LICL CATALOGUE

Pate 2 INDIAN BLA Ds:

CONTAINING A LIST OF ALL SPECIES KNOWN TO OCCUR IN THE BAHAMA ISLANDS, THE
GREATER ANTILLES, THE CAYMANS, AND THE LESSER ANTILLES, EXCEPTING

THE ISLANDS OF TOBAGO AND TRINIDAD,

CHARLES B. CORY,

FELLOW OF THE LINN-EAN AND ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETIES OF LONDON, MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGISTS UNION, OF
THE BRITISH ORNITHOLOGISTS UNION, OF THE SOCIETE ZOGLOGIQUE DE FRANCE, ETC., HONORARY MEMBER OF
THE CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY

OF SCIENCES, OF THE CHICAGO ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, ETC., ETC.
AUTHOR OF
““THE BEAUTIFUL AND CURIOUS BIRDS OF THE WORLD,” “ THE BIRDS OF THE BAHAMA ISLANDS,”’

“THE BIRDS OF HAITI AND SAN DOMINGO,” ‘‘ A NATURALIST IN THE MAGDALEN ISLANDS,”’
“THE BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES,’’ “A LIST OF THE BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES,” ETC.

PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.

BOSTON, U.S. A

CopyYRIGHT, 1892.

By CHARLES Bs CORY.

BOSTON;

ALFRED MUDGE AND SON, PRINTERS.

PREFACE 5 5 ‘ ; 5

INTRODUCTION. ; 4

‘TABLE OF GENERA AND SPECIES PECULIAR TO THE Wesvr INDIES

List OF THE ORNITHOLOGICAL PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO THE West INpIES, (GEOGRAPHICALLY
ARRANGED A .

Lisr oF THE ORNITHOLOGICAL PUBLICATIONS RELATING YO THE West INDIES, CHRONOLOGICALLY
ARRANGED

CATALOGUE OF West INDIAN Birps

HyporHericaL List

List OF THE KNOWN SPECIES AND SUBSPECIES PECULIAR TO THE DIFFERENT ISLANDS

APPENDIX. 5 i A

INDEX TO ISLANDS

INDEX TO FAMILIES AND GENERA

PaGE.

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PREFACE:

HE present work is intended to be used in connection with the author's “ Birds

of the West Indies,” and references are given in the appendix to all species not

included in that work. The number éefore the name of a species or a subspecies
indicates that it is mentioned in the appendix.

The numbers which /od/ow the name of a group of islands indicate the
different islands belonging to that group on which the species referred to has been
taken; for example, Dendrotca dominica, Bahama Islands, 1-5, would mean that
Dendroica dominica occurs in the Bahama Islands and has been recorded from Great
Bahama and Eleuthera.

Following this plan we separate the West Indies into three somewhat natural

divisions or groups, in each of which the Islands are numbered as follows : —

BAHAMA ISLANDS.

1, Great Bahama; 2, Abaco; 3, Biminis; 4, Berry Islands; 5, Eleuthera; 6,
New Providence; 7, Andros; 8, San Salvador or Cat Island; 9, Exuma Keys; 10,
Great Exuma; 11, Little Exuma; 12, Conception Island; 13, Watling’s Island; 14,
Rum Cay; 15, Long Island; 16, Samana or Atwood’s Cay; 17, Crooked Island; 18,
Fortune Island; 19, Green Cay; 20, Acklin Island; 21, Plana Cays; 22, Maraguna;
23, Miraporvos; 24, Great Ragged Island; 25, North Caicos; 26, Grand Caicos;
27, East Caicos; 28, Turks’ Island; 29, Little Inagua; 30, Great Inagua; 31, Cay

Sal; 32, Anguilla (Bahamas); 33, San Domingo Cay; 34, At Sea.

GREATER ANTILLES.

1, Cuba; 2, Isle of Pines; 3, Grand Cayman; 4, Little Cayman; 5, Cayman-

brac; 6, Jamaica; 7, Haiti and San Domingo; 8, Mona; g, Porto Rico; 10, Cule-

6 PREFACE.

bra; 11, Vieque; 12, St. Thomas; 13, St. John; 14, Tortola; 15, Virgin Gorda; 16,
Anegada; 17, St. Croix.

LESSER ANTILLES.

1, Sombrero; 2, Scrub Island; 3, Dog Island; 4, Anguilletta; 5, Anguilla;
6, Hat Island; 7, St. Martins; 8, St. Bartholomew; 9, Saba; 10, St. Eustatius;
11, St. Christopher or St. Kitts; 12, Nevis; 13, Barbuda; 14, Antigua; 15, Redonda;
16, Montserrat; 17, Guadeloupe ; 18, Grand Terre; 19, Desiradé; 20, Petite Terre;
21, Marie Galante; 22, Les Saintes; 23, Aves Island; 24, Dominica; 25, Martin-
ique; 26, St. Lucia; 27, St. Vincent; 28, Bequia; 29, Canonan; 30, Union Island;
31, Carriacou ; 32, Grenada; 33, Barbados; 34, At Sea.

CHARLES BAGCORY.
DEPARTMENT OF Birps,
MusEUM OF THE BosTON SOCIETY

or Natura. History,

OcroBeER 1, 1892.

INTRODUCTION.

N preparing the present work it was found that much material for comparison was
needed from a number of islands to satisfactorily determine the geographical
distribution of many species.

To obtain these the writer personally made three trips to the West Indies,
and several trained collectors were sent to different islands to procure the needed
specimens. All of the islands of any size, from the Bahamas to Tobago, which
had not previously been collected upon, were visited and more or less thoroughly
explored.

Much valuable material was gathered together in this way, my private
collection alone containing between fourteen and fifteen thousand specimens from
the West Indian Islands, representing nearly all of the known forms, some of them
in large series. In addition to my own collection, I have carefully examined the
West Indian birds in the museum of the Boston Society of Natural History,
which contains among other rarities a fine specimen of the Ava fricolor from
Cuba.

Some of the insular species are fast disappearing, which at one time were
comparatively abundant. The Jamaica Petrel (4strelata caribea) is now
claimed by some of the inhabitants of the island to be entirely extinct. The
disappearance of this bird may be attributed to the introduction of the Mongoose
(Herpestes), which animal, it is claimed, is proving very destructive to the bird life
on many of the islands. It is very probable that several species have become
extinct during the present century, for very little was known about West Indian
ornithology up to the year 1850 and even later. How little, is shown by an able
paper published in 1847 by Dr. Hartlaub, in which he gives a most interesting

account of the work done up to that time.

8 INTRODUCTION.

we

Wallace, in his “ Distribution of Animals*,” states that no less than six species
of parrots were said to have been formerly found in Guadeloupe and Martinique ;
but at the present time not a single species of that family is known to inhabit
either of those islands.

Ledru, in his “ Voyage aux iles Teneriffe, La Trinite, St. Thomas,” etc.,
published in Paris in r8rot, mentions several birds which are now unknown, among
them a green pigeon from St. Thomas.

A species of Ps¢/facus is included in a manuscript lst of Guadeloupe birds
compiled by Dr. L’Herminier about the year 1844. This list was first published by
Mr. George N. Lawrence in the proceedings of the United States National
Museum for 1878.

There are at the present time 293 known species and subspecies of birds
which are peculiar to the West Indies, comprising 107 genera. Of these the
Bahamas possess 25 peculiar species and subspecies of 18 genera, the Greater
Antilles, including the Caymans, Virgin Islands and St. Croix, have 149 species
and races peculiar to them belonging to So genera, and the Lesser Antilles, com-
prising all the islands from Sombrero south to Grenada and Barbados, have 53
peculiar species and subspecies of 27 genera.

There are 38 genera peculiar to the West Indies, of these one is peculiar to

the Bahamas, 24 peculiar to the Greater Antilles, and eight to the Lesser Antilles.

* Wallace, “ Distribution of Animals,” vol. 2, p. 67, 1876. New York.

t Ledru, “ Voyage aux iles Teneriffe, La Trinité, Saint Thomas, Saint Croix et Porto Ricco,” vol. 2, p.39. Paris, 1810.

hABbE OF GENERA AND SPECIES. PECULIAR, TO
THE WEST

IN THE FOLLOWING TABLE THE ISLE OF

PINES

OF CUBA, AND THE CAYMAN GROUP

“astrelata Carbeca, (Carte) cnn. estes vee ine

Sulavicoryie. © Maynard er. cireeus ccm ccniee seas
Dendrocygna arborea. (Linn)...............
Ardea virescens bahamensis. Brews... ......
Ardeaibrunnescens. Gund i25 c.0. 6: ase ee
Rallus longirostris coryi. Maynard............
Rallus longirostris caribzeus. Ridgw..........
Rallus'maculatus. ((Bodd)\e..c)ss5 22-46 225:
Porzana concolor. ((Gosse)is--..--0-2-++ + a: |
Porzana faviventris. (Bodd)/.-.5....-..6...
Mulica) tcaribzeas RIGS Weer erectile: ye si «0101
QGEdicnemus dominicensis. Cory...........--.
Golinus cubanensis.. ((Gould) isos ae eee
(Columbaycorensis,, (Gmelin se ered e+ ec as
Columba caribea. Linn.........-----20.+---|
Golumbaiinornata:” Vigils.a.5.ese--- 0. + oe |

Zenaida spadicea. COory.....-:---++--05+-ee- |

Species peculiar
to the West Indies.

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Genera peculiar
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Genera restricted
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GENERA AND SPECIES PECULIAR TO THE WEST INDIES.

Species peculiar
to the West Indies.

Species peculiar

to a single island.

Species restricted
to two or three

islands.

Genera peculiar
to the West Indies.

Genera peculiar

to a single island

Genera restricted

to two or three

islands,

Zenaida “eastanea, «(Wagl)ic.c...cec.00 onaes

COL ses. sneeeadekiiwderas

Engyptila collaris.
neyptilarwellsie Wawro.) sree. ae grersueieels ee re
Geotrygon martinica. (Gmel) ............... |
Geotrygon caniceps. Gundl.................
Geotrygon mystacea. (Temm)..........
Geotrygon cristata. (Temm)............
Starncenas cyanocephala. (Linn)........
Accipiter gundlachi. Lawr........

Accipiter fringilloides. Vig..............00--
Regerhinus wilsoni, (Cass).............---. |
Rupornis ridgwayi. |
Falco dominicensis.
Falco sparveriodeS. Vig. ..e..csen ss eee nese:
Falco caribbewarum. Gmel...................
Strix pratincola furcata.
Strix glaucops.

Strix nigrescens.
Asio portoricensis. Ridgw..................
Asio stygius. (Wagl)..............0.0.0005.
Asio grammicus. (Gosse)..........-....00-.

Gymnasio nudipes. (Daud).................

Gymnasio lawrencii (Scl et Salv)... ........

Speotyto cunicularia dominicensis.
Speotyto guadeloupensis. (Ridgw).......
Speotyto amaura. Lawr........0--e.eeeceee

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GENERA AND SPECIES

PECULIAR TO THE WEST INDIES.

Species peculiar
to the West Indies.

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Species peculiar
to a single island.

islands,
Genera restricted

to two or three
Genera peculiar
Genera peculiar

Species restricted
to the West Indies.

to a single island,

WNtartricolotys |(BECHRb) kis. sian + asses cn + -

Conurus euops.

Conurus nanus.

Amazona

Amazona collaria. (Linn)

Amazona leucocephala. (Linn).>.:...-....+- |

Amazona caymanensis.

(Linn)

Amazona vittata. (Bodd)

Amazonaagilis, (Guinn). g<4.tsdesar eater cs ae

(Linn)

Amazona agusta. (Vig)

Amazona_ guildingi.

Amazona bouqueti. (Bechst)

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Amazona versicolor. (Miill)..............-..

Coccyzus minor dominic.

Saurothera vetula. (Linn)

Saurothera dominicensis.

(Lafr)

Saurothera merlini. D’orb

Saurotherasvielllotis | pia ge ciereele ec: se clea vous

Bp.
Saurothera bahamensis. Bryant..............

Hyetornis pluvialis. (Gmel).........

Priotelus temnurus. (Temm)
Temnotrogon roseigaster.
Ceryle torquata stictipennis. Lawr...........
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Todus subulatus.

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Todus hypochondriacus. Bryant....... x x

Todus multicolor. Gould......... |) es x

Nesoctites micromegas. (Sundev)........... | x x x x

Campephilus principalis bairdi. Cassin....... | x x

Dryobates villosus maynardi. Ridgw......... | Xx

Xiphidiopicus percussus. (Temm)........... x 7a x x

Melanerpes portoricensis. (Daud)........... x x |

Melanerpes herminieri. (Less)..... x x |

Melanerpes radiolatus. (Wagl)............... &X x

Melanerpes superciliaris. (Temm)........... x x

Melanerpes nyeanus. (Ridgw).............. x x

Melanerpes blakei, (Ridgw)............... | X x |

Melanerpes bahamensis. Cory............... | x x |

Melanerpes caymanensis. Cory.............. | x x

Chloronerpes striatus. (Mill)............... x x

Colaptes chrysocaulosus. Gould......... x x

Colaptes gundlachi. Cory................... x x

Nesoceleus fernandine. (Vig)............... x x x | *

Androstomus cubanensis. Lawr........ ‘ | x x |

Liphonorhis americana. Linn....... ........ | x x x | ™&

Tachornis phcenicobius. (Gosse).... ...... | =e x |

Chesturavacuta.” \(Gm)jac:seeee: bes cee sss. i x

Lampornis dominicus. (Linn) .. ...... x x

Lampornis virginalis. (Gould)............... x x |

Lampornis viridis. (Vjeill)...............0. x x |

Lampornis mango. (Linn)...............0.. x x |

GENERA AND SPECIES PECULIAR TO THE WEST INDIES.

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Species peculiar
to the West Indies.

Species peculiar

to a single island,

Species restricted

Hulampis jugularis. (linn)2.........0....0:
Eulampis holosericeus., (lhinn)..0...........
Authurus: polytmus: “(lihn). 32 ..615...e0ee.-
Mellisuga minima. (Linn).......
Calyptemhelenz.. .(Gundl))=.- 62.3.2. .es-ees-
Wonchayevelynes, (BOUL... 6. 3. esos see cee
WorichavyruraseGOulde 522 aq sasss sss seen - |
Bellona crstata.s s(einn))\s. < aerterys eee vs ee
Bellonavexailiss (Gel) ierercverer ss eeeuiers creas ae oe ere
Bellona exilis ornatus. (Gould)..............
Sporadinus elegans. «((Viellll)icwt. oa cee oe on
Sporadinus| ticcordi. (Gerv)is..s sees cn ogee
Sporadinus maugei. (Vieill)........

Rlatypsatspmigers, | (Gel) cis « seieeiee s elere 6 =
Tyrannus rostratus. Scl....... Siharencr Petoer ecg!
Pitangus caudifasciatus.
IDitansusetayloris = Slate Tava taster ee skeicie cs ye nee
Pitangus bahamensis. Bryant................
Bitan pus: Cab bila sa aWiejeiei- = cieiiesic/eivie ce So
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Myiarchus| denigratus: “Cory... sce. .00 00s.
Myiarchus' stolidus. ‘Gosse..5..% 2. -:s.-.-.-
IMvianchus® sagree, (Gundy i-tissen eee eco ses
Myiarchus antillarum. Bryant............... |

Myiarchus dominicensis. (Bryant)........... |

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Myiarchus tyrannulus oberi. Lawr...........
Myiarchus barbirostris. (Sw)...............
Blacicus pallidus. Gosse...................
Blacicus latirostris. (Verr).................

Blacicus bahamensis, (Bryant)............. |
Blacicus hispaniolensis.
Blacicus caribeeus. (D’orb)................
Blacicus brunneicapillus. (Lawr)............
Blacicus flaviventris. (Lawr)................
Blacicus martinicensis. (Cory)..............
Blacicus blancoi. (Gmel)...................
Ikawrencia, manus, (Lawr)............-..0:.-: |
Hlaineatallax., Sclater.....0..0¢<e...000.0 00

Elainea cotta. Gosse.......

Elainea pagana martinica. (Linn)............
Elainea pagana barbadensis. (Cory).... |
Corvus leucognaphilus. Daud...........
Corvus jamaicensis. (Gmel).................
Corvusisolitamus:) (Wirt..cs-s.-..6s case 0.
Corvus minutus. Gmel....... SGoneecetntrisie eee
Corvus masicus: @lemmi......s.+..-...--..-.
Agelaius humeralis. (Vig)..................
Agelaius xanthomus, (Scl).................. |

Agelaius assimilis. Gundl..............

Sturnella hippocrepis. Wagl.......eeeeee sees
Icterus hypomelas. Bonap..................
Icterus dominicensis. (Linn)............

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Ieterus leucopteryx. (Wagl)....5.<..0.2.5...5- x <<
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@uiscalus fortirostris. Lawr.o..2.....:-..-5- < x
Quiscalus inflexirostris. Swain............... x x<
Quiscalus luminosus. Lawr..............04.. | x x<
Quiscalus guadeloupensis. Lawr............. x x
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@uiscalusicaymanensis. Cory... 2-2-2 5-225.5. x x
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@uiscalus crassirostris. Swain....2...22...:- x x
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Wives;-atroviolaceus: Diorb%,..ci0s5-5s0s5-6s a x
Nesopsar nigerrimus. (Osburn)............-. | x x x
+Loximitris dominicensis. Bryant............. x x
Ammodramus savannarum. (Gmel)........-. ase
+Melophyrrha nigra. (Linn).............----. x x x >
» Pyrrhulagra violacea. (Linn).........--.++6- x x
4 Pyrrhulagra portoricensis. (Daud).......-.--) xX x
» Pyrrhulagra grandis. (Lawr)..........-++--- x
\Pyrrhulagra noctis. (Linn).........----++--+- x
+ Pyrrhulagra noctis sclateri. Allen.....-...... | x x
+ Pyrrhulagra noctis ridgwayi. Cory......-+++-- x

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GENERA AND SPECIES PECULIAR TO THE WEST INDIES.

} Pyrrhulagra noctis grenadensis. Cory........
Pyrrhulagra barbadensis. Cory .

* Pyrrhulagra anoxantha. (Gosse).............
+ Geospiza richardsoni. Cory... ............
+ Euetheia canora. (Gmel)...................
Euetheia lepida. (Jacq).................:-
Sycalis jamaica. Sharpe...................

Saltator guadeloupensis. Lafr

Euphonia musica.
Euphonia flavifrons.

Euphonia sclateri.

Pyrrhuphonia jamaica Bp...

Calliste versicolor.
Spindalis zena.
Spindalis zena stejnegeri.
Spindalis zena townsendi. R
Spindalis pretrii.
Spindalis salvini.
Spindalis multicolor. (Vieill
Spindalis portoricensis.
Spindalis nigricephala. (Jam
Nesospingus speculiferus.
Pheenicophilus palmarum.
Pheenicophilus poliocephalus.
Calyptophilus frugivorus.

Callichelidon cyaneoviridis.

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GENERA AND SPECIES PECULIAR TO THE

Species peculiar
to the West Indies.

Species peculiar
to a single island.

Species restricted
to two or three

islands.

Genera peculiar
to the West Indies.

WEST INDIES.

Genera peculiar
to a single island.

Genera restricted
to two or three

islands.

Hurundoweuchnysea., (GOSSE)).0 0). sjs2c0ee ss
Wulussnuchalis. ~ (Swans) s. iss... ece. cee
Dulussdominicuss (CEM) cin ces ces. see. «
Vireo calidris barbadense. Ridgw............
Wireoicaymanensiss (Cory. ceeds. cree sc ewens
Wareorundlachigy WemDbis; cjsiicn esse ve0 wee
Vireo crassirostris.

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Wino allioaty.” (Cois/ ocdaoesocuaan oie nme mne are

Wireormodestus., ‘Sclatefin.s.ccc.ccs cee ccnaee |

Wareoulatimerts (Baird. ce ccs ces 06's Sieherstshe

Wealetes) osbuimie: sSClatersnmc cies se saa lee sees

Gcereba, bahamensis; Reich vs sisi. -1j0 2 soca
(Ccerebaysharpely (CORY) mre. ne cle cic ess a
Ccereba portoricensis. Bryant................
Coereba bananivora. (Gmel)...............-
Ccereba-flaviola. (Ghinn))/. i106. scsc ce ewes s

Ccereba newtoni. (Baird) ........... One) SPCIOOLS

Ceereba bartolemica. (Sparrm)...........0-. |

@cereba mattinicana. (Reich).....5....:...-
Ceereba barbadensis. Baird................-
Coereba saccharina. (Lawr).......... a voODEGe
Coereba wellsi. Cory.....-...2e sees eevee cess
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Cinclocerthia ruficauda. Gould....... ;
Cinclocerthia macrorhyncha. (Sclater).......
Cinclocerthia gutturalis. Lafr..........
Rhamphocinclus brachyurus. (Vieill).........
Rhamphocinclus brachyurus sanctz-lucia. Cory
Mimus polyglottus elegans. (Sharpe)......... |

Mimus polyglottus portoricensis. Bryant.......

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Cichlherminia herminieri. (Lafr).............

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Mimocichla rubripes. (Temm)...............
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Mimocichla plumbea. (Linn)...............- |
Mimocichla ardesiaca. Vieill....5.5..:.....5
Mimocichla albiventris. (Sclater)......

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Species peculiar
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Species peculiar
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to the West Indies.
Genera peculiar

islands.

to a single island.
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ORNITHOLOGICAL

PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO THE WEST INDIES,

GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

GREAT BAHAMA.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Spfeotyto, which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of the birds obtained by Mr. C. S. Winch on the islands of Great
Bahama and Abaco, Bahama Islands, during June, and on Eleuthera in July, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL., p. 350, 1891. New York, 1891.

Description of an apparently new Certurus from Great Bahama Island,

Bahamas.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 270, 1892. New York, 1892.

ABACO.

Descriptions of four new species of birds from the Bahama Islands.
By Robert Ridgway. Auk III. p. 334, 1886. New York, 1886.

List of birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, during March
and June, 1887.

By A. H. Jennings. Johns Hopkins University Circulars, p. 39, Vol. VII.,
No. 63. Baltimore, 1888.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the
fish commission steamer “ Albatross.”
By Robert Ridgway. Auk, October, 1891, p- 333; New York, 1891.

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LIP BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on
the species of Speotyto which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B, Cory. Auk VIII. p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds obtained by Mr. C. S. Winch on the islands of Great Bahama
and Abaco, Bahama Islands, during June, and on Eleuthera, in July, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 350, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds collected by C.S. Winch in the Caicos Islands and Inagua,

Bahamas, during January and February, and in Abaco in March, 1891.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 295, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.
BIMINIS.

A list of the birds seen at the Bahamas from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with

descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Dr, HeBryant.. “Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VlLp, io2, 150.
Boston, 1859.

A list of birds taken and observed in Cuba and the Bahama Islands, during
March and April, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory... Auk VIII. p. 292, 1891. New York, rS8o1.

BERRY ISLAND.

A list of the birds seen at the Bahamas from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with

descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII, p. 102, 1859.
Boston, 1859.

A list of birds taken and observed in Cuba and the Bahama Islands, during

March and April, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 292, 1891. New York, 1891,

PEE UME BRA,

Description of four new species of birds from the Bahama Islands.
By Robert Ridgway. Auk III. p. 334, 1886. New York, 1886.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 23

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish
commission steamer “ Albatross.”
By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIII., 1891, p. 333. New York, 1891.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Speoty¢o, which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds obtained by Mr. C. S. Winch on the islands of Great Bahama
and Abaco, Bahama Islands, during June, and on Eleuthera in July, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 350, 1891. New York, 1891.

NEW PROVIDENCE.

A list of birds seen at the Bahamas from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with
descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII, p. 102, 1859.
Boston, 1859.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 63, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

Notes on a few birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, not
included in Dr. Bryant's list of 1859.
By 2. J... Brace, Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XUX., p: 240; 1377.
Boston, 1877.

List of birds, chiefly visitors from North America, seen and killed in the
Bahamas in July, August, October, November, and December, 1876.
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 241, 1877.
Boston, 1877.

Observations on some birds seen near Nassau, New Providence, in the
Bahama Islands.
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 243, 1877.
Boston, 1878.
The Isle of Summer or Nassau and the Bahamas.

By Charles Ives. Vol. I. Illustrated (eighteen pages on birds). pp.
247-264. New Haven, Conn., U. S. A., 1880.

24. BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Five new species of birds from the Bahamas.
By C. J. Maynard. The American Exchange and Mart and Household

Journal, Vol. IIE, Nox6;.p- 69, Feb.-5; Boston and New York, 1887.

Descriptions of supposed new birds from Lower California, Sonora and

Chihuahua, Mexico, and the Bahamas.
By William Brewster. Auk V., p. 82, 1888. New York, 1888.

List of birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, during March
and June, 1887.

By A. H. Jennings. Johns Hopkins University Circulars, p. 39, Vol. VII,
No. 63. Baltimore, 1888.

List of birds coilected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish

commission steamer “ Albatross.”
By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIIL, 1891, p. 333. New York, 1891.

The English Sparrow (Passer domesticus) in Nassau, New Providence.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 395, 1891. New York, 1891.

A list of birds taken and observed in Cuba and the Bahama Islands during
March and April, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 292, 1891. New York, 1891.

ANDROS ISLAND.

A list of birds seen at the Bahamas from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with
descriptions of new or jittle-known species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII., p. 102, 1859.
Boston, 1859.
The Birds of the Bahama Islands.
By Charles B. Cory. Vol. I., pp. 24, 25. Boston, 1880.

Five new species of birds from the Bahamas.
By C. J. Maynard. The American Exchange and Mart and Household
Journal, Vol. III, No. 6, p. 69, Feb. 5. Boston and New York, 1887.

Description of a new species of /e¢erus from Andros Island, Bahamas.
By J. A. Allen. Auk, p. 343, 1890. New York, 1890.

The birds of Andros Island, Bahamas.
By John S, Northrup. Auk, p. 64, 1891. New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 25

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Speotyto, which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

GREEN CAY.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish
commission steamer “ Albatross.”
By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIII. p. 333, 1891. New York, 1891.

GREAT EXUMA.

A list of birds seen at the Bahamas, from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with
descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Ir H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc; Nat. Hist. V Ili, p-102; 1859.
Boston, 1859.

EXUMA CAYS.

Birds of the Bahama Islands.
By Charles B. Cory. Vol. I., pp. 21-23. Boston, 1880.

CAT ISLAND OR SAN SALVADOR.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish

commission steamer “ Albatross.”
By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIII., p. 333, 1891. New York, 1891.

WATLING’S ISLAND.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. Hi. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. X1., p.63, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

Description of four new species of birds from the Bahama Islands.
By Robert Ridgway. Auk III. p. 334, 1886. New York, 1886.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish
commission steamer “Albatross.”

By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIIL, p. 333, 1891. New York, 1891.

A list of birds taken on Maraguana, Watling’s Island, and Inagua, Bahamas,
during July, August, September, and October, 1891.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 48, 1892. New York, 1892.

CONCEPTION ISLAND.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish
commission steamer “ Albatross.”

By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIII. p. 333, 1891. New York, 1891.

RUM CAY.

Additions to a list of bird

seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant.

Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 63, 1866. Boston, 1866

Description of supposed new birds from Lower California, Sonora and
Chihuahua, Mexico, and the Bahamas (description of Ardea bahamensis from Rum
Cay).

By William Brewster. Auk V., p. 266, 1888. New York, 1888.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish
commission steamer “ Albatross.”

By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIII. p. 333, 1891. New York, 1891.

LONG ISLAND.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 63, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

List of birds, chiefly visitors from North America, seen and killed in the

Bahamas, in July, August, October, November, and December, 1876.

By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 241, 1877.

Boston, 1877.
The birds of the Bahama Islands.
By Charles B. Cory.

Vol. L., pp. 26-31. Boston, 1880.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 27

SAMANA OR ATWOOD’S CAY.

Note regarding the islands of Maraguana and Samana, Bahamas.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 399, 1891. New York, 1891.

CROOKED ISLAND.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 63, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

ACKLIN ISLAND.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dri: Bryant: Proc. Bost. Soc: Nat! Hist. XI. pi 63, 1866;
Boston, 1866.

FORTUNE ISLAND.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
Bye Or. El. Bryant. Proc. Bost..Soc. Nat. Hist. XI, p163; 1866.
Boston, 1866.

List of birds, chiefly visitors from North America, seen and killed in the
Bahamas in July, August, October, November, and December, 1876.
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc: Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 241, 1877.
Boston, 1877.

THE MIRAPORVOS.

Birds of the Bahama Islands.
By Charles B. Cory. Vol. I, pp. 32-34. Boston, 1880.

MARAGUANA.

Note regarding the islands of Maraguana and Samana, Bahamas.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 399, 1891. New York, 1So1.

A list of birds taken on Maraguana, Watling’s Island, and Inagua, Bahamas,
during July, August, September, and October, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 48, 1892. New York, 1892.

28 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

CAICOS ISLANDS.

List of birds collected by C. S. Winch in the Caicos Islands and Inagua,
Bahamas, during January and February, and in Abaco, in March, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL, p. 295, 1891. New York, 1891.

INAGUA.

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI, p. 63, 1866.
Boston, 1866,

List of birds, chiefly visitors from North America, seen and killed in the
Bahamas, in July, August, October, November, and December, 1876
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 241, 1877.

Boston, 1877.
The birds of the Bahama Islands.

By Charles B. Cory. Vol. I., pp. 35-38. Boston, 1880.

Description of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Speotyto, which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds collected on the island of Inagua, Bahama Islands, from May 1
to July 10, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 351, 1891. New York, 1891.

An abnormal specimen of Coccyzus maynarde.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 394, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds collected by C. S. Winch in the Caicos Islands and Inagua,
Bahamas, during January and February, and in Abaco, in March, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL, p. 295, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

A list of birds taken on Maraguana, Watling’s Island, and Inagua, Bahamas,
during July, August, September, and October, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX,, p.-48, 1892. New York, 1892.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 29

RAGGED ISLAND.

A list of the birds seen at the Bahamas, from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with
descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII., p. 102, 1859.

Boston, 1859.
SAN DOMINGO CAY. (Banamas.)
Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. p. 123, Vol. VIL, 1859.
Boston, 1859.
CAY SAL OR SALT CAY. (Banamas.)
On a collection of birds made on the islands of Anguilla and Cay Sal or

Salt Cay, Bahama Islands, by Mr. Cyrus S. Winch, during May, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 352, 1891. New York, 18ot.

ANGUILLA. (BaAHAmas.)

On a collection of birds made on the islands of Anguilla and Cay Sal or Salt
Cay, Bahama Islands, by Cyrus S. Winch, during May, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 352, 1891. New York, 1891.

BAHAMA ISLANDS.

The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands.
By Mark Catesby. 2 volumes. London, 1754.

Erste Reise nach dem nordlichen Amerika in den Jahren 1822 bis, 1824 von
Paul Wilhelm, Herzog, von Wiirttemberg. p. 68. Stuttgart und Tiibingen, 1835.

A list of the birds seen at the Bahamas from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with
descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII., p. 102, 1859.

Boston, 1859.

Descriptions of two birds from the Bahama Islands, hitherto undescribed.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., [X., p. 279, 1864.

Boston, 1864.

30 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Remarks on the genus Gadeoscoptes, Cabanis, with the characters of two new
genera, and a description of Zurdus plumbcus, Linn.

By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. IX., p. 369, 1865.
(Bahamas.) Boston, 1865:

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant. . Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 63, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

A study of the /ceterzd, by J. Cassin, on Quescalus agleus, from the Bahama
Islands.
Proc. Phila. Acad. Sci., 1866, p. 404. Philadelphia, 1866,

Description of Zyrannus phoebe from the Bahamas.
By E. Coues. Proc. Phila. Acad: Sci., 1872, p. 76. Philadelphia, 1872.

List of birds, chiefly visitors from North America, seen and killed in the
Bahamas in July, August, October, November, and December, 1876.
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 241, 1877.

Boston, 1877.

Notes of a few birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, not
included in Dr, Bryant's list of 1850,
By L. J. K. Brace. .Proc. Bost. Soc: Nat, Hist. X1IX.,\p. 240, 1877.
Boston, 1877,

Descriptions of new species of birds of the families 7vochilide and Tet-
raonide.

By George N. Lawrence (New Providence). Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. I,,
Pp: 50, 1877. New York, 1877.

Observations on some birds seen near Nassau, New Providence, in the
Bahama Islands.
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XIX., p. 243, 1877.

Boston, 1878.
The Birds of the Bahama Islands.

By Charles B. Cory. 1 volume. Boston, 188o.

Description of Ardea cyantrostris from the Bahamas.
By Charles B. Cory. (Separate papers published Oct. 8, 1879; republished
in Birds of the Bahama Islands, Cory.) Boston, 1880.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 3

The isles of Summer or Nassau and the Bahamas.

By Charles Ives, M. A. (18 pages on birds.) New Haven, Conn., 1880.

Description of four new species of birds from the Bahama Islands.
By Robert Ridgway. Auk IIL, p. 334, 1886. New York, 1886.

Five new species of birds from the Bahamas.
By C. J. Maynard. The American Exchange and Mart and Household
journal, Vol TII., No: 6,/p. 69, Feb. 5. Boston and New York, 1887.

List of birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, during March
and June, 1887.

By A. H. Jennings. Johns Hopkins University Circulars, p. 39, Vol. VIL,
No. 63. Baltimore, 1888.

Descriptions of supposed new birds from Lower California, Sonora, and
Chihuahua, Mexico, and the Bahamas.
By William Brewster. Auk V., p. 82, 1888. New York, 1888.

Notes on certain West Indian birds.
By C. J. Maynard. Bull. Newton Nat. Hist. Soc., p. 35, Vol., 1889.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, p. 171, Vol., 1890.

Description of a new species of /e¢erws from Andros Island, Bahamas.

By J. A. Allen. Auk, p. 343, 1890. New York, 1890.

The Birds of the Bahama Islands. Illustrated. Revised edition.
By Charles B. Cory. Boston, 1890.

The birds of Andros Island, Bahamas.
By John S. Northrup. Auk, p. 64, 1891. New York, 1891.

The origin of the Avifauna of the Bahamas.
By Frank M. Chapman. American Naturalist, p. 528, June, 1891.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish

commission steamer “ Albatross.”

