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[New generic,specific and subspecificnames are printedin heavyface type.] ACANTItISh. hornemanni, 95. a specimenof Tyro (Heliodilus) sou- linaria linaria, 204. magnii, 414. rostrata, 322. Allen, J. A., accountof his collectionof Acanthisitta, 248. , 169-175. Accipiter cooperi,202, 244, 428. Allen, Robert P., notes on the Roseate fasciatus,330, 486. Spoonbillon the Gulf Coast, 77; notes francesii, 330. on some colonies on the Gulf madagascariensis,330. Coast, 198; Little Black Rail at Cape novaehollandiae, 330. May Point, N.J., 446. velox velox, 244. Amazona sp., 329. Acomus inornatus, 121. Amazona auropalliata, 449. Actiris macularia, 99, 326, 463. autumnalis, 450. Aegialitis septentrionalis,219. levaillantii, 449. Aeronautes melanoleucus,452. ochrocephalaauropalliata, 450. Africa, birds of, 342, 473. o. ochrocephala,450. Agelaiusphoeniceus, 429. o. panamensis, 450. p. arctolegus, 100, 279, 322. o. tresmariae, 450. p. phoeniceus,279. o. xantholaema, 450. Aimophila aestivalis aestivalis, 194. oratrix, 449. bilineata confinis,208. xanthops, 450. quinquestriataseptentrionalis, 208. American Ornithologists' Union, fifty- Aix sponsa,303, 470. second stated meeting of, 53-63; re- Ajaia ajaja, 443. port of the secretaryof, 64-67; report Alabama, birds of, 93, 99, 302, 463. of the committee on biography and Alaska, birds of, 468. bibliography of, 68-69; report of the Alauda, reviewed, 126, 349, 485. committee on bird protection, 70-73; Albatrosses,key to generaof, 124. Toronto meeting of, 134, 356, 495; Albinism, 307. Pocket Check-List, reviewed, 478. Alectoris barbara, 349. Ammodramus savannarum australis, 460 Aleutian Islands, birds of, 113. Ammospiza caudacuta nelsoni, 100 Alle alle, 98, 319, 448. maritima subsp., 463. Allen, Arthur A., reviewof his 'American Amphispiza nevadensisnevadensis, 256. Bird Biographies,'205; notice of Anaberniculagracilenta, 480. his article on Tanagers and Anas diazi, 424. Finches, 339. platyrhynchos, 97. Allen, Francis H., shore-birdshopping p. platyrhynchos, 198, 316. on oneleg, 83; the Leaoh'sPetrels of rubripesrubripes, 181. Penikese Island, Mass., 179; the r. tristis, 198. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker and Ruby- Anderson, R. M., notice of his 'Effect throated Hummingbird as commen- of Introduction of Exotic ,' sals, 310; notice of his 'Federation of 119. Bird Clubs in New England,' 119. Andrews, Roy Chapman, notice of his Allen, Glover M., In Memoriam: Charles 'The Gobi Bird Group,' 119. Wendell Townsend, 227. Anhima cornuta, 329. Allen, Glover M. and Greenway, J. C., Anhinga anhinga, 300. 499 500 Index. [Oct.FAuk

Ani, groove-billed, 258, 260, 276. Argentina, birds of, 112. Anous stolidus, 309. Arizona, birds of, 104, 117, 443. Anser albifrons albifrons, 200. Arkansas, birds of, 90, 191, 314, 324, Anthoscenusconstantii, 208. 340, 452. Anthoscopusfiavifrons waldroni, 348. Arremonopsstriaticeps, 327. Anthus australis exiguus,208. Asio wilsonianus,97, 467. rubescenspacificus, 343. Astur atricapillus atricapillus, 243, 422, r. alticola, 343. 460. spinoletta rubescens,317, 463. Atlantic Ocean, birds of, 206. spraguei, 457. Audubon, John J., note on his 'Ornith- Antigua, birds of, 120, 213. ological Biography,' 103; ten letters Antrostomus carolinensis,466. of, 154-168; account of, 342; sesqui- Antshrike, Black-crested,327. centennial of birth of, 356. Slaty, 327. 'Auk, The,' changeof format, 134. Apalis fiavida tenerrima, 486. Auk, Great, 220. Aphelocoma caerulescens,36, 198. Razor-billed, 319. californica, 36, 105, 428. Auriparus, 106. sieberi, 106. flavicepsacaciarum, 254. s. wollweberi, 422. f. flaviceps,99. sordida, 106. Australia, birds of, 109, 333, 342. Aphrastura spinicaudabullocki, 213. Automolus pallidigularis pallidigularis, Aptenodytes antarctica, 219. 327. excelsior,219. Automolus,Pale-throated, 327. forsteri, 219, 259. 'Avicultural Magazine,' reviewed, 125, Aquila chrysaetoscanadensis, 245, 251, 220, 348, 485. 463, 464. Avocet, 82, 84, 99, 185. clanga, 351. Avocetta americana, 82. ferox, 215. lydekkeri, 215. BAEOLOPHUS,105. pomarina, 351. atricristatus, 99 Ara sp., 329. inornatus, griseus, 106. Aramus pictus pictus, 212. i. plumbescens,122. scolopaceus,329. Bagg, Aaron C., Snow Geesenear Wash- Arbib, Robert S., Jr., and Loetscher, ington, D.C. Frederick W., Jr., somenotes from the Bagg, A. C. and Eliot, S. A., Jr., ad- Panama Canal Zone, summer, 1934, vance notice of their proposed 'Birds 325. of the Connecticut Valley in Massa- Arceuthornis, 105. chusetts,' 357. Archaeopteryx, 347. Bailey, Alfred M., notice of his 'At Archilochuscolubris, 88, 188, 310. Home with the Birds,' 112; of his 'Archives of Swiss Ornithology,' re- article on 'Nesting Days,' 339; of his viewed, 221, 350, 487. 'Below the Border,' 339; of his 'The Ardea, 223. Haunts of the Wailing Bird,' 212. cocoi, 329. Bailey, Alfred M. and Conover, H. B., herodias adoxa, 76. notes from the state of Durango, h. herodias,76. Mexico, 421. h. treganzai, 251. Bailey, Harold H., notice of his 'A New occidentalis,76, 462. Race of Ringed Turtle Dove in the Arenaria interpres morinella, 84, 200, United States,' 339. 252, 318, 326. Baird, David G., obituary, 492. melanocephala,252. Baker, E. C. Stuart, notice'of his Vol.191•5 LII] J Index. 501

'Nidification of Birds of the Indian Black, R. Delamere, notice of his paper Empire,' 474. on Fothergill's notes on the natural Balanosphyraformicivora aculeata, 422. history of Eastern Canada, 212. f. bairdi, 428. Blackbird, Brewer's, 94, 424. Baldpate, 78, 101, 198, 329, 424. Red-winged, 259, 279, 429. Barbour, Thomas, notice of his 'Cuban Rusty, 463. Red-tailed Hawk,' 479. Yellow-headed,99, 424. Bartramia longicauda, 326, 447, 461. Bluebird, 174. Bathornis celeripes, 215. Chestnut-backed, 422. cursor, 215. Mountain, 456, 467. Bathornithidae, 215. Bobwhite, Eastern, 44, 80, 340, 460, 479. Baumgartner, Frederick M., correction, Bohn, Herman, Philadelphia Vireo on 104. Long Island, N.Y., 458. Baxter, E. V., and Rintoul L. J., notice Bolborhynchusmonachus, 259. of their 'Notes on ScottishBirds,' 340. Bonasa umbellus brunnescens,481. Becard, Rose-throated, 267. Bond, James, the status of the Great Bee-eater, Green, 209. Blue Heron in the West Indies, 76; 'Beitrtige zur Fortpfianzungsbiologie,der Lincoln's Sparrow nesting near VSgel,' reviewed, 127, 222, 350, 487. Bangor, Me., 95; notice of his Bergman,Sten, review of his '•irds of 'The Systematic Position of Kamtschatka and the Kurile Islands,' Lawrencia and Laletes,' 119. 333. Boobies, 424. Berlioz, M. J., noticeof recentpapers of, Booby, Brewster's, 251. 112. Bowen, W. Wedgwood, notice of his Bermuda, bird of, 442. 'Review of the Subspecies of the Berry, John, notice of his 'Buturlin's African Scrub-Robin,' 119. Goosein Scotland,' 119. Bowles, J. K., obituary of, 489. Beveridge, George, 119; notice of his Bradshaw, F., notice of his records of 'IncreasingBirds in North Uist, 119. the GrasshopperSparrow and Lark 'Bird-Banding,' reviewed, 123, 217, 345, Bunting in Saskatchewan,212. 482. Brand, Albert R., a method for the Bird blind, 470. intensive study of bird song, 40-52. 'Bird-Lore,' reviewed, 121,216, 343, 481; Brant, 318. comment on format of, 357. American, 319. 'Bird Notes and News,' reviewed, 125, Branta bernicla hrota, 318, 319. 221, 349, 485. canadensiscanadensis, 123, 198. Bismark Archipelago, birds of, 120. c. hutchinsii, 123. Bittern, Least, 197. c. leucopareia, 123. Black, Charles T. Black, Common Loon Brazil, birds of, 110, 119, 340. in Illinois in July, 74; Mockingbirdin Brimley, H. H., Blue Goose and Glau- Wisconsin, 90; notes from central cous Gull in North Carolina 460; Illinois, 101; notes from northeastern Snowflake in North Carolina, 444. and east central Illinois, 464; Richard- 'British Birds,' reviewed, 125, 220, 348, son's Owl in Wisconsin, 451; correc- 484. tion, 447. British Columbia,birds of, 79, 305, 341. Black, J. D., the Southern Crow in British Ornithologists'Club, 'Bulletin,' Arkansas, 90; the Red Crossbill in reviewed, 124, 219, 348, 484. Kansas: a correction, 193; notice of Brockman, C. Frank, notice of his his 'Birds of the Winslow Arkansas 'Ptarmigan on Mt. Rainier,' 213. Region,' 340. Brodkorb, Pierce, A Sparrow Hawk 502 Z•c•ex. Loo•.[Auk

gynandromorph, 183; Bicknell's 194; notes on the winter bird life of Thrush in New Jersey, 191; a new the Delaware coast,317; notice of his bird for Idaho, 312; the correct name 'Two New Birds from the Southern of the Spotted Flycatcher, 457; notice Appalachians,'340. of his 'The Name of the Western Race Burtch, Verdi, obituary of Elon Howard of the Red-headedWoodpecker,' 212; Eaton, 224. of his 'A New Flycatcherfrom Texas,' Busarellus nigricollis, 329. 340; of his 'A New Ovenbird from Bush-Tit, Black-earcd, 259, 265, 272. Paraguay,' 479; of his 'Two New Sub- Coast, 429. of the Red-shafted Flicker,' Buteo antecursor, 215. 479. borealisborealis, 244, 251,422. Brooks, A. B., Hermit Thrushesnesting b. calurus, 251, 428. in West Virginia, 456. b. harlani, 463. Brooks, Allan, notice of his article on the b. solitudinis, 479. Ducks, Geese and Swans of North brachyurus, 320. America, 113; of his paintings of grangeri, 215. North American Owls, 207; of his lagopussanctijohannis, 170, 245. illustrationsof Tanagersand Finches, lincatus lineatus, 245. 339. Butler, Amos W., Black Vultures in Brooks, Maurice, Red-legged Black Indiana, 303. Duck in West Virginia, 181; doesthe Byrd, E. E., see Denton, Fred. femaleWoodcock ever sky-dance?,307. Broun, Maurice, the Hawk Migration CACICUSmicrorhynchus, 327. during the fall of 1934, along the Cacique, Small-billed, 327. Kittatiny Ridge in Pennsylvania, Cairina moschata, 329. 233-248; Eastern Hermit Thrush in Calamospizamclanocorys, 256, 325. song in Florida, 311; Ravens in the Calcariuslapponicus alascanus, 203. Kittatiny Ridge of Pennsylvania,311; i. lapponicus,195, 197, 315. notes on someunusual birds in Florida, pictus, 204. 320. Calidris canutusrufus, 83. Bryans, Oscar McKinley, Hornemann's California, birds of, 341, 474. Redpoll in Lucc Co., Mich., 95. Calypte anna, 254. Bryant, H. C., report of the Committee Cambridgeshire,The Birds of, announce- on Bird Protection, 70-73. ment of, 133. Bubo, 348. Campbell, Louis W., Least Tern taken Bubo virginianusmayensis, 483. near Toledo, Ohio, 87; notice of his v. mclancerus,422. 'Birds of Lucas County, Ohio,' 119. v. pallcscens,253. Campbell, Louis W. and Bernard Roi, v. virginianus, 187, 309. Long-billed Dowitcher taken near Butttchcad, 424. Toledo, Ohio, 81. Bunting, Eastern Snow, 317. Campbell Island, birds of. 479. Indigo, 194, 321. Campcphilusprincipalis, 479. Lark, 212, 256, 325. Canachites canadcnsiscanace, 100. Painted, 95. Canada, birds of, 212, 333. Snow, 197, 204, 319, 460. Canvasback, 99, 198. Burhinusbistriatus vigilans,208. Capella delicata, 84, 252, 316, 408, Burleigh, Thomas D., the breedingrange Caprimulgus vocifcrus macromystax, of the Painted Bunting in South Caro- 208. lina, 95; the Pine Woods Sparrow v. setosus, 208. a breeding bird in South Carolina, v. vociferus, 208. Vol.1935 LII] J Index. 503

