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1884. DurcHEr, W. Bird Notes from Long Island, N. Y. Auk, I, pp. 174— 170.
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18S5. Barrett, H. F. Birds of the Upper Passaic Valley, New Jersey. Orn. and OOl., X, pp. 2I—23, 42, 43.
A briefly annotated list of 149 species.
1885. Hotiick, A. Preliminary List of the Birds known to breed on Staten Island. Proc. Nat. Sci. Assoc., Staten Island. Extra No. 4, December. A nominal list of 67 species.
1885. Lawrence, N. TY. Long Island, N. Y., Bird Notes. Auk, II, pp. 272— 274.
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1886. Paine, A. G., Jr. Dates of the Arrival of Migratory Birds in the spring of 1886, Central Park, New York City. Orn. and O6l, XI, pp. 109,125.
A chronological list of 64 species.
1&86. Wooprurr, L. B. anp Partne, A. G., Jk. Birds of Central Park, New York [City]. A preliminary List. Forest and Stream, XXVI, pp. 386, 287; see also p. 487.
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Notes on the spring migrations at Ridgewood, N. J. CuHapMAN, F. M. Netes cn Birds Observed in the Vicinity of Englewood, N. J. Auk, VI, pp. 302—305.
Notes on 19 species.
CHapMAN, F. M. Notes on the Mniotiltide of Englewood, N. J., Abst. Proc. Linnean Society [No. 1], for the official year 1888—8o, p. 3. (See also Auk, VI, 1880, p. 168.)
A synopsis mentioning 8 species.
CuHapmMan, F. M. Remarks on the Northern Limit of the Carolinian Fauna on the Atlantic Coast. Abst. Proc. Linnean Society [No. 1], for the official year 1888—8o, p. 4. (See also Auk, VI, 1888, p. 190.) DutcHer, W. Long Island Birds. Forest and Stream, XXX, p. 444. A call for information on the occurrence of 52 species. Foster, L. S. Some Nyack Birds. Nyack Evening Journal, Aug. Io. Lawrence, G. N. An account of the Former Abundance of some species of Birds on New York Island, at the time of their Migration to the South. Abst. Proc. Linnean Society [No. 1], for the official year 1888—89g, pp. 6—8. (See also Auk, VI, 1889, pp. 201—204.) Notes on 13 species, from 1820 to 1850.
Netson, J. Descriptive Catalogue of the Vertebrates of New Jersey. Geological Survey of New Jersey. Final Report of the State Geologist. Vol. II, Part II. Birds, pp. 518636.
Based on Abbott’s list of 1868 and containing numerous additional errors. AVERILL, C. K., Jr. List of Birds found in the Vicinity of Bridgeport, Connecticut. Prepared for the Bridgeport Scientific Society. Bridgeport, Conn.: Buckingham & Brewer, Printers. 8vo., pp. I—109. A briefly annotated list of 246 species. (See review in Auk, X, 1893, p. 352.) CHapMAN, F. M. [Birds of Central Park, New York City.] New York Evening Post, Supplement, June 18, 25, July 2, Oct. 15, Dec. 31. Popularaccountofsomespecies.
Howe.., A. H. Brief notes from Long Island. Auk, IX, pp. 306, 307.
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Contains an account of observations made at the Statue of Liberty, Bedloe’s Island.
Stone, Wirmer. The Birds of Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey, With Introductory Chapters on Geographical Distribution and Migration; prepared under the direction of the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club.
A complete and fully annotated list of 352 species. Contains also a_Bibliography of the Birds of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Howe tt, A. H. Notes cn Some Long Island Birds. Auk, XI, pp. 82—84.
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CHAPMAN, FRANK M. Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America. New York, D. Appleton and Co.