By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIIL, p. 333, 189r. New York, 189r.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the

species of Speotyto, which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

32 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

List of the birds obtained by Mr. C. S. Winch on the islands of Great
Bahama and Abaco, Bahama Islands, during June, and on Eleuthera in July, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 350, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds collected on the island of Inagua, Bahama Islands, from May 1
to July 10, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 351, 1891. New York, 1891.

On a collection of birds made on the islands of Anguilla and Cay Sal or Salt
Cay, Bahama Islands, by Mr. Cyrus S. Winch, during May, 189r.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 352, 1891. New York, 1891.

An abnormal specimen of Coccyzus maynardt.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 394, 1891. New York, 1891.

The English Sparrow (Passer domesticus) in Nassau, New Providence.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL., p. 395, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds taken and observed in Cuba and the Bahama Islands during
March and April, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 292, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds collected by C. S. Winch in the Caicos Islands and Inagua,
Bahamas, during January and February, and in Abaco in March, 1891.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 295, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Creda.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p- 37, 18901. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1801.
CUBA.

Notes contained in a letter relating to a bird called in Cuba the A/uszczan.

By C. Clarke. P. Z. S., 1840, p. 153. London, 1840.”

Historie, Physique, Politique et Naturelle de L’Ie de Cuba par M. Ramon

de la Sagra Ornithologie.

Par Alcide D’Orbigny. 2 volumes (1 letterpress, 1 plates). Paris, 1840.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 33

Description of a new rapacious bird in the museum of the Academy of Nat-
ural Sciences of Philadelphia.

By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. III, p. 199, 1847. (Cuba.)
Philadelphia, 1847. =

Aves de la Isla de Cuba, par Juan Lembeye. 1 volume. Habana, 1850. “

Ueber einige neue oder weniger baekannte Vogel Amerikas aus brieflichen
Mittheilungen des Herzog Paul Wilhelm von Wiirttemberg. Mitgetheilt und mit
Anmerkungen versehen von Dr. G. Hartlaub in Naumannia archiv fiir die
Ornithologie. Vol. II, pt. 2, pp. 50-56. Stuttgart, 1852.»

Dr. J. Gundlach’s Beitrage zur Ornitholgie Cubas.
jit. ©: 1855; p. 465, ib. 1856, pp: 1,97. (Cassel. Leipzig, 1855-56-57.”

Ueber die von Dr. Gundlach eingesandten Eier und Nester cubanischer
Vogel, gegeben von Dr. F. A. Thienemann.
ietwO e185 7p. 1454 ,(Cassel:) Leipzig, 1857. 7

| Description of five new species of birds and other ornithological notes of

Cuban species.
By Dr. John Gundlach. Journ. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VI., p. 313, 1857.
Boston, 1857 :

Description of a new species of bird of the genus Sy/vzco/a, Swainson.
By J. Gundlach. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VI., p. 160, 1858. (Cuba)
New York, 1858. +

Notes on some Cuban birds, with descriptions of three new species.
By J. Gundlach. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VI., p. 267, 1858, and observa-
tions on the above by George N. Lawrence, p. 275. New York, 1858.

Descriptions of new species of birds of the genera Chordezles, Swainson,
and Polopétila, Sclater.

By. George N. lawrence. Ann. N.Y. Wye. Nat. Efist. VI, p. 165, 1858:
(Cuba.) New York, 1858. ~~

Ornithologisches aus Briefen von Cuba verfasst von Dr. J. Gundlach. J.f. O.,
1859, Pp. 294, 347: Leipzig, 1859. /

34 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

List of the birds of Cuba compiled from two lists furnished by Dr. John
Gundlach.
By Dr. T. M. Brewer. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Fists V IT po. 306, 1860.
Boston, 1860, “
Zur Ornithologie Cubas. Nach Geo. N. Lawrence und J. Gundlach,
mitgetheilt von R. Albrecht. J. f. O., 1861, p. 198. Leipzig, 1861, ~~

Tabellarische Uebersicht aller bisher auf Cuba beobachteten Vogel.
Von Dr. J. Gundlach. J. f. O., 1861, p. 321. Leipzig, 1861a%4

Zusatze und Berichtigungen zu den Beitragen zur Ornithologie Cubas.
Von Dr. J. Gundlach. J. f.O., 1861, p. 401, ib. 1862, pp. 81, 177.

Leipzig, 1861-62. _

Notes on some Cuban birds, with descriptions of several new species.
By George N, Lawrence. . Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VIL, p..247, 1862. 7a
New York, 1862. 74

Notes on the Pzczdez, with descriptions of new or little-known species.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1863, p. 194; continued p. 322.
Philadelphia, 1863. ”

Revista y Catalogo de las Aves Cubana’s.

Por |;‘Gundlach.. - .Repert, Fisco, Nat-~Cuba I, pps 165, 221, 281, 347, 356,
1865-66. Habana, 1865-60. a

Briefliches von Cuba.
Von Dr. Gundlach. J. f. O., 1866, p. 352. Leipzig, 1866. a

Notes on several West Indian birds.
By J. Cabanis.. J f. O.,.1875,’p. 222. Leipzig, 1875.

Neue Beitrage zur Ornithologie Cuba’s.

Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1875, pp. 293-353. Leipzig, 1875.

On Nesus coopert (Bonaparte) and NV. eundlachi (Lawrence).
By Robert Ridgway. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1875, p. 78.

a Philadelphia, 1875.
Contribucion a la Ornitologia Cubana.

Por el Dr. Juan Gundlach. 1 volume. Habana, 1876. va
Briefliches tiber eine neue Dysporus-Art auf Cuba.
Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1878, p. 298, Leipzig, 1878. /

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 35
Nachtrage zur Ornithologie Cuba’s.
Von Dr. jean Gundlach. J.f.O%, 1881, p. 400. Leipzig, 1881.”

List of birds taken and observed in Cuba’and the Bahama Islands, during
March and April, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 292, 1891. New York, 1891. “

Notes on some species of birds of the island of Cuba.
By Dr. John Gundlach. Auk VIII, p. 187, 1891. New York, 1891. ”

Sketches on Ornithologie, etc.
By N. A. Vigors (on some species of birds from Cuba). Zool. Journ., Vol. ~~
IIL, p. 432, 18 2F.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891. ”

A study of the Sparrow Hawks (Sudgenus Tinnunculus) of America, with
especial reference to the continental species (falco sparverius, Linn.).
By Edgar A. Mearns. Auk IX,, p. 252, 1892. New York, 1892. *

In Cuba with Dr. Gundlach.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 271, 1892. New York, 1892. ¥

ISLE OF PINES. (Cusa.)

Apuntes sobre la fauna de la isla de Pinos in memorias sobre la Historia
natural de la isla de Cuba.
Par Melipe Poey. Pt 38; p. 424. Tomo tr. Habana, 1856-58. ~~

—__— List of birds observed on the isle of Pines during the month of April, 1892,
MS. notes by Dr. John Gundlach.

LITTLE CAYMAN.

A list of birds collected by Mr. C. J. Maynard on the islands of Little

Cayman and Cayman Brac, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 30, 1889. New York, 1889.

Description of a supposed new species of Gannet (Sada cory’) from Little
Cayman.
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, No. 1, Vol. I., p. 40, 1880.
Newtonville, 1889.

36 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Notes on certain West Indian birds (Szdéa coryz).
By C.J. Maynard. Bull. Newton Nat. Hist. Soc., Vol. I. p. 35, 1889.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII. p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

CAYMAN BRAC,

A list of the birds collected by Mr. C. J. Maynard on the islands of Little
Cayman and Cayman Brac, West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 30, 1889. New York, 1889.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Carreba.
By Charles: B. Cery.” Auk VIII, p. 37, 1801. New York, 1891.

GRAND CAYMAN.

Descriptions of thirteen new species of birds from the island of Grand Cay-
man, West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk III. p. 497, 1886. New York, 1886.

A list of the birds collected in the island of Grand Cayman, West Indies,
by W. B. Richardson, during the summer of 1886.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., p. 501, 1886. New York, 1886.

A new V’zreo from Grand Cayman, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IV., p. 6, 1887. New York, 1887.

Catalogue of a collection of birds made by Charles H. Townsend on islands
in the Caribbean Sea, and in Honduras (Grand Cayman).

By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., p. 572, 1887.
Washington, 1888.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

iss)
SI

JAMAICA.

A voyage to the islands of Madeira, Barbados, Nieves, St. Christopher, and
Jamaica, with the natural history of the herbs and trees, four-footed beasts, fishes,
birds, insects, etc., of the last of these islands, in two volumes.

By H. Sloane. London, 1707.

Observations of the nests of the birds of Jamaica.
Byeivichard brill P.5Z..5.; 1841, ps69 London, 1841.

Donation of birds’ skins from Jamaica.
By Richard Hill. P. Z.S., 1844, p. 1. London, 1844.

The Birds of Jamaica.
By P. H. Gosse. 1 volume. London, 1847.

List of a collection of birds made by the late Mr. W. Osborn, in Jamaica,
with notes by P. L. Sclater. P. Z. S., 1861, p. 69. London, 1861.

Zur Ornithologie von Jamaica nach Osborn, Sclater und Gosse. Zusammen-
Pestellt Von R.Albrecht. J. f. O., 1862, p. 192. Leipzig, 1862.

Notes on the birds of Jamaica.
By W. T. Marsh, with remarks by S. F. Baird. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

Phiia., 1863, pp. 150, 283. Philadelphia, 1863-64.

On an undescribed species of Petrel from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica.
By Alexander Carte. P. Z.S., 1866, p. 93- London, 1866.

Note on Geotrygon sylvatica.

By Richard Hill. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila. 1867, p. 130. (Jamaica.)
Philadelphia, 1867.

On a new genus and species of bird.

By R. B. Sharpe. Jamaica. P. Z. S., 1874, p..427. London, 1874.

List of the birds of Jamaica.

By Alfred and Edward Newton. pp. 103-117. Handbook of Jamaica.
Kingston, 1881.

Flelinaia swainsoni in Jamaica.

By ©). Merriam. Auk IT:, p: 377, 1885. New York, 1885.

Sh

38 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Description of an apparently new species of Warbler from Jamaica.
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, p. 30, 1889. Newtonville, 1889.

Notes on some Jamaica birds.
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, Vol. I., pt. 1, p. 39, 1889.

The arrow-headed Warbler of Jamaica (Dendroica pharctra).
By C. J. Maynard. Bull. Newton Nat. Hist. Soc., Vol. I., p. 15, 1889.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica, West Indies. 1. Notes on the habits
of the yellow-billed Tropic-bird (Phaé‘on flavirostrts).
By W. E. D. Scott. Auk VIII, p. 246, 1891. New York, 1891.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica, West Indies. II. A list of the birds

recorded from the island, with annotations.

By, Wa5K. De Scott... Auk VITI+pi1353) 1801- New York, 1891.
ie On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.
* By ‘Charles Bx Cory. Auk VIIT, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

». Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles-B.‘Cory.. Auk, p41, 1801. New York, 1891.
w#
@bservations on the birds of Jamaica. II. A list of the birds recorded from

the island, with annotations.

By Web®. Scott... Auk IX"p. 93 1302. New York, 1892.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica. II. A list of the birds recorded

from the island, with annotations.

By W.sE. Do Scott. “AukwLX. p.1,20; 1592. New York, 1892.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica, West Indies. II. A list of the birds

recorded from the island, with annotations.

By Waa. D. Scott. Auk 1X.) p. 273,71892. New York, 1892.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica. II. A list of the birds recorded

from the island, with annotations.

By W... E. D. Scott2Auk: TX 99366;1S02: New York, 1892.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES 39

HAITI AND SAN DOMINGO.

y Letters on various zodlogical subjects relating to the island of Haiti.

Byelebeame. PZ. 5,1834, pp. 25, 110. London, 1834.
y Notice of a collection of bird skins, formed by J. Hearne, in Haiti.
Pe Za 9. 1835, Pp: 105- ; London, 1835.

Erste Reise nach dem nordlichen Amerika in den Jahren 1822 bis 1824.
Von Paul Wilhelm Herzog von Wiirttemberg. p. 68. Stuttgart, 1835-

Ueber einige neue oder weniger bakannte Vogel Amerikas aus brieflichen-
Mittheilungen des Herzogs Paul Wilhelm von Wiirttemberg. Mitgetheilt und mit
Anmerkungen versehen ven Dr. G. Hartlaub in Naumannia archiv fur die Orni

thologie. Vol. 2, pt. pp. 50-56. Stuttgart, 1852.

Liste des Oiseaux rapportes et observes dans la Republique Dominicaine.
Ancienne partie Espagnole de L’Ile St. Dominique ou D’Haiti, par M. C. Salle,
pendant son voyage de 1849 a 1851. (Communicated by P. L. Sclater-.)

PEL Sel oh 7s Pp. 230: London, 1857.

Notes on an unnamed Parrot from the island of San Domingo, now living in
the Society’s Gardens, and on some other species of the same family.

Byebanlesoclater., \P: Z.-S...1857,.p4.224- London, 1857.

A list of the birds of San Domingo, with descriptions of some new species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 89, 1866.

Boston, 1866.
Description of five new species of American birds.

By Geo. N. Lawrence. Ibis, 1875, p. 383- London, 1875.

Description of a new species of bird of the genus Pedangus.
By Geo. N. Lawrence (San Domingo). Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. XI., p.
288, 1876. New York, 1876.

Descriptions of four new species of Haitien birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club VI, p. 129, 1881.
Cambridge, 1881.

A list of the birds of Haiti, taken in different parts of the island between
Jan. 1 and March 12, 1881.
By Charles B. Cory. Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club. VI., p. 151,_1881.
Cambridge, 1881.

40 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Descriptions of three new species of birds from San Domingo.

By Charles B. Cory. Journ. Bost. Zod]. Soc. IL, p. 451, 1883.

Boston, 1883.
Descriptions of several new birds from San Domingo.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk I., p. 1, 1884. Boston, 1884.

On a collection of San Domingo birds.
By H. B. Tristram. Ibis, 1884, p. 167. London, 1884.

The birds of Haitiand San Domingo.
By Charles B. Cory. 1 volume. Boston, 1885.

Description of a new genus of Zyrannzd@ from San Domingo.
By Robert Ridgway. Auk III., p. 382, 1886. New York, 1886.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Sfeo¢y¢o which occur in the West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Carcba.
By Charles BaCory.. Auk Vill Sp. 37,1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

A study of the Sparrow Hawks (Suégenus Tinnunculus) of America, with
especial reference to the continental species (falco sparverius, Linn.).
By Edgar A. Mearns. Auk IX,, p. 252, 1892. New York, 1892.

MONA.

Gundlach. Journ. fur Ornith., p. 184, 1878. Caban. Orn. Centralblatt Sup.
and Journ., p. 5, No. 1, 1881.

Remarks on a collection of birds made by Wilmot W. Brown, Jr., on Mona
and Porto Rico, during February and a part of March 1892.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 228, 1892. New York, 1892.

PORTO SRICO}

Voyage aux iles de Teneriffe, La Trinité, St. Thomas, Sainte Croix, et Porto
Ricco (from Sept. 30, 1796, to June 7, 1798).
By André Pierre Ledru, with notes and additions by M. Sonnini. 2 volumes.

Paris, 1810.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 4t

Five months in the West Indies.
By E. C. Taylor (including notes on the avifauna of Porto Rico, Dominica,
and Martinique). Ibis, 1864, p. 157. London, 1864.

List of birds from Porto Rico presented to the Smithsonian Institution by
Messrs. Robert Swift and George Latimer, with descriptions of new species or
varieties.

By Dr: HW. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. X., p. 248, 1866.

Boston, 1866.

Aves de la isla de Puerto-Rico segun la coleccion de J. A. Hjalmarson, en
los anales de la Academia real de ciencias de Stockholmomeddeladt, 1869.

Par Prof. Carl Sundevall.

Foglarnepa on Portorico, efter Hr. Hjalmarson’s insambingar framstallda af
Carl Sundevall.
Ofv. Af. K. Vet. Akad. Forh, 1869, p. 593. Stockholm, 1870.

Beitrage zur Ornithologie der Insel Portorico.
Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1874, p. 304. Leipzig, 1874.

Descriptions of five new species of American birds.
By George N. Lawrence, Porto Rico. Ibis, 1875, p. 383- London, 1875.

Apuntes para la Fauna Puerto Riquena.
Por Don Juan Gundlach. Anal. Soc. Esp. Hist. Nat. VII., p. 135, 1878.
Habana, 1878.

Neue Beitrage zur Ornithologie der Insel Portorico. Mitgetheilt von Dr.
Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1878, p. 157. Leipzig, 1878.

Description of a new Owl from Porto Rico.
By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. IV., p. 366, 188r.
Washington, 1881.
Nachtrage zur Ornithologie Portoricos.
Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1881, p. gor. Leipzig, 1881.

Briefliches zur Fortpflanzungsgeschichte des Chlorospingus speculiferus.
Von Dr. Jean Gundlach. J. f. O., 1882, p. 161. Leipzig, 1882.

Beitrage zur Vogelfauna von Portorico.
A. Stahl. Ornis, 1887, p. 448.

42 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1880.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p41, 18901. New York, 1801.

Remarks on a collection of birds made by Wilmot W. Brown, Jr., on Mona
and Porto Rico, during February and a part of March, 1892.
By. Charles, B. Cory.” Auk IX:; p- 226, 1892: New York, 1892.

A study of the Sparrow Hawks (Swdgenus Tinnunculus) of America, with
especial reference to the continental species (Falco sparverius, Linn.).
ByEdgar A. Mearns. Auk IX., p. 252;18092. New York, 1892.

CULEBRA.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cwreba.
By Charles BoCory. (Auk: V IU. p37 1391 New York, 1891.

Sie DEHOMAS:

Voyage aux iles de Teneriffe, La Trinité, St. Thomas, Sainte Croix, et Porto
Ricco: (from sept. 40, 1796, to June 7, 17098).
By André Pierre Ledru, with notes and additions by M. Sonnini. 2 volumes.

Paris, r810.

Description of a new Tyrant-bird of the genus £/aznzea, from the island of St.
Thomas, West Indies.
By Pe lwoclater: .ah.07: >. 1Soo..p aie: London, 1860.

Letter from Alfred Newton, regarding a collection of birds made by Mr.
Riise, in the islands of St. Thomas and St. John, West Indies. Ibis, 1860, Pa 3072
London, 1860.

Catalogue of birds from the island of St. Thomas, West Indies
Collected and presented to the Academy of Natural Sciences by Mr. Robert
Swift, with notes by John Cassin. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci, Phila., 1860, p. 374.
Philadelphia, 1861.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 43

Letter from Prof. Alfred Newton, regarding the occurrence of Ortyx sonnini
in St. Thomas. Ibis, 1861, p. 114. London, 1861.

On a collection of birds made by Messrs. J. E. Benedict and W. Nye, of the
United States fish commission steamer “ Albatross.”

By Robert Ridgway. (St. Thomas.) Proc. US. Nat: Mus. VII., p.
172, 1884. Washington, 1885.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1880.

On a collection of birds made during the winter of 1889-90, by Cyrus S.
Winch, in the islands of St. Thomas, Tortola, Anegada, and Virgin Gorda, West

Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 373, 1890. New York, 18go.
On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cwreba.
By Charles-B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1801.
Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.
ST. JOHN.

Letter from Alfred Newton, regarding a collection of birds made by Mr.
Riise, in the islands of St. Thomas and St. John. Ibis, 1860, p. 307. London, 1860.

Description of a new species of Coot (Fudeca caribea), from the West Indies.
By Robert Ridgway. (Guadeloupe and St. John.) Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus.

WIT; pe 358, 1885. Washington, 1885.
On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.
TORTOERA:

On a collection of birds made during the winter of 1889-90 by Cyrus S.
Winch, in the islands of St. Thomas, Tortola, Anegada, and Virgin Gorda, West
Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 373, 1890. New York, 1890.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

44 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.
Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory, Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1801.
VIRGIN GORDA.

On a collection of birds made during the winter of 1889-90, by Cyrus S.
Winch, in the islands of St. Thomas, Tortola, Anegada, and Virgin Gorda, West

Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 373, 1890. New York, 1890.
On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Careba.
By Charles By Cory... Auk. VIII..p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.
Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.
ANEGADA.

On a collection of birds made during the winter of 1889-90, by Cyrus S.
Winch, in the islands of St. Thomas, Tortola, Anegada, and Virgin Gorda, West

Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 373, 1890. New York, 1890.
On the West Indian species of the genus Cer¢hiola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.
Si. (CRO

Voyage aux iles de Teneriffe, la Trinité, St. Thomas, Sainte Croix, et Porto

Ricco (from Sept. 30, 1796, to June 7, 1798).
By André Pierre Ledru, with notes and additions by M. Sonnini. 2 volumes.
Raniserolo:

Observations on the birds of St. Croix made between Feb. 20 and Aug. 6,
by Alfred Newton, and between March 4 and Sept. 28, 1858, by Edward Newton.
Ibis, 1859, p. 59, continued p. 138, continued p. 252, continued p. 365.

London, 1859.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p, 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

BIRDS OF THE WEST: INDIES. 45

A list of the birds collected in the islands of St. Croix and St. Kitts, West
Indies, during the months of March and April, and in Guadeloupe, during August,
September, and October, 1890.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 47, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Careba.

By Charles Bo Cory. Auk VIII, 'p: 37, 1891. New York, 18o1.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.
SOMBRERO.

Descriptions of new species of birds of the families Vzveontde and Rallide.
By George N. Lawrence. (Sombrero.) Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., 1863,
p- 106. Philadelphia, 1863.

Catalogue of birds collected at the island of Sombrero, West Indies, with
observations by A. A. Julien.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VIII., p. 92, 1867.
New York, 1867.

ANGUILLA. (Lesser ANTILLES.)

On a collection of birds taken by Cyrus S. Winch, in the islands of Anguilla,
Antigua, and St. Eustatius, West Indies, during April, May, June, and a part of
July, 1890.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 46, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds. :
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW.

St. Barthelemy efter de af Dr. A. von Goes, penisanda samlingarna bestamde
af Carl J. Sundevall.
Ofv. Af. K. Vet. Akad. Forh, 1869. p. 579. Stockholm, 1870.

46 ‘BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIILI., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.
SABA.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1880.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

oi. BUSEATIUS:

On a collection of birds taken by Cyrus S. Winch, in the islands of Anguilla,
Antigua, and St. Eustatius, West Indies, during April, May, June, and a part of
July, 1890.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 46, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Careba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1801.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

Si, CHRISTOPHER OR Sil VRIGTs:

Historie générale des iles de S. Christopher, de la Guadeloupe, de la Martin-
ique, et autres dans l’amerique, etc., p. 481. Paris, 1654.
Pat, | a.du <letre. Paris, 1654.

A voyage to the islands ot Madeira, Barbados, Nieves, St. Christopher, and
Jamaica, with the natural history of the herbs and trees, four-footed beasts, fishes,
birds, insects, etc., of the last of these islands.

By H. Sloane. 2 volumes. London, 1707.

Description of a new subspecies of Loxég7//a from the island of St.
Christopher.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. IV., p. 204, 1881.
Washington, 1881.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 47
Description of a new AZyarchus from the West Indies (St. Kitts).
By Charles B. Cory. Auk V., p. 266, 1888. New York, 1888.
Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1880.

A list of the birds collected in the islands of St. Croix and St. Kitts (West
Indies), during March and April, and in Guadeloupe during August, September, and

October, 1890.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 47, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cwreba.

By-Charles B. Cory, Auk VIIT.,p. 37, 1891. New York, 18o1.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B: Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.
NEVIS.

A voyage to the islands of Madeira, Barbados, Nieves, St. Christopher, and
Jamaica, with the natural history of the herbs and trees, four-footed beasts, fishes,
birds, insects, etc., of the last of these islands.

By H. Sloane. 2 volumes. London, 1707.

Description of new species and subspecies of 7vrochzlide.
By Hans Von Berlepsch. Ibis, 1887, p. 294. London, 1887.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama [fslands, with remarks on the

species of Speotyto which occur in the West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 348, 1891. New York, r8or.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.
BARBUDA.

Catalogue of the birds of Antigua and Barbuda, from collections made for
the Smithsonian Institution by F. A. Ober, with his observations.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. UE Sa Nat. Mus? hose.

2, 18758.
Washington, 1878.

as?

48 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES,

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

ANTIGUA.

Catalogue of the birds of Antigua and Barbuda from collections made for
the Smithsonian Institution by F. A. Ober, with his observations.
By George N. Lawrence: Proc:."U./S. Nat. Mus: I: p. 232, 18738:

Washington, 1878.

On a collection of birds taken by Cyrus S. Winch, in the islands of Anguilla,
Antigua, and St. Eustatius, West Indies, during April, May, June, and a part of

July, 1890.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 46, 1891. New York, 1891.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Spcotyto which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

MONTSERRAT.

Exhibition of, and remarks upon, a small collection of birds from the island
of Montserrat.
By be. Sclater.. “PAZ2.S;,. 1879, p:.7oa: London, 1879.

Description of a new species of /c¢erws, from the West Indies.

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., Vol. III., p. 351, 1880.
Washington, 18S8o.

On the birds of Montserrat.

By T. Grisdale. Ibis, 1882, p. 485. London, 1882.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889,

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 49

GUADELOUPE.

Histoire générale des iles de S. Christopher, de la Guadeloupe, de la Martin-
ique, et autres dans l’amerique, etc., p. 481.
Raz j., B- du, Tetre. Paris, 1654.

A third study of the /cteride.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1867, p. 45.
Philadelphia, 1867.

Catalogue of a collection of birds obtained in Guadeloupe, for the Smithso-
nian Institution, by Mr. Fred. A. Ober.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I. p. 449, 1878.
Washington, 1878.

Description of a new species of Coot from the West Indies.
By Robert Ridgway. (Guadeloupe and St. John’s.) Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus.
ALT; p. 358, 1884. Washington, 1885.

List of a few species of birds new to the fauna of tsuadeloupe, with a descrip-
tion of a new species of Ceryle.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. VIII., p. 621, 1885.
Washington, 1886.

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.

Description of new species of birds from the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., p. 381, 1886. New York, 1886.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

A list of the birds collected in the islands of St. Croix and St. Kitts, West
Indies, during March and April, and in Guadeloupe, during August, September,
and October, 1890.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 47, 1891. New York, 1801.

Description of a new subspecies of Cypseféd@ of the genus Chetura, with a
note on the Dzabolitin.
By George N. Lawrence. Auk, p. 59, 1891. New York, 1891.

50 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Speotyéo which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL, p. 348, 1891. New York, 18o1.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.
GRAND TERRE. (GUADELOUPE.)

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.
3y Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.

Descriptions of new species of birds from the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk [II., p. 381, 1886. New York, 1886.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

LA DESIRADE.

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.

Notes on West Indian birds
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cwreba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

MARIE GALANTE.

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.
Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1880. New York, 1889.
On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.

By Charles B. Cory, Auk VIII, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
3y Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 18g1.

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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 51

DOMINICA.

The history of the island of Dominica.
By T. Atwood. London, 1791.

Five months in the West Indies.
By E. C. Taylor (including notes on the avifauna of Porto Rico,
Dominica, and Martinique). Ibis, 1864, p. 157. London, 1864-

Remarks on a rare Parrot from Dominica.
Dyes oclater, | Ps Z.. 5.1865, p. 437: London, 1865.

Descriptions of new species of birds from the island of Dominica.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. I. p. 46, 1878.
New York, 1878.

Catalogue of the birds of Dominica from collections made for the Smith-
sonian Institution, by Frederick A. Ober, together with his notes and observations.

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I, p. 48, 1878.
Washington, 1878.

Descriptions of supposed new species of birds from the islands of Grenada
and Dominica, West Indies.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. I., p. 160, 1879.
New York, 1879.

Description of new species of Cyfselid@ of the genus Chetura.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., Vol. I., p. 255, 1879.
New York, 1879.

Description of a new species of bird of the family 7urdide from the island

of Dominica, West Indies.
By George N. Lawrence, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. III., p. 16, 1880.
Washington, r8So.

Description of a new species of Parrot of the genus Chrysotis from the island
of Dominica.

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. III., p. 254, 1880.
Washington, 188o.

Description of a supposed new form of Margarops from Dominica.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk V., p. 47, 1888. New York, 1888.

52 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.
List of the birds collected by Mr. Ramage in Dominica, West Indies.
By P. L. Sclater. P. Z.S., 1889, p. 326. (M@imocichla ardesiaca albiventris.)
London, 1889.
The deserted domicile of the Déadolitin in Dominica, West Indies.
By Col. H. W. Feilden. Trans. Norfolk and Norwich Nat. Soc., Vol. V.,
p- 24, 1889. Norwich, 18809.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

Description of a new species of AL%mocichla from the island of Dominica,
West Indies.

By), A. -Allens Auk VIN. p:207, 180.1: New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cwreba.

By*Charles B. Cory. “Auk VIII., p..37, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, rSot-
MARTINIQUE.

Histoire générale des iles de S. Christopher, de la Guadeloupe, de la Mar-
tinique, et autres dans l’amerique, etc., p.481.
Par J. B. du Tetre. Paris, 1654.

Five months in the West Indies (including notes on the avifauna of Porto
Rico, Dominica, and Martinique).
By E. €. Taylor. Ibis, 1864, p. 157- London, 1864.

Catalogue of fhe birds collected in Martinique, by Mr. F. A. Ober, for the
Smithsonian Institution.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. I., p. 340.
Washington, 1878.

List of the birds collected by W. B. Richardson in Martinique, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IV., p. 95, 1887. New York, 1887.
Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1880.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Coreba.
By Charles B. Cory...) Anke Vitis Patie toot, New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 53
Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, ps 4h, SOL. New York, 1891
Si EUCLA]
On the birds of the island of Santa Lucia, West Indies.
yee eeoclater« PaZ..S., 1871, ps 263. London, 1871.

Observations of the birds of Santa Lucia.
By J. E. Semper; with notes by P. L. Sclater. P. Z.S., 1872, p- 647.

London, 1872.

On some additional species of birds from Santa Lucia, West Indies.
Byehaenociater, Py Z.S.,/1876; p) 13: London, 1876.

List of the birds of the island of Santa Lucia, West Indies.
By J. A. Allen. Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club V., p. 163, 1880. | Cambridge, 1880.

Remarks on a skin of a Chrysodes from Santa Lucia.
Byeee le oclater.. “PZ. 'S), 1881, p.627. London, 1881.

Description of a new Warbler from the island of Santa Lucia.
By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. V., p. 525, 1882.

Washington, 1882.

Descriptions of new species of birds from the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., p. 381, 1886. New York, 1886.

Description of new species of Rhamphocinclus from Santa Lucia.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IV., p. 94, 1887. New York, 1887.

List of the birds collected by Mr. Ramage in St. Lucia, West Indies.
Dyetae oclater. PZ. St, 188ay p. 304: London, 1889.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

Birds collected on the island of Santa Lucia, West Indies; the Abrolhos
Islands, Brazil; and at the Straits of Magellan, in 1887-88.

By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., Vol. XII., p. 129, 1889.
Washington, 1889.

Notes on the West Indian species of the genus Certhzola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

54 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

ST. VINCENT.

Descriptions of seven new species of birds from the island of St. Vincent,
West Indies.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. I., p. 146, 1878.
New York, 1878.

Catalogue of the birds of St. Vincent, from collections made by Mr. Fred A.

Ober, under the directions of the Smithsonian Institution, with his notes thereon.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S, Nat: Mus. 1.,p..185, 1875.

Washington, 1878.

Field notes on the birds of St. Vincent, West Indies.
By Cibo lister, J bis,. 1880, p- 38: London, 188o.

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.
Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.
On the West Indies species of the genus Certhzola or Careba.

By Charles: B. Cory. Auk VIL, p. 37, 1S91- New York, 1891.
Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891-

GRENADINES.

Lawrence. Proc. U.S.Nat. Mus; p; 277, 1878.

GRENADA.

Catalogue of the birds of Grenada, from a collection made by Mr. Fred. A.
Ober, for the Smithsonian Institution, including others seen by him but not
obtained.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I., p. 265, 1878.
Washington, 1878.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

[al
on

Description of supposed new species of birds from the islands of Grenada

and Dominica, West Indies.
I

By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. I., p. 160, 1879.
New York, 1879.

Characters of a new species of Pigeon of the genus Exgypdtila, from the

island of Grenada.

Indies.

By George N. Lawrence. Auk I., p. 180, 1884. Boston, 1884,

Descriptions of new species of birds of the family Columédide.

By George N. Lawrence. (Grenada.) Auk II. p. 357, 1885. Boston, 1885.

A list of the birds of Grenada.
By JG. Wells. Grenada, 1886.

A list of the birds of Grenada.
By J. G. Wells and G.N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. IX., p. 609, 1886.
Washington, 1886.

Description of a new species of Thrush from the island of Grenada, West

BysGy Neawrence. Ann..N. Y. Acad. Sci. IV.; ps 23, 1887:
New York, 1887.

An account of the breeding habits of Puffinus audubont on the island of

Grenada, with a note on Zenazda rubripes.

By G. N. Lawrence. Auk, Ds 19, 1889. New York, 1889.
Notes on West Indian birds.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.
On the West Indian species of the genus Cer¢hzola or Cereba.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL., p. 37, 1891, New York, 1891.
Notes on West Indian birds.

Byr Charles’ Bs Cory. Auk VIII, p. 41, 1891. New York, 18gr.

BARBADOS.

A voyage to the islands of Madeira, Barbados, Nieves, St. Christopher, and

Jamaica, with the natural history of the herbs and trees, four-footed beasts, fishes,

birds, insects, etc., of the last of these islands.

By H. Sloane. 2 volumes: London, 1707,

56 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

The natural history of the Barbados (11 pages on birds).

By Griffith Hughes. 1 volume. London, 1750.

A history of the Barbados, comprising a geographical and statistical descrip-
tion of the island, and a sketch of historical events since the settlement, and an
account of its geology and natural productions.

By Sir R. H. Schomburgh. London, 1848.

Description of seven new species of American birds from various localities.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila, 1868, p. 360.
(Barbados.) Philadelphia, 1868.

On a small collection of birds from Barbados, West Indies.
Byoe les Sclater. P2Z:S.,1874,.p. 174. London, 1874.

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.

Descriptions of new species of birds from the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk III, p. 381, 1886. New York, 1886,

An apparently new /7/azzea from Barbados.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk V., p. 47, 1888. New York, 1888.