Caracara, 424. Chapin, James P., personal mention, Audubon's, 326. 495. 'Cardinal, The,' noticed, 218, 481. Chapman,Frank M., further remarkson Cardinal, 314. the relationships of the Grackles of Carleton, Geoffrey, notes from the the subgenusQuiscalus, 21-29; alleged Brownsville, Texas, Region, 99; notes excessivecollecting, 128; notice of his from Essex Co., New York, 197. 'Descriptions of New Birds from Carpodacusmexicanus frontalis, 429. Mocha Island, Chile and the Falk- purpureus purpureus, 456. land Islands,' 213; Quiscalusquiscula Carriker, M. A., notice of his 'New in Louisiana, 418; notice of his 'My Birds from Peru,' 213. Florida Bird Guests,' 119; personal Carroll, J. J., Southern Robin in Hous- mention, 216. ton, Texas, 90. Charadrius melodus, 196, 323. Case, E. C., see Wetmore, Alexander. nivosus nivosus, 252. Casmerodiusalbus egretta, 76, 77, 96, n. tenuirostris, 462. 199, 251, 319, 329. semipalmatus,84, 203, 326, 352. Cassidixmexicanus major, 94, 460. Chasen, F. iY., notice of his 'Note- m. mexicanus, 99, 259, 424. worthy Recordsof Birds from Perak,' Cassowary,Single-wattled, 178. 479; of his 'Nine New Races of Casuariusuniappendiculatus occipitalis, Natuna Birds,' 479. 178. Chasen, F. N. and Kloss, C. Boden, Ca•tadyptes,219. notice of their 'A Small Collection of chrysolophusredimitus, 219. Birds from the lalarimoen Djawa Catarrhacres adeliae, 348. Islands,' 213. chrysolophus,219. Chen caerulescens,78, 182, 302, 318, 319, Cathartes aura septentrionalis, 243, 432, 444. 303, 428, 444. hyperborea, subsp., 302, 318, 432. a. teter, 251. h. atlantica, 319. Catherpesmexicanus polioptilus, 106. h. hyperborea, 200, 468. Catoptrophorus semipalmatus, subsp., Chickadee,HudsonJan, 100 97, 326. Chihuahua, birds of, 479. s. semipalmatus, 81, 318, 447. Chile, birds of, 449. s. inornatus, 200, 252. China, birds of, 214, 343. Celeus grammicus latffasciatus, 214. Chisholm, Alec H., review of his 'Bird Cercomela melanura aussae,219. Wonders of Australia,' 109. Certhia americana, 105. Chlidonias nigra surinamensis,88, 309. familiaris nigrescens,340. Chlorisitta, 348. f. pernigra, 484. Chlorospingusflavovirens, 94. 'CeskoslovenskyOrnitholog.,' noticed, Chondestesgrammacus grammacus, 194, 351. 321. Chachalaca,424. Chond{ohieraxuncinatus aquilonis, 113. Chaeturapelagica, 149-153. u. immannis, 113. vauxi, 79. u. mirus, 113. Chalcocomus,121. Chordeilesminor chapmani,461. Chalcopsittascintillata, 330. virginianus virginianus, 340. Chamaea fasciata henshawi, 429. Chrysolophuspictus, 284. Chamberlain, E. B., notes from Cape Chuck-will's-widow, 466. Romain Co., S.C., 98. Cinclus cinclusmontanus, 487. Chamberlain, G. D., some unusual rec- Cinnyris habessinicuskinneari, 348. ords from AroostockCo., Maine, 1934, Circus aeruginosus,330. 316. hudsonius,195, 204, 247, 251. 504 Index. œo½•.[Auk

Cirropicuschlorolophus conjunctus, 342. Cormorant, anatomy of, 124. Cissolophabeecheyi, 424. Cormorant, Brazilian, 329. Cistothorus stellaris, 456, 460, 461, 465. Double-crested, 74, 300, 318, 334. platensisfalklandicus, 213. Farallon, 251. Clangula byemalls, 198, 203. Corthylio, 105. Claravis pretiosa, 327. calendula calendula, 460. Clark, Austin tI. and Leila F., the Dick- Corvus brachyrhynchos,105. cisselin Virginia, 458. b. brachyrhynchos,189. Clausen, R. T., notes from central New b. caurinus, 36, 106. . York, 97. b. paulus, 90. Clytoceyx rex septentrionalis,350. corax europhilus, 455. Coccyzus erythropthalmus, 466. c. principalis, 89, 189, 311, 455. minor continentalis, 208 c. sinuatus, 254, 422, 453, 455. m. consumelae,208. cryptoleucus, 99. m. maynardi, 198. ossifragus,36, 90. Colapresauratus luteus, 93. Costa Rica, birds of, 208. cafer canescens,479. Cottam, Clarence, late migration of c. chihuahuae, 479. Tree Swallows and Mourning Doves, c. collaris, 254, 428. 189; winter notesfrom coastal North chrysoidesmearnsi, 254. Carolina, 318; noticeof Whitehead on Colinus virginianus virginianus, 80, 460. the effect of insect poison on birds, Collocalia whiteheadi tsubame, 211. 118; of his 'The Present Situation Columba fasciata parva, 480. Regarding Eelgrass,' 340; Blue and leucocephala,462. Snow Geese in Eastern United States Colvin, Walter, Roadrunner nesting in in Winter of 1934-35, 432-441, see Kansas, 88, 453; nesting of the Amer- also Scheffer, Theo. H. ican Raven in Cimarron Co., Okla- Cottam, Clarence and Uhler, F. M., homa, 453. bird records new or uncommon to Colymbusauritus, 198. Maryland, 460. nigricolliscalifornicus, 250. Coturniculus exquisita, 113. •Condor, The,' reviewed, 122, 216, 344, Cowbird, 424. 481. Dwarf, 429. Congo, French, birds of, 113. Red-eyed,99. Conkey, John tI., and Griscom, Lud- Cowbirds, 273. low, probableoccurrence of Little Gull Cox, William D., review of his 'Bird in Massachusetts, 85. Stamps of All Countries,' 334. Connecticut, birds of, 80, 111, 189, 194. Cramer, W. Stuart, Kumlien's Gull at Connery, Robert I-I., review of his Brigantine, N.J., a correction,186. 'Governmental Problems in Wild Crane, Little Brown, 424. Life Conservation,' 472. Crax alberti, 329. Conover, tI. B., notice of his, 'A New Creciscusjamaicensis, 446. Trumpeter from Brazil,' 119. Creeper, Brown, 382. See also Bailey, A.M. Creurgops, 213. Cooper Ornithological Club, tenth an- Crocethia alba, 84, 253, 318, 325, 326. nual meeting, 356. Crook, Compton, the incubation period Coot, American, 424, 463. of the Black Vulture, 78; nesting of Copurus leuconotus,327. the Lark Sparrow in central Tennes- Copurus, White-backed, 327. see, 194; notice of his 'The Birds of Coracopsisnigra, 330. Late Summer on Reelfoot Lake,' 213; Coragyps atratus atratus, 78, 303. see also Shaver, Jesse M. Vol,1935 LII] J l'ndex. 505

Crossbill, 468. DAFILA acura tzitzihoa, 198, 251, 464. Red, 193. Dale, E. M. S., noticeof his paperon 1932 Crotophagasulcirostris, 258. bird notes from London, Ont., 340. Crow, Eastern, 116, 189, 424. Damophila panamensis,327. Fish, 36, 90. Danforth, Stuart T., Leach's Petrel in Southern, 90. the West Indies, 74; notice of his Crowell, Sears,a lengthenedegg-laying 'A List of the Birds Known from interval in the Co•nmonTern, 86. Antigua,' 213; of his 'A New Clapper Cruickshank, Allan D., the Orange- Rail from Antigua,' 120; of his 'The crowned Warbler in the New York Birds of Saint Lucia,' 475. City region, 191. Danforth, C. H. and Price, J. B., notice Crypsirina, 348. of their paper on Theelin and Thyr- Cryptoglauxacadica acadica, 201. oxin and their effect on bird plumage, funerea richardsoni, 451. 340. Crypturellus cinnamomeus,483. 'Danske-Fugle,'notlced, 223. boucardiblancaneauxi, 483. Dasycelis,219. Cuba, birdsof, 74, 76, 193. Davenport, Elizabeth Braxton, obituary Cuckoo,habits of, 109. notice, 355. Black-billed, 466. Davidson, M. E. McL., notice of her Yellow-billed, 332. 'Birds of the Templeton-CrockerEx- Cuckoos,273, 334. pedition to Western Polynesian and egg-colorof, 121. Melanesian Islands,' 120. Curassow, 329. Davis, E. W., noticeof his 'Bird Band- Curlew, t/udsonian, 204, 326. ing,' 120. Long-billed, 252, 424. Davis, Malcolm, food carrying by the Maynard's, 198. CrestedStarling, 91; colorchanges in. Cyanocephaluscyanocephalus, 203. the head of the Single-wattledCasso- Cyanocittacristata cyanotephra, 176. wary, 178; feeding habits of the c. florincola, 176. American Woodcock, 446. c. semplei, 176. Davisona, 125. c. cristata, 176. DeLima, Jose L., notice of his note on Cyanocompsacyanoides cyanoides, 327. Chordeilesvirginianus in Brazil, 340. De Schauensee,R. M., personal men- Cyanocoraxaffinis zeledoni, 277. tion, 225. caeruleus,276. Deane collection of portraits, 356. chrysops,276. Deane, Ruthyen, in memoriam, 1-14. cyanopogon,277. Deaderick, William t/., somenotes from dickeyi, 275. Arkansas,324. diesingii, 277. Degreasingskins, 102. heilprini, 276. Deignan, It. G., personalmention, 225. mystacalis, 277. Delaeour, J., notice of his 'Rare Bra- tucumanus, 277. zilian Birds in Captivity,' 478. Cyanoderma, 348. Delaware, birds of, 317. Cyanorhamphus,220. Delaware Valley Ornithologieal Club, Cyanosylvia suecicarobusta, 106. forty-fifth annual meeting,357. Cyclarhisvorenticeps, 213. Dendrocolaptidae, 216. Cygnuscolumbianus, 101. Dendrocygna autumnalis discolor, 329. Cynanthuslatirostris, 325. hicolor, 329. Cyrtonyx montezumae montezumae, b. helva, 444. 422. viduata, 329. 506 znaex. LO½•.[Auk