Contains tables giving dates of migration at Englewood, N. J., by F. M. Chapman, and one giving dates at which birds begin to nest in the vicinity of New York City. Also notes under each species showing its status at Sing Sing, N. Y.. and on Long Island, by A. K. Fisher and Wm. Dutcher, respectively, constituting complete lists for these localities. Braistin, W. C. Notes on Long Island Birds. Auk, XIII, pp. 87, 88. Notes on 5 species.
Braisuin, W. C. Notes on Long Island Birds. Auk, XVI, pp. 190—193. Notes on 10 species.
Braistin, W. C. Notes on Birds of Long Island. Auk, XVII, pp. 69—71.
Notes on 6 species. ° Bazsson, Wm. A. Birds of Princeton, New Jersey, and Vicinity. Bulletin of The Bird Club of Princeton University, Vol. I, September, 1901, No. 1. Published by the Club. A fully annotated list of 231 species. Braistin, W. C. Notes concerning certain Birds of Long Island. Auk, XIX, pp. 145—149.
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Notes on 4 species.
Stone, Witmer. Report on the Spring Migration of 1902 in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Cassinia, 1¢02, pp. 32—48. Contains notes on various species at Paterson, N. J. (J. H. Clark) and Plainfield, N. J. (W. De W. Miller).
Stone, Witmer. Report on the Spring Migration of 1904 in eastern Peansylvania and New Jersey. Cassinia, 1¢04, pp. 46—OI. Contains notes on occurrence of various species at Summit, N. J., by La kue K.Holmes.
CuapmMan, Frank M. Birds’ Nests and Eggs, With an Annotated List of the Birds Known to Breed Within Fifty Miles of New York City. A Guide Leaflet to the Collection in the American Museum of Natural History. Guide Leaflet No. 14. Supplement to the American Museum Journal. Vol. IV, No. 2, April, 1904. New York: Published by the Museum. Illustrated.
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Hann, H. H. A Preliminary List of the Birds of Summit, New Jersey. The Wilson Bulletin, Vol. XVII, No. 4, December, pp. 117—I22. Records 149 species. Briefly annotated. Hotmes, LA Rue K. Summer Birds of Summit (Union County), New Jersey, and Vicinity. Wilson Bulletin, XVII, No. 1, March, pp. 8—12. An annotated list of 89 species.
Hix, Geo. E. A Year With the Birds in New York City. The Wilson Bulletin, Vol. XVII, No. 2, June, pp. 35—43. Records 161 species. Annotated.
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ACANTHIS CANNABINA linaria linaria rostrata Accidental Visitants, list of Accipiter cooperi velox Actitis macularia Actodromas bairdi * “ fuscicollis maculata “—minutilla A gialitis meloda “semipalmata Agelaius pheniceus Aix sponsa Alauda arvensis Alca torda Alle alle Ammodramus caudac utus “ henslowi maritimus nelsoni nelsoni. subvir gatus Ampelis cedrorum . “ garrulus Anas boschas “obscura obscura rubripes Anser albifrons gambeli Anthus pensilvanicus Antrostomus vociferus Aquila chrysaétos Archibuteo lagopus sancti- johannis Ardea herodias Ardetta exilis Arenaria morinella Arquatella maritima Asio accipitrinus “ wilsonianus Astragalinus tristis Astur atricapillus Auk, Razor-billed Avocet, American Aythya affinis americana collaris marila vallisneria “ “ec B-EOLOPHUS BICOLOR , Baldpate Bartramia necnude Beetle-head Bittern, American Seikeast INDEX [65] [64] [64] [14] [46] [46] [43] [41] [41] Blackbird, Crow “ Red-winged Rusty Bluebird Bobolink Bob-white Bonasa umbellus Booby :
