Da Ey AUD UB ON BU Let N 
ULIFORIMES 
ellow-billed Cuckoo (1) AOU 387 
Three young, June 20, Ogle Co. 
GIFORMES 
reat Horned Owl (1) AOU 375 
One young fledged, April 26, Richland Co. 
arrec! Owl (1) AOU 368 
Two eggs hatched April 12. 
IDIFORMES 
himney Swift (2) OU 423 
Three young, July 6, Christian Co. 
FORMES 
ellow-shafted Flicker (4) AOU 412 
Building nest, April 22, Christian Co.; one young June 14, 
McHenry Co. | 
leated Woodpecker (1) AOU 405 
Two fledged April 12, Richland Co. 
ed-bellied Woodpecker (2) AOU 409 
Young in nest, May 31, Montgomery Co. 
ed-Headed Woodpecker (3) AOU 406 
Young in nest, May 31, Montgomery Co. July 20, Christian Co. . 
owny Woodpecker (3) AOU 394 
Two young with mother at feed station, June 18, Bureau Co. 
SERIFORMES 
astern Kingbird (1) AOU 444 
Two young, July 7, Effingham Co. 
astern Phoebe (6) AOU 456 
Three young, May 13, Woodford Co., average clutch 3.3 
cadian Flycatcher (1) AOU 465 
Eggs in nest, July 3, McHenry Co. 
astern Wood Pewee (1) AOU 461 
Eggs July 13, McHenry Co. 
orned Lark (3) AOU 474 
Three eggs, March 24, Tazewell Co., 3 young, April 12, Tazewell Co. 
ree Swallow (36) AOU 614 
Eggs laid mid-May, young hatched in June, Cook Co. Cool weather 
in late June killed a large proportion of the young birds (apparently 
starvation). One nest contained 11 eggs. Five eggs of 2/3 normal 
size discovered. Submerged aquatic vegetation used as nesting ma- 
terial (Notes from P. Dring). | 
ough-winged Swallow (1) AOU 617 
Five young, August 7, Cook Co. 
arn Swallow (8) AOU 613 ; 
Three to four young, June to August, Cook and Franklin counties. 