Dendroica aestiva aestiva, 327. Eider, 382. ae. brewsteri, 429. Fulvous Tree, 329, 444. ae. rubiginosa, 314, 466, 481. Gray-breasted, Tree, 329. auduboni auduboni, 256, 429. Greater Scaup, 201. castanea, 122, 314. LesserScaup, 251. coronata, 97. Mexican, 424. discolordiscolor, 460. Muscovy, 329. dominica albilora, 99. Redhead, 251. erithacoridesrhizophorae, 480. Red-leggedBlack, 181. fusca, 324. Ring-necked, 198, 316. graciae remota, 483. Ruddy, 99, 198, 424. palmarum palmarum, 466. White-faced, Tree, 329. p. hypochrysea,197. Wood, 101,303, 470. striata, 123, 324. DuMont, Philip A., maximum numbers Denton, Fred and Byrd, E. E., the of shore-birds in Iowa during the Water-turkey in Clarke Co., Georgia, spring of 1934, 83. 300. Dunlavy, Joseph C., studies on the Desertipicusdorae, 484. phyto-vertical distribution of birds, Dichromanassa r. rufescens, 77, 113, 425-431. 200. Durango, birds of, 421-424. Dickcissel, 100, 459. Dickey, FlorenceVan Vechten, review EAGLE,Ameriean Golden, 183, 245, 251, of her 'Familiar Birds of the Pacific 343, 463, 464. Southwest, 474. Bald, 79, 97, 206, 246. District of Columbia, birds of, 302, 437. Eagles, 112, 343. Dodo, 340. Eaton, Elon IIoward, obituary of, 224. Dove, Cassin's, 327. Eaton, W. F., 'Birds of Green Mrs., N. Galapagos,352. J.,' noticed, 111. Ground, 327. Eeleetus roratus, 330. Inca, 423. Eetopistesmigratorius, 412. Mourning, 189, 421, 460. Ecuador, birds of, 30. Rusty, 329. Edwards, Dorothy L., noticeof her 'The Verreaux's, 327. Dodo of Mauritius,' 340. Western Mourning, 428. Edwards, James, L., the Lesser Black- White-fronted, 424. backed Gull in New Jersey, 85. White-winged, 421, 424. Egret, American, 77, 96, 97, 199, 251, Dovekie, 98, 309, 448. 319, 329. Dowitcher, 84, 195, 203, 471. Brewster's, 251, 443. Long-billed, 81, 463. Reddish, 200. Dromas ardeola, 474. Snowy, 200, 423. Dryobateshyperythrus miniakorum,110. Egretta dimorpha, 113. kizuki permutatus, 110. thula brewsteri, 251,443. leucopterus,222. t. thula, 200. major, 349. Elaenia, Lawrence's, 327. pubescensleucura, 468. Elaenia ehiriquensisehiriquensis, 327. villosus, 467. obseura ultima, 484. v. orius, 468. Elanus leueurus majuseulus, 445. Duck protection,133, 225, 496. Elder, II. F. D., notice of his 'Isle of Duck sickness,120. May Bird Observatory,' 213; of his Duck, Black, 101, 198. 'Bird Note from Isle of May,' 340. 'Vol.1935 LII] J .l'ndex. 507

Elder, William H., early nesting of the FALCOcolumbarius bendirei, 480. Great Horned Owl, 309. c. columbarius,247, 305, 319. Eliot, Samuel A., Jr., an historic collec- c. suckleyi,79, 305, 481. tion of birds, 169-175, see also Bagg, mexicanus, 251. A.C. peregrinus anatum, 101, 247, 320, Eliot, S. A., Jr., and Loetscher, F. W., 446. Jr., notes on Florida birds, 462. rusticolus candicans, 202, 247. Elliot, Daniel G., centennial of birth of, r. obsoletus, 247. 225. sparverius sparverius, 183, 248, 428. Ellis, C. W. H., obituarynotice of, 493. Falcon, Prairie, 251. Emberiza janowski, 219. Falconry, 479. Emergency Conservation Committee, Falkland Islands, birds of, 213. notice of its 'Teaching Units,' 357. Finch, Eastern Purple, 456. Emlen,John T., Jr., noticeof his 'Roosts House, 424, 429. and Night Roosting of Birds', 120. Fleming, James H., notice of his 'A New Empidonax, acadicus, 173. and Speciesof Flightless Duck difiicilis hellmayri, 340. from CampbellIsland,' 479. fiaviventris, 174. Flicker, Northern, 93, 254. hammondi, 453. Red-shafted, 422, 428. wrighti, 453. 'Flicker, The,' reviewed, 218, 347. 'Emu,The,' reviewed,125, 221,349, 485. Florida, birds of, 78, 82, 180, 187, 188, England, birds of, 210, 334. 198, 311, 315, 320, 462. English, P. F., notice of his 'Game Bird Florida caerulea,96, 113, 463. Flushing Apparatus,' 120. Fluvicola climazura, 485. Eogrus aeola, 215. pica, 326. , 342. Flycatcher, Bran-colored,327. fuscata, 342. Crested,174, 333. Eremalauda, 125. Hammond's, 453. Ereunetes mauri, 252, 326. Lawrence's Bent-billed, 327. pusillus, 83, 84, 97, 196, 324, 326. Little, 214. Erichson, W. J., European Starling Mexican Crested, 99. nesting at Savannah, Georgia, 313; Olive-sided, 171. Scarlet Tanager on the coast of Striped, 327. Georgia, 314. Vermilion, 187, 421. Erismatura jamaicensisrubida, 99, 198. Wright's, 453. Errington, Paul L., notice of his 'Preda- Food, of Australian birds, 349. tots and the Northern Bobwhite,' 340. Fox, William H., obituarynotice of, 493. Erwin, W. G., notice of his 'Nesting France, birds of, 111. Habits of Brown Thrasher,' 479. Francolinusnobilis chapini, 219. Erythropygia leucophrys,119. Freer, Ruskin R., the Yellow-bellied Sap- Essex County (Mass.) ornithological sucker and Ruby-throated Humming- Club, review of 'Bulletin,' 217. bird commensals,187; the Raven in Eudynamys scolopaceaparaguena, 211. the Virginia Blue Ridge, 189. Euphagus carolinus, 463. Fregata magnificens,198. cyanocephalus, 94, 424. Fregett•:, 210. Eupoda montana, 252. tropica, 211. Eurillas virens zanzibaricus, 348. Fregettornis grailaria, 211. Eyles, Don and Giles, Normen, Jr., guttara, 211. notesfrom Georgia,461. leucogaster deceptis, 211. Eynon, Alfred E., Iceland Gull in Rhode Friedmann, Herbert, a Hawk of the Island, 186. genus Leucopternis new to science, 508 Auk

30; review of his 'Instinctive Emo- Golden-eye, 198. tional Life of Birds,' 106; recent Goldfinch, songof, 44. papers by, 113; notice of his 'Bird Green-backed,429. Societies,' 340; of his 'Avian Bones Willow, 429. from Prehistoric Ruins on Kodiak Goldman, Edward A., Edward William Island,' 341; see also Swarth, H. S., Nelson--Naturalist, 135-148. 352. Goodwin, George G., notice of his Friedrich, George W., see Hiemenz, 'Winged Monarchs of the Air,' 479. Nestor. Goose,Blue, 78, 182, 302, 318, 319, 432, Fringillaria striolata dankali, 219. 444. Fulica americana, 463. Canada, 198. Fulvetta ludlowi, 348. Greater Snow, 319. Furbay. John H., notice of his 'Nature Lesser Snow, 200. Chats,' 212. Pigmy, 480. Furnariidae, 216. Snow, 302, 318, 432. White-fronted, 200. GABIANUSpacificus, 485. Gordon, Seton, notice of his 'The Gadwall, 101, 424. Drinking Habits of Birds,' 120. Galapagos,birds of, 213. Gorsuch, David, notice of his 'Life Galeopsarsalvadorii, 91. History of the Gambel Quail in Ari- Galerida, cristata apuliae, 486. zona,' 117. Gallinula chioropus, 329. Goshawk,Eastern, 243, 422, 460. c. cachinnans, 197, 319. Gowanloch, James N., notice of his Gallinule, Florida, 197, 319. 'Gulls, Terns and Skimmersof Louisi- Purple, 80, 329. ana,' 341. Gannet, 198, 300. Grackle, Boat-tailed, 94, 460. Gayla adamsii, 214. Bronzed, 21-29, 91, 195. arctica pacifica, 178, 203. Florida, 21-29. immer elesson, 464. Great-tailed, 99, 259, 424. i. iraruer, 74, 201,300, 308, 324. Purple, 21-29. stellata, 320, 324. Western Cuban, 193. Gelochelidon nilotica aranea, 98, 320, Granatellus sallaei griscomi, 208. 326. Grater, Russell K., Brewster's Egret at Geococcyxcalifornianus, 88, 428. Grand Canyon National Park, 443. velox longisignum, 121. Grebe, Eared, 250. v. melanchima, 121. Horned, 198. Georgia, birds of, 78, 98, 194, 302, 313, Mexican, 424. 314, 315, 439, 461. Pied-billed, 329. Geothlypis trichas brachidactyla, 281. Green, Morris M., a good word for the occidentalis, 429. field ornithologist, 203. Geranospizacaerulescens flexipes, 342. Greene, Earle R., two rare birds in Gerfaut, Le, 221, 351,486. Georgia, 98; interesting winter notes Giles, Normen, Jr., seeEyles, Don. at Lake Mattamuskeet Wild Life Glaucionettaclangu]a americana, 198. Refuge, 319; the White Pelican on Glegg,W. E., review of his 'A History of Lake Mattamuskeet, N. C., 442. the Birds of Middlesex,' 334. Greenway, James C., Jr., review of his Gnatcatcher, Arizona Black-tailed, 255. 'Birds of the Coastal Range of North- Blue-gray, 311. eastern New Guinea,' 207; see also Western, 255, 312, 429. Allen, Glover M. Godwit, HudsonJan,81, 84, 102. Gregg, H. R., White-throated Swift at Marbled, 81, 84, 252. Hot SpringsNational Park, Ark., 452. 'Vol.193 LIr] I.ae. 509

