of May. 



Barn Swallow— Uirmido eri/throgastra.— An abundant 

 summer resident; breeds. Arrives about (lie 1st of May. 



White-bellied Swallow-— Taehyt-ineta bietdor.—ln some lo- 

 calities a common summer resident; breeds. Arrives about 

 the 1st of April. 



Bank Swallow, Sand Martin.— (Mile riparia.—A rather 

 common summer resident: breeds. Arrives about the last 

 of April. .. 



Bough-winged BwaJIow— Stdgidophryx strcipennis.— -In 

 some localities a common summer resident; breeds. 



Scarlet lanager— Pyranga riibra.— Mot abundant sum- 

 mer resident; breeds. Arrives about the 1st of May. 



Pine Grosbeak--jPfJWco/a e,,ncleator.—Au occasional 

 winter visitor. 



Purple Vineh- Carpodacus purpureas— Found during 

 spring and fall migration. 



Common Crossbill— Lotda cunirostra, var. amerieana.— 

 An irregular winter visitor. 



White-winged Crossbill— Loxia leucoptera.— An occasional 

 winter visitor. 



Bcdpoll Linnet— ^Fgkthus linaria— Not common winter 

 visitor. , . 



American Goldfinch. Yedlowhird— Astragali/Ms instis.— 

 An abundant resident; less common in the winter; breeds. 

 Pine Linnet— Chrysomitris pirnis.—A common winter 

 visitor. 



Snow Rxmiiug—Phrtrophrmes nwdix.—Nol common 

 Winter visitor. 



Lapland Longspur— Centropharus luppouicus.—An occa- 

 sional winter visitor. 



Savannah Sparrow— POist reuim tamima.— Common m 

 some localities during migration; few remain and build. 



Bay-winged Buntiiig, Grass Finch— Pocetetea gramiwus.— 

 An abundant summer resident; breeds. Arrives about 

 April 1st. 



Yellow-winged Sparrow— C'otur oiculus passermus.— Not 

 eemmou summer resident; breeds Arrives about May 1st. 

 Lark Finch— ChondtBtesgrammica.— Not uncommon sum- 

 mer resident; thought by some to breed here. , 

 White-crowned Sparrow— Zonolrkhin leurop/iri/s.— Quite 



common during spring and fall migration. 



White-throated Sparrow— Zonotrkhkt ulbieo!lts.—A com- 

 mon spring and fall migranl ; few breed 



'free sparrow— SpfaSUa montieola,—An abundant winter 

 resident. 



English Sparrow— Passer doimsticus.—Mi abundant resi- 

 dent in the cities and towns; breeds. 



Chipping Sparrow — Spmlla SOchUs, — An abundant sum- 

 mer resident; breeds Arrives about the first of April. 



Field Sparrow '- — A common summer 



resident;' breeds. Arrives about the middle of April. 



Son-' Sparrow— Mehspim melodiu. — An abundant sum- 

 mer resident; breeds. Arrives about the first of March. _ 



Swamp Sparrow— Mcfospim pal ustris.— In some localities 

 a summer resident; breeds. 



Fox Sparrow— Passe reiki ilkica.— Found during the 



spring and fall migration. , 



Chewink, Towhee Bunting— Pipih ■ eylhropthalmas.—A 



cominou summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the first 



of April. . . 



Cardinal Grosbeak— GardimKis mrgimamts.— An occa- 

 sional winter visitor. , . 



Rose-breasted Grosbeak— fjornaphea (iwomciana.—!XO\ 

 common; summer resident; breeds. 



Indigo Bunting— ("'/"'"^v-" "/■"" ' ~ A common summer 

 resident: breeds" Arrives about' the middle of May. 



Bobolink-^Wu,"!,.'' orgziront*.— Bummer resident; 

 breeds. Arrive,- about thp- middle of May. 



Cowbird— Molot/trus ater.—An abundant summer resi- 

 dent; breeds. Arrives about the middle of April 



Red-winged Blackbird-. AgeUnts pho-akrm.-Au abund- 

 ant summer resident; breeds. Arrives about March 1st. 



Meadow Lark— Stumella magna.-An abundant summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about the middle ot March. 



Orchard Oriole — Icterus spurhtn. — Common summer resi- 

 dent; breeds. Arrives about the first of May, 



Baltimore Oriole— icterus bolUiuore.—Clurto. a common 



turner resident ; breeds. Arrive., about the last of April. 



Rusty Blackbird— Solecop/ianus ferrugineus.— Comrnou 

 during spring and rail migrations. 



Purple Crackle, Crow Blackbird— QuwaUs purpureas.— 

 Au abundant summer resideul; breeds. Arrives about the 

 first of March, 



Common Crow — Corcus americanus, — Common summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about the last, of February. 



Blue Jay — Cyan-arm cristutus. — An abundant resident; 

 breeds. 



Shore Lark, Ilorned Lmk—tfremopMla a/pestris. — A com- 

 mon winter visitor; few breed. 



Kingbird— Tyrunnus caroline-iims. — A. cpiite common sum- 

 mer resident; firceds. Arrives about the trrst of May. 



Great Crested Flycatcher— Myiarehm criieitus.—A com- 

 on summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the middle 

 of May. 



Pewee — ^n/'ienis fuscus.—A common summer resident; 

 breeds. Arrives about the last, of March. 



Wood Pewee — Confopvs wrens, — A quite common summer 

 resident ; breeds. Arrives ahout the middle of Arjril. 



Acadian Flycatcher — Empidowu- oceidieus. — A common 

 summer resident ; breeds. Arrives ahout the middle of May. 



Traill's Flycatcher— MnpidoHait irailli.— Found during 

 spring and fall migration; not common. 



