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 116. Zonotrichia leucophyrs gambeli. Jan. 13, 1896, I fired at random into a flock of Intermediate Sparrows. I secured several and among them one Gambel's Sparrow, the only one I have taken

117 . Zonotrichia coronata. A few are seen every winter, generally in company with the Intermediate Sparrows.

118 . Spizella socialis arizonæ. A regular migrant, but never very abundant. It is rarely seen during the winter.

119 . Spizella breweri. A regular but not common fall migrant.

120 . Junco hyemalis. On Feb. 8, 1897. I shot an adult male in a flock of Thurber's Juncos. On Nov. 3, 1898, I shot two more, both males.

121 . Junco thurberi. A winter resident, some years abundant and on others, hardly seen at all.

122 . Melospiza melodia heermanni. An abundant resident.

123 . Melospiza lincolnt. A common migrant. A few are seen through the winter.

124 . Passerella tliaca unalascheensis. A winter visitant, not at all abundant.

125 . Passerella iliaca schistacea. On Dec. 14, 1896. I shot a female.

126 . Pipilo Maculatus Megalonyx. Occasionally, but rarely seen in the winter.

127 . PiPilo fuscus senicula. In seven years I have seen just two of these birds in this vicinity.

128 . A common migrant.

129 . Guiraca cerulea lazuli. A fairly common spring migrant and in the fall the immature birds are quite abundant.

130 . Cyanospiza amena. A common migrant. On one occasion a pair bred in the vicinity, but it was unusual.

131 . Piranga ludoviciana. A common spring and fall migrant.

132 . Petrochelidon lunifrons. A common summer resident.

133 . Hirundo erythrogaster. A migrant; the least abundant of the swallows.

134 . Tachycineta bicolor. Occasionally seen during the winter. Quite abundant in February and March. Pass through in the fall but not so abundantly.

135 . Tachycineta thalassina. A common migrant.

136 . Clivicola riparia. A migrant, but in what numbers it is difficult to say.

137 . Steleidopteryx serripennis. A migrant, much more abundant than the Bank Swallow; at least the great majority of those I have shot during the migration are of this species.

138 . Ampelis cedrorum. A common spring migrant and some years quite abundant during the winter.

139 . Phainopepla nitens. Occasionally seen during the migrations, usually in the fall. I saw an adult male on Oct. 19, 1897, and another Jan. 31, 1898.

140 . Laxius ludovicianus gambeli. A common resident.

141 . Vireo gilvus. A common migrant.

142 . Vireo cassini. A spring migrant, but though comparatively abundant in some years, in others it is almost or quite absent. On Oct. 13, 1898. I shot one, the only fall record I have made.

143 . Vireo huttoni. Shot a female Dec. 6, 1898, the only one I have taken in this vicinity.