Gregory, William K., notice of his 'Gull, The,' reviewed,124, 218, 346. 'Origins of the Ratites and Penguins Gull, Black-headed, 217. with discussionby R. C. Murphy,' Bonaparte's,96, 204, 253, 309. 341. California, 36, 253. Grimes,S.A., i•apland Longspur onthe Franklin's, 326. central east coast of Florida, 315; Glaucous, 444. notice of his 'The Hooded Warbler in Glaucous-winged,253. Florida,' 213. Great Black-backed, 319, 320, 322, Grinnell, Joseph,notice of his 'Revised 382, 383. Life Zone Map of California,' 341. Heermann's, 253. Griscom, Ludlow, rediscoveryof Chloro- Herring, 36, 99, 196, 301, 309, 334, spingus fiavovirens (Lawrence), 94; 342, 382, 383, 447. the Ruff near Boston, Mass., with Iceland, 36, 186. remarks on its recognition in winter I•umlien's, 186. plumage, 184; Wilson's Phalarope in Laughing, 99, 308, 326. Essex County, Mass., in spring, 82; Lesser Black-backed, 85, 185. review of his 'Ornithology of the Little, 85. Republic of Panama,' 338; notice of Ring-billed, 196, 253. his 'Critical Notes on Rare Panama SIaty-backed, 36. Birds,' 341; of his 'Behavior of Ani- Western, 36. mals during Eclipse of the Sun, 341; Yellow-footed, 253. seealso Conkey, John H. Gymnasio nudipes,newtoni, 186. Griswold, George T., Purple Gallinule Gymnogenysradiatus, 330. in Connecticut, 80. Gymnorispyrgita dankall, 348. Groinroe, O. J., the Goshawk (Astur Gymnostinopsmontezuma, 259. atricapillus atricapillus) nesting in Gyrfalcon, Black, 247. Wisconsin, 15-20; further notes on the White, 202, 247. occurrence of the Hudsonian Godwit in Wisconsin, 81; Forster's Tern HACHISUKA,The Marquess, review of breeding on the Lake Puckaway his 'The Birds of the Philippine marsh, 86; unusual water birds in the Islands,' 211; see also Taka-Tsukasa, Winnebago, Wisconsin, area 101; N. status of birds of prey in Wisconsin, Haematopuspalliatus, 98, 318, 462. 132. Halcyon pileata palawanensis,21l. Grosbeak,Eastern Evening, 195. winchelli nigrorum, 211. Panama Blue, 327. Haliaeetusleucocephalus alascanus, 305. Pine, 100, 174. 1. leucocephalus,79, 97, 246. Rose-breasted, 174. 1. washingtoniensis,112. Gross,Alfred O., Snowy Owl migration Haliastur sphenurus,330. 1934-1935, 310. Halietor, 75. Gross, William A. O., the life history africanus, 75. cycle of Leach's Petrel on the outer melanoleucus, 75. sea islandsof the Bay of Fundy, 382- Hand, R. L., a sight record of the Red 399. Phalarope in northern Idaho, 180. Grouse,Canada Spruce, 100. Harkness, A.D., notice of his 'English Sharp-tailed, 477. Sparrows at Vineland Station, On- Guara, sp., 329. tario,' 213. alba, 198. Hawk, AmericanRough-legged, 245. Guatemala, birds of, 208. Black Pigeon, 79, 305. Guinea-fowl, White-breasted, 473. Black-collared,329. 510 Index. [oct.[Auk

Hawk, Broad-winged, 245. Hicks, Lawrence E., a migration of Cooper's, 202, 244. Mute Swans, 301; a Raven specimen Duck, 101, 247, 320, 446. from Ohio, 454; notice of his 'Ten Eastern Red-tailed, 244, 422. Year Study of a Bird Population in Eastern Sparrow, 76, 183, 248, 422, Central Ohio,' 341. 428, 470. Hiemenz, Nestor, Voth, Richard D, FerruginousRough-legged, 424. Friedrich, George W., Mountain Harlan's, 463. Bluebird in Minnesota,456. Marsh, 174, 195, 204, 247, 251,287. Hirundo daurica gephyra, 110. Northern Red-shouldered,245. erythrogaster, 188, 326, 400. Pigeon, 247, 319. rustica rustica, 484. Red-winged, 329. Hispaniola, birds of, 76. Sharp-shinned,244, 304. Hitchcock, Frank H., obituary of, 490. Short-tailed, 320. Hoffstot, W. H., notice of his circular Western Red-tailed, 251, 428. on 'How to Build a Blue Bird House,' Hawk Mountain reservation, 134. 225. IIawk and Owl Society, report noticed, Holoquiscalusjamaicensis caribaeus, 193. 477. IIolt, Ernest G., Golden Eagle in Louisi- Hawks, 233-248, 331. ana, 183. Heleodytes brunneicapilluscouesi, 254. Honduras, birds of, 449. zonatus, 259, 269. Hornby, John, notice of his 'Wild Life Heliodllus soumagnii,414. in the Thelon River Area, Canada,' Hellmayr, Charles E., review of his 120. 'Catalogue of Birds of the Americas,' 'iiornero,El,' reviewed,223. 105. Howard, Eliot, review of his 'The Helmitheros vermivorus, 465. Nature of a Bird's World,' 331. Hendricks, G. Bartlett, a Duck IIawk Howell, J. C., Bald Eagle incubates attacks four people, 446. Horned Owl's Egg, 79; Avocet on Herman, Otto, centennial of birth of, Florida east coast in June, 82; egg of 225. Gray Kingbird contains two embryos, Hermit, Dusky, 327. 89; breeding of the Wood Pewee in Herodias egretta, 97. Volusia Co., Fla., 188. Heron, Black-crownedNight, 76, 316. Hudson, George E., a practical method Cocoi, 329. of alegreasingbird skins, 102. Great Blue, 76, 424. tIuey, Laurence M., February bird life Great White, 76, 462. of Punta Penascosa,Sonora, Mexico, Little Blue, 96, 463. 249-256. Little Green, 77. Hummingbird, Anna's, 254, 342. Louisiana, 181. Broad-billed, 325. Treganza's, 251. Panama, 327. Yellow-crowned Night, 462. Ruby-throated, 88, 187, 310, 452. Herrick, Francis H., review of his 'Wild Rufous, 187. Birds at Home,' 332; review of his White-eared, 258. 'The American Eagle,' 206. tIumphreys, W. W., Dickcisselin South Hesperiphonavespertina vespertina, 195 Carolina, 459. Heterospiziasmeridionalis, 329. Hydranassa tricolor ruficollis, 181. tIeydwelller, A. Marguerite, some bird Hydrnchelidon nigra surinamensis, 97, and egg weights, 203; correction, 471. 326. IIibbard, Claude W., notes from Mam- IIydrocorax h. basilanica, 211. moth Cave National Park (proposed) Hydroprogue caspiaimperator, 196, 324 Kentucky, 465. IIylocharis leucotis, 258. Vol.935 LII1 j I,ex. 511

Hylocichla fuscescensfuscescens, 456. Jay, Florida, 36, 198. f. salicicola, 191. Northern Blue, 176, 461. guttara faxoni, 311, 456, 462. Pinon, 203. g. poliocephala,468. Tufted, 275. minima minima, 191. Jehol, birds of, 476. ustulata swainsoni, 456. Jenkins, Lloyd S., late nesting of the Indigo Bunting, 194. I.•N•rr•oc•vc•,.• davidi chinganica, 110. Johnson, R. A., additional Dovekie Ibidorhyncha, 475. weights, 309; notes on breeding suc- 'Ibis, The,' reviewed, 124, 219, 347, 483. cessof Starlings, 312. Ibis, Bald-headed, 473. Johnson,W. A., obituary notice of, 491. Eastern Glossy, 200, 462. Jones,Gordon W., a note on the Turkey White, 198. Vulture, 444. White-faced Glossy, 424. 'Journal fiir Ornithologie,' reviewed, 126, Wood, 77, 97, 329. 222, 350, 486. Ibis-bill, 475. Junco canicepscaniceps, 468. Icterus galbula, 198. meamsi, 468. spurius, 327. oreganus shufeldti, 468. Ictinia misisippiensis,77, 320. o. thurberi, 468. Idaho, birds of, 180, 312, 330, 479. phaeonotusphaeonotus, 423. Illinois, Audubon Soc., review of Junco, Mexican, 423. 'Bulletin,' 346. Jung, Clarence S., occurrence of the Illinois, birds of, 74, 94, 101,447, 464. Least Tern in Wisconsin, 87. India, birds of, 209. Indiana Audubon Society, Year Book KAL•S•Cn, E. R., notice of his 'West noticed, 477. Duck Sickness a Form of Botulism,' Indiana, birds of, 74, 303, 463. 120. 'Inland Bird-Banding News,' reviewed, Kamtschatka, birds of, 333. 124, 129, 347, 483. Kansas, birds of, 77, 88, 120, 193, 314, International Office, Protection of Na- 466. ture, 496. Kelso, Leon, notice of his 'Key to International Ornithological Congress, Species of American Owls,' 114; of 495. his notice of Lid on the food of Ptar- Ionornis martinica, 80, 329. migan, 116; of his notice of Gorsuch's Iowa, birds of, 83, 123, 218, 346. 'Life History of the G•mbel Quail in 'Iowa Bird Life,' noticed, 482. Arizona,' 117. Iridoprocne, bicolor, 188, 189, 256, 319. Kennard, Frederick H., Prothonotary Isle of Pines, birds of, 76. Warbler at Auburndale, Mass., 93. Ixobrychus exilis exilis, 197. Kentucky, birds of, 465. Killdeer, 97, 196, 252, 316, 429. 'JAc• Pine Warbler,' reviewed, 346, 218, Kingbird, Arkansas,187, 320. 483. Eastern 89, 326. Jacobs, J. Warren, red type of Crow Gray, 89, 462. eggs, 189. Kingfisher, Texas, 422. Jaeger,Parasitic, 204. Western Belted, 254. Jamaica,birds of, 76. Kinglet, Golden-crowned, 456. Japan,birds of, 212. Ruby-crowned, 460, 468. Jay, California, 36, 428. Kite, Everglade,462. Canada, 197. Mississippi, 77, 320. Central American Brown, 259, 261, White-tailed, 445. 272. Kites, 112. 512 Index. LOc•.[Auk

Knappen, Phoebe, another three-legged Larus franklini, 326. bird, 470. fuscus, 85. Knot, 83. f. graellsi, 185. Kocsag, 351. glaucescens,253. Kodiak Island, birds of, 341. heermanni, 253. Kuerzi, John F. and Richard G., Lesser hyperboreus, 444. Black-backed Gull in Bronx Co., kumlieni, 186. New York, 185; notice of their 'Birds leucopterus, 36, 126, 186. of Litchfield, Conn.' 111. marinus, 36, 319, 320, 322, 447. Kurile Islands, birds of, 333. minutus, 85. Kuroda,Nagamichi, notice of his'Tringa occidentalis,36. melanoleucaon Marshall Islands,' 213, o. livens, 253. see also Taka-Tsukasa, N. philadelphia,96, 204, 253, 309. ridibundus ridibundus, 217. LASRADOI•,birds of, 217,313. schistisagus,36. Lackey, JamesB., Mockingbird in sum- Laskey, Amelia R., Mockingbird life mer at WoodsHole, Mass., 90. history studies,370. Lagopuslagopus, 127. Lawrencia, 119. l. albus, 203. 'L'Oiseau,'see 'Oiseau, L.' I. dybowskii, 127. Legatusleucophaius leucophaius, 327. leucurus, 352. Leonard, A. B., the Louisiana Heron in mutus, 116. Oklahoma, 181. Laing, Hamilton M., notes on the Leonardina woodi, 219. Black Pigeon Hawk, 305; notice of Leptophaethonlepturus catesbyi, 442. his 'Bird Notes from Vancouver Leptotila cassinicassini, 327. Island,' 341. fulviventris angelica,424. Laletes, 119. verreauxi verreauxi, 327, 329. Lamb, Chester C., personal mention, Leucopternisprinceps zimrneri, 30. 225. p. princeps, 30. Lainbrecht, Kalman, in memoriam: R. Lewis, GeorgeA., noticeof his paper on W. Shufeldt, 359. nesting of Anna's Hummingbird, 342. Lamond, Henry G., notice of his tan Lewis, Harrison F., nesting of the Star- Aviary on the Plains,' 333. ling in the Labrador Peninsula,313. Lanius ludovocoanusexcubitorides, 203. Lid, Johannes,notice of his 'Crop Con- 1. gambeli, 256, 429. tents of Ptarmigans from Taimyr,' I. ludovocianus, 91. 116. 1. migrans, 91, 317. Linmodromusgriseus, 195. 1. sonoriensis,256. g. griseus, 203. Lark, California Horned, 428. g. scolopaceus,81,463. Desert Horned, 254. Limnothlypis swainsoni,459, 463. Mohave Horned, 254. Limosa fedoa, 82, 84, 252. Northern Horned, 197, 424. haemastica, 81, 84. Prairie Horned, 453, 461,465. Limpkin, 329. Yuma Horned, 254. Lincoln, Frederick C., notice of his Larus argentatus, 36. 'Ancestral Highways of the Sky,' 342; a. smithsonianus, 99, 196, 309. of his 'Water Fowl Flyways of North atricilla, 99, 326. America,' 342. brunneicephalus,486. Linnaean Society of New York, notice californicus,36, 253. of its 'Proceedings,' 111. delawarensis,196, 253. Linnet, California, 429. Vol.1935 LII] J Index. 513

