. I nidi e le uova di uccelli del Nord America [microformati]. Ornitologia; uccelli; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. AUUTH AMEltlVAN UlUbti. 427. ** HoNBV Crbbper, C. flavtola. ixxaWw'vx cyxwa C. bahamensis (da Brehm.) di questa specie iswhite o bianco cremoso, chiazzato e macchiato con castagne e nocciole, generalmente in forma di una corona di fiori intorno alla estremità più grande, anche se il resto della superficie non è immacolata. Un tipico insieme di misure .65x.51, .63x.51, .60x.50, .65x.49, .64x.60; la media è .65x.55 pollici. 637. PBOTHONOTABY WABBLEB. Protonotaria citrea (Bodd.) Geog. Dist. a valle del Mississippi e gli Stati del Golfo né

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. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. AUUTH AMEltlVAN UlUbti. 427. ** HoNBV Crbbper, C. flavtola. ixxaWw'vx cyxwa C. bahamensis (From Brehm.) of this species iswhite or creamy-white, speckled and spotted with chestnut and hazel, generally in the form of a wreath around the larger end, although the rest of the surface is not unspotted. A typical set measures .65x.51, .63x.51, .60x.50, .65x.49, .64x.60; the average is .65x.55 inches. 637. PBOTHONOTABY WABBLEB. Protonotaria citrea (Bodd.) Geog. Dist.—Mississippi Valley and Gulf States north regularly as far as Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, etc., casually to Wisconsin; rare or casual on the Atlantic Coast, north of Georgia, south in winter to Cuba, Central America and Northern South America. The vicinity of willow swamps, the borders of ponds and streams in the bottom lands of the Mississippi Valley and Gulf States is the summer home of the Golden Swamp Warbler. Messrs. Keyes and Williams record it as a summer resident of Iowa and not uncommon, summer resident of Kansas; common in the eastern por- tion. It is abundant in portions of Indian Territory and Texas. Prof. Evermann notes thii Prothonotary Warbler as a rare summer resident of Carroll county, Indiana. It Is a summer resident in Western Ohio, where it has been observed breeding. Mr. William Brewster found this species to be one of the most abundant and character- istic birds of Southern Illinois and Southwestern Indiana. In his charming ac- count* ot its life-history he describes its song as resembling the note of the Solitary Sandpiper, and its alarm note that of the Water Thrush. The typical nesting site, lie states, was the deserted hole of the Downy Woodpecker or Carolina Chickadee. The height varied from two to fifteen feet, though the usual elevation was about • Bull. Nutt. Ornlth. Club, III, pp. 163-162.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digital

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