The European Lapwing in the island of Barbados.
By H. W. Feilden. Zodlogist, 1888, p. 301 (August). London, 1888.

Richardson’s Skua in the island of Barbados
By H. W. Feilden. Zodlogist, 1888, p. 350 (September). London, 1888.

On the birds of the Barbados.
By H. W. Fielden. Ibis, 1889, p. 477. London, 1889.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.

By Charles .B. Gory, “Auk, p.37, 1801. New York, 1891.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. a1, 1891. New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES, 57
WEST INDIES IN GENERAL.
Histoire naturalle et morale des iles antilles de l'’amerique.
By C. de Rochefort. Rotterdam, 168r.

Nouveau voyage aux iles d’amerique contenant, l’historie naturelle de ces
pays, l’origene, les mceurs, la religion, et le government de habitante, anciens et
modernes, etc.

By P. Lebat. 10 Vols. Parisw1 722:

A few remarks on the geographical distribution of birds in the West Indies.
By William Denny. Proc. of the Zodl. Soc. of London, 1847, p. 36.
London, 1847.

L Ueber den hentigen Zustand unserer Kenntnisse von Westindiens Orni-
thologie von Dr. G. Hartlaub, in Bremen. Isis, 1847; Heft. VIII., pp. 604-615;
1848, Heft. VI., pp. 400-414.

Five months in the West Indies.
By E. C. Taylor (including notes on the avifauna of Porto Rico, Dominica,
and Martinique). Ibis, 1864, p. 157. London, 1864.

Notes on examination of the birds of the sub-family Ceredznxe.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1864, p. 265.
Philadelphia, 1864.
A study of the Leterzde.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1866, p. ro.
Philadelphia, 1866.
A second study of the /c/eride. ,
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1866, p. 403.
Philadelphia, 1866.

Descriptions of new species of birds of the families 7axagride, Cuculide,
and Trochilide.

By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. of Nat. Hist., Vol. VIII. p. 41,
1867. (West Indies.) New York, 1867.

A third study of the Lc¢eride.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1867, p. 45.
Philadelphia, 1867,

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

The Humming-birds of the West Indies.
By 16) G. Elliot. Ibis, 1372; Pp: 345- London, 1872.

Studies of the 7yrannide. Part I. Revision of the species of AZyarchus.
By Elliot Coues. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. 1872, p. 56.
Philadelphia, 1872.

On a new genus and species of bird from the West Indies.
By R. Bowlder Sharpe. Proc. of the Zool. Soc., London, 1874, p. 427.

London, 1874.
Notes on several West Indian birds.

By JeGabanis. | ets 03 75 ip..222; Leipzig, 1875.

A general catalogue of the birds noted from the islands of the Lesser

Antilles, visited by Mr. Fred. A. Ober, with a table showing their distribution and

those found in the United States.

bution

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., Vol. I., p. 486, 1878.

Washington, 1878.
The geographical distribution of animals.

By Alfred Russell Wallace. Vol. IL, pp. 60-80. (Table showing distri-
of West Indian birds.) New York, 1876.

Camps in the Caribbees.
By Fred. A. Ober. (Several pages on birds.) Boston, 1880.

Notes upon some West Indian birds.
By 2. L. Sclater.— Ibis; 1880, -p; 71. London, 188o.

Description of a new species of /c¢erws from the West Indies.

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. III., p. 351, 1880.
Washington, 1880.

Synopsis of the West Indian J/yiadestes.

By Leonhard Stejneger. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. V., p: 15, 1882.
Washington, 1882.

Notes upon some rare species of Neotropical birds.

By Robert Ridgway. Ibis, 1883, p. 399. London, 1883.

A list of the birds of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. 1 Vol. Boston, 1885.

A list of the birds of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. (Revised edition.) 1 Vol. Boston, 1586,

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 59

Descriptions of new species of birds from the West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., 1886, p. 381. New York, 1886.

On a collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indics.

By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.

On an apparently new Parrot of the genus Coxwrus living in the Society’s
Gardens.

Byes iesoclater, —PZ. 5.1886, ps 538. (West Indies.) London, 1886.

Report of the committee consisting of Mr. Treselton Dyer (secretary), Prof.
Alfred Newton, Prof. Fowler, Mr. Carruthers, and Mr. Sclater, appointed for the
purpose of reporting on the present state of our knowledge of the zodlogy and
botany of the West India Islands, and taking steps to investigate ascertained defi-
ciencies in the fauna and flora. Bath, England, 1888.

The birds of the West Indies, including the Bahama Islands, the Greater and
Lesser Antilles, excepting the islands of Tobago and Trinidad.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., pp. 1-59, 187-245, 337-381, 454-472, 1886;

Auk, pp. 37-51, 108-120, 223-232, 311-328, 1887; Auk, pp. 48-82, 155-159, 1888.

New York, 1886.

Report of the British Association for the advancement of science, pp. 1-28,
1888. London, 1888.

Description of a new AZycarchus from the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 266, 1888. New York, 1888.

Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 1889.

Description of a supposed new species of Gannet (Szda coryt).
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science No. 1, Vol. I., p. 40, 1889.
Boston, 1889.

The birds of the West Indies, including the Bahama Islands, the Greater
and Lesser Antilles, excepting the islands of Tobago and Trinidad. Illustrated.
By Charles B. Cory. 1 Vol. Boston, 1889.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 37, 1891. New York, 1891.

60 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Notes on the West Indian birds (AZ¢mus, Margarops, and Cichlherminta).
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

Descriptions of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Sfeoty¢o which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIIL., p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

A study of the Sparrow Hawks (subgenus Z2zenculus) of America, with
especial reference to the continental species (falco sparverius, Linn.).

By Edgar A. Mearns. Auk IX., p. 252, 1892. New York, 1892.

Die Vogel der Insel Curagao nach einer von Herrn cand. theol. Ernst Peters
daselbst angelegten Sammlung bearbeitet von Hans von Berlepsch.
Cabanis. J. f. O., 1892, pp. 61-122.

ORNITHOLOGICAL
PUBLIGATIONS RELATING TO THE WEST INDIES,

CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED.

Histoire générale des iles de S. Christopher, de la Guadeloupe, de la Mar-

tinique et autres dans l’amerique, etc.
Paul bacuy letre, p. 451. Paris, 16542

Histoire naturalle et morale des iles antilles de l’amerique.
By C. de Rochefort. Rotterdam, 1681.

A voyage to the islands of Madeira, Barbados, Nieves, St. Christopher, and
Jamaica, with the natural history of the herbs and trees, four-footed beasts, fishes,
birds, insects, etc., of the last of these islands.

By H. Sloane. 2 Vols. London, 1707.

Nouveau voyage aux les d’amerique contenant, lhistoire naturalle de ces
pays, lorigene, les meeurs, la religion, et le gouvernment de habitante, anciens et
modernes, etc.

By P. Lebat. 10 Vols. Paris) 1722:

The natural history of the Barbados (eleven pages on birds).

By Griffith Hughes. 1 Vol. London, 1750.

The natural history of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands.
By Mark Catesby. 2 Vols. London, 1754.

Voyage aux iles de Teneriffe, La Trinité, St. Thomas, Sainte Croix, et Porto
Ricco (from Sept. 30, 1796, to June 7, 1798).
By André Pierre Ledru, with notes and additions by M. Sonnini. 2 Vols.
Paris, 1810.
Sketches in ornithology.
By N. A. Vigors. Zod]. Journ. III, p. 422, 1827.

Letters on various zodlogical subjects relating to the island of Haiti.

By, J-blearne. P2Z. Si) 1834; pp. 25-110. London, 1834.
61

62 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Notice of a collection of bird skins, formed by J. Hearne in Haiti.

Pee, Ss 1935) i105. London, 1835.

Erste Reise nach dem Nordlichen Amerika in den Jahren 1822-24.

Von Paul Wilhelm Herzog von Wiirttemburg. Stuttgart und Tubingen, 1835.

Notes contained in a letter relating to a bird called in Cuba the A/uszczan.
By Cetclarkess 10 Zoos odonp. L535 London, 1840.

Histoire physique, politique, et naturelle, de l’tle de Cuba, par M. Ramon De
La Sagra Ornithologie par Alcide D’Orbigny. 2 Vols. (1 letter-press, 1 plates.)

Paris, 1840.
Observations of the nests of the birds of Jamaica.

by krill) PoZe o:, 184i, p60, London, 1841.

Donation of birds’ skins from Jamaica.
By kK. Hull. /P.Z..5., 1844%p. 1 London, 1844.

The birds of Jamaica.
By P. H. Gosse. 1 Vol. London, 1847.

A few remarks on the geographical distribution of birds in the West Indies.
By Wilham Denny. Proc. of the Zool. Soc. of London, 1847, p. 36.
London, 1847.

Description of a new rapacious bird in the museum of the Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. III., p. 199, 1847. (Cuba.)
Philadelphia, 1847.

A history of the Barbados, comprising a geographical and statistical descrip-
tion of the’island, a sketch of historical events since the settlement, and an account
of its geology and natural productions.

By Sir R. H. Schomburgk. London, 1848.

Ueber den hentigen Zustand unserer Kenntnisse von West-indiens Ornith-
ologie, von Dr. J. Hartlaub in Bremen.

Isis, 1847; Heft. VIII, pp. 604-615, 1848; Heft. VI., pp. 400-414.

Aves de la Isla de Cuba.
Par Juan Lembeye. 1 Vol. Habana, 1850.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 63

Description of five new species of birds and other ornithological notes of
Cuban species.
By Dr. John Gundlach. Journ. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. VI., p. 313, 1852.
Boston, 1852.

Ueber einige neue oder weniger bakannte Végel Amerikas aus brieflichen
Mittheilungen des Herzogs Paul Wilhelm von Wiirttemburg-Mitgetheilt und mit
Anmerkungen versehen von Dr. G. Hartlaub in Naumania archiv fiir die Orni-

thologie. Pt. 2, pp. 50, 56. (Cuba and San Domingo.) Stuttgart, 1852.

- -‘Dr. J. Gundlach’s Beitrage zur Ornithologie Cubas.

jet OF 1855, ps 4605; 1b. 1356, pps I-97. © (Cassel) Leipzig, 1855-57.

Apuntes sobre la fauna de la Isla de Pinos in memorias sobre la Historia
Natural de la Isla de Cuba.
Por Eilipe Poey. Pt. 38, p. 424. Fomor. Habana, 1856-58.

Ueber die von Dr. Gundlach eingesendeten Eier und Nester cubanischer
Vogel Gegeben.
5 5
Von Dr. F. A. Thienemann. J. f. O, 1857, p. 145. (Cassel.) Leipzig, 1857.

Liste des Oiseaux rapportes et observes dans la Republique Dominicaine.
Ancienne partie Espagnole de Vile St. Dominique ou d’Haiti, par M. ©. Sallé,
pendant son voyage de 1849 a 1851.

(Communicated by P. L. Sclater). P. Z.5S., 1857, p. 230. London, 1857.

Notes on an unnamed Parrot from the island of San Domingo, now living in
the Society’s Gardens, and on some other species of the same family.
yells oclater, P.:-2.5.,-1857, ps 224. London, 1857.

Description of a new species of bird of the genus Sy/vzco/a, Swainson.

By J. Gundlach. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VI, p. 160, 1858. (Cuba )
New York, 1858.

Notes on some Cuban birds, with descriptions of three new species.
By J. Gundlach. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VI, p. 267, 1858; and observa-
tions on the above by George N. Lawrence, p. 275. New York, 1858.

Description of new species of birds of the genera Chordet/les, Swainson, and

Polioptila, Sclater.
By George N. Lawrenve. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VI., p. 165, 1858.
(Cuba.) New York, 1858.

64 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Ornithologisches aus Briefen von Cuba verfasst.
Von Dr. J. Gundlach. J. f. O., 1859, pp. 294-347. Leipzig, 1859.

A list of the birds seen at the Bahamas from Jan. 20 to May 14, 1859, with
descriptions of new or little-known species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VII., p. 102, 1859.
Boston, 1859.

Observations on the birds of St. Croix, made between Feb. 20 and Aug. 6, by
Aifred Newton, and between March 4 and Sept. 28, 1858, by Edward Newton.
Ibis, 1859, p. 59, continued p. 138, continued p. 252, continued p. 365.
London, 1859.

List of the birds of Cuba, compiled from two lists furnished by Dr. John
Gundlach.
By Dr. T. M. Brewer. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. VIL, p. 306, 1860.
Boston, 1860.

Description of a new Tyrant bird of the genus /7Zazxea, from the island of
St. Thomas, West Indies.
Bye, Ly Sclater, oP) Z25:,-1c60; p; 313. London, 1860.

List of a collection of birds made by the late Mr. W. Osborn in Jamaica,
with notes by P. L. Sclater.
Pa SOO Wp: 00: London, 1861.

Catalogue of birds from the island of St. Thomas, West Indies, collected
and presented to the Academy of Natural Sciences.

By Mr. Robert Swift, with notes by John Cassin. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,
Phila., 1860, p. 374. Philadelphia, 1861.

Zur Ornithologie Cubas, nach George N. Lawrence und J. Gundlach,
mitgetheilt von R. Albrecht.
(tO Son, 1. 19s. Leipzig, 1861.

Tabellarische Uebersicht aller bisher auf Cuba beobachteten Vogel.
Von. Dr: ]{Gundlach. 7 J. O72 18614 s 921. Leipzig, 1861.

Zustaze und Berichtigungen zu den Beitragen zur Ornithologie Cubas.
Von Dr. J. Gundlach. J. f. O., 1861, p. 4o1; sib. 1862, pp. 81, 177.
Leipzig, 1861-62.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 65

Notes on some Cuban birds, with descriptions of several new species.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VII., p. 247, 1862.
New York, 1862.

Zur Ornithologie von Jamaica nach Osborn, Sclater und Gosse, zusammen-
eestellt von R. Albrecht.

r=)
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Notes on the Prezde, with descriptions of new or little-known species.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. 1863, pp. 194-322.

Philadelphia, 1863.

Descriptions of new species of birds of the families Veveontde and Rallide.
By George N. Lawrence (Sombrero). Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci. 1863,
p. 106. Philadelphia, 1863.

Notes on the birds of Jamaica.
By W. T. Marsh, with remarks by S. T. Baird. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sei,
1863, pp. 150-283. Philadelphia, 1863-64.

Five months in the West Indies.
By E. C. Taylor (including notes on the avifauna of Porto Rico, Dominica,

and Martinique). Ibis, 1864, p. 157. London, 1864.

Notes on examination of the sub-family Cwredéne.
By J. Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1864, p. 265.
Philadelphia, 1864.

Descriptions of two birds from the Bahama Islands, hitherto undescribed.
ByeDieiit. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. IX., p. 279, 1864.

Boston, 1864.
Remarks on a rare Parrot from Dominica.
Dymizelemoclatern, 2.2. 5... 1865, px 437- London, 1865.

Remarks on the genus Galeoscoptes, Cabanis, with the characters of two new
genera, and a description of 7urdus plumbeus, Linn.

ByeOnwiia Bryant. § Proc. Bost: Sec. Mat. Hist” UX; ‘pe 3607 13655
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Revista y Catalogo de las Aves Cubana’s por J. Gundlach. Repert Fisico,
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66 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES,

A study of the /eterede.
By John Cassin, Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1866, p. 10. Philadelphia, 1866
A second study of the /cterzde.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1866, p. 403.
Philadelphia, 1866.
List of birds from Porto Rico presented to the Smithsonian Institution by
Messrs. Robert Swift and George Latimer, with descriptions of new species or
varieties.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. X., p. 248, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

A list of the birds of San Domingo, with descriptions of some new species.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XI., p. 89, 1866.
Boston, 1866.

On an undescribed species of Petrel from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica.
By Alexander Carte. P. Z.5., 1866, p. 93- London, 1866,

Additions to a list of birds seen at the Bahamas.
By Dr. H. Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. XL, p. 63, 1866.
Boston, 1866.
A study of the /cferide, by J. Cassin, on Quzscalus agleus from the Bahama
Islands.
Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1866, p. 404. Philadelphia, 1866.
Briefliches von Cuba.
Von Dr. Gundlach. J. f. O., 1886, p. 352. Leipzig, 1866.
Descriptions of new species of birds of the families 7axagride, Cuculide,
and Trochilde.
By George N. Lawrence, Ann. N.Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist, Vol. VII pean
1867. (West Indies ) New York, 1867.
A third study of the /cterzde.
By John Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1867, p. 45.
Philadelphia, 1867.
Catalogue of the birds collected at the island of Sombrero, West Indies,
with observations by A. A. Julien.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist., VIII, p. 92, 1867.
New York, 1867.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 67

Note on Geotrygon sylvatica.
By Richard Hill. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1867, p. 130. (Jamaica.)
Philadelphia, 1867.

Description of seven new species of American birds from various localities.
By George N. Lawrence. (Barbados.) Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1868,
p- 360. Philadelphia, 1868.

Aves de la isla de Puerto Rico segun la coleccion de J. A. Hjalmarson, en
los anales de la Academia real de ciencias de Stockholmo-meddeladt, 1869.
Par Prof. Carl Sundevall. Stockholm, 1860.

Foglarnepa on Portorico efter Hr. Hjalmarson insambingar framstallda af
Carl Sundevall.
Ofv. Af. K. Vet. Akad. Forh, 1869, p. 593. Stockholm, 1870.

St. Barthelemy efter de af Dr. A. von Goes penisanda samlingarna bestamde
af Carl J. Sundevall.
Ofv. Af. K. Vet. Akad. Forh, 1869, p. 579. Stockholm, 1870.

On the birds of the island of Santa Lucia, West Indies.
Dye. oclater. PZ. S., 1871; p. 203: London, 1871.

Observations of the birds of Santa Lucia.
Byala. ocimper, with notes by P.L. Sclater. P.Z. S., 1872; p. 647.
London,

Loa!

372:
Description of Zyrannus phabe from Bahamas. :
By Elliot Coues:: Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1872; p. 76.

Philadelphia, 1872.
The Humming-bird of the West Indies.
By DG. Elliot: “Ibis, 1872, p. 345. London, 1872.

Studies of the Zyrannide. Part I. Revision of the species of Mycarchus.
By elliot Cowes. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat: Sci,, 1872, p+ 56.
Philadelphia, 1872.

On a new genus and species of bird from the West Indies.
By R. Bowlder Sharpe. Proc. of the Zoél. Soc., London, 1874, p. 427.
London, 1874.

On a small collection of birds from Barbados, West Indies.
Byres oclater. » PZ. S., 1874, p. 174: London, 1874.

68 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Beitrage zur Ornithologie der Insel Portorico.

Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f..O., 1874, p. 304. Leipzig, 1874.

Descriptions of five new species of American birds.

By George N. Lawrence. Ibis, 1875, p. 383. London, 1875.

Notes on several West Indian birds.
By J Cabanis. Jat. Of0875,p, 222. Leipzig, 1875.

Neue Beitraége zur Ornithologie Cuba’s.

Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1875. pp. 293-353. Leipzig ei 875.

The geographical distribution of animals.
By A. R. Wallace. Vol. II., p. 60-80, 1876. New York, 1876.

On Nisus coopert (Bonaparte) and V. gundlachi (Lawrence).
By R. Ridgway. Proc. Phila. Acad. Nat. Sci., 1875, p. 78.
Philadelphia, 1875.
Contribucion a la Ornitologia Cubana.
Por el Dr. Juan Gundlach. 1 Vol. Habana, 1876.

On some additional species of birds from Santa Lucia, West Indies.
By dha oelater. os Z,, Sy, 0676, 013: London, 1876.

Description of a new species of bird of the genus Pztangus.
By George N. Lawrence. (San Domingo.) Ann.N. Y. Lyc. Nat. Hist. VI.,
p. 288, 1876. New York, 1876.

List of the birds, chiefly visitors from North America, seen and killed in the
Bahamas in July, August, October, November, and December, 1876.
By N. B. Moore. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist. X1X., p. 241, 1877.
Boston, 1877.

Notes of a few birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, not
included in Dr. Bryant’s list of 1850.
By Io." }x KK: Brace: Proc. ‘Bost. Soc, Nate Hist.x Pxee edo, 1877.
Boston, 1877.

Descriptions of new species of birds of the families Zvochiléide and Tetra-
onde.

By George N. Lawrence. (New Providence.) Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. L,
pA50; 1977. New York, 1877.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES, 69

Apuntes para la Fauna Puerto Riquena
Por Don Juan Gundlach. Anal. Soc. Esp. Hist. Nat. VIL, p. 135, 1878.

Habana, 1878.

Neue Beitraége zur Ornithologie der Insel Portorico Mitgetheilt.
Von Dr. jean Gundlach.. J. O., 1878, p: 157. Leipzig, 1878

Observations on some birds seen near Nassau, New Providence, in the
Bahama Islands.
By IN. 1B. Moore. Proc: Bost. Soc. ‘Nat. Hist. XIX. p. 243, 1877:
Boston, 1878.

Descriptions of new species of birds from the island of Dominica.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. I, p. 46, 1878.
New York, 1878.
Catalogue of the birds of Dominica from collections made for the Smith-
sonian Institution, by Frederick A. Ober, together with his notes and observations.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I, p. 48, 1878.
Washington, 1878.

A general catalogue of the birds noted from the islands of the Lesser
Antilles, visited by Mr. Fred. A. Ober, with a table showing their distribution, and
those found in the United States.

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., Vol. I, p. 486, 1878.

Washington, 1878.

Briefliches uber eine neue Dysforus Art auf Cuba.

Von Dr: Jean Gundlach. J. f. O., 1878, p. 298. Leipzig, 1878.

Catalogue of the birds of Grenada, from a collection made by Mr. Fred. A.

Ober, for the Smithsonian Institution, including others seen by him but not obtained.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I., p. 265, 1878.

Washington, 1878.

Catalogue of the birds of Antigua and Barbuda, from collections made for
the Smithsonian Institution by F. A. Ober, with his observations.

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I. p. 232, 1878.
Washington, 1878.

Descriptions of seven new species of birds from the island of St. Vincent,
' West Indies.

By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sciviiap 14671872:
New York, 1878.

7O BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Catalogue of the birds of St. Vincent, from collections made by Mr. Fred. A.
Ober, under the directions of the Smithsonian Institution, with his notes thereon.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I., p. 185, 1878.
Washington, 1878.
Catalogue of a collection of birds obtained in Guadeloupe for the Smithsonian
Institution, by Mr. Fred. A. Ober.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. 1, p. 449, 1878.
Washington, 1878,
Catalogue of the birds collected in Martinique by Mr, Fred. A. Ober, for the
Smithsonian Institution.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U: S. Nat. Mus. I, p. 349.

Washington, 1878.
Neue Beitrage zur Ornithologie der Insel] Portorico.

Von Dr. Juan Gundlach. J. f. O., 1878, p. 157. Leipzig, 1878.
Lawrence, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., 1878, p. 277. Washington, 1878.

Descriptions of supposed new species of birds from the islands of Grenada
and Dominica. (West Indies.)

By George N. Lawrence. Arn. N.Y. Acad. Scial; p. 160; 1879.
New York, 1879.

Description of new species of Cyfselid@ of the genus Chelura.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., Vol. I, p. 255, 1879.
New York, 1879.
Exhibition of and remarks upon a small collection of birds from the island
of Montserrat.
ys Pye Sclater,” P02. 5.'087.0,p.2704: London, 1879.

Description of a new species of bird of the family 7ardede from the island
of Dominica. (West Indies.)

By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. III., p. 16, 1880.
Washington, 188o.
Description of a new species of Parrot of the genus Crysotzs from the
island of Dominica.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. III., p. 254, 1880.

Washington, 1880.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. Ap

The Isle of Summer or Nassau and the Bahamas.
By Charles Ives. 1 Vol. Illustrated. Eighteen pages (247-264) on birds.
New Haven, Conn., U.S. A., 1880.

Notes upon some West Indian birds.
Bysba leoclater. Ibis; 1880, p: 71: London, 1880.

Description of a new species of /e¢erus from the West Indies.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. III, p. 351, 1880.

Washington, 188o.
Field notes on the birds of St. Vincent, West Indies.

By Cvs leister. Ibis, 1880, p- 38: London, 188o.

The birds of the Bahama Islands.
By Charles B. Cory. 1 Vol. Boston, 1880.

Description of Ardea cyanirostris from the Bahamas.
By Charles B. Cory. (Separate papers published Oct. 8, 1879, republished
in the “ Birds on the Bahama Islands,” Cory.) Boston, 1880.

List of the birds of the island of Santa Lucia, West Indies.
By J. A. Allen. Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club V., p. 163, 1880. | Cambridge, 1880.

Camps in the Caribbees.
By F. A. Ober. (Several pages on birds.) Boston, 1880.

Gundlach. Journ. fur. Orn,, 1878, p. 184. Caban. Orn. Centralblatt sup.
and Journ., p. 5, No. 1, 1881. Leipzig, 1881.

Description of a new subspecies of Zoxigz//a from the island of St.
Christopher.
By George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. IV., p. 204, 1881.
Washington, 1881.
Description of four new species of Haitien birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Bull. Nutt, Orn. Club VLjp- 120138.
Cambridge, 1881.

A list of the birds of Haiti taken in different parts of the island between

Jan. 1 and March 12, 1881.
By Charles B. Cory. Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club VI. p. 151, 1881.

Cambridge, 1881.

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List of the birds of Jamaica.
By Alfred and Edward Newton. Handbook of Jamaica, pp. 103-117.
Kingston, 18St.
Description of a new Owl from Porto Rico.
By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. IV., p. 366, 1881.
Washington, 1881.
Nachtrage zur Ornithologie Portoricos.

Von Dr. Jean Gundlach. J. f. O., 1881, p. gor. Leipzig, 1881.

Nachtrage zur Ornithologie Cubass:
Von Dr. Jean Gundlach. J. f. O., 1881, p. 400. Leipzig, 1881.

Remarks on a skin of a CAryso�s from Santa Lucia.
By Pola Sclater: PZ. 1631, p: 627. London, 1881.

On the birds of Montserrat.

By T. Grisdale. Ibis, 1882, p. 485. London, 1882.

Synopsis of the West Indian .J/yzadesées.
By Leonhard Stejneger. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. V., p. 15, 1882.
Washington, 1882.

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Briefliches zur Fortplanzungsgeschichte des Chlorospingus speculiferus.

Von Dr. Jean Gundlach. J. f.O., 1882, p. 161. Leipzig, 1882.

Description of a new Warbler from the island ot Santa Lucia,
By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. V., p. 525, 1882.

Washington, 1882.

Description of three new species of birds from San Domingo.

By ‘Charles B. Cory.’ ‘Journ. Bost: Zod]. Soc. 11, :p. 451, 1883: Boston arés2:

Notes upon some rare species of Neotropical birds.

By Robert Ridgway. Ibis, 1883, p. 399. London, 1883.

Characters of a new species of Pigeon of the genus Avgypé/a, from the island

of Grenada.

By George N. Lawrence. Auk I., p. 180, 1884. Boston, 1884.

Description of several new birds from San Domingo.

By Charles: BrGory. Aukel.p. 1, 18843 Boston, 1884.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 72
On a collection of San Domingo birds.
By H. B. Tristram. Ibis, 1884, Pp. 167. London, 1884.

Description of a new species of Coot from the West Indies.

By Robert Ridgway. (Guadeloupe and St. John.) Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus.
Vil. p- 358, 1884. Washington, 1885.

Flelinaia Swainson? in Jamaica.

ByeCw. Merriam. Auk’ 11.p. 377; 1885. New York, 1885.

A list of the birds of the West Indies.

By Charles B. Cory. 1 Vol. Boston, 1885.

Description of new species of birds of the family Columdzde.

By George N. Lawrence. (Grenada.) Auk II., p. 357, 1885. Boston, 1885.

The birds of Haiti and San Domingo.
By Charles B. Cory. 1 Vol. Boston, 1885.

On a collection of birds made by Messrs. J. E Benedict and W. Nye of the
United States fish commission steamer “ Albatross.”

Bye wobert: Ridgway. (St. Thomas.) Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus: VIL, p: 172;
1884. Washington, 1885.

Descriptions of four new species of birds from the Bahama Islands.

By Robert Ridgway, Auk III., p. 334, 1886. New York, 1886.

Description of a new genus of Z7yraxnid@ from San Domingo.

By Robert Ridgway. Auk III., p. 382, 1886. New York, 1886.

List of a fe species of birds new to the fauna of Guadeloupe, with a
description of a new species of Cery/e.
By\ George N. Lawrence. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. VIII., p. 621, 1885.
Washington, 1886.

Descriptions of thirteen new species of birds from the island of Grand
Cayman, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., p. 497, 1886. New York, 1886.

A list of the birds collected in the island of Grand Cayman, West Indies,
by W. B. Richardson, during the summer of 1886.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk III., p. 501, 1856. New York, 1886.

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A list of the birds of Grenada.
By J. G. Wells. Grenada, 1886.

A list of the birds of Grenada.
By J. G. Wells and George N. Lawrence. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. IX,, p.
609, 1886. Washington, 1886.

A list of the birds of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. (Revised edition.) 1 Vol. Boston, 1886.

Descriptions of new species of birds from the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IIL, p. 381, 1886. New York, 1886.

Ona collection of birds from several little-known islands of the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Ibis, 1886, p. 471. London, 1886.

On an apparently new Parrot of the genus Cozurus living in the Society's
Gardens.
by boas. Sclater. P.-Z: S,,.0886, p. 538: (West -Indres.) London, 1886.

The birds of the West Indies, including the Bahama Islands, the Greater
and Lesser Antilles, excepting the islands of Tobago and Trinidad.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk IIL, pp. 1-59, pp. 187-245, pp. 337-381, pp. 454-
472, 1886. Auk, pp. 37-51, pp. 108-120, pp. 223-232, pp. 311-328, 1887. Auk,
pp. 48-82, pp. 155-159, 1888. New York, 1886.

List of the birds collected by W. B. Richardson in Martinique, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IV., p. 95, 1887. New York, 1887.

Description of a new species and subspecies of 7vochilide.

By Hans Von Berlepsch. Ibis, 1887, p. 294. London, 1887.

A new Vireo from Grand Cayman, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IV., p. 6, 1887. New York, 1887.

Description of a new species of Thrush, from the island of Grenada, West
Indies.
By George N. Lawrence. Ann: N._Y. Acad’ Sci. 1V 3p, 23, 1887,
New York, 1887.

Description of a new species of Rhamphocinclus from Santa Lucia.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IV.,, p. 94, 1887. New York, 1887.

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Five new species of birds from the Bahamas.
By C. J. Maynard. The American Exchange and Mart and Household
Journal, Vol. III., No. 6, p. 69, Feb. 5. Boston and New York, 1887.

Beitrage zur Vogelfauna von Portorico,
A. Stahl. Orius, 1887, p. 448.

Report of the committee consisting of Mr. Treselton Dyer (secretary), Prof,
Alfred Newton, Prof. Fowler, Mr. Carruthers, and Mr. Sclater, appointed for the
purpose of reporting on the present state of our knowledge of the zodlogy and

botany of the West India Islands. Bath, 1888.

Description of supposed new birds from Lower California, Sonora, and
Chihuahua, Mexico, and the Bahamas.
By William Brewster. Auk V., p. 82, 1888. New York, 1888.

Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, pp.
1-28, 1888. List of the works on West Indian zodlogy read at the Bath meet-
ing of the B. A. A. S., 1888. London, 1888.

Description of a new AZyzarchus from the West Indies (St. Kitts).
By Charles B. Cory. Auk V., p. 266, 1888. New York, 1888.

Catalogue of a collection of birds made by Charles H. Townsend on islands in
the Caribbean Sea and in Honduras (Grand Cayman).
By Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., 1887, p. 572. Washington, 1888.

An apparently new ZZazvea from Barbados.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk V., p. 47, 1888. New York, 1888.

The European Lapwing in the island of Barbados.
By H. W. Feilden. Zodlogist, 1888, p. 301 (August). London, 1888.

List of birds observed at New Providence, Bahama Islands, March to June, 1887.
By A. H. Jennings. Johns Hopkins University Circulars, Vol. VIL, p. 39,
No. 63. Baltimore, 1888.

Richardson’s Sa in the island of Barbados.
By H. W. Feilden. Zoélogist, 1888, p. 350 (September). London, 1888.

76 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.
Description of a supposed new form of Margarops from Dominica.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk V., p. 47, 1888. New York, 1888.
List of the birds collected by Mr. Rainage in Dominica, West Indies
ay, Pe. oclaters oP: Z. S., 1889, p. 326 (ALzmocichla). London, 1889.
The deserted domicile of the Dzadolitin in Dominica, West Indies.
By Col. H. W. Feilden. Trans. Norfolk and Norwich Nat. Soc., Vol. V., p.
24, 1889. Norwich, i889.
Notes on West Indian birds.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 218, 1889. New York, 18809.
On the birds of the Barbados.
By H. W. Feilden. Ibis, 1880, p. 477. London, 1889.
The birds of the West Indies. Illustrated. 2 maps.
By Charles B. Cory. ~Vol.1.,\p.. 324. Boston. 1889.
Description of a supposed new species of Gannet (Szda coryz from Little
Cayman).

By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, No. 1, Vol. I, p. 40, 1889.

The birds of the West Indies, including the Bahama Islands, the Greater
and the Lesser Antilles, excepting the islands of Tobago and Trinidad. _ Illustrated.
By Charles B. Cory, “rv Vol. Boston, 1889.

List of the birds collected by Mr. Ramage in St. Lucia, West Indies.
By Rek.-oclater, ~ Py ZS. 1830) pa 304: London, 1889.

Birds collected in the island of St. Lucia, West Indies, the Abrolhos Islands,
Brazil, and at the Straits of Magellan in 1887-88.
Robert Ridgway. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., Vol. XII., p. 129, 18869.
Washington, 1889.

Description of an apparently new species of Warbler from Jamaica.
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, 1889, p. 30. Newtonville, 1889.

Notes on some Jamaica birds.
By C. J. Maynard. Contributions to Science, Vol. I., pt. 1, p. 39, 1889.
Newtonville, 1889.

An account of the breeding habits of Puffixus aududbonz on the island of
Grenada, with a note on Zenxarda rubripes.

By George N. Lawrence. Auk, p. 19, 1889. New York, 1 89,

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. TG

A list of the birds collected by Mr. C. J. Maynard on the islands of Little
Cayman and Cayman Brac, West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 30, 1889. New York, 1889.

Description of a new species of /c¢eras, from Andros Island, Bahamas.
Bye). Ae Allen. Auk, p. 343; 1890. New York, 18go.