Lobipeslobatus, 84, 322. Lynch, John J., European Widgeon at Locustella eerthiola sparsimstriata, 110. Newport, R. I., 78. pleskei, 219. Loetscher,F. W., Jr., seeEliot, S. A., Jr. McATEE, W. L., economic ornithology seeArbib, Robert S., Jr. in recent entomological publications, London Convention for the Protection 115, 335; preservation of species in of the African Fauna and Flora, re- aviaries, 128; notice of Manuel on the view of the report on, 473. food of the Philippine Weaverbird, 'Long Island Bird Notes,' 219; no- 116; review of Mendali's 'Relation ticed, 347, 483. of Sea Birds to Fishing Industry of Long, W. S., American Egret and Mis- Maine,' 337; on wild life of coast sissippiKite in Douglas County, Kas., marshes,496; personalmention, 358. 77; spring notes from Lawrence, Kan- MeClanahan,Robert C., RufousHum- sas, 466; the Alaska Yellow Warbler, mingbird in Florida, 187. 314; notice of his 'Distribution of the MaeDonagh, Emiliano J., notice of his Downy Woodpeckerin Kansas,' 120. paper on Piaya eayana,213. Longspur, Alaska, 203, Mellhenny, E. A., the Vermilion Fly- Lapland, 195, 197, 315. catcher in Louisiana, 187; Barn Smith's, 204, 471. Swallows breeding on the Gulf coast, Longstreet, R. J., notice of his 'Wilson's 188. Plover,' 120. MeKeown, Keith C., notice of his 'Food L6nnberg, Einar, notice of his 'On the of Birds from Southwestern New Occurrence of Carotenoid Pigments South Wales,' 342. in the Eyes of Animals,' 120. MeManus Reid, Jr., the Black Tern in Loon, 318. New Brunswick, 88; feeding habits Common, 74, 201, 300, 324. of the Raven in winter, 89; notes from Lesser, 464. Mamrameook, Westmoreland Co., Pacific, 178, 203. New Brunswick, 195. Red-throated, 320, 324. Macaw, sp., 329. Lophoeerosmelanoleucus, 219. Maehaerhamphusandersonni, 330. Lophodytescueullatus, 198, 316, 464. Mack, George, notice of his 'Revision of Lophortyx californicacalifornica, 428. Malurus,' 342. gambcli gambeli, 252. Madagascar, birds of, 329, 414. Louisiana, birds of, 26, 183, 187, 341, Magne de la Croix, P., notice of his 418, 479. 'Evolution of Locomotion in Birds,' Loverage,Arthur, see Peters, JamesL. 342. Lowe, P. R., notice of his 'Need for the Magpie, 90. Preservationof the GalapagosFauna,' Main, John S., shore birds at Madison, 213. Wis., 323. Lowe•sr, George YI., Jr., Notice of his Maine, birds of, 81, 95, 192, 310, 316, 'The Ivory-billed Woodpecker in 382, 460. Louisiana,' 479. Malacoptila, Panama, 327. Lownes, Albert E., notes on Audubon's Malacoptila panamensis panamensis, Ornithological Biography, 103; ten 327. Audubon letters, 154-168. Malacothraupis, 213. Loxia curvirostra, 468. Malay, birds of, 479. c. bendirei, 194. Mallard, 97, 101, 198, 316, 424. c. percna, 174. Malurus, 342. c. pusilia, 193. amabilis clarus, 342. Lumley, Ellsworth D., notice of his coronatus caeruleus, 342. 'Teaching Units,' 357. splendensaridus, 342. 514 Index. [oc•.[Auk

Manacus vitellinus vitellinus, 327. Melospiza lincolni alticola, 345. Manchuria, birds of, 110 1. lincolni, 95, 256. Manikin, Gould's, 327. melodia arianfica, 315, 317. Manitoba, birds of, 203. m. melodia, 195, 317, 429. Man-o'-war-bird, 198, 424. Mendall, Howard L., Orange-crowned Manuel,Canufo G., noticeof his'Obser- Warbler in Maine, 192; review of his vations on the Philippine Weaverbird,' 'Relationship of Certain Sea Birds to 116; of his 'Food of the Ban'en the Fishing Industry of Maine,' 337. Ground Dove,' 213. Menegaux, A., notice of his 'Les Oiseaux Mareca americana, 78, 198, 329. de France,' 111. penelope, 78, 101. Meredith R., notice of his 'Yellow Rail Marelli, Carlos, A., notice of his Account in Quebec,' 342. of American Museums,' 120; of his Merganser, American, 198, 303, 'Bibliography of Argentine Ornithol- Hooded, 101, 198, 316, 464. ogy,' 112. Red-breasted, 198, 203, 251, 424. Martin, Alec C., Quaff-food of the Mergus merganser americanus, 198, 303. Southeastern States, 479. serrafor, 198, 203, 251. Martin, Purple, 310. MinTill, D. E., Starling in Benton Co., Maryland, birds of, 436, 455. 460. Arkansas, 191. Massachusetts,birds of, 82, 85, 90, 93, Metfessel,Milton, notice of his 'Strobo- 169-175, 179, 184, 187, 189, 191, 311, photography in Bird Singing,' 120. 357, 432. Mexico, birds of, 249-256, 274, 339, 342, Mathews, Gregory M., notice of his 421-424, 479. recent paperson the Procellariifo•aes, Meylan, O., notice of his 'Notes on the 210. Avffauna of the Valleys of Anniviers Matto Grosso,Brazil, birds of, 110. and Tourtemagne,' 214. Mauritius, birds of, 340. Michigan, birds of, 95, 100, 200, 216, May, John B., Pacific Loon on the lower 362, 412, 447, 457. St. Lawrence River in July, 178; Micropalama himantopus, 84, 99, 325, White Pelicans in Florida, 180; re- 328. view of his 'Hawks of No•ih America,' Micropallas whitneyi whitneyi, 324. 331. Owl, Elf, 324. May, Richard M., Notes from Central Microsittace ferruginea minor, 449. Pennsylvania, 197. 'Migrant, The', reviewed, 123, 218, 346. Mayr, Ernst, Avocet recordedfor No•h Migration, homing, 127. Carolina, 185; notice of his recent Migration of pelagicbirds, 122. papers, 120. Miller, Alden H., some breeding birds Meadowlark, 44. of the Pine Forest Mountains, Nevada, Eastern, 259, 423, 470. 467. Western, 256, 429. Mills, H. R., notice of his report on the Megaceryle alcyon camSna,254. Tampa Bay Rookeries, 120. Meise, Wilhelm, review of his 'Die Mimus gilvus clams, 208. Vogelwelt der Mandschurei,' 110. polyglottos leucoptems, 255, 326, Melane•pes erythrocephalus, 97. 429. e. camSnus, 212. p. polyglottos, 90, 191,370. Melanitta deglandi, 301,318. Minerva antiqua, 215. perspicillata, 251. Minnesota, birds of, 95, 456. Meliphaga analoga, 127. Miocorax, 75. Melopelia asiafica mearnsi, 424. femoralis, 75. Melopsittacus undulatus, 221. Mirafra javanica aliena, 208. ß Vol.10aS LII] I Index. 515

Mississippi, birds of, 188. N•NN•S hiemalis, 105. Missouri, birds of, 444. h. pullus, 340. Mitchell, Margaret H., Mockingbird at National Association of Audubon Soci- Nantucket, Mass., 191. eties-additions and changesin staff, Mixornis, 219. 133; reorganization of, 216; bird Mniotilta varia, 327. sanctuaries of, 496. Mockingbird, 90, 171, 191,344, 370. Natuna Islands, birds of, 479. Western, 255, 326, 421,429. 'Natural History,' comment on format, Molothrus ater ater, 99. 357. a. obscurus,429. 'Nebraska Bird Review,' noticed, 123, Montana, birds of, 202, 453. 215, 345, 482. Moore, Robert T., a new Jay of the Nelson,Edward W., obituary, 135-148. genusCyanocorax from Sinaloa,Mex- Nephoeceteseniger borealis,202. ico, 274; notice of his 'Review of the Nesopeliagalapagoensis, 352. Races of Geococcyxvelox,' 121; of his Netherlands Ornithological Club, re- 'New Birds from Northwestern Mexi- view of 'Organ,'223, 351. co,' 342; personalmention, 357. Nevada, birds of, 467. Moorhen, 258. New Brunswick, birds of, 88, 195. Moris bassana,198, 300. New Guinea, birds of, 207. Motacilla cinerea, 219. New Hampshire, birds of, 96, 305. striata, 457. New Jersey, birds of, 80, 85, 111, 182, Mousley, Henry, a Thrush with three 186, 191, 435, 446, 448. legs, 190; the birth of a Snipe family, New York, birds of, 97, 185, 191, 197, 408; the Yellow-belliedSapsucker and 312, 315, 339, 434, 448, 458. Ruby-throated as commensals,452; 'New York Bird Day Bulletin,' reviewed. notice of his article on the Woodcock, 339. 208. New Zealand, birds of, 495. Mueller, Walter J., the Magpie in Wis- 'News from the Bird-Banders,' reviewed, consin, 90. 219, 347, 483. Mulaik, Stanley, an early nesting date 'News Letter' of the Audubon Soc. of for the Great Horned Owl, 187. Missouri, noticed, 219. Munia jagori, 116. Nice, Margaret M., some observations Murphy, Robert C., notice of his on the behavior of Starlings and 'OceanicBirds of SouthAmerica,' 495. Grackles in relation to light, 91. See also Gregory, W. I•. Nichols, Charles K. and Mabel M., Murray, J. J., Short-billedMarsh Wren Marbled Godwit at Pine Point, Maine, in the valley of Virginia, 456; breeding 81. of Swainson'sWarbler in RobesonCo., Nichols, David G. and J. T., food of the North Carolina, 459. Barn Owl, 451. 'Murrelet, The,' reviewed, 124, 345, 482. Nichols, J. T., shore-birdsas decoys, 82; Muscicapa griseola, 457. apparent skin transplant in a wild striata, 457. Scaup, 181; spring migration of the Musselman, T. E., Whistling Swans, Gannet in southeastFlorida, 300; the 302; new records of Fulvous Tree Dovekie incursion of 1932, 448. Duck in Missouri, 444; Upland Plover Nichols, L. Nelson, notice of his discus- increasingin Adams Co., Illinois, 447. sionof early lists of Morse and Hazard, Mycteria americana,97, 329. 111. Myiarchus tyrannulus nelsoni, 99. 'Night Heron, The,' noticed, 124, 218, Myiochanesvirens, 188, 198. 483. Myiophobus fasciatus, 327. Nighthawk, Florida, 461. 516 [Auk.