Botaurus le ntiginosus Brant, Black White-bellied 3rantbird : Branta bernicla glaucogaster “canadensis canadensis hutchinsi leucopsis nigricans Bubo virginianus Bufflehead Bunting, Bay- winged “= Black= throated Indigo Painted Snow Butcher-bird Puteo borealis “ platypterus “lineatus . swainsoni Butorides virescens Butterball Buzzard, Turkey “ec “c CALCARIUS LAPPONICUS “ ornatus Calico-back Calidris alba . 3 Camptolaimus labradorius Canvas-back Cardinal Cardinalis cardinalis Carduelis carduelis Carpodacus purpureus Catbird Catharista urubu Cathartes aura septe ntrionalis Catoptrophorus semipalmalus “ semipalmatus inornatus Cedar-bird Centurus carolinus ; Ceophleus pileatus abicticola Cepphus grylle Certhia familiaris americana Ceryle alcyon . Chetura pelagica Chaffinch Charadrius dominicus. [89]
BIRDS OF THE VICINITY. OF NEW, VOR Gli Charitonetta albeola Chat, Yellow-breasted Chaulelasmus streperus Chen hyperborea nivalis Chewink Chickadee “Carolina Chloris chloris ; Chondestes grammacus Chordeiles virginianus Circus hudsonius. Cistothorus stellaris Clangula clangula americana Clape é Coccysus americanus * erythrophthalmus Colaptes auratus luteus Colinus virginianus 3 : Columbigallina passerina terrestris ; Colymbus auritus “holbelli , ‘ Compsothlypis americana usnee@ . Coot, American : PB lack “ White-winged Cormorant , “ Double- crested Corvus brachyrhynchos corax principalis ossifragus : Coturnicops Weuelovarenas : Coturniculus savannarum passer- Inus Cowbird Crake, Corn Crane Creciscus jamaicensis Creeper, Brown Crex crex Crossbill, eae cca - White: winged Crow, American ish : :
Crymophilus fulicarius Cryptoglaux acadica Cuckoo, Black-billed “ “Yellow-billed Curlew, Eskimo “ Hudsonian Seale ; “ Long-billed Cyanocitta cristata Caranospiza ciris “cyanea [68] [90] DaxscHick Dafila acuta Dendroica estiva blackburnie cerulea cerulescens castanea coronata discolor dominica maculosa palmarum : palmarum hypochrysea pensylvanica striata tigrina vigorsi virens Dickcissel Die-Dapper ‘ Dolichonyx orysivorus Dough-bird Dove, Ground “ Mourning Dovekie Dowitcher “ Long-billed Dryobates borealis pubescens medianus villosus Duck, American Scaup Black :
Crow Harlequin Labrador Lesser Scaup Soe lwanit “ Red- legged Black “Ring-necked f “c we Ruddy : “— Rufous-er ested “Summer “ “Wood EAGLE, BALD “Golden 7 Ectopistes migratorius Egret, American Eeretta candidissima Eider, American Sikineu Biiabedce forficatus Empidonax flaviventris minimus trailli alnorum VIF eCSCCNS Ereunetes mauri “ pusillus “ its
Erismatura jamaicensis Erolia ferruginea Euphagus carolinus FALCO COLUMBARIUS . peregrinus anatum rusticolus gyrfalco He . obsoletus sparverius : : Fauna, Alleghanian, southern limits of Carolinian, northern limits of Finch, Grass Pine Purple Flicker : Florida cerulea Flycatcher, Alder “Crested Green-crested Least “ Olive-sided “Yellow-bellied Fratercula arctica Fringilla calebs Fulica americana Pulmar ; : Fulmarus glacialis Fute “ GADWALL ; : : Galeoscoptcs carolinensis Gallinago delicata . Gallinula galeata Gallinule, Florida o Puncple Gannet Gavia arctica “ imber lumme : Gelochelidon