The birds of the Bahama Islands. Illustrated.
By Charles B. Cory. Revised edition. Boston, 1890.

On a collection of birds made during the winter of 1889-90 by Cyrus S.
Winch, in the islands of St. Thomas, Tortola, Anegada, and Virgin Gorda,

West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 373, 1890. New York, 1890.

The birds of Andros Island, Bahamas.
By John S. Northrup. Auk, p. 64, 1891. New York, 1891.

On the West Indian species of the genus Certhiola or Cereba.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 37, 1891. New York, r8o1.

Notes on the West Indian birds (AZimus, Margarops, and Cichiherminia).
By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 41, 1891. New York, 1891.

A list of the birds collected in the islands of St. Croix and St. Kitts (West
Indies) during March and April, and in Guadeloupe during August, September, and
October, 18go.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 47, 1891. New York, 1891.

Description of a new subspecies of Cypselid@ of the genus Chetura, witha

note on the Dzadolitin.
By George N. Lawrence. Auk, p. 59, 1891. New York, 1891.

On a collection of birds taken by Cyrus S. Winch in the islands of Anguilla,
Antigua, and St. Eustatius (West Indies), during April, May, June, and a part of
July, 1890.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk, p. 46, 1891. New York, 1801.

List of birds collected on the Bahama Islands by the naturalists of the fish

commission steamer “ Albatross.”
By Robert Ridgway. Auk VIIL., p. 333, 1891. New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

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Description of new birds from the Bahama Islands, with remarks on the
species of Sfcotyto, which occur in the West Indies.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 348, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds obtained by Mr. C. S. Winch on the islands of Great Bahama
and Abaco, Bahama Islands, during June, and on Eleuthera in July, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII, p. 350, 1891. New York, 1891.

List of birds collected on the island of Inagua, Bahama Islands, from May 1
to July 10, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Adi, VILL. jo. 3519 139 Le New York, 18or.

On a collection of birds made on the islands of Anguilla and Cay Sal or Salt
Cay, Bahama Islands, by Mr. Cyrus S. Winch, during May, 1891.
By Charles B..Cory. Auk VII, p:352, 19r. New York, 1891.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica. I. Notes on the habits of the
Yellow-billed Tropic-bird (Phaélon flavirostris).
By W.-E. Do Scott. Auk VIM. p. 242) 18961. New York, 1801.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica, West Indies. II. A list of the birds
recorded from the islands with annotations.

By WE. D: Scott, Auk VIII. p. 353; 191. New York, rSgr.

An abnormal specimen of Coccyzus maynardi.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 394, 1891. New York, 1891.

The English Sparrow (Passer domesticus) in Nassau, N. P.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 395, 1891. New York, 1891.

Notes regarding the islands of Maraguana and Samana, Bahamas.
By Charles. B. Cory. Auk VII, ip. 399, Tor: New York, 1891.

Notes on some species of birds of the island of Cuba.
By Dr. John Gundlach. Auk VIII, p. 187, 1891. New York, 1891.

Description of a new species, of Mimocichla from the island of Dominica,
West Indies.
By jeeaeeallens SAuk V LUL.p. 217. moon. New York, 18o1.

List of birds taken and observed in Cuba and the Bahama Islands, during
March and April, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 292, 1891. New York, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 79

List of birds collected by C. S. Winch in the Caicos Islands and Inagua,
Bahamas, during January and February, and in Abaco in March, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk VIII., p. 295, 1891. New York, 1891.

A list of birds taken on Maraguana, Watling’s Island, and Inagua, Bahamas,
during July, August, September, and October, 1891.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 48, 1892. New York, 1892.

Observations on the birds of jamaica, West Indies. A list of the birds
recorded from the island, with annotations.
By W.E. D. Scott. Auk IX., p. 9, 1892. New York, 1892.

Observations of the birds of Jamaica, West Indies. A list of the birds
recorded from the island, with annotations.
By Wo E--). Scott.” Auk 1X., p:.120, 1892. New York, 1892.

Observations on the birds of Jamaica, West Indies. A list of the birds
recorded from the island, with annotations.
By Wee Di Scott. Auk 1X.) p. 273, 1892. New York, 1892.

Remarks on a collection of birds made by Wilmot W. Brown, Jr., on Mona
and Porto Rico, during February and a part of March, 1892.
By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 228, 1892. New York, 1892.

A study of the Sparrow Hawks (subgenus 77xunculus) of America, with
especial reference to the continental species (Falco sparverius, Linun.).

By Edgar A. Mearns. Auk IX., p. 252, 1892. New York, 1892.

Description of an apparently new Cez¢urus from Great Bahama _ Island,
Bahamas.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 270, 1892. New York, 1892.

In Cuba with Dr. Gundlach.

By Charles B. Cory. Auk IX., p. 271, 1892. New York, 1892.

Die Vogel der Insel Curacao nach einer von Herrn. cand. theol. Ernst.

Peters daselbst angelegten Sammlung bearbeitet.
Von Hans von Berlepsch. Cabanis, J. f. O., 1892, pp. 61-122.
Leipzig, 1892.

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Abaco. ST Date se Aes 3 2
BINNS A era ce ce. 8B
Berry Islands

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San Salvador (or Cat Island) 8
BAINISCVSH sto sa) See ke cor, 0)
Great Pxuma-o.. =° 4 «4 10
ittlesixaima, eas =e) ye wt DT
Conception Island . . . 12

Cubar. Wye sees om 2 a
S|CxOiMEINGS Oeil sey 62
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Anguillifay 29's 4.4. = 1. 4
ANU Awoe ks aye eo ees 5
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BAHAMA ISLANDS.

Watling?s; Island’ :; 59. =. 9 13
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Samana (or Atwood’s Cay), 16
CrookedMsland >) 3 3 17
Fortune Island. . .. . 18
(Greens Caynemie TO)

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Virgin Gorda
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BYRDS:

ORDER PYGOPRODES:

SusporverR PODICIPEDES.

Famity PODICIPIDA.

Genus COLYMBUS Ixy.

COLYMBUS HOLBGCELLII (Reru.).

SupGeNus Popicers Lavi.

COLYMBUS DOMINICUS (Linn.).. : BAHAMAS, 5, 7, 13;

Genus PODILYMBUS Lesson.

PODILYMBUS PODICEPS (Linn.). % : . BAHAMAS 6;

GRENADA.

AND BARBADOs.

LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 13, 14, 16, 17; 27, 32.

(81)

14; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9

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ORDER LENGIPENNES.

Famity STERCORARIIDA.
Genus STERCORARIUS Brisson.

STERCORARIUS PARASITICUS (Linn.). . ; . : : : BARBADOS,

Famity LARIDA.

Genus LARUS Liyy.

LARUS ARGENTATUS Bruny. i ; 3 P : : 2 BAHAMAS AND Cupa. ~~
LARUS ARGENTATUS SMITHSONIANUS Cougs ; : . BaHaMmas; 6; AND Cuba. =~
LARUS ATRICILLA Linn. . Bauamas, 2, 6, 7, 13, 22, 303; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6; 75-9, 17 3. eo

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 13; 14; 175 32, 33-

LARUS DELAWARENSIS Orp. -. : : : : A : ; : 0 « -Cupa. ¥

LARUS FRANKLINIIT Swans. ann Ricu , : : F 5 ‘ . St. Bak YHOLOMEW,.

Genus GELOCHELIDON Brenun.

GELOCHELIDON NILOTICA (Hassety.). . BAHAMAS, 6, 15, 23, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1; +
LESSER ANTILLES, 33.
Genus STERNA Liny.
SUBGENUS ACTOCHELIDON Kaur.
STERNA MAXIMA Bopp. BAHAMAS, 15,3, 4,5, 6,75 305. GREATER ANTILLES, 1; 2) 6; 7; 9, 165.175 “a
LESSER ANTILLES, I, 13, 14, 17, 27, 32; ANTIGUA,
STERNA SANDVICENSIS ACUFLAVIDA (Cazor). . ; : . 3AHAMAS, 6, 20, 30;
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6,9; LESSER ANTILLES, 14.
SUBGENUS STERNA LINN.
STERNA HIRUNDO Linn. . : . : : . BavaMas, 2, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 6.
STERNA DOUGALLI Mownrac. : ; . Banamas 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 9; =
LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 14, 17, 24, 25, 32

STERNA DOUGALLI GRACILIS (GouLpD). . ANTIGUA AND RiEDOND.

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SUBGENUS STERNULA Bolg.

STERNA ANTILLARUM (Less.). . . BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 7, 30, 31; GREATER ANTILLES, 1,6, 7,9; ©

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 14, 17, 24,

SUBGENUS HaALIPLANA WAGL.
STERNA FULIGINOSA GmeEt. . BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 15, 32; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7,9, 12,173 b
LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 17, 24, 32.
STERNA ANATHETUS Scop. , ; BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 7, 15, 23; GREATER ANTILLES, 1,63 jp

LESSER ANTILLES, I, 17, 24.

Genus HYDROCHELIDON Bore.

HYDROCHELIDON NIGRA SURINAMENSIS (GwMeEt.). ; . GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9.4
HYDROCHELIDON LEUCOPTERA (MEbIsy. AND ScHINz.). . ; : : : BARBADOS.
9. HYDROCHELIDON LEUCOPAREIA Narr... : : : : : : BARBADOS.

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Genus ANOUS. Srepuens.

ANOUS STOLIDUS Jinn. : : : . BAHAMAS, 6, 7, 15; GREATER ANTILLES, T, 6, 735 =

LESSER ANTILLES, 1, 8, 16, 17, 24, 32.

ORDER. TUBINARES:

Famity ,RHYNCHOPIDA.

Genus RHYNCHOPS [yy.

RHYNCHOPS NIGRA Linn. . ; : : : ; ; ‘ . Cupa and Str. Croix.
FaMity PROCELLARIID.
Genus PUFFINUS Brisson.
PUFFINUS MAJOR Faper . ; , . : . ; : : ; . Bananas, 6.
PUFFINUS AUDUBONI Finscu. . ; ; : BAHAMAS, 2,6: GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 7;

LESSER ANTILLES, 16, 33-

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Genus AZESTRELATA Bonar.

Halt! AND (GUADELOUPE.

10. AISTRELATA HASITATA (€KuuHL.).
11. AHSTRELATA CARIBBASA (Carre). JAMAICA.

Famiry OCEANITID-A.

Genus OCEANITES.

- LESSER ANTILLES, 32. ™~

DS, 32

OCEANITES OCEANICUS (Kuut.). Banamas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6

ORDER STEGANOPODEA.

Fami.y PHAETHONTID&.
Grexus PHAETHON Liny.

PHAETHON FLAVIROSTRIS Branpr. BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 8,9;

Lesser ANTILLES, I, 10, 13, 24,-25-

PHAETHON AYTHEREUS Linn, GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9 ; Lesser ANTILLES,'8, 17,.19, 27, 32, 33: wo

Famity SULIDA.
Grxnus SULA Brisson.

SUBGENUS SULA.

12. SULA CYANOPS (SunpEv.). . BAHAMAS, 33; GREATER ANTILLES, 6, 7-
SULA SULA (Linn.). : ‘ BAHAMAS, 23, 24, 33, 34; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 8, 9, 17; a

LESSER ANTILLES, 1, 8, 26, 27, 32, 33.
SULA PISCATOR (Linn.). Cupa, JAMAICA, AND BaRBAbos. 7
SULA CORYI Maynarp . CayMan Brac and Little CAYMAN,

Famity ANHINGIDA.,

Genus ANHINGA Brisson.
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13 ANHINGA ANHINGA (Linn.). Cuba AND IsLE oF PINES.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 85

Famiry PHALACROCORACID.

Genus PHALACROCORAX Brisson.

PHALACROCORAX DILOPHUS FLORIDANUS (Aup.).° . : BAHAMAS, I, 2, 6, 7

7> 13.
Cupa AND ISLE OF PINES.

PHALACROCORAX MEXICANUS (Branpv.). ; ; 3 : BAHAMAS, 13 3 CUBA.

Famiry PELECANID-A.

Genus PELECANUS Inn.
SUBGENUS CYRTOPELICANUS REICH.

14. PELECANUS ERYTHRORHYNCHUS Gme t. : : : 2 Cupa AND IsLE OF PINES.
SuBGENUS LEPTOPELICANUS REICH.

PELECANUS FUSCUS Linn. : BAHAMAS, 2, 3, 4, 7; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 17;

LESSER ANTILLES, I, 13, 14, 24, 25, 275 32

Famity FREGATIDA.

Genus FREGATA Cuvier.

FREGATA AQUILA (Liny.). BaHamas, I, 3, 4,6, 7,13, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 3, OH Yip)

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LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 14, 24, 25, 26, 27, 32; 33-

ORDER ANSERES.

Famiry ANATID-A.
SUBFAMILY MERGINE.

Genus MERGANSER bBnrisson.

15. MERGANSER SERRATOR (Linn.). . : : : 5 ° . ° : . Cupa

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16.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus LOPHODYTES Rercz.

LOPHODYTES CUCULLATUS (Linn.). : : : : 4 ed 5 . Cupa.

SUBFAMILY ANATIN-€.

Genus ANAS Linn.
ANAS BOSCHAS Linn. : . Banamas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6; LESSER ANTILLES, 32.
ANAS OBSCURA Gm_EL. . ; : ‘ : : ; . CUBA AND JAMAICA.

SuBGENUS CHAULELASMUS Bonar.

ANAS STREPERA Linn. . : : i ; : ; : : Cuba AND JAMAICA.

SurGenus MAarkrCA STEPHENS.

ANAS AMERICANA GmMeL. : ; ‘ : : ; : GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9, 12.

Genus NETTION Kauvp.

NETTION CAROLINENSIS Ger. Banamas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6; LESSER ANTILLES, 32-
Genus QUERQUEDULA Sternens.

QUERQUEDULA DISCORS Linn.

LESSER ANTILLES, I, 8, 32, 33.

Genus SPATULA Boirr.

SPATULA CLYPEATA (Linn.). Z . GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 9, 12; LESSER ANTILLES, 33.

Genus DAFILA StrepHens.

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DAFILA ACUTA (Linn.). . : . . : , ; . GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9. ~

DAFILA BAHAMENSIS (Liny.). : 5 3 5 , BAHAMAS, 2, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30;

Ppcect)

GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9, 123 LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 14, 17. va

Genus AIX Borr.

AIX SPONSA (Linn.). . F 5 ; ‘ . - 5 ‘ GREATER ANTILLES, T, 6.

Genus AYTHYA Bor.

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AYTHYA AMERICANA (Eyron). . : f ‘ . BaHAMAs, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6. —

AYTHYA VALLISNERIA (Wits.). : : ; F zs 3 GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6. “

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SUBGENUS FULIGULA STEPHENS.

AYTHYA MARILA NEARTICA Srejn. . : ; , P ‘ F . BaHamas, 13, 14.
AYTHYA AFFINIS (Eyton). BAHAMAS, 6, 25, 26, 27; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9, 12, 15, 17.
AY REVAL COLLARIS: (Donov.). ~. 2 : : BaHamas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9.

Genus GLAUCIONETTA ‘Stejy.

GLAUCIONETTA CLANGULA AMERICANA (Bonap.). . 4 - BAHAMAS (AT SEA),

Cuba AND Barpapos,
Genus CHARITONETTA SteEjy.

CHARITONETTA ALBEOLA (Linn.). . 3 : : f , : 5 . - CUBA.
Genus OIDEMIA Freminec.

SuBGENUS PELIONETTA Kaup.

OIDEMIA PERSPICILLATA (Linn.). . é . é : : 5 5 Ss Jamaica.

Genus ERISMATURA Bonar.

ERISMATURA RUBIDA (Wits.). . : : : BAHAMAS, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9 ;

LESSER ANTILLES, 32, 33-
Genus NOMONYX Ripeway.

NOMONYX DOMINICUS (Linn.). GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 9, 17.

SUBFAMILY ANSERINE.

Genus DENDROCYGNA Swainson.

DENDROCYGNA AUTUMNALIS (Liny.). . : : : : : é : Jamatca.
DENDROCYGNA VIDUATA (Liny.). . . : ‘ ; ; : . Cupa, Barpabos.
DENDROCYGNA ARBOREA (Liny.). . . Bananas, 7; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 15.

Genus CHEN Borr.

“CHEN HYPERBOREA NIVALIS (Forst.). . BaHAMas, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6,9.

CHEN CASRULESCENS (Linn.). . 5 : : : 5 . E : : - Cusa.

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Genus ANSER Brisson.

ALBIFRONS GAMBELLI (Har?..).

Gexus BRANTA Scopo_t.

BRANTA CANADENSIS (LINN.). .

BRANTA

BERNICLA (Linn.).

ORDER, ODONTOGLOSSZ.

Famiry PHCENICOPTERID-A.

Genus PHCENICOPTERUS Linn.

Cupa.

. JAMAICA.

BARBADOS.

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ORDER HERODIONES.

SuzporperR IBIDES
Famiry PLATALEIDA.

Genus AJAJA Rercu.

AJAJA AJAJA (Linn.). . BAHAMAS, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7 ;

GUARA
GUARA

PLEGADIS AUTUMNALIS. (HassEna.).

ALBA
RUBRA (Liny.).

Famity IBIDIDA.

Genus GUARA Reicu.

( Linn.). : ; : ‘ ; : . GREATER ANTILLES,

Genus PLEGADIS Kauvp.

PLEGADIS GUARAUNA. (Linn.).

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LESSER ANTILLES, 3

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GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6.

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SuporDER CICONIA.
Famity CICONIINZ.
SUBFAMILY TANTALINA.
Gexus TANTALUS Ly.

TANTALUS LOCULATOR Lixn. GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6. —7

SusorpEer HERODII.
Famiry ARDEIDA,
SUBFAMILY BOTAURINA.
Grexus BOTAURUS Hermann.
BOTAURUS LENTIGINOSUS (Monvac.). GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 9.
Genus ARDETTA Gray.
ARDETTA EXILIS (GmMet.). . : 3 ; : 3AHAMAS, IT; GREATER ANTILLES, T, 6, 9. a
SUBFAMILY ARDEIN.
Genus ARDEA Ly.

ARDEA OCCIDENTALIS <Auvp. : 5 : : : : . GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 9. —
ARDEA HERODIAS Linn. . . BAHAMAS, 3, 4, 6, 7, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 9, 17 3 ~
IbESSER: ANTILLES; 1, 8; 135, 14, 16) 175 25> 27, 32> 33¢
SupGenus Heropias Bor.
ARDEA EGRETTA GmeL. . 6 : é BaHaMas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7,9;
LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 33.
SuBGENUS GARZETTA Kauvp.
ARDEA CANDIDISSIMA GmeEL. . ; . BaHaMas, 1, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9; Se
LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 14, 16, 17, 24, 27, 32; ANTIGUA.
Supcenus DicHroMaNnassa Ripew.
ARDEA RUFESCENS GME. . . BAHAMAS, 1, 2, 6, 7, 25, 26, 27; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7- vw

SupcENUS HypRANASSA BatrD.

ARDEA TRICOLOR RUFICOLLIS (Gosse). : : BAHAMAS, 4, 6, 7, 13, 22, 25, 26, 275

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6,9. ~~

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

go
Supcenus FLoripa Bairp.
ARDEA CAZERULEA Linn. BaHaMas, 6, 7; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7,9, 143 W
LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 10, 13, 14; 24, 25, 26, 27, 32-
SurGenus Buroripes BLyvH.
20. ARDEA VIRESCENS Linn. BAHAMAS, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15 16, 20, 22, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 3, 4,
5, 6, 9, 14, 15, 175 Lesser ANTILLES, DI, 14, 17, 19, 25, 26, 33.
21. ARDEA VIRESCENS BAHAMENSIS Brewsr. BAHAMAS, 2, 3, 6, 7, 13, 143; LESSER ANTILLES( ?)

BrewsTER, AuK V., p. 83, 1888.

ARDEA BRUNNESCENS Gunpt.

GENUS
NYCTICORAX N-ZVIUS (Bopp.).

NYCTICORAX

SuBGENUS NYCTHERODIUS REICH.

NYCTICORAX VIOLACEUS. (Linn.).

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 5, 6, 9, 12, 15, 173

NYCTICORAX StepHens.

BAHAMAS, 2

LESSER ANTILLES, 1, 8, 17,

Cory Bos. W. 1., p. 298, 1889.

Cuba. a

vr

. BAHAMAS, 2, 7; GREATFR ANTILLES, 1, 2,

6,9; LeSSER ANTILLES, II, 14.

Ber Ayn 5300) pg ley LO 22 sus Ols

LQ; 205,32: ve

ORDER PAT WDICOLA:

Suporper GRUES.

Famiry GRUIDA.

Genus GRUS Pattas.
GRUS MEXICANA (Murt.). : ‘ :

SuporpER RALL]
Famti.y ARAMIDA.
ARAMUS Vir.

GENUS

ARAMUS GIGANTEUS (Bonap.). ° :

Cura anp Ise or Pines, ~

: Z
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 25.6, 75.9. V

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. gI

Famity RALLIDA.
SUBFAMILY RALLINAE.

Genus RALLUS Linn.
RALLUS ELEGANS Auvp. : ; ; A : : ap ELS F : . Cupa. ¥
RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS CARIBASUS Rinew. . : ‘ . GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 9; ~~
LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 14, 17.
22. RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS CORYI (Maynarp). . : : : : BAHAMAS, 2, 4, 6, 7-
RALLUS MACULATUS (Bopp.). . : : : é F ; : : : . Cupa.r
RALLUS VIRGINIANUS Linn. : . $ A ; : ; : - : - SCUBAS as
Genus PORZANA ViriLt.

PORZANA CAROLINA (Linn.). . é 2 . Banamas 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9, 173 ve
PORZANA CONCOLOR (Gossk). . ; : : : é : é : : Jamaica.

PORZANA FLAVIVENTRIS (Bopp.). . ; : 3 3 : : JAMAICA AND CupA. ©
23. PORZANA NOVEBORACENSIS (Gmet.). . : : é ; : : : . CuBa

SUBGENUS CRECISCUS CABANIS.

PORZANA JAMAICENSIS (GMEt.). 6 : 5 2 : : GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6. 7
SUBFAMILY GALLINULIN.

Genus IONORNIS Retcu.
IONORNIS MARTINICA (Liny.). : , BaHaMas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2
LESSER ANTILLES, 24, 26, 27, 32, 33-
Genus GALLINULA.

GALLINULA GALEATA (Licut.). Banamas, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 12, 173 MS

LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 13, 14, 16, 17, 21, 26, 32, 33.

SUBFAMILY FULICIN.

Genus FULICA Livy.

FULICA AMERICANA Gwme_et. : BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 14; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2,6, 7,9, 173; °
Lesser ANTILLES, 8, 27, 32, 33-

FULICA CARIB4A Rincw. . : : GREATER ANTILLES, 9, 13; LESSER ANTILLES, 14, 17.

Q2 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Famuy JACANIDA.

Genus JACANA Brisson.

JACANA SPINOSA (Linn.). . . F A : p . GREATER ANTILLES, 1,2, 6, '7;,.0. 6

Famity RECUORVIROSTRID-A.

Genus RECURVIROSTRA Livy.

RECURVIROSTRA AMERICANA Gmae-. . GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6; LeSSER ANTILLES,

33. ¥

Genus HIMANTOPUS Bbarisson.

HIMANTOPUS MEXICANUS (MULL.). . Bauvamas, 6, 7, 22, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, =

0

7, 9, 14, 173; LESSER ANTILLES, 135 14, 27, 33:

ORDER ~EIMMICOLA:

Famity SCOLOPACID. Leacu.
Gexus PHILOHELA Gray.

PHILOHELA MINOR (GmeL.). . = ; i . : : : A s Jamaica.

Genus GALLINAGO.

GALLINAGO DELICATA (Orp.). . : : : . BAHAMAS, 6 ; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6,9;

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 13, 14, 27, 32, 33-

Genus MACRORHAMPHUS Leacu.

24. MACRORHAMPHUS GRISEUS (GmMEL.). ‘ . : BAHAMAS, 6 ; GREATER ANTILLES, 6 ;
LrssSER ANTILLES, 33-

MACRORHAMPHUS SCOLOPACEUS (Say.). j : : . GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 16. ~~

Genus MICROPALMA Bairp.

f
MICROPALMA HIMANTOPUS (Bonap.). . ; : 3 GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 16;
f

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 32, 33>

_

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus TRINGA Linn.

SUBGENUS ‘TRINGA.

TRINGA CANUTUS Linn. . . : : : - GREATER ANTILLES, 6; LESSER ANTILLES, 32.

SUBGENUS ACTODROMAS Kaup.

TRINGA MACULATA | VieILL. : : BAHAMAS, 6, 22; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6, 9, 17; se
LESSER ANTILLES

—TRINGA FUSCICOLLIS Vien. . : ‘ ; . Bavamas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6;

3185 275 325.33-

LESSER ANTILLES, 26, 33.
TRINGA MINUTILLA Vien. : - BaHamas, 6, 22, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6,9, 17; =~

LESSER ANTILLES, 17, 26, 27, 32.
SUBGENUS ANCYLOCHEIDUS Kaup.
25. TRINGA FERRUGINEA Bruny. GRENADA.

Genus EREUNETES I1cer.
EREUNETES PUSILLUS (Liny.). : BaHamas, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 3, 6, 9,16;

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 13, 14, 17, 24, 32, 33-

EREUNETES OCCIDENTALIS (Lawe.). : : : 5 ‘ . GREATER ANTILLES, 1. ~~
Genus CALIDRIS Cuvier.

CALIDRIS ARENARIA (Liny.). . P . Bananas, 6, 23; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9, 16; 1
LESSER ANTILLES, 17, 27, 33-

Genus LIMOSA brisson.

LIMOSA FEDOA (Linn.). 3 - : GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 9; LESSER ANTILLES, 32. 2—

uM

LIMOSA HAZMASTICA (Linn.). . 2 3 . GREATER ANTILLES, 1; LESSER ANTILLES, 33. 2

Genus TOTANUS Becustein.

: po
TOTANUS MELANOLEUCUS (Gmez.). : . BaHAMAS 6 ; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 9; “

TOTANUS FLAVIPES (GMeEt.). . BAHAMAS, 5, 6, 13, 14, 22, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 3, 6,—°

LessER ANTILLES, 8, 14, 26, 32, 3

ion)

9, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, I, 8, LE, 13, 20, 375 325 33-
SuBGENUS RHyYACOPHILUS Kaup.

TOTANUS SOLITARIUS (Wits.). : : ; : : . GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6,93 +

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 13, 14, 17, 26, 32.

94

2h

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus PAVONCELLA [Leacu.

PAVONCELLA PUGNAX (Linn.). : : : 5 . : s : BARBADOS.

Genus SYMPHEMIA Rarinesque.

SYMPHEMIA SEMIPALMATA : : ; : BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 7, 22, 25, 26, 27, 30;

GREATER ANTILLES, T, 2, 6, 9, 16; LrsseR ANTILLES, 13, 14, 32, 33- wm

Genus BARTRAMIA Lesson.

BARTRAMIA LONGICAUDA (BEcHs?.) : : . BAHAMAS, 22; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6; ,—

ACTITIS MACULARIA

LESSER ANTILLES, 32, 33.

Genus TRYNGITES Caranis.

TRYNGITES SUBRUFICOLLIS (ViEmt.). . : GREATER ANTILLES, CUBA, AND BARBADOS. “a

Genus ACTITIS.

(LInn.). . BAHAMAS, 1, 3, 6, 7, 23; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 8,9; ae

LESSER ANTILLES; 8, 17, 245,25; 26, 27, 32), 33.

Genus NUMENIUS Brisson.

NUMENIUS LONGIROSTRIS Wits. F . GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6; LESSER ANTILLES, 27. 7

NUMENIUS HUDSONICUS Larn.

BAHAMAS, 34; GREATER ANTILLES, 9, 16;

234

LLESSER“ANTILERS, I, 13) 14;.32, 33.

NUMENIUS BOREALIS (Forsr.). A : GREATER ANTILLES, 9 ; LESSER ANTILLES, 32.

FAMILY CHARADRIID-.

Genus VANELLUS Brisson.

VANELLUS VANELILUS (Luinn.). 3 : : : . é . : SARBADOS.

Genus CHARADRIUS Inv.

SUBGENUS SQUATEROLA CUVIER.

CHARADRIUS SQUATEROLA (Linn.). . Bananas, 5, 6, 7; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6,9, 15 ;/ 6 vo

?

LESSER ANTILLES, 27, 32, 33-

SUBGENUS CHARADRIUS LINN,

CHARADRIUS DOMINICUS Mur. . : BAHAMAS, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9, 173 —

LESSER ANTILLES, I, 8, 13, 14, 19, 24, 27, 32, 33°

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES, 95

Genus AEGIALITIS Bore.

SUBGENUS OXYECHUS REICHEN.

ZEGIALITIS VOCIFERA (Liny.). . : : u : . BAHAMAS, 3,6, 7, 13, 20,22, 30;
GREATER ANTILLES, T, 2, 6, 7, 9, 12, 15,16; Lrsskr ANTILLES, Be,
SUBGENUS AFGIALITIS Boir.

fEGIALITIS SEMIPALMATA Bonap. BaHamas, 2, 3, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6, 77.95 10's we

IWESSER) ANTIULES, 2, 8°03, 175.26, 275 325 33:

fEGIALITIS HIATICULA (Liny.). ‘ ; : : : : : : . Barpapos.
EGIALITIS MELODA (Orbp.). : . : . BaHamas, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9. ~
ZEGIALITIS NIVOSA Cass. . s . : : : d i : : a CUBASE

SUBGENUS ACHTHODROMUS REICHEN.

ASGIAEIIIS WILSONIA. (Orp.). .. ; ; : BAHAMAS; 1,13; 65,7, 025203 225235820);

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 7, 9, 12, 15, 16. —~

SUBFAMILY ARENARIINA.
Genus ARENARIA Brisson.

ARENARIA INTERPRES (LinN.). BaHamas, 1, 5,6, 13, 22, 30; GREAVER ANTILLES, 1, 3,6, 7,9; ©

LESSER. ANTILLES, 1, 8, 245, 275 Sly 325 33°

Famiry HAZ MATOPODID-A.

Genus HAFKMATOPUS Lin.

HAEMATOPUS PALLIATUS Temm. Bananas, 2, 6, 7, 22, 25, 26,27, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1,7,93 ¥
LrssER ANTILLES, 8.

Famity CEDICNEMID-.
Genus CEDICNEMUS Teno.

EDICNEMUS DOMINICENSIS Cory . : : - : F : é San Dominco,

96 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

ORDER. CALEINA::

Susorper PHASIANI.
Famity PHASIANID-.
Grxus NUMIDA Luyy.
NUMIDA MELEAGRIS Linn. : GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9; LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 33.
Famiry GRACIDA.
SUBFAMILY PENELOPINAE.

Genus ORTALIS Merrem.

29. ORTALIS RUFFICAUDA Jarp. . ; . : . Unton Istanp AND GRENADINES.

Famity TETRAONIDE-E.

SUBFAMILY PERDICIN~.

Genus COLINUS Less.
COLINUS CABANENSIS (GouLp). ; ; ! . Cupa, IstE or Pines, AND Porro Rico. ce
30. COLINUS VIRGINIANUS (Liyy.). . F ; BAHAMAS, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 6, 7, 17;

LESSER ANTILLES, 14, 31, 33:

Genus EUPSYCHORTYX Goutp.

EUPSYCHORTYX SONNINII (Temm.). : : : : ; 3 . Str. THOMAS.

ORDER (;COLU NBA

Famity COLUMBID-A.

Genus COLUMBA Linn.
COLUMBA LEUCOCEPHALA Linn. 5 F : BAHAMAS, 2, 3, 4, 6; 7, 19, 22, 25, 26, 27%5

. : rf e > pace
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 15, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 14, 16, 17.
COLUMBA CORENSIS Get. , < . : . GREATER ANTILLES, 1,7; 9, 173 va

LESSER ANTILLES, 10, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27, 32.

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36.

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BIRDS OF

COLUMBA CARIBAEA Linn.
COLUMBA INORNATA Vic. .

THE WEST INDIES. Q7

Jamaica AND Porro Rico

GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 7, 9.

Genus ZENAIDURA Bonar.

ZENAIDURA MACROURA (Liny.).

ECTOPISTES MIGRATORIUS (Liny.).

BAHAMAS, 2, 5; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, Ws. OaVe

Genus ECTOPISTES Swains.

Genus ZENAIDA Boyar.

ZENAIDA ZENAIDA (Bonap.).

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 10,14; 27528

ZENAIDA SPADICEA Cory
ZENAIDA CASTANEA (Wact.).

LESSER ANIJILLES, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26

ZENAIDA VINACEORUFA Rinew.

3AHAMAS, 1, 2,6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 25, 26, 27, 30;

ae
2 JO°
GRAND CAYMAN.
. GREATER ANTILLES, 17 ;

2

LG
2 4) 25, 29; 39; 31; 32:

GRENADA, GRENADINES, AND CURACOA.

Genus ENGYPTILA Swunpbevatt.

ENGYPTILA JAMAICENSIS (Liny.).
ENGYPTILA COLLARIS Cory
ENGYPTILA WELLSI Lawe. .

MELOPELIA LEUCOPTERA (Liny.). .

JAMaIca.
GRAND CAYMAN.

GRENADA.

Genus MELOPELIA Bonap.

BAHAMAS, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7.

Genus COLUMBIGALLINA bBoie.

COLUMBIGALLINA PASSERINA (Linn.). Bananas, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21,

GEOTRYGON
GEOTRYGON
GEOTRYGON
GEOTRYGON

GEOTRYGON

225025, 205127, 30.5) GREATER, ANTILLES, 1, 2553, 4,5, 05 75 Oy 9s L405 LOsm digs

LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 24, 25, 26, 28, 20; 31, 32, 33:

Genus GEOTRYGON Gosse.

MARTINICA (GMEL.).
MONTANA (Liny.).
CANICEPS GunbL.
MYSTACEA (TeEmm.).

CRISTATA (TEmm.).

3AHAMAS, I, 5, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7,9;

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7, 9, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27, 32.

LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 24, 25, 26;
GREATER ANTILLES, 17-

Jamaica.

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28.

ACCIPITER FRINGILLOIDES: Vic.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES,

Genus STARNCENAS Bonar.