Noble, G. K., and Vogt, William, an Oreoscoptesmontanus, 255. experimentalstudy of sex recognition Oriole, Baltimore, 198. in birds, 278-286. Lichtenstein's, 258. Noddy, 309. Orchard, 171,327. 'Norsk Ornithologisk Tidsskrift,' no- 'Ornis Fennica,' noticed, 223, 351. ticed, 351. 'OrnithologischeBcobachter, Der,' re- North Carolina, birds of, 80, 91, 185, viewed, 127, 221, 351, 487. 318, 319, 340, 438, 442, 459. 'Omithologische Monatsberichte,' re- Norton, Arthur H., an exhaustedSharp- viewed, 127, 222, 350, 486. shinned Hawk, 304. O'Roke, Earl, noticeof his 'A Malaria- Nova Scotia, birds of, 334. like Disease of Ducks,' 121. Numenius americanus americanus, 252. Oropcndola, 259. hudsonicus, 326. Ortalis wagleri, 424. Nuthatch, Brown-headed,462. w. griseiccps,208. Florida, 461. Osgood, Wilfred H., in memoriam: Northern White-breasted, 465. Ruthyen Deane, 1-14; notice of his Red-breasted, 324. 'Along Darwin's Trail,' 342. Nuttall OrnithologicalClub, 6. Osprey, 99, 247, 251, 326. Nyctanassa violacea violacea, 462. Otocoris alpestris actia, 428. Nyctea nyctea, 101, 201, 310, 464. a. Mpestris, 197. Nycticorax nycticorax hoactli, 316. a. ammophila, 254. Nyroca affinis, 198, 251. a. leucansiptilla, 254. americana, 251. a. lcucolaema, 254. collaris, 198, 318. a. praticola, 453, 461, 465. marila, 201. fiammeolusguatemalae, 484. valisineria, 99, 198. Otus rufescensburbidgei, 211. r. mMayensis, 211. OSR•O•.SEn,Harry C., notice'of his Owens,Charles M., Bay-breastedWarb- 'Revision of North American House ler in Arkansas, 314. Wrens,' 121. Oceanodroma leucorhoa leucorhoa, 74, Owl, Barn, 101, 201, 343, 347, 451, 464. Burrowing, 428. 96, 179, 382. Cayenne, 329. Ohio,birds of, 81, 87, 119, 201,321,341, Great Gray, 310, 463. 343, 453, 454. Great Horned, 79, 187, 309, 343. 'Oiseau,L',' reviewed,126, 221, 349. Hawk, 310. Oklahoma,birds of, 77, 176,181,214, 453. Little, 478. Old-Squaw,198, 203, 302. Long-earcd,97, 310, 467. Oligocorax, 75. Newton's, 186. mcditerraneus, 75. Oax•ca Horned, 422. Olsen,Richard E., recordsof rare Michi- Richardson's, 451. gan birds, 1934, 100. Saw-whet, 201. Oncostoma,olivaceum, 327. Snowy,101,201, 310, 464, 470. Ontario,birds of, 196, 340. Southern Screech,470. 'Oologist,The,' 123, reviewed218, 345, Western Horned, 253. 482. 'Oologists'Record,' reviewed, 125, 200, Owls, 207, 215. Owls of America, 114. 348, 485. Oporornisagilis, 462. Oxyechusvociferus vocifcrns, 97, 196, ;•ormosus,198. 252, 316, 429. philadelphia, 456. Oystercatcher,American, 98, 318,462. Vol.•935 LII] I Index. 517

PACKAm•, Fred M., Blue-gray Gnat- Pennock, Charles J., obituary of, 488. catcher at Cambridge, Mass., 311. Pennsylvania,birds of, 80, 197, 233-248, Pagolla wilsonia beldingi, 252, 326. 309, 310, 311, 436. w. wilsonia, 81. Penthestes, 105. Palmer, T. S., the fifty-second stated hudsonicus hudsonicus, 100. meeting of the American Ornitholo- Perkins, Anne E.,, some rare birds in gists' Union, 53-63; report of the southeastern Maine, 460. Secretary of the A. O. U., 64-67; re- Perkins, S. E., III, Double-crestedCor- port of the Committee on Biography morants breeding in Posey County, and Bibliography, 68-69; obituary of Indiana, 74; late nesting of Prairie ThomasSpencer, 131; of J. •I. Bowles, Horned Lark in Ohio, 453; rare birds 489; of J. :K. Strecher, 491; of G. D. from Posey Co., Indiana, 463; Audu- Pratt, 493; W. I-I. Fox, 493. bon's'Birds', in W. I-I. Smith Library, Panama, birds of, 325, 338. 496. Pandion haliactus carolinensis,99, 247, Perisorius canadensisalbescens, 106. 251, 326. c. barbouri, 106. Pangburn, Clifford I-I., some additional c. canadensis, 197. notes on the birds of PincHas Co., c. nigricapillus, 106. Florida, 198. c. rathbuni, 106. Paraguay, birds of, 479. griseus, 106. Parakeet, Green, 259. obscurus, 106. Masked, 128. Peru, birds of, 216, 213. , Thick-billed, 423. Peterkin, Fred P., the Ruff in Barbados, Partridge, I-Iungarian, 216. 185. Parus cyanusapeliotes, 110. Peters, James L., the range of Amazona Passer montanus saturatus, 343. oratrix, 449; notice of his 'Remarks on Passerculusprinceps, 317, 194. the Arian Genus Eos.' 342; of his 'A sandwichensisalaudinus, 256. New Hawk of the GenusGcranospiza,' s. rostratus, 256. 342. s. savanna, 96, 317. Peters, James L., and Loverage, Arthur, Passerella iliaca, 429. notice of their 'New Birds from :Kenya Passerherbulus caudacutus, 100. Colony,' 342. Passerina cyanea, 194, 321. Peterson, Mrs. C. E., Arctic Towhee at Patagonia, birds of, 449. Madison, Minn., 95. Pearson, T. Gilbert, retirement as presi- Petrel, Leach's, 74, 96, 179, 382. dent of the National Association of Norfolk Island, 121. Audubon Societies, 133. Petrochclidon lunifrons lunifrons, 429. Pedioecetesphasianellus, 478. 1. tachina, 326. p. kennicotti, 478. Pctroica multicolor, 120. p. camisylvicola, 478. Pettingill, Olin Sewall, Jr., ducks in Pelecanus erythrorhynchos, 101, 180, chimneys, 303. 199, 442, 462. Pewee, Eastern Wood, 198. occidentalis occidentalis, 199, 250, Wood, 188. 460. Phacellodomusrufifrons fargoi, 479. Pelican, Brown, 199, 424, 460. Phaeopus hudsonicus,204. CaliforniaBrown, 250. Phaeotriccus hudsoni, 110. White, 101, 180, 199, 442, 462. Phalacrocorax,75. Pelidna alpina sakhalina, 84, 196, 203, auritus, 75. 318. a. albociliatus, 251. Penguin, Emperor, 259. a. auritus, 74, 300, 318. Adelie, 260. carbo, 75. 518 zex. [oct.Auk

Phalacrocoraxc. sinensis,75, 113. Pipilo erythrophtha]musarcticus, 95. femoralis, 75. fuscuseremophilus, 480. idahensis, 75. f. perpallidus,208. macropus,75. f. potosinas, 423. miocaenus, 75. maculatus griseipygius,208. olivaceus, 329. m. montanus, 423. punctatus, 75 Pipit, American, 317, 463. Phalaenoptilusnuttallii, 467. Sprague's,457. Phalarope, Red, 180, 321. Pipramorpha macconnelliperuana, 213. Northern, 84, 204, 322, 471. Piranga erythromelas,314, 465. Wilson's 82, 84, 99, 204, 326. Pisobia bairdi, 84, 97, 99. Phalaropusfulicarius, 180, 321. fuscicollis,84, 324, 461. f. jourdaini, 122. maculata, 97, 326. Phasianuscolchicus torquatus, 184, 307. melanotos, 84, 324. Pheasant Golden, 284. minutilla, 84, 96, 97, 196, 252, 317, Ring-necked, 184, 307. 326. Pheugopediuspleurostictus oblitus, 208. Plagiospizasuperciliosa, 423. Pheuticus chrysopeplusdilutus, 208. Platypsaris aglaiae, 267. Philetaerus socialis,259. Plectrophenaxnivalis nivalis, 197, 204, Philippines,birds of, 116, 211. 219, 317, 460. Phillips, Allan R., Clay-colored Sparrow Plegadis falcinellusfalcinellus, 200, 462. in New York, 315. Plover, American Golden, 84, 323. Philohela minor, 195, 307, 446. Belding's, 252, 326. Philomachuspugnax, 184, 185. Black-bellied, 82, 83, 84, 252, 318, Phloeoceastesguatemalensis dorso-fas- 326. ciatus, 342. Crab, 474. Phoebe, Black, 254, 428. Cuban Snowy, 462. Say's, 254, 424. Golden, 80, 203. Phoenicothraupisfuscicaudata, 327. Mountain, 252. Phoethornis adolphi nelsoni, 327. Piping, 84, 196, 323. Phylloscopus,349. Semipalmated,83, 84, 203, 326, 352, bonelli boneIll, 350. 471. Piaya cayana macroura, 214. Upland, 326, 447, 461. c. mogenseni,214. Western Snowy,252. Pica nuttalli, 105. Wilson's, 80, 120. pica budsonia, 90. Pluvialis d. dominica, 80, 84, 203, 323. Pickens, A. L., evening drill of Chimney Podilymbuspodiceps, 329. Swifts during the late summer, 149. Pogoniulusbilineatus rovumensis,350. Pickwell, Gayle, review of his 'Bird Poliohierax semitorquatus, 222. Studies,' 338; notice of his 'Birds in Polioptila caerulea amoenissima, 255, ScienceGuide for Elementary Schools,' 312, 429. 479. c. caerulea, 311. Picoides arcticus, 100. melanura abbreviata, 106. Pigeon,Band-tailed, 423. m. lucida, 255. Passenger,412. Polyborus cheriway cheriway, 326. White-crowned, 462. Polygamy, 259. Pinicola enucleatorsubsp., 100. Polynesia, birds of, 120. Pintail, American, 101, 198, 251, 424, Pooecetesgramineus gramineus, 322. 464. Poorwill, 467. Pipilo crissalissenicula, 429. Porzana circoleps,113. 'Vol.1935 LII] J 1•?,d½2•. 519

Porzana fiaviventer woodi, 122. Quillin, Roy W., new bird records from nigra, 113. Texas, 324. tabuensis, 113. Quiscalus,21-29, 418-420. Potter, Julian K., Wilson's Plover at aglaeus, 24. Brigantine, N.J., 80. aeneus, 25, 418. Prairie-Chicken,321. quiscula, 24, 418. Pratt, Geo. D., obituary, 493. q. aeneus,25, 28, 91, 195, 418. Preble, Edward A., notice of his article q. quiscula, 25, 26. 'Audubon, the American Woodsman,' q. ridgwayi, 25, 26, 28. 342; obituary of F. I-I. Hitchcock, 490; q. stonoi, 25, 26, 28, 418. personal mention, 496. Procellaria arianfica, 211. RAIL, Little Black, 446. bysantina, 211. Yellow, 342. cinerea, 211. Railus Iongirostris manglecola, 120. gronlandica, 211. striatus insulsus, 207. harlic, 211. Rand, A. L., on paired ovaries, 329. melanonyx, 211. Raven, American, 422, 446, 453, 454, propontidis, 211. 455. scotorum, 211. Northern, 89, 189, 311. vulgaris, 211. Western, 254. Procellariiformes, 210. White-necked, 99. Prognesubis subis, 310. 'Raven, The,' reviewed, 124, 218, 346, 'Prothonotary, The,' noticed, 483. 483. Protostrix, 215. Raz, GeorgeF., notes from Berrien Co., Psaltriparus melanotis melanotis, 259, Michigan, 200. 265. RebeII, Gerbert, Blue Geese on the minimus minimus, 429. Tuckerton, New Jersey,marshes, 182. Psarisomusdalhousiae cyanicauda, 342. Recurvirostra americana, 99, 185. Pseudeos, 342. Redhead, 101. Psilorhinus mexicanus, 259. Redpoll, Common, 204, 471. m. cyanogenys, 261. Greater, 322. Psittacella brehmii, 330. Hornemann's, 95. Psophiaviridis dextralis, 119. Redstart, 327. Ptarmigan, Rock, 116. 'Redstart, The,' reviewed, 124, 218, 346, White-tailed, 213, 352. 483. Willow, 203. Redurne, Dan A., Wood Ibis in Okla- Pterocleslichtensteinii nigricans, 219. homa, 77. orientalis enigmaticus, 219. Redwing, 190. o. koslovae, 219. Giant, 100, 322. Pterodroma melanopus, 121. Sonora, 424. Ptilogonys cinereusotofuscus, 342. Regulus satrapa, 105, 456. Pucheramphus, 348. calendula cineraceus,468. Puffinus auricularis, 484. Rehn, J. A. G., notice of his 'A Zoologist opisthomelas,484. in the Pantanal of the Upper Para- Pygoscelisadeliae, 260. guay,' 214. Pyrocephalusrubinus, 187. Rhinoptynx clamator, 329. r. mogenseni, 451. QUAIL, Gambel's, 117, 252. Rhode Island, birds of, 78, 111, 186. Montezuma, 422. Rhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha,423. Valley, 428. Richmond, W. K., review of his 'Quest Quebec,birds of, 86, 178, 310, 342, 408. for Birds,' 107 520 Index.. [oct.[Auk

