. Il bollettino di Wilson . -, 18, 23, 105, 114, 155. Grande Spotted, 7. Capelli, 23, 105, 114, 134. Northern Downy, 134. Northern Pileated, 18, 134. Pileated, 155. Rosso-bellato, 155. Red-headed, 2^, 56, 72, 105,no, III, 114, 135.ren, Bewicks, 11, 120, 157. Carolina, 26, 49, 157. Casa, II, 26, 102, 107, 108,157, 163. Palude a lunga fattura, 26, 107. Marsh a fatturazione corta, 26, 33. Inverno occidentale, 132. Winter, 4, 26, 63, 107.Yellow-Legs, 22, 87, 105. Greater, 18, 22, 87, 105.Yellow-gola, Maryland, 26, 56, 164. Northern, 107, 108.Zamelodia ludoviciana, 25, 153.Zenaidura macroura, 22, 91, 114, 15.5-Zonotrich

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. The Wilson bulletin . -, 18, 23, 105, 114, 155. Great Spotted, 7. Hairy, 23, 105, 114, 134. Northern Downy, 134. Northern Pileated, 18, 134. Pileated, 155. Red-bellied, 155. Red-headed, 2^, 56, 72, 105, no, III, 114, 135.ren, Bewicks, 11, 120, 157. Carolina, 26, 49, 157. House, II, 26, 102, 107, 108, 157, 163. Long-billed Marsh, 26, 107. Short-billed Marsh, 26, 33. Western Winter, 132. Winter, 4, 26, 63, 107.Yellow-legs, 22, 87, 105. Greater, 18, 22, 87, 105.Yellow-throat, Maryland, 26, 56, 164. Northern, 107, 108.Zamelodia ludoviciana, 25, 153.Zenaidura macroura, 22, 91, 114, 15.5-Zonotrichia albicollis, 24, 149, 156.leucophrys, 24, 149.. Bald Eagle {Haliaetus kucocephalm) on the wing near its nest, CraneIsland, Lewiston Reservoir, Ohio, April 3, 1906. [Photo by G. C. Fisher] THE WILSON BULLETIN NO. 58 A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOL. XIX MARCH, 1907 NO. 1 THE PARID/.E OF GERMANY. BY REV. W. F. HENNINGER. The Palsearctic Region has many forms of this family whencompared with the Nearctic. Setting aside subspecific niceties—and as long as subspecies do not differ appreciably from thespecies proper biologically I do not see the reason for layingso much stress upon the distinctions in life history sketches ofbirds—there are just nine species of titmice proper found inthe old Fatherland. Of these, however, Cyanistes cyaneus isonly a casual visitor from the east, Panurus biarmicus fromthe southeast, and Remiza petidulina only at rare times asummer resident. This leaves six species for discussion. One must either recognize the one genus Parus or must con-sider each species to belong tO a different genus, and in thwilsonbulletin19agas

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
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• bookyear1894