Least Flycatcher— Eiupidooa.c minimus.— Common during 

 spring and fall migration. 



Ruby-throated Hummingbird — TrochiJus rolukris. — A very 

 common summer resident; breeds. Arrives about May !). 



Chimney BmU—Cha'litrapdagka. — Quite a common sum- 

 mer resident; breeds. Arrive,-, about the last of April. 



Whip-poor-will, Night Jar— Anirostom us cociferus.—A 

 summer resident ; breeds. Arrives about the first 'of May. 



Night Hawk — Cka-d/itcs cirginioiuis. — Common summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about the first of May. 



Hairy Woodpecker — Pkus -r.illoms.— Common summer 

 resident ; breeds. 



Downy Wookpecker— P«'«s^wA<:»'£«s.— Common resident; 

 breeds; more abundant in the fall and winter. 



Yellow-bellied Woodpecker — ^phi/rapkus mrius. — Com- 

 mon duritv soring and fall migration iu some localities. 



Pileated" Woodpecker— Hylokmus piteatus.— Few still to 

 be found in some localities: breeds. 



Red-bellied Woodpecker— Oenturus caroUnHs.—'Not com- 

 mon resident; breeds; more abundant in the winter. 



Red-headed Woodpecker— Meiarterpes ert/throeejdialus.— 

 An abundant summer resident; breeds. Arrives about 

 April 1. 



Yellow-shafted Flicker— Colaptes au-ratus.—Aa abundant 

 summer resident; breeds; a few remain all winter. 



Belted Kingfisher— C'e.ryk alcycm.—A. common summer 

 resident: breeds. Arrives about the first of April. 



Yellow-billed Cuckoo— Coccyzus americanus. ^Summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about, the middle of May. 



Black-billed t 'ueki... ,— r., ,,„,.,,'. erythrqpMhalmii*.— Quite a 

 common summer resident; breeds. Arrives about the mid- 

 dle of May. 



Long-eared Owl— Olus vulgaris— Resident; common in 

 winter, rare in summer; breeds. 



Short-eared Owl— Bfatiliyotus pol-ustris. — A common resi- 

 dent; more abundant in the whiter; breeds. 



Barred Owl— Syrnitiw. luhulosuvi,— Resident ; more abun- 

 dant in the wdnter; breeds. 



Acadian Owd— A'yekde aeadiea. — Not uncommon; resi- 

 dent: breeds. 



Screech Owl, Mottled Owd— Scops ask.— A common resi- 

 dent, but, much more common during the winter; breed.-, 



Snowy Owl— Ayctea scaiuiioca,—Au irregular winter vis- 

 itor. „ 



Duck Hawk— Faleo communis, var. aiwlnia.— Found dur- 

 ing spring and fall migration; not common. 



Pigeon Hawk— Fa ten coin mbarius— 0S T ot common migrant ; 

 few remain and breed. 



Sparrow Hawk — Faleo sparecrius. — A common summer 

 resident; breeds. Arrives about the 1st of April. 



Fish Hawi -PanatO* haliaellts, — A summer resident iii 

 some localities; breeds. . 



Marsh Hawk— Circus eyaiuas, var. hmlsonuts.— In some 

 localities a common resident; breeds. 



Cooper's Hawk— Aecipih r cooperi.—A common resident ; 



breeds. 



Sharp-shinned Hawk— Aecipih efuscus— A common resi- 

 dent; breeds. 



Red-tailed Hawk, Hen Hawk— Buteo ariuihims.—A com- 

 mon resilient; more abundant in the winter; breeds. 



Red-shouldered Hawk— Buteo liiuatus.—A common resi- 

 dent; breeds. 



Broad-winged Hawk— Buteo pennsglronicus.— -Not com- 

 mon resident, more abundant in the winter. 



White headed Eagle, Bald Eagle— .ffif iY,n,<»,< It ucocephalus. 

 — A few seen during migration; breed in some localities. 



Turkey Buzzard— Cathartes aura.— A common summer 

 resident 'in some localities; breeds. 



Passenger Pigeon, Wild Pigeon— Ectepistes macrura.—A 

 spring ana fall migrant. 



Carolina Dove, Mourning BoYe—Zemeidura enrolments.— 

 A common summer resident ; breeds. Arrives about the last 



Ruffed Grouse— Bonasa wmbeUtts.— Resident in some 

 localities; breeds. 



Virginia Partridge, Quail— Ofty® en-guunnits.—A com- 

 mon resident in some localities; breeds. 



Great Blue Heron— Ardea herodins.—lu some localities a 



' Great White Egret," White Heron— Ardea egretta— Sum- 

 Green Heron irdea nresee/ii — A common summer resi- 

 dent breeds Arrives about the middle of April. 

 American Bittern— Bola-urus minor.— Summer resident in 



some localities; breeds. 

 Least Bittern— A rdetla e.rdis.— Not uncommon summer 



" Tiirnstone— 'sirepsilas iulripecs.— A few have been taken 

 along the lake during spring and fall migration. 



Black-bellied Plover— Sgvutroln helvetica.— A few found 

 during spring and fall migration 



Golden Plover— Charade-tits /ulcus, vor. nrgimeas— .Not, 

 uncommon .luring spring and fail migration. 



|, : in,,,,,,,, i J l,v, s Egialites vocif&ra. — A common summer 



., s iden breeds '■' '"' '■' " - bout the 1st of March. 



Seinipalmated Plover— jfflgiatiti s s, mipalmata.— Not COUl- 



""r'ipi'ngPlover, Rin'gneck— -zEgid.itis m, W,/.— Rather com- 

 mon spring and fall migrant; breeds in some parts. 



