14 Birds of Cincinnati and Vicinity. 
178. Bonasa umbellus, Steph. RUFFED GROUSE, PHEASANT. 
Still found in considerable numbers in wooded districts. 
179.* Ortyx virginianus, Bp. QUAIL, BOB WHITE. Resident; 
common. Protected by law in this State for the next two years. 
ORDER, GRALLATORES—Wading Birds. 
FAMILY, CHARADRIIDA—Plover. 
180. Squatarola helvetica, Cuv. BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER. 
Spring and fall migrant; not common. 
181. Charadrius fulvus, var. virginicus, Cs. GOLDEN PLOVER. 
Spring and fall migrant; not common. 
182.* Aigialitis vociferus, Cass. KILLDEER PLOVER. Summer 
resident, but much more plentiful during the spring and fall. Lam 
indebted to Mr. Edgar R. Quick for a set of four eggs taken near 
Brookville, Indiana, about May 10th, 1876. 
183. Aigialitis semipalmatus, Cab. SEMIPALMATED PLOVER, 
RING NECK. Migrant; not common. 
(184.) Adgialitis melodus, Cab. PIPING PLOVER. Migrant ? 
Famity, RECURVIROSTRIDA—Avocets, Stilts. 
185. Recurvirostra americana, Gm. AVOCET. Migrant? ‘has 
been shot in the vicinity of Cincinnati.””— Wheaton, 1860. 
(186.) Himantopus nigricollis, V. STILT. 
FAMILY, PHALAROPODIDA—Phalaropes. 
187.) Steganopus wilsoni, Cs. WILSON’S PHALAROPE, ‘“ Ken- 
tucky.”’—Audubon. 
188.) Lobipes hyperboreus, Cuv. NORTHERN PHALAROPE. 
(189.) Phalaropus fulicarius, Bp. RED PHALAROPE. ‘‘Kentueky.’’— 
Audubon. 
FAMILY, ScoLopactp#—Snipe, etc. 
190.* Philohela minor, Gr. AMERICAN WOODCOCK. Summer res- 
ident; not rare. 
191. Gallinago wilsoni, Bon. WILSON’S SNIPE. Spring and fall 
migrant; usually common. 
192. Macrorhamphus griseus, Leach. RED-BREASTED SNIPE. 
(193). Micropalama himantopus, bd. S'TILT SANDPIPER. 
(194). Hreuntes pusillus, Cass)s SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPER. 
“* Considerable flocks’? seen by Audubon along shores of Ohio and 
Mississippi Rivers in autumn. 
195. Tringa minutilla, V. LEAST SANDPIPER. Migrant. 
(196.) Tringa bairdii, Coues. BAIRD’S SANDPIPER. 
197. Tringa maculata, V. PECTORAL SANDPIPER. Spring and 
fall migrant ; common. 
(198). Tringa bonapartei, Schl. WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER. 
(199.) Tringa alpina, var. americana, Cass. AMERICAN DUNLIN. 
(200.) Tringa canutus, LL. RED-BREASTED SANDPIPER, ROBIN 
SNIPE. 
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