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LIST OF PLATES.

Much of the technical excellence of these plates in due to the fine specimens of birds furnished the artist through the courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City. In this connection both illustrator and author wish to thank Dr. J. A. Allen and Mr. Frank M. Chapman of the department of ornithology in that institution.

The numerals on the plates indicate the approximate length of each bird, small fractions being avoided. The point of measurement being from the tip of beak over the back to the end of the tail, it must be remembered that this length is often variable according to the development of the tail.

The VeeryFrontispiece
PlateFacing page
1Meadowlark3
2Ruby-throated Hummingbird11
3Wood Duck21
4Snowy Owl25
5Map of the Bird35
6American Robin (1); Wood Thrush (2)57
7Olive-backed Thrush61
8Hermit Thrush (1); Golden-crowned Kinglet (2)62
9Bluebird66
10Yellow Warbler (1); Chickadee (2)72
11White-breasted Nuthatch (1); Brown Creeper (2)74
12Mockingbird76
13Catbird78
14Brown Thrasher80
15House Wren (1); Long-billed Marsh Wren (2)83
16Black and White Warbler (1); Myrtle Warbler (2)88
17Ovenbird (1); Red-eyed Vireo (2)106
18Maryland Yellow-throat110
19Yellow-breasted Chat (1); Bank Swallow (2)112
20American Redstart115
21Northern Shrike122
22Cedar Waxwing124
23Purple Martin126

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