STARNCENAS CYANOCEPHALA (LInn.).

ORDER RAPT ORES.

SuporDeR SARCORHAMPHLI.
Famity CATHARTID-A.

Genus CATHARTES ILticer.

CATHARTES AURA (LInn.). ‘ : . . BAHAMAS, 2, 7

Rohe

Genus CATHARISTA VIEILL.

CATHARISTA ATRATA (Bartr.).

Suporper FALCONES.
Famity FALCONID-.
SUBFAMILY ACCIPITRINE.
Genus ELANOIDES Viet.
ELANOIDES FORFICATUS (Linn.).

Genus ROSTHRAMUS Lesson.
ROSTHRAMUS SOCIABILIS (Viettt.).

Grenus REGERHINUS Kavp.
REGERHINUS WILSONI (Cass)...
REGERHINUS UNCINATUS (TEmm.)..

Genus CIRCUS Lacepepe.
CIRCUS HUDSONICUS .(Linn.).

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Genus ACCIPITER Brisson.

ACCIPITER GUNDLACHI Lawr.

ACCIPITER VELOX (Wits:).

BAHAMAS, 6, 30 3

3 G : - CuBa.

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6.

Cuba AND JAMAICA.

CuBA AND JAMAICA.

Cuna AND IsLe or PINES.

Cura.

GRENADA,

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 33-

CuBA.

BAHAMAS, 6.

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Vv

Cupa, Hari, aNb SAN Dominco.~

40.
40.
40.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 99

4 Genus RUPORNIS Kavp.
RUPORNIS RIDGWAYI Cory : : : F Hartt AND San DomINGo.
RUPORNIS MAGNIROSTRIS Kaur. . F : : : f : . MARTINIQUE.
Genus BUTEO Couvirer.
BUTEO BOREALIS (GmMe1.). 5 : . BAHAMAS, 2, 6, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 7,9; “
LessER ANTILLES, I1. + 4
BUTEO LATISSIMUS (Wits.). ‘ : : s : : : GREATER ANTILLES, 1,9;
LESSER ANTILLES, 14, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 33:
Genus URUBITINGA Lesson.
URUBITINGA ANTHRACINA (Licut.). GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6; LESSER ANTILLES, 27, 32. +
SUBFAMILY FALCONINA®.
Genus FALCO Lin.
SUBGENUS RHYNCHODON NITZSCH.
FALCO PEREGRINUS ANATUM (Bonap.). . BAHAMAS, 6, 13, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, ~
9g, 15 ; LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 13, 14, 33.
SUBGENUS -EssALON KAUup.
FALCO COLUMBARIUS Linn. : : BAHAMAS, 2, 7, 13; GREAYER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7,9, ~
12, 15, 19; LESSER ANTILLES, IT, 32.
SUBGENUS ‘TINNUNCULUS VIEILL.
FALCO SPARVERIUS Linn. . : j BAHAMAS 6; GREATER ANTILLES, I, 7, 13, 14, 16, 17. ¥
FALCO DOMINICENSIS Get. . : : . Harri, San Dominco, AND Porto Rico (?).
FALCO SPARVERIODES Vic. ; ‘ : : : : : F : é > ‘Cups *
FALCO CARIBBAXARUM Gme_L. . : 3 ; GREATER ANTILLES, 9, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17;
LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 10, II, 13, 14, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 32.
Genus POLYBORUS Viel.
POLYBORUS CHERIWAY (Jacg.). é : : : : : Cupa AND IsLE OF PINES. L~

SUBFAMILY PANDIONINA.
Genus PANDION Savicny.

PANDION HALIZZTUS CAROLINENSIS (GMEL.). . . Bawamas, 6, 20, 25, 26, 27, 30;

GREATER ANTILLES, T, 2, 6, 7,9; LESSER ANTILLES, 14, 24, 27, 32, 33-

Tere)

43:

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Susorper STRIGIS.
Famity STRIGIDA.,

Genus STRIX Linn.

STRIX PRATINCOLA Bonap. . 3 A . Bananas, 6, 7, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 6;

STRIX PRATINCOLA FURCATA (Temm.).
STRIX NIGRESCENS Lawre. .
STRIX GLAUCOPS Kavp.

SUBFAMILY BUBONINE.

Genus ASIO_ Brisson.
ASIO ACCIPITRINUS Patt. .
ASIO PORTORICENSIS Ripew.
ASIO STYGIUS. (Wact.).
ASIO GRAMMICUS (Gossr).

Genus GYMNASIO.
GYMNASIO NUDIPES (Daup.).
GYMNASIO LAWRENCEII (Sci. anp SALyv.).

Genus PSEUDOSCOPS kKavp.

PSEUDOSCOPS GRAMMICUS (Gossr).

Genus SPEOTYTO G1tocer.

SPEOTYTO GUADELOUPENSIS (Rinc.).
SPEOTYTO AMAURA Lawe. .

SPEOTYTO CUNICULARIA FLORIDANA Rupe.
SPEOTYTO CUNICULARIA DOMINICENSIS Cory

Genus GLAUCIDIUM bor.

GLAUCIDIUM SIJU (D’OrB.). . .

0
LESSER ANTILLES, 32, 33.

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 5, 6.

Str. VINCENT, Dominica, AND GRENADA.

Haiti AND SAN Domtnco.

CuBa.
. Porro Rico.
Cuba AND ISLE OF PINEs.

Jamaica.

GREATER ANTILLES, 9, 12, 13, 17.

Cuba AND ISLE OF PINEs.

JAMAIca.

. GUADELOUPE AND-Sv. NEVIS.

ANTIGUA. /Uec#@

BAHAMAS, 5, 6, 7, 10, 16, 30, 31.

Harti AND SAN Dominco.

Cupa ANp ISLE OF PINES.

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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

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ORDER PSIPEAGE,

Famity PSITTACIDA.

SUBFAMILY CONURINE.

ARA Bess.

GENUS

ARA TRICOLOR (Becust.). .

Genus CONURUS kunt.

Cupa, IsLE or PINES, AND JAMAICA. “7

Cura anp Iste or Pines. ~
Sr. THOMAS.
Jamaica.

San Dominco anp Mona.

Harri AND SAN DOMINGO.
Jamaica.
Cuba, BAHAMAS, 2, 18, 20, 30.
GRAND CAYMAN.
. Porto Rico.
JAMaIca.
Dominica.
. ST. VINCENT.

Dominica.

CONURUS EUOPS (WacL.). .
45. CONURUS PERTINAX (Liy.).
CONURUS NANUS (Vic.).
46. CONURUS CHLOROPTERUS (SovuancE).
SUBFAMILY PIONINAE.
47. Genus AMAZONA Lesson.
AMAZONA SALLZEI (ScLatEr).
AMAZONA COLLARIA (Lmvy.).
48. AMAZONA LEUCOCEPHALA (Linn). .
49. AMAZONA CAYMANENSIS (Cory).
AMAZONA VITTATA (Bopp.).
AMAZONA AGILIS (Liyy.). .
AMAZONA AUGUSTA (Vic.).
AMAZONA GUILDINGI (Vic.).
AMAZONA BOUQUETI (BEcust.).
AMAZONA VERSICOLOR (MULL.).

Sry JEucias

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

ORDER COCCYGUS.

Susorper CUCULL
Famity CUCULIDZ-.
SUBFAMILY CROTOPHAGIN-E.
Genus CROTOPHAGA Ly.

CROTOPHAGA ANI Linn. . 5 : .. BAHAMAS, Tp. 25,345 590s Tadd D5, Loy 255 20

ea) fare) 273
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 14, 15, 16, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 26, 27, 32. ~~
SUBFAMILY COCCYGIN&.
Genus COCCYZUS ViEmI.
COCCYZUS AMERICANUS (Liny.). ‘ : : ; : . BAHAMas, 6, 13, 30, 31, 32
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 33. ~
COCCYZUS ERYTHROPTHALMUS (Wits.). ‘ : P : 5 : : ee GUBAW Es
ECOCEYZUS MINOR (GMEL.). : : : GREATER ANTILLES, IT, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 173
[vesseR ANTILLES, 135, 14, 16; 17, 245.25, 26;7275.20, 20, 303.31; 32.
COCCYZUS MINOR MAYNARDI Rinew. BAHAMAS, -A5n5 305 7) Dash Ash 2 bei 2 Oneness On
GREATER ANTILLES, 3, 6, 7, 9.
COCCYZUS MINOR DOMINIC SuHeEtty. Sr. Lucia, GreNapa, Dominica, AND Porto Rico.
Genus SAUROTHERA Viemt.
SAUROTHERA VETULA (Liny.). : JAMAICA.
SAUROTHERA DOMINICENSIS Larr. : : : : : Hatt AND San Dominco.
SAUROTHERA VIEILLOTI Bp. . : - ' 5 5 ‘ 3 , Porto Rico. \
SAUROTHERA MERLINI D’Ors.

SAUROTHERA BAHAMENSIS Bryant. F , : : : : . BAHAMAS, 5, 6, 7.

Genus HYETORNIS Sciater.

HYETORNIS, PLUVIALIS (GMeEL.). . ‘ - : eer pe ee Lees Jamaica.

CUBA. —

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

SusorpDer TROGONES.
FAMILY TROGONIDZ-.

GENUS

PRIOTELUS Gray.

3. PRIOTELUS TEMNURUS

(TEMM.).

wn

7

Cupa AND IsLE OF PINEs.
Genus TEMNOTROGON Bonar.
54. TEMNOTROGON ROSEIGASTER (VIEILL.). San DOomINco.
SuporpER ALCYONES.
FAMILY ALCEDINID-A.
Genus CERYLE Bor.
CERYLE ALCYON (Linn.). Banamas, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7; 19, 22; GREATER ANTILLES, 1,6, 7,8, 9, 17; *~
LESSER ANTILLES, 8, IT, 13, 14, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27, 32, 33.
CERYLE TORQUATA STICTIPENNIS (Lawe.). . GUADELOUPE.
FAMILY TODIDA.
Genus TODUS Linn.
TODUS HYPOCHONDRIACUS Bryanr . Porro Rico.
TODUS MULTICOLOR GouLp Cupra AND JSLE OF PINES. —
TODUS VIRIDIS Linn. . Jamaica.
TODUS SUBULATUS GouLp . Hartt AND San DoMINGo.
TODUS SUBULATUS ANGUSTIROSTRIS Larr. . San Dominco anp Haiti.
55. TODUS PULCHERRIMUS SuHarPE . JAMAICA (?).

ORDER PICI.

FAMILY PICIDA.
SUBFAMILY PICUMNIN#.
Genus NESOCTITES Haroirt.

56. NESOCTITES MICROMEGAS (Sunpev.).

Hartt AND SAN DomiNco.

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65.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

SUBFAMILY PICIN/E.
Genus CAMPEPHILUS Gray.
CAMPEPHILUS PRINCIPALIS BAIRDI
57. Genus DRYOBATES Bor.

DRYOBATES VILLOSUS MAYNARDI Ripew.

Genus SPHYRAPICUS Bairp.

Cupa. —

BAHAMAS, I, 2, 6, 7.

SPHYRAPICUS VARIUS (Liny.). . 2 : F : . BAHAMAS, 3, 5, 6, 14, 25, 26, 27 5

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2,6, 17. ~

Genus XIPHIDIOPICUS Bonap.

XIPHIDIOPICUS PERCUSSUS (TrEmm.).

Genus MELANERPES Swains.

Cupa AND Iste oF Pines.

MELANERPES PORTORICENSIS (Daup.). ‘ ; : Porto Rico aNnp Sr. THOMAS.
MELANERPES L’HERMINIERI (LEss.). . GUADELOUPE.
MELANERPES RADIOLATUS Wact. Jamaica.
MELANERPES SUPERCILIARIS (TeEmm.). Cupa.
MELANERPES NYEANUS Ripew. : : ; : ; . Wariinc’s IsLtanp, Banamas.

MELANERPES BLAKEI Ripvcw.
MELANERPES CAYMANENSIS Cory .
MELANERPES BAHAMENSIS Cory

63. Genus CHLORONERPES Swains.

CHLORONERPES STRIATUS (Mutt.).

Genus COLAPTES Swains.

COLAPTES CHRYSOCAULOSUS GunpDL.
COLAPTES GUNDLACHI Cory

Genus NESOCELEUS Sciater anp SALvIN.

NESOCELEUS FERNANDINAZ (Vic.).

. ABACO.
GRAND CAYMAN.

. GREAT BaHnaMa ISLAND.

Hartt and San Dominco.

Cupa. ~

GRAND CAYMAN.

Cuba.

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SuBorDER CAPRIMULGI.
Famity CAPRIMULGIDZA.
Genus NYCTIBIUS Viet.
NYCTIBIUS JAMAICENSIS (Gmet.). . ; A . 4 ; is Z : Jamaica.
Genus CHORDEILES Swans.
CHORDEILES VIRGINIANUS (Gmet.). ; ‘ ; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6; BARBADOS.
CHORDEILES MINOR Cap. . BaHamas, 1, 2, 6,7, 18, 20, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 7.
Genus ANTROSTOMUS Gourp.
ANTROSTOMUS RUFUS (Bopp.). : . : : : ; : % A Sx bverae
ANTROSTOMUS CAROLINENSIS (Gmet.). Bananas, 7, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 7, 9.
ANTROSTOMUS CUBANENSIS Lawe. . : ; : : : 5 : : . Cupa.
ANTROSTOMUS VOCIFERUS (Wits.). F 3 5 : ; 2 3 . Porto Rico.
Genus STENOPSIS Cassin.
STENOPSIS CAYENNENSIS (GmMEL.). . . ; ‘ MARTINIQUE, ‘TOBAGO, AND TRINIDAD.

Genus SIPHONORHIS Sctrater.

SIPHONORHIS AMERICANUS (Linn.). A 3 Z ; : é s F JAMAICA.

SuporDEer CYPSELI.
FAMILY MICROPODID.
SUBFAMILY CHASTURINE.
Genus CYPSELOIDES Srreveet.

CYPSELOIDES NIGER (GmMEL.). . . GREATER ANTILLES, I, 6, 7, 9; LESSER ANTILLES, 17, 27. “

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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

68 Genus TACHORNIS Goss.
Genus CYPSELUS ILtic.

CYPSELUS PHQCENICOBIUS (GossE). . : : : : . GREATER ANTILLES, T, 6 7.

Genus CHA®TURA STEPHENS.

CHAETURA ACUTA (GMEL.). 5 . Dominica, GUADELOUPE, Str. Lucia, AND ST. VINCENT.
CHAETURA CINEREIVENTRIS GUIANENSIS . : : , ; : . GRENADA.
CHATURA POLIURA TeEmm. : : F ‘ : ‘ . St. VINCENT AND GRENADA.

SupGENus Hemiprocne NI?TzscH.

CHA:STURA ZONARIS (SHaw). . : . Jamaica anpb Cura, Harri aNnD San DomINco(?)°*

SusorpDer TROCHILI.

Famity TROCHILIDA.

Genus GLAUCIS Bore.

GLAUCIS HIRSUTA (GMEL.). ‘ : ‘ : : : é : . ‘ GRENADA.

Genus LAMPORNIS Awains.

LAMPORNIS DOMINICUS (Linn.). : , . Harti, San Dominco, AND Porto Rico(?).

LAMPORNIS VIRGINALIS Gou.Lp : : . Anecapa, Porto Rico, AND St. THOMAS( ?).
LAMPORNIS VIRIDIS (VIEILL.). : . : ; : : 3 : . Porto Rico.
LAMPORNIS MANGO (Linn.). . : : : : , b 5 : JAmatca.

Genus EULAMPIS Borr.
EULAMPIS JUGULARIS (Linn.). : : LESSER ANTILLES, 11, 12, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27.
EULAMPIS HOLOSERICEUS (Liny.). ; F . GREATER ANTILLES, 12, 14, 15, 16, 173
IGESSER" ANTILLES, 85:9, TO; 11,03; 14, 16; 17, 18,19, 2192425 c0s2i7,63219 35
Genus AITHURUS Cap. anp Hen.

AITHURUS POLYTMUS (Linn.). . : : é a : 5 ° . . JAmaIca.

Genus THALURANIA Goutp.

THALURANIA BICOLOR (GmMEL.). ' : : - , : 3 : Dominica.

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Genus TROCHILUS Lymn.

TROCHILUS COLUBRIS Lin. . 3 ‘; 5 . Banamas, 6; Cupa AND Porto Rico

Genus CALYPTE Goutp.
CALYPTE HELEN GunpDL. A ‘ f F F A é : Cupa.

Genus MELLISUGA bBbriss.

MELLISUGA MINIMA (Liny.). . 2 5 2 A Jamaica, Haiti, AND SAN DomINco

Genus DORICHA Retcu.

DORICHA EVELYN4 (Bourc.). BAHAMAS, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7,8, 12, 13, 14, I5, 20,

/

25,
DORICHA LYRURA GouwLp . ; c : : é : ; Ixacua (Lone Istanp?).

26, 27, 31, 34.

Genus BELLONA ReIcHENB.

BELLONA CRISTATA (Linn.). . ; ; : 3 ; ; GRENADA AND BARBADOS.
BELLONA EXILIS (Gmet.). : ; , ; . GREATER ANTILLES, 9, 12, 15, 16, 17;
LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 9; 10, IT, 12, 13, 14, 16,17, 18, 19, 21, 24,25, 26:

BELLONA EXILIS ORNATUS (GouLp). ‘ 5 ; . 5 ; ‘ . St. VINCEN1

Genus SPORADINUS Bonar.

SPORADINUS ELEGANS (VIEILL.). : : : : = F Hartt AND SAN DOMINGO.
SPORADINUS RICCORDII (Gerv.). . 5 : 3 : CuBa AND BAHAMAS, I, 2, 6, 7.
SPORADINUS MAUGEI (VIEILL.). : : , ‘ z ; . . Porto Rico.

ORDER PASSERES.

SupnorpER CLAMATORES.
Famity CONTINGID-.

79. GEnus PLATYPSARIS Sciater.

PLATYPSARIS NIGER (GMEL.). + : é é ° : ° . . ° Jamaica.

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Famity TYRANNID-.

Genus MILVULUS Swans.

MILVULUS TYRANNUS (Liny.). 5 ; : A : 5 : : GRENADA.

Genus TYRANNUS Cuv.

TYRANNUS ROSTRATUS Sc.LaTEer LESSER ANTILLES, 13, 14; 24; 25, 27, 32, 33-
TYRANNUS MAGNIROSTRIS D’Orps. . . BAHAMAS, 25, 26, 27, 303; Cuba AND IsLE or PINEs.
TYRANNUS DOMINICENSIS (Gmet.). BAHAMas, 1,-2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 9, 13, 15, 19, 20, 22, 30, 31 5
GREATER. ANTILLES, 1; 2; 3, 4, 5) 6, 7, 8, 9512, 14, 15, 16, 173
LESSER ANTILLES, 2, 5, 8, 10, 14, 17.

TYRANNUS TYRANNUS (Linn.).
TYRANNUS MELANCHOLICUS VIEILL. ; ‘
TYRBNNUS MELANCHOLICUS COUCHII (Barb). .

. Cuna, Porto Rico, aNnb Ssn Dominco.
GRENADA.

CUBA.

Genus PITANGUS Swatns.

PITANGUS CAUDIFASCIATUS (D’Ors.). . Cupa, Jamatca, AND GRAND CAYMAN.
PITANGUS TAYLORI Sctiater : : 2 ; 5 : : . Porro Rico,
PITANGUS BAHAMANSIS Bryanr < i BaHAMAS, I, 2, 6, 7.
PITANGUS GABBII Lawre. . : ; : : 2 ; : Haiti and San Dominco.

Genus MYIARCHUS Cas.

MYIARCHUS VALLIDUS Cap.
MYIARCHUS CRINITUS Linn. 5 :
MYIARCHUS TYRANNULUS OBERI Lawr.
MYIARCHUS SCLATERI Lawr.
MYIARCHUS BERLEPSCHI Cory
MYIARCHUS DENIGRATUS Cory
MYIARCHUS STOLIDUS (Gosse).

Jamaica.

Cua.

LessER ANTILLES, 13, 24, 26, 27, 31.
MARTINIQUE.

Sr. Karrs:

GRAND CAYMAN.

JAMAICA.
MYIARCHUS SAGRAE GuNDL.

MYIARCHUS ANTILLARUM Bryvyanr Porro Rico.
MYIARCHUS DOMINICENSIS Bryanr . : 4 2 f ; 5 San Dominco.
MYIARCHUS BARBIROSTRIS (Swars.).

Cupa AND BAHAMAS, I, 2, 4, 5, 6, 17, 19, 20, 30.

G : 5 4 JAMAICA.

Genus CONTOPUS Caran.

CONTOPUS VIRENS (Iiny.). ° . ° . . CUBA.

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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus BLACICUS Canay.

BLACICUS BAHAMENSIS Bryan1
BLACICUS HISPANIOLENSIS (Bryant)
BLACICUS CARIBAtUS (D’Orz.).
BLACICUS PALLIDUS (GosseE).
BLACICUS BLANCOI Gunn.
BLACICUS BRUNNEICAPILLUS Lawr.

88. BLACICUS MARTINICENSIS Cory
BLACICUS LATIROSTRIS (VeErkr.).

89. BLACICUS FLAVIROSTRIS Lawr.

Genus SAYORNIS Bonar.

SAYORNIS PHCEBE (Latu.).

Genus EMPIDONAX Canan.

EMPIDONAX ACADICUS (GmMEL.).

Genus LAWRENCIA Rineaw.

LAWRENCIA NANUS (Lawr.).

Genus ELAINEA Sunpev.
ELAINEA FALLAX ScLaTeR
ELAINEA COTTA GossE
90. ELAINEA PAGANA (LIcHT.).
ELAINEA PAGANA MARTINICA (Limn.). .

LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 8, IT,

gi. ELAINEA PAGANA BARBADENSIS Cory .

SuporpER QOSCINES,

Famity CORVID-.
SUBFAMILY CORVINZE.
Grnus CORVUS Limn.

gz CORVUS LEUCOGNAPHALUS Davp.
CORVUS JAMAICENSIS Get.

109

BAHAMAS, I, 2, 5, 6, 7-
Hartt aND San DOoMINGo.
Cupa Aanp IsLE oF PINES.

Jamaica,

Porto Rico.

Dominica AND GUADELOUPE.
Martinique.

Sr. Lucta.

GRENADA.

Cura.

CuBA.

Str. DoMINGo.

Jamaica.
Jamaica.
GRENADA.

GREATER ANTILLES, 3, 14, 15 ;

04, 16; 07) 24,25, 26; 245.325 936

BARBADOS.

Porto Rico AND San DomINGo.

Jamaica.

IIo BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

93. CORVUS SOLITARIUS Wtrr. . . : é : ; : Hartt anp San Domrnco.
94. CORVUS MINUTUS GunNDL. : ; : . : ; , F 3 ; ~ ‘CUBAN
95. CORVUS NASICUS Tem. . : * Cupa, IsLE or PINES AND GRAND Cartcos, BAHAMAS. ~

FAMILY ICTERIDE.

Genus DOLICHONYX Swans.

DOLICHONYX ORYZIVORUS (Liyy.). . : : . Banamas, 6, 13, 30, 31, 323

s c a . ree Ep a 7c 49 oie eee
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11; LESSER ANTILLES, 32, 33-

Genus KANTHOCEPHALUS Bonar.

96. XANTHOCEPHALUS ICTEROCEPHALUS (Bownap.). : : . Cupa anpD Barpanos, *

Genus AGELAIUS Viriii.

AGELAIUS HUMERALIS (Vic.). : 3 ; : : : ; ‘ ; . CUBA.
AGELAIUS XANTHOMUS (Sc1.). : , : F F f : i Porto Rico.
97- AGELAIUS ASSIMILIS Gunp.. . ‘ : : A ; 5 Cupa AND ISLE OF PinEs. ~~

ere TOPs ?

98. AGELAIUS PHCENICEUS BRYANTI Rinew. Bananas, 1, 2, 3 6, 7, 313 AND FLoripa Keys.

Genus STURNELLA Viniit.

STURNELLA HIPPOCREPIS Wact. ‘ , : : x : Cupa AND IsLE or Pines.

Genus ICTERUS Briss.

99. ICTERUS ICTERUS (Liny.). (InvRopucep) : Porro Rico, JAMAICA, AND Sr. ‘THOMAS.
ICTERUS HYPOMELAS Bownap. . : : : : : . Cups anp ISLE or PINES. —

ICTERUS DOMINICENSIS (Linn.). . : : : ; : Hartt aND San Dominco.

ICTERUS PORTORICENSIS Brvanr . 3 : : ; ‘ A . Porto Rico.
100. ICYTERUS NORTHROPI Aten . 3 : : » ANnbRos ISLAND AND ABACO, BAHAMAS.
ICTERUS OBERI Lawre. 5 5 A : 4 F : 7 : : MONTSERRAT.

ICTERUS LAUDABILIS Sctrater . F ; 3 j F 3 ; : : Sra suGEe
ICTERUS BONANA Linn. . : ; : : : A : ; ; ~ Martiniour.

ICTERUS LEUCOPTERYX. (Wact.). < ; . : : F E , p Jamaica.
tor. ICTERUS BAIRDI Cory 2 : ; ; . . ; dj : . Grand CayMan.

ICTERUS CUCULLATUS Swaw. . : : : : : : 2 : : - CUBA, +

ICTERUS SPURIUS (Laon.). : : : : : ‘ ; ; ; F a CUBASE

ICTERUS GALBULA Linn. . : : : : : : : 2 » Curae

BIRDS OF TIIE WEST INDIES.

Genus QUISCALUS Vier.

102. QUISCALUS FORTIROSTRIS Lawr

Il!

BaRBADOS.

103. QUISCALUS INFLEXIROSTRIS Swaiss. Sr. Lucia, Martinigur, Sr. VINCENT, GRENADINES,

AND GRENADA.

to4. QUISCALUS GUADELOUPENSIS Lawre. . : : GUADELOUPE AND MAaARIr GALANTE.
QUISCALUS GUNDLACHI Cass. : : . Cuba, LirrLE CayMaAn, AND CayMaNn Brac. “

105. QUISCALUS CAYMANENSIS Cory.
QUISCALUS BRACHYPTERUS Cass. .
QUISCALUS CRASSIROSTRIS Swarys.
QUISCALUS NIGER (Bopp.).
106. Gexus DIVES Cassin.
DIVES ATROVIOLACEUS D’Orsr.

Genus NESOPSAR Sc rater.
NESOPSAR NIGERRIMUS (Osnurn).

FAMILY PLOCEID-A.
Genus SPERMESTES Swans.

SPERMESTES CUCULLATUS (Swams.). (INrRoDUCED)

FAMILY FRINGILLID-A.

Genus SPINUS Kocn.
107. SPINUS PINUS (Wizts.).
to8. SPINUS MEXICANUS (Swarns.).
Graus LOXIMITRIS BEryanr.
* LOXIMITRIS DOMINICENSIS Bryanr
Genus ZONOTRICHIA Swans.

109. ZONOTRICHIA LEUCOPHRYS (Forst.). .

Genus PYRRHOMITRIS Swaps.

PYRRHOMITRIS CUCULLATA (Swarns.). (INrRODUCED).

GRAND CAYMAN.
. Porro Rico.
Jamatca.

San Dominco.

Cupa And Isre or Pines. +

Jamaica.

- Porro Rico.

5 : > CuBa

CuBA.

Hart AND San DOMINGO.

CuBa.

Porro Rico AND CUBA. —

Pi BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Grexus AMMODRAMUS Swans.

AMMODRAMUS SAVANNARUM (GweEL.). : ‘ . Jamaica, Cuna, and Porro Rico. —_a
AMMODRAMUS SAVANNARUM PASSERINUS (\Wizs.). . é : . BAHAMAS, 3, 6, 7;
Cupa AND Porto Rico. ~~
tro. AMMODRAMUS MARITIMUS (Wits.). : : ; ; : E ; ‘ . CuBsa.—
11r AMMODRAMUS SANDWICHENSIS SAVANNA (Wis.). . CuBA AND BAHAMAS, I, 2, 7,14, 19. ~~

Genus SPIZELLA Bonar.

SPIZE LUA SOCIALIS. (Wits.).. . 5 - : : : 5 5 : ° > (CUBA.

Genus PASSER. Briss.

PASSER DOMESTICUS (Liyy.). (INrRopucep) 3 - : BaHamas, 6; AND Cupa.

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Genus PASSERINA VieiILL.

PASSERINA CIRIS (Liny.). : ‘ ; i 3 , . CUBA AND BAHAMAS, 1, 4, 6. —
PASSERINA CYANEA (Liny.). . : ‘ ‘ ‘ : ; Cupa AND BaHAmas, 6, 8.7

Genus MELOPHYRRHA Bonar.

+ MELOPHYRRHA NIGRA (Linn.). : . . = : . Cupa ann GRanp CayMANn. 7

112. Genus PYRRHULAGRA Bonar.

113.) PYRRHULAGRA VIOLACEA (Liny.). - BAHAMAS, T,/245°5).6;°7, 8, 25, 20, 25, 26, 27, 305

GREATER ANTILLES, 6, 7.
114.4 PYRRHULAGRA PORTORICENSIS (Daup.). . ; ; : : : . Porro Rico.

115.7 PYRRHULAGRA GRANDIS (Lawr.). ; ; j ; Sr. CHRISTOPHER (Sr. Kirrs),
116.+ PYRRHULAGRA NOCTIS (Liny.). . : é : : 3 : : MARTIN IQUE

t1r7.4 PYRRHULAGRA NOCTIS SCLATERI (AttEn ). : : : F 5 ~ oly MLUCIAS
118.+ PYRRHULAGRA NOCTIS GRENADENSIS Supssp. Nov. . . GRENADA AND St. VINCENT.
119. } PYRRHULAGRA NOCTIS RIDGWAYI Sussp. Nov. . LessER ANTILLES, 5, 10, T1; 13, 14,
DO; 75800, 2 cane.

120. + PYRRHULAGRA BARBADENSIS Cory : : : 3 4 : . Barpapos.
PYRRHULAGRA ANOXANTHA (Gossk). . é : : ; ; : : Jamaica,

121. Grnus GEOSPIZA GouLp.

122. + GEOSPIZA RICHARDSONI (Cory). 5 . Sco Lucas

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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. Lunes
Genus EUETHEIA Reicu.
FEUETHEIA BICOLOR (Linn.). . Bananas, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,.8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19,

20, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9, 12, 15, 16, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 8,

LOW I, L35 W451 LO; 17, TO, 1G, 02, 2Asi2ins 205 2/7520, 204 20,83 ha 2 este

EUETHEIA CANORA (GMEL.). . : , : ‘ : : Cupa AND IsLE or PINES.

EUETHEIA LEPIDA (Jaco.). : : ; : GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9-
Grexus SPERMOPHILA Swaiys.

SPERMOPHILA GUITURALIS (Licnr.). . é 2 : : é A : GRENADA.

Genus VOLATINIA Reicu.

VOLATINIA SPLENDENS (VIEIL.). . - : : : : ; : : GRENADA,
Genus HABIA Retrcu.
HABIA LUDOVICIANA (Liny.). : - - : . BAHAMAS, 13; CUBA AND JAMAICA.
Genus GUIRACA Swarts.
GUIRACA CASRULEA (Linn.). . . . : : : . 6 A A 2) L@uUBAE
Grenus HABROPYGA Canay.
HABROPYGA MELPODA (VrerLt.). (INTRODUCED). : 3 5 5 Porro Rico.
Grexus SYCALIS Bor.

SYCALIS JAMAICA! Suarre : : C - - ; ° ° 5 5 Jamaica.

Famity TANAGRID-A.
Genus SALTATOR Viet.

SALTATOR GUADELOUPENSIS Larr. A ‘ GUADELOUPE, MATINIQUE, AND DOMINICA.

Genus EUPHONIA Jesmarest.

EUPHONIA MUSICA (Gmet.). . 4 : : 3 . . Harrr anp San Dominco.
EUPHONIA FLAVIFRONS (Sparrm.). ; . iLEssER’ ANLILLES, 8, 17, 24,25, 26,27. 32.
EUPHONIA SCLATERI Bonar. . : ; . : : é . . Porto Rico.

128. Grenus PYRRHUPHONIA Bonar.

PYRRHUPHONIA JAMAICA (Liny). . : - : : 6 5 : : Jamaica.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus CALLISTE bor.

CALLISTE VERSICOLOR Lawr. i 7 5 : : 3 5 ; . St. VINCENT.

CALLISTE CUCULLATA (Swalns.). : , : F ‘ F ‘ ; GRENADA.

Genus PIRANGA VIEILL.

PIRANGA RUBRA (Liny.). s : ; Fi R ‘ BaHamas, 6; AND CUBA.
PIRANGA ERYTHROMELAS VIEILL. . . Bauamas, 6, 7; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 14, 33. +

Genus SPINDALIS Jarp. anp Sevpy.

SPINDALIS ZENA (Linn.). . : 5 : : 3 BAHAMAS, 4, 6, 7, 8, 15, 19, 22, 34-
SPINDALIS ZENA STEJNEGERI Cory . é : . ELEUTHERA, SAN SALVADOR (?).
SPINDALIS ZENA TOWNSENDI Ripcw. . . F : . Apaco AND GREAT BaHAMA.
SPINDALIS- RRIEDTRIT ((ugsss).. . : F : ; : Cupra AND IsLE OF PINES.
SPINDALIS SALVINI Cory. GRAND CAYMAN.
SPINDALIS MULTICOLOR (VIEILL.). : : : : : Harri AND SAN DomINco.
SPINDALIS PORTORICENSIS (Bryanr). . ; ' : , ' : Porro Rico.

SPINDALIS NIGRICEPHALA (JAMEson). JAMAICA,

Genus NESOSPINGUS ‘Sc ater.

NESOSPINGUS SPECULIFERUS (Lawr.).

Porro Rico,

SUBFAMILY PHCENICOPHILIN-.

Genus PHCENICOPHILUS Srrickt.
PHGNICOPHILUS PALMARUM (Linvy.). ; ; ; : San Dominco anp Hattt.

PHCENICOPHILUS POLIOCEPHALUS (Bonap.). : : : Hart AND SAN Dominco,.

Genus CALYPTOPHILUS Cory.

CALYPTOPHILUS FRUGIVORUS Cory ; 3 ‘: Z ; ‘ : San DomiNco.

Famiry HIRUNDINIDA.