nilotica “ Geothlypis trichas brachidactyla Gnatcatcher, Blue-gray Godwit, Hudsonian “Marbled Golden-eye, American Goldfinch, American “European ; Goose, American White-fronted “ Barnacle Canada Greater Snow Hutchins’s Goshawk, American “ce INDEX [36] Grackle, Bronzed [ = urple [60] Grebe, Holbcell’s ‘ Horned “ Pied-billed Hel Greenfinch : [46] Grosbeak, Blue ae ee 149] “ Rose-breasted Grouse, Pinnated | 8] “ Ruffed Guara alba : [ 8] Guillemot, Black [64] Guiraca cerulea [64] Gull, Bonaparte [62] Burgomaster [s4] “ Glaucous : : [38] “Great Black-backed “Herring 150] “ Tceland [55] “emp - [55] “ Kittiwake [56] “ Kumlien [55] “Laughing [56] “ Little [28] “ Ring-billed [62| “Sabine [30] Gyrfalcon pblack 131] [31] HAZMATOPUS PALLIATUS L43] Halieetus leucocephalus Harelda hyemalis | “American Sparrow | “— Broad-winged l| “Chicken | “Cooper “Duck | Bish | “ Hen | “~~ Marsh A | “ Pigeon . 5 | * Red-shoulderec | “Red-tailed ] Sharp-shinned | Swainson Hell-diver ; Helminthophila celata “ chrysoptera lawrencet : leucobronchialis peregrina pinus . rubricapilla “cc Ds | ces [errs Un | oe | eee | es | eee | see | BwWWWWW AOAW ON ON NN © & U1 2S a Se ea SSeS) Ficlodromas solitarius [or] Hawk, American Rough-legged FHlelmitheros vermivorus . ome) wb NAD ee SS SS oe ——— | n/p] peenlaees en pee seeeealaomal DHDHKHHH AAAAALNY OOOO COONS 4S OHO ONNNN WhHHHHH BDOOowo Wo i os en Coen ne les eee aN \ ON LoO i
BIRDS OF THE VICINITY OF NEW YORK CITY Hen, Heath “Marsh Meadow . “Mud Herodias egretta . Heron, Black-crowned Night Great Blue Green ; “Little Blue Snowy .
Yellow- crowned Night Hesperiphona vespertina High-hole ; : Himantopus mexicanus Hirundo erythrogaster Histrionicus histrionicus Horizopus virens Humming-bird, Ruby-throated “ec “cc Hydrochelidon nigra surinamensis Hylocichla alicie alicié bicknelli fuscescens guttata pallasi mustelina : ustulata swainsont 6“ Ipts, GLossy = White Icteria virens Icterus galbula “ spurius Tonornis martinica Tridoprocne bicolor Txoreus n@vius JcGER, PARASITIC Pomarine Long-tailed Jay, Blue Canada Junco :
Junco, hyemalis I TLDEER Kingbird Arkansas Kingfisher, Belted — Kinglet, Golden-crowned “ Ruby-crowned Kite, Swallow-tailed Knot LANIUS BOREALIS : “ Iudovicianus migrans Lanivireo flavifrons de a a a CODW QANT W BO”) 0 ONNN eee ae eit Soe AADAuUua NW bd WY NINININ © © © SS is soe COnmnumin f& me & OO & fens) omelet toes [81] [45] [41] [70] [70] [70] Lanivireo, solitarius Lapwing ark Horned “Prairie Horned Shore Larus argentatus atricilla delawarensis glaucus kumlieni leucopterus marinus minutus “philadelphia Limosa fedoa hemastica Linnet 5 ; : F Longspur, Chestnut-colored . Lapland ; Loon “ec “ Black-throated . Red-throated Lophodytes cucullatus Lowxia curvirostra minor leucoptera “ MIA CRORHAMPHUS GRISEUS scolopaceus Mallard Mareca americana . penelope. Marlin, Brown Ring-tailed Martin, Purple Meadowlark Megascops asio : Melane rpes erythrocephalus : Meleagris gallopavo silvestris Melospiza cinerea melodia ‘ georgiana lincolni Merganser americanus “ serrator Merganser, American Hooded Red-breasted Merula migratoria Micropalama himantopus Mimus polyglottos Mniotilta varia Mockingbird Molothrus ater Murre, Brunnich’s Myadestes townsendi Myiarchus crinitus . “ce [92]