Richmondena cardinalis cardinalis, 314. Sandpiper, Baird's, 84, 97, 99. Riley, J. H., on the color of the iris in Eastern Solitary, 197, 326, 463. the Western Cuban Grackle, 193; Least, 84, 96, 97, 196, 203, 252, 317, notice of his, 'New Birds from the 326, 471. Malay Region,' 121; notice of his 'Two Pectoral, 84, 97, 196, 324, 326. New Birds from SoutheasternSiam,' Red-backed,84, 196, 203, 318. 342. Semipalmated, 83, 84, 97, 102, 196, Riparia riparia, 326. 204, 324, 326. r. stolzneriana, 110. Spotted, 99, 326, 424, 463. Ritchie, James, notice of his note on Stilt, 84, 99, 204, 325, 326. 'Great age of Herring Gull,' 342. Western, 252, 326. Roadrunner, 88, 428. White-rumped, 84, 111,324, 461. Robbins, Chandler, Jr., Arkansas King- Sapsucker,Yellow-bellied, 187, 310, 457. bird in Massachusetts, 187. Saunders, Aretas A., review of his 'A Roberts, Austin, notice of his report on Guide to Bird Songs,'205. his tour of the museums,etc., of the Saxicola torquata kleinschmidti, 110. United States, 479. Sayornisnigricans nigricans, 254, 428. Roberts, H. Radclyffe, see Stone, saya saya, 254. Witmet. Scardafellainca inca, 423. Roberts, Thomas S., personal mention, Scaup, Lesser, 101, 198, 424. 357. Scheffer,Theo. H. and Cottam, C., The Robin, 421. Crested Myna in the Pacific North- San Lucas, 36. west, 480. Southern, 90. Schultz, Fred W., notice of his report on Robinson,H. W., on birds pairing with the Tampa Bay Rookery, 214. decoys,495. Schuster, Josef, notice of his 20th report Rogers, Charles H., Willow Thrush in of the Lotos OrnithologicalStation, New Jersey, 191. 480. Rook, 209, 348. Sclerorchilustubecola mochae, 213. Ross, Roland C., notice of his 'A New Scorer, Surf, 251. Genus and Species of Pigmy Goose White-winged, 301, 318. from the McKittrick Pleistocene,'480. Scotiaptex nebulosa nebulosa, 463. Rostrhamus sociabilisplumbeus, 462. Screamer, Horned, 329. Rowley, Francis H., notice of his appeal Seedeater, Hick's, 327. against the oil nusiance, 214. Yellow-bellied, 327. Ruff, 184, 185. Seilern, Josef, notice of his 'Ornithologi- Rusby, Henry H., notice of his 'Jungle cal Miscellany,' 214. Memories,' 114. Seiurus motacilla 301, 463, 466. Rynchopsnigra oblita, 483. noveboracensisnorabills, 466. Selasphorusrufus, 187. ST. CgoIx, birds of, 186. Serinus angolensisphilbyi, 348. St. LawrenceIsland, birds of, 113. Serrisopterawallacei halmaherae, 350. 'St. Louis Bird Club Bulletin,' noticed, Setophaga ruticilla, 327. 124, 219, 347, 483. Shaver, JesseM. and Crook, Compton, St. Lucia, birds of, 475. notice of their 'Birds of the Campusof Salpinctes obsoletusobsoletus, 255. Peabody College, Tenn.,' 343. Saltator, Panama Streaked, 327. Shaw, Tsen-Hwang, notice of his 'Varia- Saltator striatipectus isthmicus, 327. tion in the Weight of Tree Sparrows,' San Salvador, birds of, 208. 343; of his recent papers, 214, 480. Sanderling, 84, 253, 318, 325, 326. Shelley, Lewis O., Flickers attacked by Vol. LII] 521

Starlings, 93; new and rare species Sparrow, Asiatic Tree, 343. from Cheshire and Sullivan counties, Atlantic Song, 315. N.H., 96; notes on the growth be- Brewer's, 256. havior and taming of young Marsh Chipping, 421. Hawks, 287-299; Northern Bald Ea- Clay-colored, 315. gle:an additionto the.New Hampshire Eastern Lark, 194, 320. list, 305; albinism among New Hamp- Eastern Savannah, 96, 317, 382. shire Ring-necked Pheasants,307. Eastern Song, 49, 195, 317, 429. Sheppard,R. W., midsummerbird notes Eastern Vesper, 322. from Long Point, Norfolk Co., On- Fox, 429. tario, 196. Gambel's, 204, 256, 323, 465. Shields,Thomas E., SavannahSparrow Golden-crowned,429. nesting in West Virginia, 96. Grasshopper,212, 460. Shore-birds,habits of, 82, 83. Harris', 204. Shoveller,99, 101, 201, 424. Ipswich's, 194, 317. Shrike, California, 256, 429. Lafresnaye's,327. Migrant, 91, 317. Large-billed Marsh, 256. White-rumped, 203, 256, 424. LeConte's, 100. Shrike-Vireo, Panama, 326. Lincoln's,95, 171, 256. Shufeldt, Robert Wilson, in memoriam, Nelson's, 100. 359 Northern Sage, 256. Sialia curricoides,467. Pine Woods, 194. mexicanus bairdi, 422. ScotUs Seaside,463. sialis grata, 106. Striped, 423. Siam, birds of, 342. Tree, 174, 204, 217. Sitta canadensis,324. Western Chipping, 256. carolinensisatkinsi, 461. Western Savannah, 256. c. carolinensis,465. White-crowned, 429. chloris, 348. White-throated, 174. pusilla pusilla, 462. Spatula clypeata, 99, 201. Skimmer, Black, 98. Spencer, Thomas, obituary notice of, Skutch, Alexander F., helpers at the 131. nest, 257-273. Speotyto cunicularia hypugaea,428. Smith, Frank R., a goodbird blind, 470. Sphyrapicus varius varius, 187. Snipe,Wilson's, 84, 252, 316, 408, 424. Spiker, Chas. J., review of his 'A Popu- 'SnowyEgret, The,' noticed,483. lar Account of the Bird-Life of the Snyder, L. L., on referenceto •The Birds Finger Lake Section of New York,' of Wrangell Island,' 468; review of 475. his paperson the Sharp-tailedGrouse, Spine-tail, Rufous-breasted,267. 477. Spinuspsaltria hesperophilus,429. Solomon, Scott G., notice of his 'Ento- tristis salicamans,429. zoa of a Herring Gull,' 342. Spiza americana, 100, 459. Somateriav-nigra, 468. Spizaetuswillertl, 481. Song,40-52, 108, 122, 205. Spizella arborea arborea, 204, 217. Soper,J. Dewey, noticeof his 'Zoological breweri, 256. Collecting in the Arctic Regions,' 214. pallida, 315. 'South Australian Ornithologist, The,' passerina arizonae, 256. reviewed, 126, 349, 485. Spoonbill,Roseate, 77, 443. South Carolina, birds of, 77, 95, 98, 194, Sporophilagutturalis, 327. 308, 309, 315, 439, 445, 447, 459. aurita, 327. 522 [Auk

Sprunt, Alexander, Jr., first occurrence clyffe, notice of their 'Birds from Matto of the Reddish Egret in South Caroli- Grosso,Brazil,' 110 na, 77; late nesting of the Bob-white Stoner, Dayton, Temperature and in North Carolina, 80; the Migrant growth studies on the Barn Swallow, Shrike in the North Carolina moun- 4OO-4O7. tains, 91; the effect of emotion on the Stork, Shoe-bill, 473. iris of the Boat-tailed Grackle, 94; Strecker, John K., notice of his 'Notes secondnesting record of the Laughing on the Zoologyof Texas,' 480;obituary Gull on the South Carolina coast,308; of, 491. the Noddy at Charleston, S.C., 309; Streptopelia risoria alba, 340. increase of the Roseate Spoonbill on Stresemann, Erwin, notice of his 'Posi- the coast of Texas, 443; the Black- tion and Problems of Ornithology,' backed Gull in South Carolina, 447; 480. the White-tailed Kite in South Caro- Stressemann,E. and Paludan, K., notice lina, 445; cavity-nesting species in of their 'A Small Bird Collection from chimneys, 470; notice of his article the Merauke Range in New Guinea,' 'Do Eagles Steal Children,' 343. 480. Squatarola squatarola, 84, 252, 318, 326. Struthiones, 347. Starling, 91, 93, 191, 198, 312, 313. Sturnella magna magna, 470. Crested, 480. neglecta, 256, 429. Steganopustricolor, 82, 99, 204, 326. Sturnus vulgaris vulgaris, 91, 93, 191, Stelgidopteryxruficollis serripennis, 197, 198, 312, 313. 465. Subspecies,31-39. Stercorarius parasiticus, 204. Sula brewsteri, 251. Sterna antillarum antillarum, 87, 98. Sumner, E. Lowell, Jr., notice of his forsteri, 86, 319. 'Behavior of Some Young Raptorial fuscata fuscata, 98. Birds,' 343. hirundo hirundo, 86, 196, 285, 309, Sutton, GeorgeM., note on the breeding 319, 324, 464. range of the Black Pigeon Hawk, 79; maxima, 326. a new Blue Jay from the western paradisaea,204. border of the Great Basin, 176; an Stevenson,Henry, Nashville Warbler in abnormally plumaged Cardinal, 314; Alabama, 93; two birds new to Ala- review of his 't•skimo Year,' 109; bama, 99; the Oldsquaw in the interior notice of his 'Birds of the Wester• of Alabama, 302; Panhandle of Oklahoma,' 214. Stevenson,Henry, Jr., notes from Ala- Swallow, Bank, 326, 382. bama, 463. Barn, 188, 326, 382, 400, 424. Sthenelidesolor, 301. Cliff, 382, 424, 429. Stictapteryx owenil iredalei, 484. LesserCliff, 326. Stillwell, J. E., work on bird protection, Rough-winged,197, 465. 496. Tree, 188, 189, 254, 319, 382. Stilt, Black-necked,424. Violet-green, 424. Stone, Witruer, some aspectsof the sub- Swan, Mute, 301. speciesquestion, 31-39; Blue Goosein Whistling, 101,302. Cape May Co., N. $., 182, obituary of Swarm, H. Kirke, notice of his 'Mono- C. $. Penhock, 488; of W. A. Johnson, graph of the Birds of Prey,' 112. 491; of David J. Baird, 492; of Charles Swarth, Harry S., injury feining in nest- W. H. Ellis, 493; Wild Life Sanctuary, ing birds, 352. 496. Swenk, M. H., obituary of Robert H. Stone, Witmer and Roberts, H. Rad- Wolcott, 130. Vol.1935 LII] J If•dez. 523