Genus PROGNE bor.

PROGNE DOMINICENSIS (GMEL.). GREATER ANTILLES, 6, 7 -
>
LESSER ANTILLES, 10, 11, 24, 25, 27, 32, 3

PROGNE CRYPTOLEUCA Burp

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES, Ils

Genus PETROCHELIDON Cagsay.

PETROCHELIDON FULVA (ViemLt.). : : : : GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9-

Genus CHELIDON Foster.
CHELIDON ERYTHROGASTRA (Bopp.). . : : ; . BAHAMAS, 22, 29, 30, 31, 323
; —
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6,9, 173; LessER ANTILLES, 8, 17, 32, 33-
Genus CALLICHELIDON Bryant.

CALLICHELIDON CYANEOVIRIDIS (Bryant). é : BAHAMAS, I, 2, 4, 6, 7, 31, 32-

*&

Genus TACHYCINETA Capnan.

TACHYCINETA BICOLOR (VreItt.). é 5 : F s . CupA AND BanHamas, 6.

Grexus HIRUNDO Lunn.

HIRUNDO EUCHRYSEA (Gosse). ; : : : : : : 4 : JAMAICA.
HIRUNDO SCLATERI (Cory). . : ; ? ; ; : : 5 San DomINco.

Genus CLIVICOLA Foster.

CLIVICOLA RIPARIA (Linn.). . é ; : : . Cuba, Jamaica, AND Porro Rico.

Famity AMPELIDA.
Genus DULUS Vier.

DULUS DOMINICUS (Linn.). : : : 3 P j A San Dominco aNd Hartt.

Genus AMPELIS Linn.

AMPELIS Sap ORN (VIEILL.). .

Famity VIREONIDA.
Genus VIREO.

SUBGENUS VIREOSYLVIA. Bonar.

VIREO CALIDRIS (Linn.). . : 2 : ; j . GREATER ANTILLES, 6, 7, 9, 173

LESSER ANTILLES, 10, II, 14, 17, 24))26, 27, 325) 33:
VIREO CALIDRIS BARBADENSE Ripew. : LESSER ANTILLES, 24, 25, 26, 27, 32, 33-
VIREO CALIDRIS BARBATULUS (Caps.). . : ; : : BaHaMAs, 2, 3, 6, 7, 16;

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 4-

A

wee

—m

3AHAMAS, 4, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6. ~~

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116

140.

I4l.
I4I.

143.

144.

th
on

VIREO
VIREO

VIREO
VIREO

VIREO
VIREO
VIREO
VIREO
VIREO
VIREO

LALETES

CCEREBA

COEREBA
CCEREBA

COZREBA
CAEZREBA
CCEREBA
CCEREBA
COLREBA

CCEREBA
CCEREBA
CCEREBA
CGEREBA
CCEREBA

BIRDS OF

CAYMANENSIS Cory

NOVEBORACENSIS GMeEL.
CRASSIROSTRIS (Bryanr).
CRASSIROSTRIS ALLENI
GUNDLACHI

LEMB.

MODESTUS ScLATER
LATIMERI Batrp

(GENUS

OSBURNI ScLateEr

THE WEST

Cory .

INDIES.

GRAND CAYMAN.

OLIVACEUS (Linv.). BAHAMAS, 13, 30; Cuna AND Porto Rico
SupGENus LANIVIREO,
FLAVIFRONS VIEILL. New PROVIDENCE AND CUBA.
SOLITARIUS (Wits.). CuBa.
SUBGENUS VIREO.

CuBA AND JAMAICA.

BAHAMAS.

BaHAMAS AND GRAND CAYMAN.
Cupa AND IsLE oF PINES.
JAMAICA.

. Porro Rico.

LALETES ScLater..

JAMAICA.

Famity CCXEREBIDA.

142.

BAHAMENSIS (REICH.).

SHARPEI (Cory).

PORTORICENSIS (Bryant).

LUTEOLA (Cas.).
BANANIVORA (GMEL.).
FLAVIOLA (Linn.).
NEWTONI (Bairrp).
BARTHOLEMICA (Sparrm.).

MARTINICANA (REICH.).
BARBADENSIS (Barrp).
SACCHARINA Lawr.
ATRATA
WELLSI Cory

(Lawr.).

Genus CCE REBA VIRILL.

BAHAMAS «I, (25035 4.15510, 7460,20;, LO; 12,013 TAse5. 1Q, 22.

25, 26, 27, 29, 30.

GRAND AND LITTLE CAyMAN, AND CayMan Brac.
Porro Rico, CULEBRA, ANEGADA, TORTOLA,
Vircin Gorpa, St. THomMas, AND Sv. JOHN.
GRENADA, Trintipap, TosaGo, AND VENEZUELA.
Hart AND San DomINGco.

JAMaIca.

Sr. CROIX.

LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 8, 9, 10, T1, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17,
LQ; 2)l5 24%

MARTINIQUE AND St. Lucia.

BaRBADOSs.

Sr. VINCENT.

. Sr. VINCENT.

GRENADA.

<a

147.

148.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. Ley

146. Genus ARBELORHINA Caran.

ARBELORHINA CYANEA (Linn.). . 5 : : : : F : : a CuBAtere

Genus GLOSSIPTILA ‘Scrater.

GLOSSIPTILA RUFICOLLIS (Gmet.). : ‘ 5 ; : F : ‘ JAMAICA.

Famity MNIOTILTIDZA.
Genus MNIOTILTA Vien.

MNIOTILTA VARIA (Liyy.). ‘ : 2 ; = BAHAMAS, 1; 2;,354, 5; On 7135 145 LO);

» 25 35> 45

aed : zs oe
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8,9, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 5, ro.

Genus PROTONOTARIA Bairp.

PROTONOTARIA CITREA (Bopp.). . : 6 : : . ; : : . CuBA. &

Genus HELINAIA Aup.

HELINAIA SWAINSONI Aup. . 5 ; ; ; ? 5 : Cupa AND JAMAICA. &

Genus HELMITHERUS Rar.

HELMITHERUS VERMIVORUS (GMe_EL-.). é fs BaHaMas, 6, 30; CuBpA AND Jamaica. ©

Genus HELMINTHOPHILA Rinew.

HELMINTHOPHILA CHRYSOPTERA (Liny.). . : ; é : : 7 CUuRAW ae
HELMINTHOPHILA PINUS (Lmw.). é : : : 5 : : . ABACO.
HELMINTHOPHILA BACHMANI (Aup.). : é : : . ; ; . CuBa,+

HELMINTHOPHILA PEREGRINA (Whus.) . : ; . Cupa aND GRaNpD CAYMAN. +

Genus CAMPSOTHEYPIS Capan.
CAMPSOTHLYPIS AMERICANA (Liny.). BAHAMAS, 1, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 19, 25, 26, 27, 30; —
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 7, 9, 12, 14, 15, 17 ; LESSER ANTILLES, 8, 9, II, 14, 33-
Genus DENDROICA Gray.
SUBGENUS PERISSOGLOSSA BarRD.

DENDROICA TIGRINA (GMEL.). : F : BAHAMAS, 2, 3, 4, 5; 6, 7, 13, 14, 19, 303

GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6, 7,9, 176 7

118

149.

150.

154.

DENDROICA
DENDROICA

DENDROICA

DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA

DENDROICA

DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA

DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA

DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA

DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA
DENDROICA

DENDROICA
DENDROICA

BIRDS -OF THE WEST INDIES,

PETECHIA

PETECHIA GUNDLACHI Barrp.

PETECHIA RUFICAPILLA

PETECHIA MELANOPTERA Lawr.
AUROCAPIL

CAPITALIS
RUFIGULA

CAERULESCENS

CORONATA

MACULOSA

SUBGENUS

(Linn.).

LA Ripew.

LAWR.

Bairp .

(Linn.).

(GMEL.).

CAERULEA (Wits.).

PENSYLVAN

STRIATA

PHARETRA
EOA_ GossE

BLACKBURNIA#

DOMINICA

ADELAID:.
DELICATA

(Forst.).

ICA (Linn.

(GoOssE).

(GMEI

(Linn. ).

Bard

Ripew.

VIRENS (GMEL.).

BE

(GMEL

BAHAMAS, 6, 13, 30, 32;

DENDROICA.

. JAMAICA (ACCIDENTAL IN THE BAHAMAS).

IBAHAMAS,) 152,05, 6; 9; 02,025 04, .053 205

22 IsLE oF PINES. -7—

, 25, 26, 27, 30; CUBA AND

(GMEL.). GREATER ANTILLES, 9, 12, 15, 16, 17}

LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 8, 10, II, 13, 14.
GUADELOUPE AND JJOMINICA,
GRAND CAYMAN.
BARBADOS.
. MARTINIQUE.
BAHAMAS, 6, 7, 12, Bak
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6,7; 9- ~~
BAHAMAS, I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 14, 25, 26, 27, 303
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 7, 9.7
BAHAMAS, 5, 6, 13; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 7, 9. ~~
CuBpa AND GRAND CAYMAN. 7

. BaHamas, 6.

GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6, 9, 333
Porro Rico, Cuna, JAMAICA, AND BarBapos.
JAMAICA.
Jamaica.
yi BAHAMAS, 6, 13; AND GRAND CAYMAN.
. BAHAMAS, 1, 2; 3,.4,°60;, 03, 22, 30%
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9. ——~
Porto Rico.
ST. EUGIA
BAHAMAS, 13; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2,6;

L¥sSER ANTILLES, 24.

KIRTLANDI Bairp BAHAMAS, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 13, 19, 25, 26, 24-
PITYOPHILA (GunDL.). CupBa.
PITYOPHILA BAHAMENSIS Cory ABACO AND GREAT BAHAMA.
VIGORSILT (Aup.). BAHAMAS, I, 2, 6, 7, 31; GREATER ANTILLES, 7.

PALMARUM

PALMARUM HYPOCHRYSEA Rinew.

DISCOLOR

(GMEL.).

(VIEILL.).

BAHAMAS) 152) 3544545805 7510195, D2snts, 4, Lomas
26,27, 30; GREATER, ANTILLES, 1, 25.35 (65750.
Cua.

BAHAMAS, T, 2, 3; 45 5) 65 7 8) 9, 12, 13 14,19, 22, 25,

/ oe
26, 27, 30; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 10, 11.

ni

156.

160.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. ll9g

DENDROICA VITELIINA Cory F : GRAND CayMAN.
DENDROICA PLUMBEA Lawr. . , ; ; : : . GUADELOUPE AND DOMINICA.
Genus LEUCOPEZA ‘Scrarer.

LEUCOPEZA SEMPERI Sciater . : : ‘ : : ‘ - : Sr. Lucia.

Grexus CATHAROPEZA Sciarer.

CATHAROPEZA BISHOPI (Lawr.). . ; 5 : 3 5 3 7 . St. VINCENT.

Genus SEIURUS Swans.

SEIURUS AUROCAPILLUS (Linn.). Bananas, 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 19, 25, 26, 27, 303

fo

GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 3, 6, 7,9, 17-

SEIURUS NOVEBORACENSIS (Gmet.). . F ‘ » (BAHAMAS. 15°23135.55 05.2351 3O.p sues
, “sy
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 6, 8, 9, 17; LESSER ANTILLES, 14, 17, 24, 32, 33:

SEIURUS NOVEBORACENSIS NOTABILIS (Grinvy.). . . New ProvipeNncr, BAHAMAS.

SEIURUS MOTACILLA Vien. . : : . BAHAMAS, 3, 4; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6,7;

LESSER ANTILLES, I4.
Genus GEOTHLYPIS Caray.
SUBGENUS QOPORORNIS BarRD.

GEOTHLYPIS FORMOSA (WILs.). 2 : : ; F s 3 5 ; . Cupas
GEOTHLYPIS AGILIS (Wits.). . ; 3 , : 7 . , Cay Sat, BaHamas.

SUBGENUS GEOTHLYPIS CABAN.

GEOTHLYPIS TRICHAS (Linn.). BAHAMAS, I, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 12,-13, 14, 19, 30, 31, 323

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9-
GEOTHLYPIS TRICHAS RESTRICTUS (Mayn.). . 5 : : : : BAHAMAS.
GEOTHLYPIS ROSTRATA Bryanr. P : New ProvipENck AND ANDROS, BAHAMAS.
GEOTHLYPIS ROSTRATA TANNERI Ripcw. . : : . Grear BanamMa AND ABACO.
GEOTHLYPIS CORYI Rinew. : ‘ ; : : ‘ : : : . ELEUTHERA.

Genus MICROLIGEA Cory.

MICROLIGEA PALUSTRIS Cory 4 , ; : : , F : San Dominco.

Genus TERETISTRIS Casan.

TERETISTRIS FERNANDIN (Lemnp.). . : : . ; . CuBaA AND PINE ISLAND.
TERETISTRIS FORNSI Guwnpt. . : . : j CuBA, EASTERN PART OF THE ISLAND.

120 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus SYLVANIA Nottatt.
SYLVANIA MITRATA (GMEL.). . : : : ‘ : 5 4 Cupa AND JAMAICA. =~
Genus SETOPHAGA Swains.

SETOPHAGA RUTICILLA (Linn.). . : . BAHAMAS, 1, 3s, 05°75 12, 05, LO ,2o, 30503 215

-
GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9; 14, 15,17 ; LESSER ANTILLES, I, 10, 11, 14, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27, 32, 33-

Famiry PARIDA.
SUBFAMILY SITTIN.
Genus SITTA Linn.
161. SITTA PUSILLA Latn. F : : A : : : : : : GREAT BAHAMA.
Famity SYLVIIDA.
SUBFAMILY POLIOPTILINA.
Genus POLIOPTILA Sc ater.

POLIOPTILA CAZERULEA (Linn.). , : ; BAHAMAS, 2,°3; 6,7, 165,22; 25,206,127, 30%
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2. 3.

162. POLIOPTILA CASRULEA CA®SIOGASTER. Ruinew. : ‘ ; : ‘ 3AHAMAS.
POLIOPTILA LEMBEYEI (GuNDL.). . ; ; ; ; : ; 3 E : \CuBAte=

Famiry TROGLODYTID-A.

Genus THRYOTHORUS VIEILL.

THRYOTHORUS RUFESCENS Lawr. ‘ 2 ; : . Dominica AND~GUADELOUPE.
163. THRYOTHORUS GUADELOUPENSIS Cory : : . GUADELOUPE AND GRAND TERRE.
THRYOTHORUS MUSICUS Lawr. j : ; : : 2 : ‘ Sr. VINCENT.
THRYOTHORUS MARTINICENSIS ScLaTer : : : 3 3 ‘ . MARTINIQUE.
THRYOTHORUS GRENADENSIS Lawre. . : ; : : : 5 5 GRENADA.
THRYOTHORUS MESOLEUCUS SctiaTer . : : : : : ‘ Ay sity Ib efeiy.

Famiry MIMID&.
Genus CINCLOCERTHIA Gravy.

CINCLOCERTHIA RUFICAUDA (Goutp). F LESSER ANTILLES, 11, 13, 16, 17, 24, 27.
CINCLOCERTHIA MACRORHYNCHA (SchaTER). . ; : ; s ~ St. Taueras
CINCLOCERTHIA GUTTURALIS (Larr.). , ‘ ; : 3 s . MARTINIQUE.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 121

Genus RHAMPHOCINCLUS Larr.

RHAMPHOCINCLUS BRACHYURUS (Virmt.). ‘ ; ‘ 3 : . MARTINIQUE.
164. RHAMPHOCINCLUS BRACHYURUS SANCTAE-LUCLA Cory F F ST LUCIA:

Genus GALEOSCOPTES Caran.

GALEOSCOPTES CAROLINENSIS (Iann.). 2 - ‘BAHAMAS, 15125, 3545.55103) yo Usa T4eOn

o>

: -
GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 2, 3; LESSER ANTILLES, 5.

Genus MIMUS.
MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS Linn. . ; : : . BAHAMAS, 2, 3, 7; ANDROS AND ABACO-
165. MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS ORPHEUS (Liny.). . : 3 . BAHAMAS, I, 2, 4, 6, 7, 22;

GREATER ANTILLES, I, 2, 3, 6, 7-

165. MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS ELEGANS (Suarpe). . : : ‘ ; Inacua.
166. MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS PORTORICENSIS Bryant . : : Porto Rico.
MIMUS GILVUS (Viem.). . A : St. THomas, LESSER ANTILLES, 12, 25, 26, 27, 32.

MIMUS GUNDLACHI Capan. . BAHAMAS, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,9, 12, 13;-14, 19, 22, 25, 26

» 27, 393
AND CUBA.

167. MIMUS GUNDLACHI HILLII (Marca). 6 ‘ : cs A : . . JAMAICA.

168. Genus ALLENIA Cory.

169. ALLENIA MONTANA (Larr.). . LESSER ANTILLES, 10, 11, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 33-

Genus MARGAROPS.

170. MARGAROPS FUSCATUS, (ViEILL.). . 5 : : BAHAMAS, 13, 14, 22, 25, 26, 27, 30;
GREATER ANTILLES, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15-
170. MARGAROPS FUSCATUS DENSIROSTRIS (VIEILL.). LESSER ANTILLES, 5, 10, I1, 13, 14,

16, 17, 24, 25, 26, 33°
Famity TURDIDA.
SUBFAMILY TURDIN-.
t71. Genus CICHLHERMINIA Bonar.

CICHLHERMINIA HERMINIERI (Larr.). . : F : ‘ ; (GUADELOUPE.
172. CICHLHERMINIA LAWRENCII Cory : : ‘ : : , MONTSERRAT:
CICHLHERMINIA SANCTA-LUCIA® (Sciater). : : Sr. Lucia AND Sr. VINCENT,
CICHLHERMINIA DOMINICENSIS Lawr. : : Dominica aND MARTINIQUE( ?)

122 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Genus MIMOCICHLA Scrater.

MIMOCICHLA RUBRIPES (Trmm.). Cupa, Istz or Pines, Lirik CayMan, AND Swan IsLanp. —
173. MIMOCICHLA SCHISTACEA Bairp . ; ; : : : : : : . CuBa.—

MIMOCICHLA PLUMBEA (Liny.). . : , : : : . BAHAMAS, I, 2, 5, 6, 7.

MIMOCICHLA ARDESIACA VieILL. . : ‘ : . San Dominco and Porto Rico,
174. MIMOCICHLA ARDESIACA ALBIVENTRIS Sciarer F : i : . Dominica.
175. MIMOCICHLA RAVIDA Cory . : : : : ; : : . Grand CayMAN.

Genus MERULA [Leacu.

MERULA MIGRATORIA Linn. . . : : ‘ : : ; : : 17 (CUBA
MERULA AURANTIA (GMEL.). . : 3 : yy ‘ . . : , JAMAICA.
MERULA JAMAICENSIS (GME .). 5 ‘ F ; : : ; F , JAMAICA.
176. MERULA GYMNOPHTHALMA (Caran.). . : : : . GRENADA AND Sr. VINCENT.”
MERULA NIGRIROSTRIS (Lawr.). . : : : : . Str. VINCENT AND GRENADA.

Genus TURDUS nn.

Supcrenus HyrocicH.a Batrp.

TURDUS MUSTELINUS. Gwe. . ‘ . Cupa, Banamas, 6; GREATER ANTILLES, 1, 6, 9. ~~
TURDUS FUSCESCENS SrepH. . : : : ; ‘ : d é : . Cupa.
TURDUS USTULATUS SWAINSONI (Cas.). : : ‘ ; ‘ a f (CUBA
TURDUS ALICLZ Barrp , : ; : : : 3 5 Cura anp San Dominco.
TURDUS ALICIZA BICKNELLI (Ripew.). F : : ; 3 Cay Sa, BAHAMAS.

Genus SIALIA Swains.
SIALIA SIALIS (Linn.). : : ‘ F ; : : F : : e . CuBa.

SUBFAMILY MYIADESTINAE.

Genus MYIADESTES Swans.

MYIADESTES SIBILANS Lawr. Sr. VINCENT.
MYIADESTES GENIBARBIS Swans. : 5 . MArtTINIQUE.
MYIADESTES DOMINICANUS Sreyn. ; F ; : : ; 5 : Dominica.

MYIADESTES SANCTA-LUCI Srey. . : ‘ : : : : . sr. Lucia.
MYIADESTES MONTANUS Cory : ; , ; ; : ; : ‘ oe) EVATER
MYIADESTES SOLITARIUS Barrp 5 3 : Jamaica.
MYIADESTES ELIZABETH (Lemp.). . ; ; ; : : Cupa AND IsLE OF PINES. ~~

MYIADESTES ARMILLATUS (Virt.). (?) Hanrrat UNKNOWN.

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DENDROICA AESTIVA (GMeEt.).

Bahama Islands(?). Cuba(?). Birds of the West Indies, p. 43, 1889.

DENDROICA IGNOTA Maynard . ; : : ; : : : : : Jamaica.
Mr. Maynard has described a bird in the museum at Kingston, Jamaica, as a new species. |

do not remember the specimen, but I am informed that it approaches yery closely to D. palmarum.
Dendroica ignota, Maynard. Contributions to Science, Part I., Vol. I., p. 30, 1889. (Published

in Newton, Mass.)

CARDINALIS CARDINALIS (Liny.).”. : : : ‘ ‘ 3 : : = (CURA:
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 93, 1889.
Cardinals virgintianus. Gundlach Rep. Fisico Nat. Cuba I., p. 397, 1830.
Dr. Gundlach informs me that he believes the bird in question to have been an escaped

cage bird.

HABIA MELANOCEPHALA (Swatns.).
Caban, J. f. O., p. 9, 1856 (Cuba). Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 90, 1889.
Dr. Gundlach writes me the bird identified as 7. melanocephala was a female /, Zudoviciana,

cyt. Gundlach; Jf. O., 1861, p. 412.

CARDUELIS ELEGANS (Liny.).
Recorded from Cuba by Dr. Gundlach. (Rep. Fisico Nat. Cuba I., p. 396, 1866.) — (Intro-

duced species.)

DULUS NUCHALIS Swans.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 78, 1889.
Sharpe, Cat. Birds British Museum, Vol. X., p. 218, 1885. Probably an abnormal specimen of

D. dominicus (Linn.).

PHCENICOMANES JORA Suarpe.
Sharpe, P. Z. S., 1874, p. 427. Is a synonym of an East Indian species supposed to have been
sent from Jamaica with a collection of birds from that island.

Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 167, 1889.

CHLOROPHANES SPIZA (Liyy.).

Recorded by Messrs. Sclater and Salvin, in their Nomenclator, as from Cuba ; also specimen
in my cabinet labelled Chlorvophanes atricapilla “Cuba” ; no other record. The species prob-
ably does not occur in the West Indies.

Dr. Gundlach writes me that it is not found in Cuba.

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124 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

9. BUCCO CAYENENSIS.
This supposed species was given by Mr. Salle in his list of San Domingo birds, P. Z. S., 1857,
p. 234; but he does not remember the bird which he identified as that species, and it passed out
of his hands many years ago. In 1889, when in Paris, | asked him if he remembered the speci-
men; but he could not do so and did not know what had become of it. Brisson refers to a Bucco
cayenensis and a Bucco cayenensis navius (Vol. IV., Plate 7, Figs. 1, 4, pp- 95,97), and Buffon (Hist.
Nat. des Oiseau planches enluminées, Plate 206, Fig. 2) gives Bacco cayenensis in the letterpress,

?

but calls it “ Barbu de St. Domingue” on the plate. ‘The plate shows the San Domingo bird to differ
from the continental form, and seems to represent a species of Cafzéo and not a Lucco ; but there
isno known species of Capito in San Domingo. Sclater, in the Catalogue of the Birds of the
Brit. Museum, Vol. XIX., gives “ Barbu de St. Domingo” as a synonym of Cafiéo niger with a query
André Pierre Ledru, in Voyage aux iles de Ténériffe, La Trinité, St. Thomas, Sainte Croix et
Porto Rico (Paris, 1810), gives Bucco cayenensts, var. B. from Porto Rico, calling it Le samata
de Saint Domingue, Vol. 2, p. 201, and refers to Planche enlum. Plate 206, Fig. 2. We know of

no species from San Domingo which at all resembles Buffon’s plate.

10. TYRANNUS SULPHURASCEUS Wurrr.
An undetermined species, the whereabouts of the type of which is unknown.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 132, 1889. Gundlach Cont. & la Ornith., Cubana, p. 4,
line 24. J. f.O., 1857, p. 241. Habitat, Cuba and San Domingo (?).

11. MOLOTHRUS BONARIENSIS (Cas.).
Recorded from Vieque, Virgin Islands. Newton Ibis, p. 308, 1860. A South American

species, probably introduced.

12. CYANOCORAX PILEATUS.
Recorded from Jamaica, first given by Gosse. Birds of Jamaica, p. 308, 1847, and cited

by later authors ; probably an escaped cage bird.

13. CORVUS OSSIFRAGUS Wis. v

Has been mentioned as occurring in Cuba; but I find no record of actual capture.

14. ARA MILITARIS (Linn.). *7~
Mentioned as occurring in Cuba and Jamaica; possibly A. ¢7icolor may have been mistaken

for this species.

15. BUBO VIRGINIANUS Cuvier.
Recorded from Jamaica in Sclater and Salvin’s Nomenclator Avium Neotropicalium. No

other record.

16. NYCTIBIUS PALLIDUS Gosse.
Probably described from an abnormally colored specimen of JV. yamarcensis (Gmel.). Cory,

Birds of the West Indies, p. 134, 1889. Scott, Auk, p. 276, 1892.

17. TURTUR RISORIA (Liny.).

Jamaica, Cuba, and St. Bartholomew. An introduced species.

18.

19.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES,

QUERQUEDULA CYANOPTERA (VIEILL.). ~

Cuba(?). Brewer Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., p. 308, 1860.

NYROCA FERRUGINEA (GMEL.).
Jamaica, probably some other species wrongly identified.

ANAS MAXIMA Gosse.

Jamaica. Supposed to be a hybrid.

CARINA MOSCHATA (Liny.). ~

Jamaica and Cuba. Introduced species.

LARUS PHILADELPHIA (Orb.).

Bahamas. Claimed to have been observed by Moore and Brace at New Providence.

ho
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Eisd*OR THE KNOWN: SPECIES AND SUBSPECIES PECULIAR
fO TEE DIPBERENT ISEANDS,

All of the Bahama Islands have been quite well explored with perhaps the exception of Great
Bahama and Andros, where, in the great pine lands of the interior much work may yet remain to be
done. It is probable that several Cuban species may occur on these islands, and perhaps one or two
novelties to reward the naturalist who would systematically explore them.

Eleuthera, San Salvador, and Watling’s Island have not been as thoroughly investigated as we
could wish.

The large island of Inagua has been visited by at least a dozen collectors, and as there are no
pine woods in the interior it is probable that very littke remains to be done on that island. We know
at the present time twenty-five species and subspecies of birds which are peculiar to the Bahama Islands.

‘They are as follows : —

GREAT BAHAMA ISLAND.

MELANERPES BAHAMENSIS. Cory.

ABACO.
MELANERPES BLAKEI Ripeway.

ELEUTHERA.
SPINDALIS ZENA STEJNEGERI Cory.
GEOTHLYPIS CORYI Ripeway.
WATLING’S ISLAND.

MELANERPES NYEANUS Ripcway.

INAGUA.

MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS ELEGANS Snarpe.
DORICHA LYRURA. GouLp . : : : : : 3 : ci 3 . (Lone Is.?).

BAHAMA ISLANDS.

RALLUS LONGIROSTRIS CORYI (Maynarp) : é : - A $ NORTHERN BAHAMAS.
ARDEA VIRESCENS BAHAMENSIS (Brewst.).
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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 127

SAUROTHERA BAHAMENSIS Bryant . ‘ ; : ANbROS, NEW PROVIDENCE, ELEUTHERA.
DRYOBATES VILLOSUS MAYNARDI Ripaway.

New Provipencr, Anaco, ANDROS, GREAT BAHAMA.

MELANERPES NYEANUS Ripcway ‘ : : : F : : ; WatLING’s ISLAND.
MELANERPES BLAKEI Ripcway . : : : 3 : : é : : A - ABACO.
MELANERPES BAHAMENSIS Cory. : : : : : : : . Great BaHama.
DORICHA LYRURA GovuLp . : : : : : - : : . Inacua (Lone Is.?).
DORICHA EVELYN: (Bourc.).

BLACICUS BAHAMENSIS (Bryant).
PITANGUS BAHAMENSIS Bryant.

ICTERUS NORTHROPI ALLEN F : : : : é : , , ANDROS AND ABACO.
SPINDALIS ZENA (Liny.).

SPINDALIS ZENA TOWNSENDI Ruinew. : : : ; . G. Banama, Apaco (ANDROS ?).
SPINDALIS ZENA STEJNEGERI Cory ; : ; ; : 5 ELEUTHERA.

VIREO CRASSIROSTRIS Bryant.
CALLICHELIDON CYANEOVIRIDIS (Bryant).
CC@EREBA BAHAMENSIS (REIrcu.).

GEOTHLYPIS ROSTRATA (Bryant). . : E ; : . New PROVIDENCE, ANDROS.
GEOTHLYPIS ROSTRATA TANNERI Ripew. : : Apaco, GREAT BAHAMA,.
GEOTHLYPIS CORYI Ruinew. : 3 ; af ; ; : ; 3 . ELEUTHERA.
DENDROICA PITYOPHILA BAHAMENSIS Cory ; : : ABACO AND GREAT BaHaMa-
POLIOPTILA CASRULEA CASSIOGASTER Ripew.

MIMOCICHLA PLUMBEA (LInn.). ; : , : : F NORTHERN BAHAMA ISLANDS.
MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS ELEGANS (SHARPE). . : : : 2 : c : . Inacua,

THE GREATER ANTILLES.

All of the large islands which comprise this group have been more or less carefully explored ; but
undoubtedly much yet remains to be learned regarding their avifauna.

The birds of Cuba are quite well known, thanks to the energy and ability cf Dr. Gundlach ; but
some portions of that island would still prove interesting to the naturalist. The rare Ara ¢ricolor still
inhabits the Isle of Pines, although it has practically disappeared from the mainland, and Agelatus
assimilis also occurs there.

The Cayman Islands have been very well explored. Most of the species peculiar to this group
are confined to the wooded portions of Grand Cayman, and some of them are even now comparatively
rare.

Jamaica is better known ornithologically than almost any other West Indian Island.

The island of Haiti and San Domingo has not been well explored. ‘The country to the northwest
of San Domingo City, known as the San Juan country, is practically unknown, and would probably well

repay investigation.
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128 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Mona has no peculiar species, although at one time a Paroquet was described from that island,
which has since proved to be the San Domingo form.

Porto Rico has been but partially explored ornithologically, and much yet remains to be done
in the interior.

The islands of Culebra and Vieque are practically unknown as far as their avifauna is concerned,
although it is probably the same as in Porto Rico,

The islands of St. Thomas, St. John, Portola, Virgin Gorda, and Anegada, have been well
explored, as has also St Croix.

There are one hundred and forty-nine species and subspecies of birds belonging to eighty genera

which are peculiar to the Greater Antilles. They are as follows :—

CUBA.

Cuba contains the following peculiar species ; many of them also occur on the Isle of Pines.

“ARDEA BRUNNESCENS (Gunp.).
/RALLUS MACULATUS (Bovp.).
/GEOTRYGON CANICEPS Gunpt.
YSTARNCENAS CYANOCEPHALA (Liny.).
Stragglers occasionally occur on the Florida Cays.
YACCIPITER GUNDLACHI Lawr.
YREGERHINUS WILSONI (Cass.).
FALCO SPARVEROIDES Vic.
YASIO STYGIUS (Wact.).
YGYMNASIO LAWKENCII (Scr. anp Sav.).
“GLAUCIDIUM SIJU (D’Ore.).
Y ARA TRICOLOR (Brcusr.).
(CONURUS EUOPS Wact.
YSAUROTHERA MERLINI (D’Orx.).
/PRIOTELUS TEMNURUS (Tenn).
¥TODUS MULTICOLOR Goutp.
/CAMPEPHILUS PRINCIPALIS BAIRDI Cass.
YXIPHIDIOPICUS PERCUSSUS (TEMM.).
YMELANERPES SUPERCILIARIS (Tem.).
“COLAPTES CHRYSOCAULOSUS (GunpL.).
’ NESOCELEUS FERNANDIN (Vic.).
ANTROSTOMUS CUBANENSIS (Lawr.).
YCALYPTE HELENA (GunpL.).
¢ BLACICUS CARIBAUS (D’Ors.).

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 129

/CORVUS MINUTUS Gunp..
YAGELAIUS HUMERALIS (Vic.).
YAGELAIUS ASSIMILIS Gunvr.
YSTURNELLA HIPPOCREPIS Wact.
YICTERUS HYPOMELAS Bonar.
VQUISCALUS GUNDLACHI Cass.
YDIVES ATROVIOLACEUS (D'Or:.).
YSPINDALIS PRETRII (Less.).
¥* EUETHEIA CANORA (GnEL.).
Y/Y VIREO GUNDLACHI Lew.

y DENDROICA PITYOPHILA (GunpL.).
VY TERETISTRIS FERNANDINA (Lemp.).

“TERETISTRIS FORNSII Gunor.

YPOLIOPTILA LEMBEYEI (Gunot.).
MIMOCICHLA SCHISTACEA Bairp.
YMYIADESTES ELIZABETH (Lewr.).

CAYMAN ISLANDS.

SULA CORYI Maynarp
ZENAIDA SPADICEA Cory
ENGYPTILA COLLARIS Cory
AMAZONA CAYMANENSIS Cory.

MELANERPES CAYMANENSIS Cory

COLAPTES GUNDLACHI Cory
MYIARCHUS DENEGRATUS Cory
ICTERUS BAIRDI Cory
QUISCALUS CAYMANENSIS Cory
SPINDALIS SALVINI Cory
VIREO CAYMANENSIS Cory
CG@AREBA SHARPEI (Cory) .

DENDROICA AUROCAPILLA Ripew.

DENDROICA VITELLINA Cory
MIMOCICHLA RAVIDA Cory

AESTRELATA CARIBBASA (CartTE.).
PORZANA CONCOLOR (Gosse).
GEOTRYGON CRISTATA (TEM™.).

LitrLe Cayman, CayMan Brac.
GRAND CAYMAN.

GRAND CAYMAN.

GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GranpD CayMaN, LitrtE CayMAN, AND CayMAN Brac.
GRAND CAYMAN.
GRAND CAyMAN.