Swift, Black, 202. Thalasseuselegans, 253. Chimney, 149-153. maximus maximus, 98, 253. Vaux's, 79, 423. sandvicensisacuflavida, 462. White-throated, 423, 452. Thamnophilus doliatus nigricristatus, Synallaxis, cherriei, 213. 327. erythrothorax, 267. punctatus atrinuchus, 327. rufogularis,213. Thompson, Ben t{., seeWright, G. M. Syrrhaptes paradoxus,350. Thomson, Ian M., review of his 'Birds from the Hide,' 210. TAKA-TsuKASA,Prince, review of his Thrasher, Brown, 479. 'The Birds of Nippon,' 212. California, 429. Taka-Tsukasa, N., Hachisuka, M., I•u- LeConte's, 255. roda, N., Yamashina,Y., and Uchida, Sage, 255. S., review of their 'Birds of Jehol,'476. Sennerr's,104. Tanager, Blue, 327. Thrashers, 421. Scarlet, 314, 465. Thraupis cana d{aconus,327. Tangavius aeneusinvolucratus, 99. Thripias namaquussaturatus, 113. Tantalus loculator, 77. Thrush, Bicknell's, 191. Tanygnathus lucionensismoro, 211. Dusky-tailed Ant, 327. megalorhynchusobiensis, 350. Eastern Hermit, 311, 456, 462, 468. m. batchianensis,350. Gray-cheeked, 172. m. fuliginosus, 350. Olive-backed, 172, 456. Taverner, P. A., review of his 'Birds of Willow, 191. Canada,' 333. Thryomanes bewicki bewicki, 201. Tavistock, Marquess of, on excessive brevicauda, 106. collecting, 128. Thryophilus galbraithi galbraithi, 327. Teal, Blue-winged,101. ruralbus castanonotus,327. Green-winged,424. Thryothorus ludovicianus ludoviclanus, Telecrex grangeri, 215. 201. Telmatodytes, 105. palustris dissaeptus,322, 345, 460. Titmouse, Black-crested,99. p. iliacus, 345. Todd, W. E. C. Todd, notice of his p. paludicola, 429. 'GeographicalVariation in the Amer- Tennessee,birds of, 194, 213, 343, 370. ican Titlark,' 343. TennesseeOrnithological Society, twen- Toledo Field Naturalists' Association, tieth anniversary of, 133. 219. Tern, Arctic, 204, 471. Tomkins, Ivan R., a Blue Goose from Black, 88, 309, 326. Georgia,78; another Ipswich Sparrow Caspian, 196, 324. from Georgia, 194; another Blue Common, 86, 102, 196, 285, 301, Goosefrom Georgia, 302; an Atlantic 309, 319, 324, 334, 464. SongSparrow from Georgia,315; the Eastern Sooty, 98. Lapland Longspur; a South Carolina Elegant, 253. specimenand a Georgiasight record, Forster's,86, 102, 319. 315. Gull-billed, 98, 326, 320. Totanus flavipes, 84, 97, 196, 326, 352. Least, 87, 98. melanoleucus,84, 97, 198, 319, 326. Roseate, 462. Tout, Wilson, notice of his 'Owls of Royal, 98, 326. Lincoln Co., Nebraska,' 215. Texas, birds of, 78, 90, 99, 187, 198, 324, Towbee, Anthony's Brown, 429. 340, 443. Arctic, 95. 524' Index. [Oct.[Auk

Towhee, Plateau Brown, 423. Ulke, Titus, rare birds in the District Spurred, 423. of Columbia, 461. Townsend, Charles Wendell, in memor- Urner, Charles A., notice of his study iam, 227-232. of eel grass shortage and draining in Toxostomacurvirostre paltoefl, 255. its effects on bird life, 111. lecontei lecontei, 255. redivivum redivivum, 429. V.• Rossem,A. J., review of his 'Criti- Trautman, Milton B., notes on some cal Notes on Middle American Birds,' Ohio birds, 201; additional notes on 208; notice of recent papers, 480. Ohio birds, 321; notice of his 'Second Van Tyne, Josselyn, see Trautman, Revised List of the Birds of Ohio,' 343. Milton, B. Trautman, Milton B., and Van Tyne, Vasicek, notice of his 'Albino Ring-neck Josselyn,the occurrenceof Sprague's Pheasant,' 184. Pipit in Michigan, 457. Veery, 456. hacmatodus, 330. Venezuela, birds of, 328. Tringa melanoleuca,213. Verdin, 99. solitaria cinnamomea, 481. Arizona, 254. s. solitaria, 197, 326, 463. Vermivora celata celata, 191, 192. Troglodytcs aedon, 121. c. lutescens, 256. a. aedon, 283, 465. c. orestera, 481. domestica, 121. leucobronchialis,100, 320. d. baldwini, 121. peregrina, 197. Trogon elcganscanescens, 208. ruficapilla ruficapilla,93. Tropic Bird, Yellow-billed,442. Vestipedcsaureliae tibialis, 213. Tufts, notice of his 'Some Common Vireo, Philadelphia,197, 324, 458. Birds of Nova Scotia,' 334. Red-eyed, 198, 326. Turdus aliciae, 173. Vireo hypochryseusnitidus, 208. confinis, 36, 106. olivaceus, 198, 326. dauma aureus, 214. philadclphicus,197, 324, 458. ericetorum, 220. solitariuspinicolus, 208. falklandii mochae,213. Vircolaniusmelitophrys quercinus, 484. iliacus, 190. pulchellusviridiceps, 326. migratorius, 36. Virginia, birds of, 189, 456, 459. m. achrusterus, 90. 'Vogelzug, Der,' reviewed, 127, 222, 351, philomelus,220. 486. rufopalliatusgrisior, 208. Vogt, William, notice of his 'The War on swainsoni, 173. Winged Predators,' 121; see also Turkey, Wild, 422. Noble, G. K. Turnstone, Black, 252. Vorhies,Charles T., stereoscopicvision Ruddy, 84, 200, 252, 318, 326. in a singleeye?, 469. Tympanuchus cupido americanus,321. Voth, Richard, seeHiemenz, Nestor. Tyrannus dominiccnsisdominicensis, 89, Vulture, Black, 78, 303, 421,424. 462. Turkey, 243, 303, 421,424, 428, 444. tyrannus, 89, 326. Western Turkey, 251. verticalis, 187, 320. Tyro alba pratincola, 101, 201,451, 464. WALKINSYIAW,Lawrence H., studies of capensis, 342. the Short-billed Marsh Wren in Mich- soumagnii, 414. igan, 362. Warbler, Alaska Yellow, 314, 466. Ucmn•, S. see Taka-Tsukasa, N. Audubon's, 256, 429. Vol.1935 LII' JI I•'w•ex. 525

Warbler, Bay-breasted, 314. Wetmore, Alexander and Case, E. C., Blackb urnian, 324. notice of their 'Fossil Hawk from Black and White, 327. South Dakota,' 215. Blackpoll, 324. Weydemeyer, Winton, death of juvenile Brewster's, 100, 320. Tree Swallow due to over-feeding, 188; California Yellow, 429. unusual records from Lincoln Co., Canada, 99, 466. Montana, 202; a probable incorrect Connecticut, 172, 462. record of Empidonax hammondi from Eastern Yellow, 327. Montana, 453. Hooded, 213, 465. Whistler, Hugh, review of his 'Popular Kentucky, 198. Handbook of Indian Birds,' 209. Lutescent, 256. White, James S., further notes on Mourning, 456. Brewer's Blackbird breeding in north- Myrtle, 97. eastern Illinois, 94. Nashville, 93. Whitehead, F. E., notice of his 'The Orange-crowned,191, 192. Effect of Arsenic, as usedin Poisoning Parula, 171. Grasshopperson Birds,' 118. Prairie, 460. Whitley, Gilbert, notice of his 'The Prothonotary, 93. Doom of the Bird of Providence,' 121. Swainson's,459, 463. Widgeon,European, 78, 101. Sycamore, 99. Wild Life problems,472, 473, 476. Tennessee, 197. Willet, 81, 318, 326, Western Palm, 172, 466. Western, 84, 200, 252, 447. Worm-eating, 465. Williams, John R., Kingbird attacks air- Yellow-Palm, 197. plane, 89. Water-Thrush, Grinnell's, 466. Wilson, Etta S. Wilson, additional notes Louisiana, 321,466. on the Passenger Pigeon, 412. Northern, 204. 'Wilson Bulletin,' reviewed, 122, 216, Water-Turkey, 300. 345, 481. Water-Tyrant, White-shouldered, 326. Wilsonia canadensis,99, 466. Weaverbird, Philippine, 116. citrina, 465. Sociable, 259. Wing, Leonard William, the Raven in Welter, W. A., nesting habits of Ruby- Dane Co., Wisconsin,455; notice of throated Hummingbird, 88. his 'Wildlife Cycles in Relation to the West Chester, Pa., Bird Club, twentieth Sun,' 480. annual meeting, 357. Wisconsin, birds of, 15-20, 81, 86, 87, 90, West Indies, birds of, 74, 76, 186, 213. 101, 309, 323, 451,455. West Virginia, birds of, 96, 181,307, 456. Wolcott, Robert Henry, obituary notice Wetmore, Alexander, on the genera of, 130. Oligocorax and Miocorax, 75; the Wood, Harold, B., double-crested Cor- type specimenof Newton's Owl, 186; morants at Harrisburg, Pa., 300; a the common Loon in the Florida Keys, flight of Common Terns at Harrisburg, 300; pre-Columbianbird remainsfrom Pa., 309; migrational dates of Purple Venezuela, 328; of his paper on 'Owls Martins, 310. of North America,' 207; Micrositta Woodcock, American, 84, 195, 208, 307, ferruginea minor in northeastern Pat- 446. agonia, 449; the Short-billed Marsh European, 208. Wren breeding in Maryland, 453; Woodpecker, Arctic Three-toed, 100, notice of his recent papers on fossil 171. birds, 215; see also Swann, H. Kirke. California, 428. 526 Inaex. [AukLoct.

Woodpecker, Downy, 468. XANT•OCEr•A•,rrS xanthocephalus, 99. Hairy, 467, 468. Xanthotis polygramma lepidota, 350. Ivory-billed, 479. Xanthoura luxuosa, 105. Mearns', 422. 1. cozumelae, 208. Northern Downy, 116. 1. centralis, 208. Red-headed, 97, 212. Xantus, John, 122. Worth, C. Brooke, the Golden Plover Xenonefta nesiotis, 479. near Philadelphia, 80; behavior of Xenospiza baileyi, 339, 423. Yellow-billed Tropic Bird, 442. Wrangell Island, birds of, 468. YAMASHIMA,Y., see Taka-Tsukasa, N. Wren, Banded Cactus, 259, 269, 272. Yeates, G. K., review of his 'The Life Bewick's, 201. of the Rook,' 209. Carolina, 201. Yeatter, Ralph E., notice of his 'The Chestnut-backed, 327. Hungarian Partridge in the Great Galbraith's, 327. Lakes Region,' 216. House, 121,283, 465. Yellow-legs, Greater, 84, 97, 198, 319, Long-billed Marsh, 345, 460. 326. Northern Cactus, 254. Lesser, 84, 97, 196, 326, 352. Prairie Marsh, 322. Yellow-throat, Northern, 281. Rock, 255. Tale, 429. Short-billed Marsh, 362, 455, 456, 460, 461,465. Z•RHYNCHUSwagleri, 259. Tale, 429. w. ridgwayi, 208. Winter, song of, 48. Zenaida, 122. Wren-Tit, Pallid, 429. Zenaidura, 122. Wright, Earl G., see Bailey, Alfred M. macroura carolinensis, 189, 460. Wright, George M. and Thompson, B. m. marginella, 428. H., review of their 'Wildlife Manage- Zimmer, John T., notice of his 'Studies ment in the National Parks,' 476. of Peruvian Birds,' 216, 480. Wynne-Edwards, V. C., notice of his Zonotrichia coronata, 429. 'Inheritance of Egg-Colour in the leucophrys, 429. Parasitic Cuckoos,' 121; review of his 1. gambeli, 204, 256, 323, 465. 'On the Habits and Distribution of querala, 204. the Birds of the North Atlantic,' 206. Zosteropssilvanus, 342.

DATES OF ISSUE.

Vol. LI, No. 4•October 6, 1934. Vol. LII, No. 1--January 8, 1935. Vol. LII, No. 2--April 13, 1935. Vol. LII, No. 3--Jaly 2, 1935.