GRAND CAYMAN.

JAMAICA.

130 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

PSEUDOSCOPS GRAMMICUS (Gossk).
CONURUS NANUS (Vic.).

AMAZONA COLLARIA (Linn).
AMAZONA AGILIS (Liny.).
SAUROTHERA VETULA (Liny.).
HYETORNIS PLUVIALIS (GmEL.).
TODUS VIRIDIS Linn.

TODUS PULCHERRIMUS(?) SHARPE.
MELANERPES RADIOLATUS Wact.
NYCTIBIUS JAMAICENSIS (GMEL.).
SIPHONORHIS AMERICANUS Liyy.
LAMPORNIS MANGO (Liny.).
AITHURUS POLYTMUS (Liny.).
PLATYPSARIS NIGER (GMEL.).
MYIARCHUS VALIDUS Cas.
MYIARCHUS STOLIDUS (Gosse).
MYIARCHUS BARBIROSTRIS (Swains.).
BLACICUS PALLIDUS (GosseE).
ELAINEA FALLAX ScLatTer.
ELAINEA COTTA Gossr.

CORVUS JAMAICENSIS Gwen.
CTERUS LEUCOPTERYX (WacL.).
QUISCALUS CRASSIROSTRIS Swains.
NESOPSAR NIGERRIMUS (Ospury).
PYRRHULAGRA ANOXANTHA (GosseE).
SYCALIS JAMAICA SHARPE.
PYRRHUPHONIA JAMAICA (Liny.).
SPINDALIS NIGRICEPHALA Jameson,
HIRUNDO EUCHRYSEA (Gosser).
VIREO MODESTES Sc Later.
LALETES OSBURNI Scrater.
CGEREBA FLAVIOLA (Linn.).
GLOSSIPTILA RUFICOLLIS (Gwet.).
DENDROICA PHARETRA (Goss).
DENDROICA EOA (Gossr).

(2?) DENDROICA IGNOTA Maynarp.
(?)MIMUS GUNDLACHI HILLII Marcu.
MERULA AURANTIA (GME).

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 131

MERULA JAMAICENSIS (GMet.).
MYIADESTES SOLITARIUS Bairp.

HAITI AND SAN DOMINGO.

CEDICNEMUS DOMINICENSIS Cory.
RUPORNIS RIDGWAYI Cory.

STRIX GLAUCOPS Kaup.

SPEOTYTO CUNICULARIA DOMINICENSIS Cory.
CONURUS CHLOROPTERUS Souanceé.
AMAZONA SALLAEI ScLatTer.
SAUROTHERA DOMINICENSIS Larr.
TEMNOTROGON ROSEIGASTER (VieE!ILt1.).
TODUS SUBULATUS Goutp.

TODUS SUBULATUS ANGUSTIROSTRIS Larr.
NESOCTITES MICROMEGAS (Sunpev.).
CHLORONERPES STRIATUS (MizLL.).
SPORADINUS ELEGANS VIEm..
PITANGUS GABBII Lawr.
BLACICUS.-HISPANIOLENSIS (Bryanr).
LAWRENCIA NANUS (Lawr.).

CORVUS SOLITARIUS Wert.

ICTERUS DOMINICENSIS (Liny.).
QUISCALUS NIGER (Bopp.).
LOXIMITRIS DOMINICENSIS Bryant.
EUPHONIA MUSICA (GMEL.).

SPINDALIS MULTICOLOR (VieILL.).
PHG:NICOPHILUS PALMARUM (Liny.).
PHCENICOPHILUS POLIOCEPHALUS (Bonar.).
CALYPTOPHILUS FRUGIVORUS Cory.
HIRUNDO SCLATERI (Cory).

DULUS DOMINICUS (Liny.).

CCEREBA BANANIVORA (GMEL.).
MICROLIGEA PALUSTRIS Cory.
MINOCICHLA ARDESIACA (VIEILL.).
MYIADESTES MONTANUS Cory.

132 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

PORTO RICO.

ASIO PORTORICENSIS. Ruipew.
AMAZONA VITTATA Bopp.
SAUROTHERA VIEILLOTI Bp.
TODUS HYPOCHONDRIACUS Bryant.
MELANERPES PORTORICENSIS (Daup.).

Also claimed to have been taken in St. Thomas.
LAMPORNIS VIRIDIS (VIEILt.).
SPORADINUS MAUGEI (VIEILL.).
PITANGUS TAYLORI Scrater.
MYIARCHUS ANTILLARUM Bryant.
BLACICUS BLANCOI (Gunpt1.).
AGELAIUS XANTHOMUS (Sci.). (Accidental on Mona Island.)
ICTERUS PORTORICENSIS Bryant.
QUISCALUS BRACHYPTERUS Cass.
PYRRHULAGRA PORTORICENSIS (Bryant).
EUPHONIA SCLATERI Bonar.
SPINDALIS PORTORICENSIS (Bryanr).
NESOSPINGUS SPECULIFERUS (Lawer.).
VIREO LATIMERI Baitrp.
DENDROICA ADELAIDA! Bairp.
MIMUS POLYGLOTTUS PORTORICENSIS (Bryant).

ST. CROIX.
CCEREBA NEWTONT Bairp.

LESSER ANTILLES.

The Lesser Antilles have of late years received considerable attention from ornithologists.

of the islands of any size have been more or less explored, many of them quite thoroughly.

The following fifty-three species of birds are peculiar to the Lesser Antilles : —

Si. (CHRISTOPHER OR, Si. KITTS;

PYRRHULAGRA GRANDIS (Lawr.).
MYIARCHUS BERLEPSCHI Cory.

MONTSERRAT.
ICTERUS OBERI Lawr.

CICHLHERMINIA LAWRENCII Cory.

All

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BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. r33

GUADELOUPE.

CERYLE TORQUATA STICTIPENNIS Lawr.
MELANERPES HERMINIERI (Less.).
THRYOTHORUS GUADELOUPENSIS Cory.
CICHLHERMINIA HERMINIERI (Larr.).

Speotvio guadeloupensis was supposed to be peculiar to this island; but specimens have lately
been taken in Nevis.
DOMINICA.
AMAZONA AUGUSTA (Vic.).
AMAZONA BOQUETI (Becust.).
THALURANIA BICOLOR (Gmet.).
MIMOCICHLA ALBIVENTRIS (Sciater).
MYIADESTES DOMINICANUS (STEJNEGER).

MARTINIQUE.
MYIARCHUS SCLATERI Lawr.
PYRRHULAGRA NOCTIS (Liny.).
BLACICUS MARTINICENSIS Cory.
ICTERUS BONANA Liny.
DENDROICA RUFIGULA Bairp.
THRYOTHORUS MARTINICENSIS Scrater.
CINCLOCERTHIA GUTTURALIS (Larr.).
RHAMPHOCINCLUS BRACHYURUS (VIEILL.).
MYIADESTES GENEBARBiS. Swains.

ST. LUCIA.
AMAZONA VERSICOLOR (MULL.).
BLACICUS, LATIROSTRIS (VeErr.).
ICTERUS LAUDABILIS Sciater.
PYRRHULAGRA NOCTIS SCLATERI ALLEN.

* GEOSPIZA RICHARDSONI Cory.
LEUCOPEZA SEMPERI ScLatTer.

THRYOTHORUS MESOLENCUS Scrater.

CINCLOCERTHIA MACRORHYNCHA (Sctater).
RHAMPHOCINCLUS BRACHYURUS SANCTAI-LUCIZ Cory.
CICHLHERMINIA SANCTA:-LUCIA: (Sciater).
MYIADESTES SANCTAS-LUCIAE STEJNEGER.

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134 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

ST. VINCENT.
AMAZONA GUILDINGI (Vic.).
BELLONA EXILIS ORNATUS (GouLD).
CALLISTE VERSICOLOR Lawr.
CGEREBA SACCHARINA Lawr.
CC@REBA ATRATA Lawr.
CATHAROPEZA BISHOPI Lawr.
THRYOTHORUS MUSICUS Lawr.
MERULA NIGRIROSTRIS Lawr. (Probably occurs on other islands.)
MYIADESTES SIBILANS Lawr.

GRENADA.
ENGYPTILA WELLSI Lawr.
BLACICUS FLAVIVENTRIS Lawr.
CCEREBA WELLSI Cory.
THRYOTHORUS GRENADENSIS Lawr.
BARBADOS.

ELAINEA PAGANA BARBADENSIS Cory.
QUISCALUS FORTIROSTRIS Lawr.
PYRRHULAGRA BARBADENSIS Cory.
CCEREBA BARBADENSIS (Bairp).
DENDROICA CAPITALIS Lawr.

Exe Lenka bee IN; les

1. Colymbus holbeltit (Reinh.). Included by Mr. J. G. Wells in his List
of the Birds of Grenada, p. 12, 1886. No other record.

2. Sterocorarius crepidatus Feilden. Zodlogist, p. 350, 1888, recorded
from Barbados. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 298, 1889.

3. Larus argentatus Brunn. Has been recorded from Cuba and the
Bahama Islands. It is probable, however, that most of the records should have
been referred to L. argentatus smithsonianus. !

4. Larus argentatus smithsonianus Coues. Proc. Phila. Acad. Sci., p. 296,
1862. <A bird of this species was shot near Nassau, N. P., in the winter of 1889.
Gundlach also records it from Cuba (Repert Fisico Nat. Cuba I. p. 391, 1886). Id.,
ats ©. 1875, p. 307 (Cuba):

Ws Larus delawarensis Ord. Cuba A. O. U.Code and Check List, p. go,
r8so. saunders, P. Z. S., 1878, p. 177.

6. Sterna maxima Saunders (P. Z. S., p. 654, 1876), recognizes the Atlantic
bird as distinct from that which occurs on the Pacific coast, giving the Atlantic

bird the name of .S. eurygnatha; but later authors have not separated them.

7. Sterna dougalli gracilis (Gould). Saunders (P. Z. S., 1876, p. 652), gives
an interesting account of the variations in the color of the bill of southern speci-
mens of .S. dougalli. He also states that all the birds he has seen with the red _ bill
have been from tropical localities. .

Gould describes a species from Australia which he calls Sterna gracilis
(P. Z. S., p. 222, 1847), describing it as very like Sterna dougalli; but having the
bill almost, if not quite, entirely red.

It is probable that the birds having the bill partly red are resident in the
West Indies, or come up from South America.

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136 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

Seventeen specimens now before me have the base of the bill red for from
one third to one half its length. All but one of these were taken near Antigua,
W. I, during June and July. Several birds taken in Guadeloupe in September
have the bill black, and are apparently similar to specimens of S. dougald: taken
in the United States.

8. LHydrochelidon leucoptera Barbados. Feilden, Ibis, 1889, p. 502.

9. Hydrochelidon leucopareia Natt. Recorded from Barbados as HZ. hydbrida.
Saunders, P. Z. S., 1876, p. 640. Feilden, Ibis, 1889, p. 502. A somewhat doubtful
record.

10. Zstrelata hasitata (Kuhl). Guadeloupe, Lawrence, Auk, 1891, p. 59.

11. &strelata caribbea (Carte). According to Scott (Auk, 1891, p. 355),
this should be called carzbéca and not jamaicensis, as Bancroft gives no description
and no plate, but suggests that if the Petrel he writes about proves new, that it be
called Procellaria jamaicensis. Zool. Journ., Vol. V., 1828, pp. 80, 81. Carte, in
P. Z. S., 1886, pp. 93, 95, gives plate and description, and calls it Pterodroma
caribbe@a, which should stand as the name.

12. Sula cyanops, Bahamas. Ridgway, Manual N. A. Birds, p. 75, 1887.
Jamaica, Scott, Auk, 1891, p. 353. Cory, Birds of Haiti and San Domingo, p. 170,
1885. Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 272, 1889.

Dr. Bryant found this species breeding on San Domingo Cay in 1859, and a
colony of these birds still breed on that island. I have received specimens from San
Domingo Cay which were taken by Mr. J. H. Ingraham during the past winter.

13. Szla coryi Maynard. Contributions to Science, p. 43, Pt. I, Vol LI.
1889, Newtonville, U.S. A. Sv/a cory7 has thus far only been taken in the Cayman
Islands, where it breeds on Little Cayman and Cayman Brac, but not on Grand
Cayman. This bird somewhat resembles Szda piscator, but is apparently quite
distinct from that species. Sz/a piscator has been recorded from Cuba, Jamaica,
and Barbados, but I have not seen a specimen from the two first-named islands.

The common species, Sw/a swda,“tanges throughout the West Indies and
breeds in many localities.

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14. P. erythrorhynchus Gmel. has been recorded from the Isle of Pines, and
an adult male bird of this species was shot near Havana during the winter of 1889-
go, and is now in the Havana Institute.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 137

15. Merganser serrator (Linn.), a female, was killed by a market hunter
near Havana, Cuba, in December, 1891. The bird is now in the Havana Institute.

Fa : 5 ; , . ; - P

16. Azx sponsa (Linn.) is a resident species in Cuba; some birds vary
slightly from Florida specimens, the breast being darker and the bird somewhat
smaller.

17- Several specimens of D. viduata”were killed by Dr. Gundlach in the
eastern part of Cuba some thirty years ago. The species has been recorded from
Barbados.

18. &. dernicla recorded from Barbados. Feilden, Ibis, p. 477, 1889.

19. Plegadis guarauna (Linn.). Claimed to have occurred in the West
Indies (A. O. U. Code and Check List, p. 132, 1886); but I have been unable to
find any actual record of its capture.

20. Inthe series of 184 specimens of Ardea virescens now before me, the
variation in the color of the dorsal plumes is very marked in different individuals.
Birds having the central dorsal plumes glaucous, sometimes tinged with lilac,
do not appear to be peculiar to the Bahamas. The variation in color in the “ gray
backed ” specimens is considerable and apparently not constant in examples from
the same locality taken at about the same time; but specimens of the “gray
backed” variety, Ardea virescens bahamensis (Brewster), occur which cannot be
matched by any I have seen from the United States, and these may represent a resi-
dent form.

Two specimens from Porto Rico have the dorsal plumes brilliant, dark green,
quite different from any others in the series from the West Indies.

21. Ardea bahamensis Brewster. Auk V., p. 83, 1888. Cory, Birds of the
West Indies, p. 298, 1889 (see No. 20).

22. Rallus coryt Maynard. American Exchange and Mart and Household
Journal, Boston, Jan. 15, 1886. Sennett, Auk VI. p. 161, 1890. Northrop, Auk
VIIL, p- 77, 1891. Cory, Auk VIII., p. 293, 1891.

Rallus longirostris crepitans has been recorded from the Bahama Islands
(Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 254); but probably does not occur there, being

represented in those islands by Aadlus longirostris corye.

23. Dr. Gundlach questions the occurrence of P. xoveboracenszs in Cuba,
and suggests the possibility of Porzana flaviventris being mistaken for this species.

138 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES

The occurrence of Porzana noveboracens?s is not improbable, however, as it

gular, though somewhat rare, winter visitor in Florida. The writer has killed

is a reg

three birds of this species in the marshes of the upper St. John’s River in Florida.

24. M. griseus Feilden, Ibis, 1889, p. 492.

25. 7. ferruginea. Given by Wells. List of Birds of Grenada, published
in Grenada, 1886.

26. Machetes pugnax (Linn.), Feilden, Ibis, p. 494, 1889 (Barbados).
27. Vanellus vanellus (Linn.). Recorded by Feilden. Vanellus cristatus.
Zodlogist, 1888, p. 301. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 297, 1889.

28. A. hiaticula. Feilden, Ibis, 1889, p. 491. Barbados.

29. Ortalida ruficauda Lawrence. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., p. 278, 1878.
Union Island, Grenadines.

30. Colinus virgintanus (Linn.). Considerable variation in the coloration
of birds from different islands. Some specimens from Antigua show practically no
chestnut on the breast, and the birds are small. Birds from the Bahamas and San
Domingo vary in the amount of chestnut, and size and shape of the banding of the
under parts. See Birds of the West Indies, p. 224, 1889. Feilden records it
from Barbados (Ibis, p. 490, 1880).

31. Columba caribea. Gosse, in his Birds of Jamaica, p. 296, refers to this
species as being found in Porto Rico, often “in large flocks.” Gundlach did not

observe it on that island, and it has not been recorded by later writers.

32. Zenaida zenaida (Bonap.). Recorded from some of the Lesser Antilles,
including Barbados. (Feilden, Ibis, 1889, p. 477.) But some of the so-called Zenazda
zenaida Which I have seen from the Lesser Antilles approach Zenxazda castanea in the
coloration of the under tail-coverts. Several specimens from Antigua in the series
now before me have the under tail-coverts faintly tinged with rufous. Some speci-
mens from St. Eustatius seem to be intermediate in color, between Zenazda senarda
and Zenaida castanea. Zenaida richardson, described by me (Auk IV., p. 4, 1887),
I now believe to be an immature and rather odd-colored specimen of Zenxazda
zenatda (Linn,).

33. Zenaida castanea Wagl. This should stand as cas¢anea Wag). (Ridgw.,

Man. N. A. Birds, p. 213, 1887), not marténicana, the latter being one of Brisson’s
names.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 139

Specimens identified as Zenazda castanea, from Barbuda and Antigua, some-
times show considerable rufous color on the under tail-coverts. See remarks on
Zenaida zenaida, No. 32.

34. Zenaida vinaceorufa Ridgw. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. VIL, 1884, p. 176
(type ex Curagoa) 2. rubripes Lawr. Auk, 1885, p. 357 (type ex Grenada).
Berlepseh; |. f. ©), p: 95; 1892.

35. Lugyptila collaris. Cory, Auk III., p. 498, 1886. Grand Cayman.

36. Columbigallina passerina (Linn.). In the very large series now before
me there is much individual variation in color and size, much of which is due to
difference in age and season. Asa rule, however, birds from Northern Florida and
Georgia have the bill larger and much lighter colored than any I have seen from the
West Indies. Grand Cayman birds have the bill pale at the base in some specimens
and entirely dark in others. Mr. Ridgway has separated the Grand Cayman bird
(C. passerina tnsularis. Ridgway, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. p. 574, 1887). The
variation is so great in different individuals from the same island that I do not feel
that it is advisable to recognize more than one form from the West Indies (Birds of
the West Indies, p. 297, 1889). The type of C. fasserzna is supposed to have come
from Jamaica.

37- Starnenas cyanocephala (Linn.). Claimed to have been introduced
into Jamaica many years ago from Cuba. It is doubtful if it still exists in a wild
state in Jamaica.

38. Dr. Gundlach, who has killed this species (Regerhinus walsonz) describes
the male as ash colored, and the female, brown; he suggests that the labels on

Cassin’s specimens may have been changed.

39. Rupornis magnirostris. Mr. Gurney gives R. maguzrostris from the
Island of Martinique (Ibis, 1876, p. 482); but remarks that it might have possibly
belonged to one or the other of the two Central American forms which at that time

had not. been separated from it.

40. Judging from the material in my possession, four allied species of Aako
occur in the West Indies: Fado sparvertus from the Bahamas (it has been
recorded from several Antillean Islands, but some of the records are perhaps
questionable) ; Aadco dominicensis from San Domingo and Haiti (straggling birds of
this species may occasionally occur in eastern Cuba); Falco sparvertoides from Cuba,
and Falco caribbearum from Porto Rico and Lesser Antilles.

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Adult male specimens of Falco dominicens’s from San Domingo have less
bands on the outer tail feathers than Florida birds (4. sfarverzus). The San
Domingo bird is also larger and the black marking on the inner web of the first
primary does not, as a rule, reach the edge of the feather. In Cuba, Fako sparve-
rivides is represented by a light and a dark phase of plumage, which is not the case
with /. dominicensizs from Haiti and San Domingo.

The dark phase is very different from other species, but the light phase
somewhat resembles some specimens of /* domdnicens?s; it is distinguishable, how-
ever, from that species, the Cuban bird being smaller and having less buff or pale
rufous on the breast, besides other slight differences. In Cuba, the light and dark
birds breed together, and we are informed that birds of both colors have been taken
from the same nest.

The specimens examined are from the following localities : —

Falco sparverius, 29, Florida; Falco dominicensis, 46, Haiti and San Domingo;
DE sparvertovdes (light phase), 11, Cuba (dark phase), 24; ako caribbearum, 68.

Mr. Ridgway considers sfarverioides to be a synonym of domznzcensis, Auk,
Patio toon:

41. Strix furcate Temm. The white secondaries which is one of the
characters by which this form is distinguished is not a constant character. Birds
from Cuba show much variation in the markings of the secondaries and tail. The
most extreme example of this form which I have seen is labelled “Cayman Brac,
W. I.” It is very pale and small and has the tail and secondaries pure white.

Cuban and Jamaica birds sometimes have the barred tail and mottled secondaries.

42. Asto grammuicus (Gosse), Pseudoscops grammicus. Birds of the West
Indies, p. 188, 1889.

43. The variation in color shown by series of Burrowing Owls from the
Bahama Islands is considerable; but it is perhaps as well to consider them all the
same as the Florida form, Speotyto cuntcularia floridana. 1 at one time separated
the Inagua bird (Speotyto cunicularia bahamensis, Cory, Auk, p. 348, 1891); but
the supposed differences have since proved to be inconstant. Speotyto cunicularia
domunicenses, recorded by Northrop from Andros Island, should be referred to
floridana.

44. Speolyto cunicularia dominicensis Cory, resembles .S. c. floridana, but is
apparently a fairly good subspecies. Slight variation in general color, feathered

tarsus, and difference in marking of under wing-coverts are the principal characters.

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45. According to Salvadori, this species should stand as Conurus pertinax
Linn., and not Conurus xantholemus Sclater (Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., Vol. 20, 1891).
The species does not occur in St. Croix. It is found on the islands of St. Thomas
and Curagoa. Berlepsch suggests (J. f. O., p. 88, 1892) that it may have been

introduced in St. Thomas.

46. Conurus gundlachi, described from Mona, proves to be Conurus chlo-
ropterus. See Cory, Auk, p. 228, 1892.

Conurus gundlachi was described by Cabanis from the island of Mona, who
stated that it was larger than the C. ewops, with greater extent of red marking. He
had at the time only a part of a specimen, or, as he says, simply “two wings.”
(Ornith. Centramblatt, Sup. und Journ. VI, 1881, page 5.)

47. Amazona Lesson. Tr. d’Orn., p. 189, 1831. Chrysotes, Swainson,
Classif. Birds, 1837.

48. <Amazona leucocephala Linn.
Amazona leucocephala bahamensis (Bryant). A somewhat doubtful sub-
species, which I do not now consider worthy of recognition. Cory, Birds of the

West Indies, p. 183, 1889. Salvadori, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., p. 317, 1891.

49. Amazona caymanensis (Cory).

Chrysotis caymanensis Cory. Auk III, p. 497, 1886; id., Birds of the West
Indies, p. 297, 1889. Salvadori, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., p. 317, 1891. Very closely
allied to A. leucocephala (Linn.).

50. Asarule, Coccyzus minor maynarvdi may be said to be confined to the
Bahama Islands and Grand Cayman, although pale-colored individuals occasionally
occur in many of the other islands. Both mor and maynard? occur in Grand
Cayman. Birds from some of the Southern Antilles have the bill larger and are
more highly colored. These have lately been given the name of dominic (Coccyzus
dominice, Shelly, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., Vol. IX., p. 306, 1891). In the series now
before me (over two hundred specimens) the large-billed race is represented from St.
Lucia, Grenada, and Dominica. Scme specimens from St. Vincent might be
referred to that form. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 160, 1889; id., Auk, p. 394)
1891.

51. Coccyzus dominice Shelly. Cat. Birds Brit. Mus. Vol. XIX., p. 306,
1891. (See No. 50.)

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52. Saurothera bahamensis Bryant. Recorded from Eleuthera, Andros
Island, and New Providence, Bahamas. Specimens from Andros Island are slightly
darker than those from Eleuthera and New Providence; but the difference is slight
and variable. Adult birds in breeding plumage have a sub-terminal band of black
on the tail feathers, which, with the exception of the two central ones, are broadly
tipped with dull white. Young birds lack the black band on the tail. Cory, Birds
of the Bahama Islands, Revised Ed., 1890. Birds of the West Indies, p. 296, 1889.
Ridgway, Man. N. A. Birds, p. 274, 1887.

53. Priotelus temnurus (Temm.). Pl. Col. T. III, 55 Livr. Pl. 326, 1825.
Trogon silens. Wiirtt. Reis. N. A., p. 74, 1835.

54. Lemnotrogon rosergaster (Vieill.). Peculiar to the island of San
Domingo. The male differs from the female in having the wing coverts and

tertiaries barred with white.

55. Lodus pulcherrimus Sharpe. By the kindness of Dr. R. B. Sharpe, I
have had the pleasure of examining the unique type of this apparently well-marked
species. It is probable that the locality given (Jamaica) is incorrect; but if the bird
occurs in the West Indies at all (and it would seem probable that it should), its

correct habitat can only be a matter of conjecture.

56. Mr. Hargitt has created a new genus for the San Domingo bird which
has previously been called Pecumnus mecromegas.

Nesoctites, Hargitt, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus. XVIII., p. 552, 1890.

Picumnus micromegas (Sundev.). Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 167, 1889.

57. Dryobates Boie (Isis, 977, 1826) is generally accepted by American
authors for the name of this genus. Mr. Hargitt, however, prefers to use the name
Dendrocopus. Wargitt, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., Vol. XVIII, p. 201, 1890. Allen,
Auk, p. 94, 1891.

58. Dryobates villosus maynardi Ridgw. Man. N. A. Birds, p. 591, 1887.

59. Centurus nyeanus Ridgway. Auk III, p. 336, 1886. Cory, Birds of
the West Indies, p. 296, 1889.

60. Centurus blakec Ridgw. Auk III., p. 337, 1886. Cory, Birds of the
West Indies, p. 296, 1889.

61. Centurus caymanensts Cory. Auk IIL. p. 499, 1886; id, Birds of the
West Indies, p. 296, 1889.

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62. Centurus bahamensis Cory. Auk IX., p. 270, 1892.
63. Chloronerpes Swains. Classif. Birds II., p. 307, 1837.

64. I agree with Mr. Hargitt in considering this species to belong to the
genus Chloronerpes and not to Melanerfes. Hargitt, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., Vol.
XVIII, p. 69, 1890. Centurus striatus Cory. Birds of the West Indies, 18809.

65. Colaptes gundlacht. Cory, Auk III., p. 498, 1886.
66. Chordetles virgintanus (Gmel.). Barbados. Feilden, Ibis, p. 486, 1889.

67. Axtrostonus vociferus (Wils.). Recorded from Porto Rico. Cory, Auk,
July, 1889.

68. Genus Zachornis Gosse. Birds of Jamaica, p. 58, 1847.

69. Tachornis phenicobtus Gosse. Cypselus phanicobius. Cory, Birds of
the West Indies, p. 139, 1889.

70. Chetura acuta (Gmel.). Hartert, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., Vol. XVL,
p- 486, 1892.

C. dominicana Lawr. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., p. 255, 1878. Cory, Birds
of the West Indies, p. 141, 1889.

Chetura domintcana colardeaut Lawr. Auk, p. 59, I89t.

a1. Chetura cineretventris guianensis. Hartert, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus.,
Vol. XVI., p. 496, 1892.

Chetura cineretventris Wells. List of Birds of Grenada, p. 4, 1886. Cory,
Birds of the West Indies, p. 294, 1889.

72. Chetura poliura Temm. Chetura brachyura (Jard.). Cory, Birds of
the West Indies, p. 294, 1889. Id. Ibis, p. 473, 1886. Hartert, Cat. Birds. Brit.
Mus., Vol. XVI., p. 484, 1892.

73. Lampornis virginalis Gould. Mon. Trochil., Vol. IL, Pl. 80. Lam-
pornis elliott. Cory, Auk. p. 374, 1890.

74. LEulampis jugularis. Count Berlepsch has separated the Nevis bird as
a subspecies (Eulampis jugularis eximus Berlepsch, Ibis, p. 294, 1887); but, in the
large series in my possession, I find birds from other islands which will apparently

match the largest billed specimens from Nevis.

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75. Calyple helene (Gundl).” Regarding this species, Dr. Gundlach writes
as follows (MS. letter, 1888): “The males do not have the red feathers on the
throat until the second year, and no elongated red feathers until the third year. The
red feathers are wanting in old birds in December and January.” Gundl., Auk, p.

187; 1891.

76. Doricha lyrura Gould. I have never seen a specimen of this species
from Long Island, although I have killed D. evelyne there. My collectors have
not taken it on Long Island, and I believe the species to be peculiar to the Island
of Inagua. The habitat of the type as given by Gould may have been a mistake.
Mr. Salvin, in Vol. XVI. of the Catalogue of the Birds of the British Museum, p.
383, gives this species as occurring on Magua Island; but there is no such island in
the West Indies, and the mistake probably occurred from the careless writing of the
name Inagua by the collector.

77. Bellona exilis, B. cristata,and PB. exilis ornatus. For remarks on the
distribution of these species see Auk, p. 218, 1889.
“08, Sporadinus riccordi (Gerv.). The Cuban and Bahama birds are appar-
ently the same. Sporadinus bracec Lawrence is in my opinion not separable from
this species. The type is a mummy, and the color may have changed somewhat.
New Providence is but a few miles from Andros Island and Abaco, on both of which

islands .S. v2ccord77 is common.

79. Platypsaris. Sclater, P. Z.S., p. 72, 1857. Hadrostomus, Cab. Cory,
Birds of the West Indies, p. 132, 18809.

80. Milvulus tyrannus (Linn.). Wells, List of Birds of Grenada, p. 4, 1886.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 132, 18809.

81. Lyrannus dominicensis (Gmel.). This species has a concealed patch
of orange on the crown. Mention of this was omitted in the description given in
the Birds of the West Indies, p. 132, 18809.

82. Tyrannus melancholicus couchii (Baird). In May, 1889, Mr. George
N. Lawrence wrete me as follows: “ Not long since I received a Tyrannus from
Dr. Gundlach, killed in Cuba, which he wished me to compare with 7. melancholicus.
I found it to agree closely with a specimen in my collection from Yucatan, labelled
as YL. satrapa. Mr. Ridgway considers this so-called sa¢rapa as not differing

materially from couchz?.” The specimen is now in the Institute in Havana.

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83. Myarchus tyrannulus oberi (Lawr.). The West Indian bird seems to
be a well-marked race, having a larger bill and a constant though slight difference
in coloration. AZ. ¢yrannulus occurs in Tobago; but seems to be replaced by oderi
from Grenada northward. Specimens from St. Vincent have the bill pale horn
color and larger than any in my series from other localities. In ¢yrannulus and in
obere from other islands the bill is dark; but I have yet to see a black-billed
specimen from St. Vincent.

84. Mytarchus berlepscht Cory. Auk V., p. 266, 1888. Id., Birds of the
West Indies, p. 293, 1889. Habitat, St. Kitts.

85. Mytarchus denigratus Cory. Auk III., pp. 500-502. 1886. Id., Birds
of the West Indies, p. 293, 1889. Habitat, Grand Cayman.

86. Mytarchus sagre Gundl.” Birds from Cuba and the Bahama Islands are
apparently the same, and I can find no differences by which they may be distin-
guished. Some authors, however, recognize the Bahama bird as distinct. Allen,

Auk, 1301, p. 72.

87. Myarchus barbirostris (Swains.). PBlacicus barbzrostris of authors seems

to more properly belong to the genus AZyzarchus than to Blacicus.

88. Blacicus martinicensis Cory. A somewhat doubtful species, very closely
allied to B. drunnetcapillus Lawr., and perhaps should not be separated from it.
Specimens examined, 2. drunnetcapillus from Dominica, 6; from Guadeloupe

8; B. martinicensts from Martinique, 5.

89. Blacicus flaviventris Lawr. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. IX., p. 617, 1887.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 292, 1889.

90. Elainea pagana occurs in Grenada and Tobago, while E. pagana
martinica is the form which is found on the island of Curagoa. Berlepsch,
J. f. O., p. 85, 1892. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 292, 1889.

gt. Elainea pagana barbadensis Cory. Auk, p. 47, 1888. Id., Birds of the
‘ West Indies, p. 292, 1889.

92. Corvus leucognaphilus Daud. Birds from San Domingo vary slightly
in coloration from Porto Rico specimens. Should it be deemed advisable to
separate them, the Porto Rico form would stand as Corvus erythrophthalmus Witt.

(Erste Reise nord Amerika, p. 68, 1835.)

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93. Corvus solitarius Wiirtt. Corvus palmarum Wirtt. Erste Reise nord

Amerika, 1835, p- 68, San Domingo.

94. C. minutus Gundl. Nostrils covered by bristles, bristles larger than in

NASICUS.

95. Corvus nasicus Temm. Nostrils open, bristles short. Several speci-

mens have lately been received from Grand Caicos Island, Bahamas.

96. Nanthocephalus icterocephalus (Bonap.). Recorded by Feilden from
Barbados. Ibis, p. 489, 1889.

97. Agelaius assimilis Gundl. The female of this species is black, the male

resembles A. phaniceus more than it does dryante.

98. Agelaius phaniceus bryanti Ridgw. Man. N. A. Birds, pp. 570-592
1887.

99. ILcterus tcterus Linn. Several specimens in my collection from St.

homas are very highly colored.

100. J/elerus northropt Allen. Auk, p. 343, 1890, Andros Island. Cory,
Auk, 350, 1891, Abaco Island.

101 Jeterus bairdi Cory. Auk IIL, p. 500, 1886. Id. Birds of the West
Indies, p. 291, 1880

102. Ouzscalus fortirostris Lawr. The adult females are black.

103. Qurscalus inflexirostris Swains. Q. lumitnosus Lawr. I cannot sepa-
rate birds from Grenada, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, and Martinique. It is probable that
the old females are black like the males; but in the series before me there is but one

black specimen which is marked a female. My collection contains the following : —

Quiscalus fortirostris Lawr. Barbados.

9 specimens, 5 males, 4 females; all the females are black.
Outscalus inflexirostris Swains.

20 males from St. Lucia, all black.

females from St. Lucia, 4 gray, 1 black.

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males from Martinique, 6 black, 1 mixed,

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females from Martinique, all gray,

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6 males from Grenada, all black.

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4 females from Grenada, all gray.
1 male from St. Vincent, black.

104. Quzscalus guadeloupensis Lawr. Very similar to Q. exflexirosiris.
20 males from Guadeloupe, 15 black, 5 mixed.
14. females from Guadeloupe, gray.
5 males from Marie Galante, 4 black, 1 mixed.
4 females from Marie Galante, all gray.
Ouiscalus gundlacht Cass. “Cuba, Little Cayman, and Cayman Brac.
8 males, 4 females, all black.

105. Quzscalus caymanensis Cory. GrandCayman. Auk III., p. 499 ,1886.
Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 291, 1889.
27 males, 14 females, all black.
Quiscalus brachypterus Cass. Porto Rico.
7 males, 5 females, all black.
Outscalus crasstrostris Swains. Barbados.
4 males, 4 females, all black.
Quiscalus niger (Bodd). Haiti and San Domingo.
14 males, 3 females, all black.

106. Genus Dives Cassin. Proc. Phila. Acad. Sci., 1886, p. 413.

107. Spinus pinus (Wils.). Chrysomitris pinus Gundl. J. f. O., p. 9, 1856.
Id., Rep. Fisico Nat. Cuba, p. 397, 1866.

108. Spenus mexicanus (Swains.). Chrysomitris mexicana Gundl. Rep.
Fisico Nat. Cuba L., p. 397, 1866.

Yi09. Zonotrichia leucophrys (Forst.). Cory, Auk, p. 273, 1892 (Cuba).
Vito. Ammodramus maritimus (Wils.). Cuba. Caban., J. f. O., p. 7, 1856.

111. Ammodramus sandwichensis savanna (Wils.). Cory, Auk, p. 211,
1886. Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 98, 1889.

112. Being in doubt as to the standing of the name Loxigilla, | wrote to
Dr. Leonard Stejneger asking his opinion regarding it. His reply to me so clearly
settled the question that with his permission I quote his letter :—

“On the type species of the genus Lovzgz//a. Lesson, in 1831 (Traite d’orn.,
p. 443), established the name Zovigil/a for a heterogeneous group of birds as the
tenth subgenus of the genus /yizgilla At the same time he divided it into two

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‘races, the ‘ Facarzuis, to which he attached no Latin name, and the ‘ Vrai Sene.
galis Estrilda Sw. The name Lovigil/a consequently belongs to the first group or
‘race’ in which he included the following ten species : —

1. fringilla noctis. Gm.

2. Tanagra gacarina. Gm.

3. Fringilla nettens. Gm.

4. fringilla elegans. Gm.

5. Loxia frontals. L.

6. fringilla cyanea. Wils.

7. Loxta bella. Lath.

8. Fringilla lathamz. Vig.

9. Fringilla temporalis. Vig.
10. Lringilla bichenowi. Vig.

“Six years later (Complement de Buffon VIII. pp. 240-254, Nos. 1, 2, and 6)
Lesson himself breaks up this arrangement; /yizg7lla noct’s he refers to the
‘ Facarinis or Passerines’ to which he applies the generic name Passerina Vieill.
Nos. 3, 4, and 5 he now refers to the true astrilds (Estrtlda), which leaves the
name Laexigzlla for the group containing Nos. 7, 8, 9, and 10, the ‘ Weebongs,
all from Australia. It will thus be seen that Zorzgz//a is entirely inadmissible for
fF. noctis and its congeners for which Bonaparte’s Pyrrhulagra (1850) is the only
generic name available. By continuing the elimination of Zoxzgz//a still further, it
will be found that the type is No. 7 Loxa bella Cabanis, Zoneginthus consequently
being a synonym of Lox?gz//a as restricted, according to the code of the A. O. U.
The general use of Loazg7//a for the genus typified by /* zocézs originated with Gray,
who applied the vicious rule that the species first mentioned by the author is to be
regarded as the type.”

113.1 Pyrrhulagra violacea (Linn.). Lovrigilla violacea of authors. Habitat,
3ahama Islands, San Domingo, and Jamaica. Specimens from Jamaica and San
Domingo vary slightly; but I find no constant differences by which they may be
distinguished. Old females are black, similar to the males. Auk, p. 297, 1891.
My collection contains the following specimens of vzolacea : —

Abaco. 16 males, black; 4 females, gray tinged with black.

Berry Island. 5 males, black.

Great Bahama. 2 males, black; 1 female, gray with black breast.

Eleuthera. 12 males: 7 black, 5 mixed black and gray; 12 females: 5 black,

5 gray, and 2 mixed.

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Andros Island. 3 males: 2 black, 1 mixed; 4 females: 2 mixed and 2 black.

Caicos. 1 male, black; 1 female, black.

New Providence. 19 males: 16 black, 3 mixed; 3 females: 2 gray, 1 nearly
black.

Inagua. 29 males: 21 black, 2 gray, 6 mixed; 36 females: 24 black, 3 gray,
g mixed black and gray.

San Domingo. 29 males: 21 black, 3 gray, 5 mixed; 17 females: 2 black,
9 mixed, 6 gray.

Jamaica. 13 males: 7 black, 6 grayish; 7 females: 2 black, 4 olive gray, I
mixed.

114. The female of both Pyrrhulagra portoricensis and P. grandis are black
in adult plumage.

115. Pyrrhulagra grandis (Lawr.). Loxigilla portoricensis, var. grandis

Lawr. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. IV., p. 204, 1881.

116. Pyrrhulagra noctis and varieties (Loxigella noctis of authors). Old
males are usually black and the females brownish gray; but in the series before me,
two black specimens, one from Grand Terre and the other from St. Lucia, are
marked females. It is not unlikely that the collector may have made a mistake in
determining the sex. There is considerable variation in the color of the throat and
crissum in birds from different islands and also in birds from the same island.

Birds from Grenada and St. Vincent are apparently the same, having the
throat rufous brown, some birds from Grenada showing almost an orange shade of
brown. The crissum and throat are alike in color, Specimens from Martinique
and St. Lucia have the throat chestnut brown, and birds from Martinique show
comparatively little rufous on the crissum, although the average number of
specimens in a series from Martinique which show traces of rufous on the crissum
is greater than in a like number from St. Lucia; the color of the crissum is chestnut
brown. In Martinique and St. Lucia specimens, there is so little difference in
coloration that it is hardly worth while to separate them. From Dominica north-
ward the birds are somewhat duller in coloration, the black plumage, especially in
specimens from Antigua, having an ashy tinge. A series of specimens from
Antigua have the under parts and lower back grayish black, some of them showing
a faint tinge of olive when held in the light. The quills and tail are dark brown,

not black.

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To sum up, we find considerable variation in individuals, especially in the
color of the throat, and we have three fairly well-marked races, and a somewhat
doubtful fourth if we separate the St. Lucia and Martinique birds. Specimens from

Martinique have little or no chestnut brown on the crissum; throat, chestnut brown.

117.- Pyrrhulagra noctis sclatert (Allen), from St. Lucia, is very similar to
the Martinique form and perhaps should not be separated from it. The number of
specimens which have absolutely no brown on the crissum is greater than in the
Martinique series. The coloration of the throat is about the same, although some

specimens from Martinique have the throat unusually dark.

118. + Pyrrhulagra noctis grenadensis, s, p. nov. (Type No. 13,664,
coll. Charles B. Cory, male Grenada). Grenada and St. Vincent. Throat and

crissum rufous brown, plumage very black, throat patch rather contracted.

119.+ Pyrrhulagra noctis ridgwayt, s. p. nov. (Type No. 14,510, coll.
Charles B. Cory, male Antigua). Antigua, St. Kitts, Anguilla, St. Eustatius, Bar-
buda, Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Désirade, Marie Galante, and Dominica. This form
has the throat and crissum rufous brown, intermediate in color between zocfés and
erenadensis. The general color is not as black as in birds from Martinique or
Grenada. Antigua specimens have a gray tinge, especially on the belly. Quills and

tail are dark brown.

120.; Pyrrhulagra barbadensis, Loxigilla barbadensis Cory. Auk. IIL, p.
382, 1886. Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 290, 1889.

tan. -Geospisa Gould. “P. Z.S., 1837, p..5:

122. + Geospiza richardsont, Loxigilla richardsont Cory. Auk. HL, p. 382,
1886. Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 290, 1889.

123. + Euetheia bicolor. This species varies in coloration according to age
and season. Some birds are entirely black on the under parts, while others shade
into olive gray on the abdomen and whitish on the middle of the belly, while others
have the breast black and the rest of the under parts grayish. Commencing with
the Bahama Islands, from Great Bahama and Abaco we have a series of some
twenty male specimens, two of which show no gray whatever on the belly, three of
which are ashy on the belly but deep black on the breast, the others variable. The
bird is apparently the same throughout the Bahama Islands, and shows much varia-
tion in the coloration of the under parts. Some old specimens are entirely black on
the under parts, just showing a tinge of olive or grayish near the vent on the under

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. I5!

tail-coverts; but the black-bellied ones are the exception, there being only six in the
Bahama series, which contains a couple of hundred specimens from the different
islands. In the Greater and Lesser Antilles the bird is apparently the same, as I
have specimens from Guadeloupe, St. Lucia, and Martinique which only show a faint
tinge of grayish near the vent. Some authors consider the Antillean bird to be sub-
specifically separable. Zuetheta bicolor marchit Baird. Proc, Phila. Acad. Sci.,
p- 297, 1863. Sharpe, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus. XII., p. 150, 1888.

124. + Euetheta lepida (Jacq.). Fringilla lepida (Jacq.). Beitr., p. 7, Plate II.
(1784). Empertza olivacea Gmel. Syst. Nat. I., p. 370, 1788.

Spermophila adoxa. Gosse, Birds of Jamaica, p. 253, 1847.

Phonipa olivacea. Sclater, P. Z. S., p. 159, 1855. Cory, Birds of Haiti and
San Domingo, p. 65, 1884.

Phonipara adoxa. March, Proc, Phila. Acad., p. 297, 1863.

Phontpara lepida. Sharpe, Cat. Birds of Brit. Mus. XIL., p. 145, 1888.

Euetheia olivacea. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 95, 1889.

125. Spermophila gutturalis (Licht.). Grenada. Wells, List of the Birds,
of Grenada, p. 3, 1886. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 292, 1889.

126. Volatinza splendens (Vieill.). Grenada.
V. splendens occurs in Grenada and not V’. jacarina (Linn.). Cory, Auk,
p. 218, 1889. Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 290, 1889.

127. Sycalis jamaice Sharpe.

Mr. Sharpe separates the Jamaica bird from the continental form. Sycadz
jamaice. Sharpe, Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., p. 379, Vol. XII., 1888. Crzthagra
braziliensis. Gosse, Birds of Jamaica, p. 245, Plate 61, 1847. Sycales brazeliensis.
Sclater, P. Z. Si, p. 74, 1861.. Sycals flaviola. Cory, Birds of the West Indies,
p- 100, 1889.

128. Pyrrhuphonia. Bonap., C. R. XXXI.,, p. 423, 1850.

129. Calliste versicolor Lawr. <A perfectly good species peculiar to the

island of St. Vincent, and replaced in Grenada by Cadliste cucullata (Swains.).

130. Calliste cucullata Swains. Grenada. Cory, Birds of the West Indies,
p. 289, 1889.

131. Piranga rubra Linn. Pyranga estiva (Gmel.). Sclater, Cat. Birds
Brit. Mus., Vol. XI., p. 182, 1886.

152 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

132. Prranga erythromelas Vieill. Pyranga rubra (Linn.). Sclater, Cat.
Birds Brit. Mus., Vol. XI., p. 188, 1886.

133. Sprndalis zena stejnegert Cory. Auk, p. 348, 1891. Some birds from

Cat Island appear to be intermediate between this form and \S. zeza.

134. Spindalis zena townsend: Ridgw. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., p. 3, 1887.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 290, 1889.

135. Spzxdalis salvint Cory. Auk III., p. 499, 1886. Id., Birds of the
West Indies, p. 289, 1889.
This species sometimes has the black cap covering the chestnut collar on the

nape. In sadvzx7 the collar is deep chestnut, while in prefrzz it is brownish orange.

136. Progne dominicensis (Gmel.). Probably common throughout the Lesser
Antilles. Feilden records it from Barbados, Ibis, p. 483, 1889; and I have lately

received specimens from Tobago.

137. Pyrogne cryptoleuca Baird. Review American Birds, p. 277, 1865.
Ridgw., Man. N. A. Birds, p. 459, 1887.
Progne subts (Linn.). Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 70, 1889.

138. Vireo calidris and varieties. It is claimed that the type of V7reo
calidris was figured by Edwards, in 1751, from Jamaica specimens, and afterwards
described by Linnzeus in 1766,

In 1807 Vieillot described a specimen from San Domingo, naming it e/¢logua.

I do not find any character whereby the Jamaica and San Domingo birds
may be distinguished. All the Greater Antillean examples of this species, and those
from the Lesser Antilles as far south as Guadeloupe, are very similar in coloration,
although individual examples vary considerably. Birds from Dominica, Martinique,
Grenada, St. Lucia, and Barbados, seem to have the top of the head grayer and the
maxillary stripe darker; the birds are also slightly smaller. If it is thought advis-
able to separate these birds at all, it is perhaps as well to consider birds from the
last-mentioned islands as the subspecies described by Ridgway. Vcreosyluia calidris
barbadense (History of N. A. Birds, Vol. I, p. 359, 1874). I cannot find any consid-
erable difference between birds from Barbados and Grenada, although unfortunately
I have examined but three specimens from the former island. It is probable that
some birds are resident, remaining in the islands throughout the year, while others

are migratory and only occur during the summer season.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES, 153

Birds from the Bahama Islands, Grand Cayman, and Cuba, are generally
recognized as asubspecies. V. calidris barbatulus (Cab.). This form has the head
more ashy than the caddris, but not so dark as barbadense; the back grayish olive,
and the superciliary line whitish, which in caédrzs proper is buff.

Several years ago, two or three Boston collectors were in the habit of using a
composition for the preservation of skins, composed of borax, alum, and some other
ingredients (which I do not know), instead of arsenic. The effect of this composition
on the color of the plumage in some species of birds was quite marked, and in a
number of specimens of V’zrco cafidris in my collection, prepared with this prepara-
tion, the colors have been decidedly changed, so that they are useless for purposes of
comparison. Vzreo calidris (Linn.). Gadow., Cat. Birds Brit. Mus., Vol. VIII., p.
293, 1883. Salvin and Godman, Biol. Centr. Americana, Vol. I., p. 186, 1879-87.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 76, 1889.

Vireosylvia calidris, var. dominicana Lawr, Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. I. p. 55,

139. Vireo calidris barbadense Ridgw. (Type from Barbados.) History
North Amer. Birds, Vol. I., p. 359, 1874.

140. Vireo caymanensts Cory. Auk, p. 6, 1887. Id., Birds of the West
Indies, p. 288, 1889.

141. Vireo crassirostris and Vireo crassirostris allent. Both gray and
yellow birds occur throughout the Bahama Islands, but only the yellow form has as
yet been taken in Grand Cayman. The old Providence species V. approximans is
similar to V. adlenz; but has the bill always pale, not dark brown as in adlenz.
The distribution of the two races according to the specimens I have examined is as
follows : —

Great Bahama. Jl. crasscrostris, some inclining towards allenz.
Abaco. V. crassirostris, some inclining towards adlent.

Berry Island. V. crasstrostris and allen and intermediate specimens.
Biminis. Vl. crasstirostris and allent.

Eleuthera. V. crassirostris, intermediate specimens, and adlent.

New Providence. Il. crasstvostris, one intermediate.

Andros. Intermediate, but inclining towards aleve.

Rum Cay. V. allend and intermediate specimens.

Conception. V. allenz.

Cat Island. V. crasszrostris and intermediate.

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Green Cay. VW. crasstrostris and intermediate.
Maraguana. JV. allentz.
Inagua. VI’. crasszrostris, intermediate, and allenz,

Grand Cayman. JV. allent.
142. Synopsis of the West Indian Cerebide. Cory, Auk, p. 37, 1891.

143. Cereba sharpet, Certhiola sharper. Cory, Auk IIL, p. 297, 1886. — Id.,
Birds of the West Indies, p. 288, 1889. Id., Auk, p. 37, 1891.

144. Cereba luteola, Certhiola godmant. Cory, Auk, p. 38, 1891.

145. Careba bartholemica (Sparrm.), Certhiola bartholemica. Cory, Birds of
the West Indies, p. 64, 1889.

I have received from St. Bartholomew a small box of birds which contained
a series of the Caveéa of that island, after carefully comparing the specimens from
St. Bartholomew with others from Dominica, Guadeloupe, and St. Kitts, I can find
no differences which would warrant separating them specifically. The extent of
white at the base of the quills is at best a somewhat variable character, and the
white marking on the forehead varies, and is often entirely absent in some specimens.
It is probably a phase of plumage dependent on age and season. Although birds
from Guadeloupe, St. Kitts, Marie Galante, and other islands often differ slightly
in coloration, it is only by comparing large series from different islands, that these
slight differences may be seen. It is apparent that the color of the back varies, and
the shade of yellow on the under parts and the gray on the throat is slightly
different; but in large series it is found that most any of these birds may be matched
by individuals from other islands, although the bulk of the series might perhaps
show a slightly different marking or shade of color. This would perhaps represent
a possible subspecies in some cases; but it would be most undesirable to recognize
races which would require to be labelled with the locality where they were taken to
admit of positive identification. If, as I am forced to believe, the birds from

Dominica and St. Bartholomew are inseparable, then the name Ca@rcba. dominicana

becomes a synonym, C. daréolemzca (Sparrm.) being the older name.
C@REBA BARTOLEMICA (Sparrm.).

Certhia bartolemica Sparrm. Mus. Carls. Fasc. III., No. 57, 1788.

Certhiola bartolemica Reich. Hand. Scans., p. 253, 1853. Ridgw., Proc.
U.S. Nat. Mus. VILE, p. 28,1885. Sclater, Cat. Birds. Brit. Mus: XI) p3 42,1386.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 64, 1889. Id., Auk, p. 39, 1891.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. I

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or

Certhiola domintwcana. Taylor, Ibis, 1864, p. 167. Sclater, Cat. Birds Brit,
Mus. XI, p. 44, 1886. Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 65, 1889. Id., Auk,
p- 39, 1891.

Certhiola sundevalli Ridgw. Proc, U. S. Nat. Mus., 1885, p. 26. Habitat,
St. Bartholomew, Anguilla, Marie Galante, Dominica, Désirade, Barbuda, Nevis,
St. Kitts, St. Eustatius, Saba, Guadeloupe, Montserrat, and Antigua.

Cereba dominicana. Cory, Auk, p. 39, 1891.

Cereba bartolemica. Cory, Auk, p. 39, 1891.

Besides the series of Ca@vreba, the box contained examples of Tyrannus dome-
nicensis, Eulanpis holosericeus, Elainea pagana martinica, Columbigallina passerina,
Dendroica ruficapilla, Campsothlypis americana, Euetheta bicolor, Ardea virescens,

and A/imantopus mexicanus.
146. Genus Arébelorhina Caban. Ridgway, Man. N. A. Birds, p. 290, 1889.

147. Arbelorhina cyanea (Linn.). Careba cyanea. Cory, Birds of the
West Indies, p. 67, 188g.

148. Helminthophila pinus (Linn.). Recorded from Abaco by Ridgway,
Pik, ps 333; LSOl.

149. Dendroica aurocapilla Ridgw. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., p. 572, 1887.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 287, 1889.

150. Dendroica dominica (Linn.). Many West Indian specimens have the
superciliary stripe almost entirely white, representing the variety 4/éc/ora Baird.

151. Dendroica delicata Ridgw.
Dendroica adlaide delicata Ridgw. Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. V., p. 525, 1882.
Cory, Birds of the West Indies, p. 51, 1889.

152. Dendroica kirtlandi Baird. Cory, Auk, p. 297, 1891.
The true habitat of this species is probably in the Bahama Islands, where it

is not uncommon, and is, I believe, resident.
153. Dendroica pityophila bahamensis Cory. Auk, p. 348, 1891.

154. Dendroica palmarum hypochrysca Ridgw. —
I have killed specimens of this race in Cuba (January and February).

155. Dendroica vitellina Cory. Auk III., p. 497, 1886. Id., Birds of the
West Indies, p. 286, 1889.

156 BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES.

156. Geothlypis agilis (Wils.). I have a specimen of this species shot at

Cay Sal, Bahamas, on May 17, 1891.

157- Geothlypis trichas restrictus (Mayn.).

G. restricta Maynard, American Exchange and Mart, Dec. 15, 1886. Cory,
Birds of the Bahama Islands, Revised Ed., 1890.

A somewhat doubtful subspecies, supposed to be resident. Described as
differing from G. ¢vzchas in having the black mask restricted on the cheeks to the
same width as on the forehead, with the space next to the black abruptly ashy and

the wings shorter and rounder.

158. Geothlypis rostraius Bryant. This species occurs on New Providence
and Andros Islands. Some Andros Island birds approach Geothlypis tannerz in col-
oration. The color of the back varies in birds from Andros, New Providence, and
Abaco, and it is perhaps as well to consider the Abaco form as a subspecies. The
Eleuthera bird seems to be specifically separable. I have examined specimens as
follows: New Providence, 22; Andros, 12; Great Bahama,g; Abaco, 11; Eleuthera,
7. The color of the bill varies somewhat in birds from Andros Island, in some it is
light, and in others dark brown. Ridgw., Auk III, p. 335, 1886. Cory, Birds of
the West Indies, p. 287, 1889.

159. Geothlypis coryi Ridgw. Auk III. p. 334, 1886. Cory, Birds of the
West Indies, p. 287, 1889.

160. Microligea palustris Cory. Birds of Haiti and San Domingo, p. 38,
1885. Id., Birds of the West Indies, p. 38, 1889.

161. Szt/a pusilla Lath. Recorded from Great Bahama Island. Cory,
Auk, ip. 350, 1897.

162. Polioptila cerulea cesiogaster Ridgw. Man. N. A. Birds, p. 569, 1887.
Mr. Ridgway considers some specimens from the Bahama Islands as worthy
of subspecific distinction. Judging from the material in my possession, it is

hardly separable from P. c@rulea. It has been recorded from Cozumel Island.

163. | Thryothorus guadeloupensis Cory. Auk IIL, p. 381, 1886. Id., Birds
of the West Indies, p. 286, 1889.

164. Rhamphocinclus brachyurus sancte-lucie Cory.
Rhamphocinclus sancte-lucie Cory. Auk, p. 94, 1887. Id. Birds of the
West Indies, p. 285, 1889.

BIRDS OF THE WEST INDIES. 157
165. Mimus polyglottus orpheus (Linn.). Cory, Auk, p. 45,1891. Northrop,
Auk, p. 45, 1891.

166. Mimus polyglottus portoricensts Bryant. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist.
XI, p. 68, 1866. Cory, Auk, p. 46, 1891.

4,

167. Memus hilt (March). For want of proper series of specimens for
comparison, I am unable to decide the value of this supposed species. I have
examined more than two hundred specimens from the Bahama Islands, but only two
from Cuba, and three somewhat worn skins from Jamaica. It is doubtful, however,

if the two forms are worthy of even subspecific separation.
168. Genus Allenza. Cory, Auk, p. 42, 1891.

169. Allenta montana. Cory, Auk, p. 42, 1892. Id., Margarops montanus,
Birds of the West Indies, p. 29, 1880.

170. Cory, Auk, p. 43, 1891. (Remarks on the distribution of JZ. fuscatus
and M7. fuscatus densirostris.)

171. Genus Crchklherminia Bonap. This genus should be placed with the
true Zurdide and not the AZiémide, as 1 wrongly classified it in my article on the

West Indian species of the genus (Auk, p. 43, 1891).
172. Crchlherminia lawrencit. Cory, Auk, p. 44, 1891.

173. Mimocichla schistacea Baird. ¥ According to Dr. Gundlach, the eggs of
this species are somewhat different from those of JZ. rubripes. M. schistacea is
found only in Eastern Cuba. Both J. schzstacea and M. rubripes occur in middle

Cuba.

174. Mimocichla ardesiaca albiventris (Sclater). Given a name by Mr.
Sclater, P. Z. S., 1889, p. 326. Mr. Allen also described the Dominica species as
Mimocichla verillorum, Auk, p. 217, 1891, but corrected the error, Auk, p. 317, 1891.
(See also Sclater, Ibis, p. 612, 1889.)

175. Mimocichla ravida, Cory, Auk, p. 499, 1886. Id., Birds of the West
Indies, p. 285, 1889.

176. Merula gymnophthalma Caban. I have examined and compared speci-
mens from Grenada, St. Vincent, Tobago, Trinidad, and Venezuela.

Mr. W. W. Brown procured a good series of this form in Tobago.

INDEX TO ISLANDS.

A. | E.
PaGeE
Abaco, Bahamas, 21,126 | Eleuthera (Bahamas), 22,
Acklin Island, Bahamas, 27 Exuma, Great (Bahamas),
Andros Island, Bahamas, 24 Exuma Cays (Bahamas),
Anegada, 44
Anguilla (Bahamas) (Salt Cay Bank), 29
Anguilla (Lesser Antilles), 45 F
See, Me 48 Flamingo Cay (Jumentos Cays, Bahamas),
Atwood's Cay (or Samana) (Bahamas), 27 | Fortune Island (Bahamas),
Aves Island, | :
B. | G.
Bahama, Great, Grand Caicos,
Bahama Islands, | Grand Cayman,
Barbados, Grand Terre,
Barbuda, | Great Bahama Island,
Bequia (Grenadines), | Greater Antilles,
Berry Islands, Bahamas, Great Exuma,
Biminis Islands, Bahamas, 22 Great Harbor Cay (Berry Islands, Bahamas),
Great Inagua, 28,
| Great Ragged Island,
C. | Great Stirrup Cay (Berry Islands, Bahamas),
Caicos Islands, 28 Green Cay (Exuma Cays, Bahamas),
Caicos, East (Bahamas), 28 Se ts i
Caicos, Grand (Bahamas), 28 aes x sep
‘ : Guadeloupe, 49;
Caicos, North (Bahamas), 28 Grenadines:
Canonan (Grenadines), H.
Carriacou (Grenadines),
Cat Island or San Salvador, 25 Haiti and San Domingo, 39;
Cayman Brac, 36,129 | Highbourn Cay (Exuma Cays, Bahamas),
Cayman, Grand, 36, 129
Cayman, Little, 35,129 | I
Cay, Sal (see Salt Cay), Bahamas, 29 :
Conception Island (Bahamas), 26 Inagua, Great (Bahamas), 28,
Crooked Island (Bahamas), 27 Inagua, Little (Bahamas),
Cuba, 32,128 | Isle of Pines (Cuba),
Culebra, 42
IDE J.
Jamaica, 37>
Désirade (Lesser Antilles), 50 | Jamaica Cay (Jumentos Cays, Bahamas),
Dominica, Hits l33 Jumentos Cays (Bahamas),

(159)

160

Les Saintes,

Lesser Antilles,

Little Cayman,

Little Inagua,

Long Island (Bahamas),
La Désirade,

M.

Maraguana (Bahamas),
Marie Galante,
Martinique,

Mustique (Grenadines),
Miraporvos (Bahamas),
Mona,

Monica,

Montserrat,

INE
Nevis,
New Providence (Bahamas),

O.

Orange Cay (Abaco Cays, Bahamas),

15
Petite Terre,
Pine Island (see Isle of Pines, Cuba),
Plana Cays (Bahamas),
Porto Rico,

Rum Cay,
Ragged Island,

INDEX TO ISLANDS.

ne

wnt

Saba,
St. Bartholomew,

Pace
46
45

St. Christopher or St. Kitts (see St. Kitts), 46, 132

St. Croix or Santa Cruz,

St. Eustatius,

St. John,

St. Kitts or St. Christopher,

St. Lucia,

St. Martin,

St. Thomas,

St. Vincent,

San Domingo and Haiti (see Haiti),
Salt Cay (see Cay Sal, Bahamas),
Samana or Atwood Cay (Bahamas),
Samana (Bahamas),

San Salvador or Cat Island,

Seal Island (Jumentos Cays, Bahamas),
Sombrero,

San Domingo Cay (Bahamas),

alls
‘Tortola,
‘Turk’s Island (Bahamas),

105

Union Island (Grenadines),

V.
Vieque,
Virgin Gorda,
Virgin Islands,

W.

Watling’s Island (Bahamas),
West Indies,

44, 132
46
43
46, 132
53> 133

54

INDEX TO FAMILY AND GENERA.

Accipiter,
Actitis,
/Egialitis,
-¥strelata,
Agelaius,
Aithurus,
Aix,

Ajaja,
Alcedinide,
Allenia,
Amazona,
Ammodramus,
Ampelide,
Ampelis,
Anas,
Anatide,
Anhinga,
Anhingide,
Anous,
Anser,
Antrostomus,
Ara,
Aramide,
Aramus,
Arbelorhina,
Ardea,
Ardeide,
Ardetta,
Arenaria,
Asio,
Aythya,

Bartramia,
Bellona,
Blacicus,
Botaurus,
Branta,
Buteo,

Calidris,
Callichelidon,
Calliste,
Calypte,
Calyptophilus,
Campephilus,
Campsothlypis,
Caprimulgide,
Catharista,
Catharopeza,
Cathartes,
Cathartide,
Ceryle,
Cheetura,
Charadriidz,
Charadrius,
Charitonetta,
Chelidon,
Chen,
Chloronerpes,
Chordeiles,
Cichlherminia,
Ciconiine,
Cinclocerthia,
Circus,
Clivicola,
Coccyzus,
Ccereba,
Ccerebide,
Colaptes,
Colinus,
Columba,
Columbide.
Columbigallina,

| Colymbus,

Contopus,
Conurus,
Corvide,

(161)

PAGE

93

115 |

II4
107

II4

Corvus,
Contingidee,
Crotophaga,
Cuculidz,

| Cypseloides,

104 |

Hy,
105
95

81
108
IOI
109

Cypselus,

Dafila,
Dendrocygna,
Dendroica,
Dives,
Dolichonyx,
Doricha,
Dryobates,
Dulus,

Ectopistes,
Elainea,
Elanoides,
Empidonax,
Engyptila,
Ereunetes,
Erismatura,
Euetheia,
Eulampis,
Euphonia,

Eupsychortyx,

Falco,
Falconide,
Fregata,
Fregatide,
Fringillide,
Fulica,

E.

162

Galeoscoptes,
Gallinago,
Gallinula,
Gelochelidon,
Geospiza,
Geothlypis,
Geotrygon,
Glaucidium,
Glaucionetta,
Glaucis,
Glossiptila,
Gracide,
Gruide,

Grus,

Guara,
Guiraca,

Gymnasio,

Fi.

Elalpia,
Habropyga,
Heematopodidee,
Heematopus,
Helinaia,
Helminthophila,
Helmitherus,
Himantopus,
Hirundinide,
Hirundo,
Hydrochelidon,
Hyetornis,

Ibidide,
Icteride,
Icterus,
Tonornis,

Jacana,

Jacanide,

Laletes,
Lampornis,
Laride,
Larus,
Lawrencia,

Leucopeza,

INDEX TO FAMILY

Pace | Limosa,

12L) Lophodytes,

92 | Loximitris,

gt

82 | M.
TT2 ) Macrorhamphus,
119 | Margarops,

97 | Melanerpes,

100 | Mellisuga,

87 | Melopelia,

106 | Melophyrrha,
117 | Merganser,

96) Merula,

9° | Microligea,

99 | Micropalma,

88 | Micropodide,

1l3 | Milvulus,

100 | Mimide,
Mimoeichla
Mimus,

113 | Mniotilta,

113 | Mniotiltidz,

95 | Myiadestes,

95 | Myiarchus,

may |

117 | N.

117 | Nesoceleus,

92 | Nesoctites.

114 | Nesopsar,

115 | Nesospingus,

83 | Nettion,

102 | Nomonyx,
Numenius,
Numida,

gg | Nyctibius,

110 | Nycticorax,

110

a Oo:
Oceanites,
Oceanitide,

= Cidicnemide,

oz (Edicnemus,
Oidemia,

| Ortalis,

116 | PR:

106 | Pandion,

82 | Paride,

82 | Passer,

109 | Passerina,

119 Pavoncella,

AND

GENERA.

Pelecanide,
Pelecanus,
Petrochelidon,
Phaéthon,
Phacthontide,
Phalacrocoracide,
Phalacrocorax,
Phasianidee,
Philohela,
Pheenicophilus,
Pheenicopteride,
Phcenicopterus,
Picide,
Piranga,
Pitangus,
Plataleide,
Platypsaris,
Plegadis,
Ploceide,
Podicipidee,
Podilymbus,
Polioptila,
Polyborus,
Porzana,
Priotelus,
Procellariide,
Progne,
Protonotaria,
Pseudoscops,
Psittacidee,
Puffinis,
Pyrrhomitris,
Pyrrhulagra,
Pyrrhuphonia,

0.
(Querquedula,
(Juiscalus,

R
Rallidee,
Rallus,

Recurvirostra,
Recurvirostride,
Regerhinus,
Rhamphocinclus,
Rhynchopide,
Rhynchops,
Rosthramus,
Rupornis,

50
DOL

Saltator,
Saurothera,
Sayornis,
Scolopacidee,
Seiurus,
Setophaga,
Sialia,
Siphonorhis,
Sitta,
Spatula,
Speotyto,
Spermestes,
Spermophila,
Sphyrapicus,
Spindalis,
Spinus,
Spizella,
Sporadinus,
Starncenas,
Stenopsis,
Stercorariide,
Stercorarius,
Sterna,
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Pace | Strix, 100 | Troglodytide,
i1r3 | Sturnella, 110 | ‘Trogonide,

102 | Sula, 84 | Tryngites,

109 | Sulide, 84 | Turdide,

2 | Sycalis, 113 | Turdus,

119 | Sylvania, 120 | Tyrannide,

120 | Sylviide, 120 | Tyrannus,

122 | Symphemia, 94

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86 | Tachornis, 106

100 | Tachycineta, 115 | V.
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113 | Tantalus, 89 | Vireo,

104 | Temnotrogon, 103 | Vireonide,

114 Teretistris, 11g | Volatinia,

I1r | Tetraonide, 96 | ;
112) Thalurania, 106 Xx.
107 | Thryothorus, 120 | Xanthocephalus,
98 Todide, 103 Xiphidiopicus,
105 | ‘Todus, 103

82 | Totanus, 93 Z.

82. Tringa, 93 | Zenaida,

82! Trochilide, 106 | Zenaidura,

100 | ‘Trochilus, Zonotrichia,

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