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A History of North American Birds; Land Birds; Vol. 1 of 3

Name: A History of North American Birds; Land Birds; Vol. 1 of 3
Author: Baird, Spencer Fullerton

Baird, Spencer Fullerton

Birds -- North America

28. D. discolor. Bright gamboge-yellow beneath; streak on
    lores and along side of neck, as well as along sides and
    flanks, deep black; dorsal feathers chestnut medially. ♀
    duller, but similar; _juv._ not seen. _Hab._ Eastern Province
    of United States: in winter, throughout West Indies.

  _c._ Above olive-brown, the back not streaked; crissum
  gamboge-yellow; streaks of reddish-chestnut on sides.

    29. D. palmarum. _Ad._ Forehead and crown deep rufous;
    superciliary stripe bright yellow, continued back over
    auriculars; sexes alike. _Juv._ and _ad._ in winter. Crown
    brownish, streaked with dusky; streaks on sides more dusky.
    _Hab._ Eastern Province of North America, north to Fort
    Simpson and Hudson’s Bay; Bahamas; Cuba, St. Domingo, and
    Jamaica, in winter.


Dendroica æstiva, BAIRD.

YELLOW WARBLER; SUMMER YELLOW-BIRD.

  _Motacilla æstiva_, GM. Syst. Nat. I, 1788, 996.—_Sylvia æstiva_,
    LATH.; VIEILL. II, pl. xcv.—AUD. Orn. Biog. I, pl. xxxv. 93.
    _Sylvicola æst._ SWAINS.—AUD. Birds. Am. II, pl. lxxxviii.
    _Rhimamphus æst._ BON.; CAB. Jour. III, 472 (Cuba). _Dendroica
    æst._ BAIRD, Birds N. Am. 1858, 282; Rev. 195.—SCLATER, Catal.
    1861, 32, no. 194 (Ecuador, Cayenne, N. Granada).—TAYLOR, Ibis,
    1864, 81 (Trinidad).—COOPER & SUCKLEY, P. R. R. XII, II, 1859, 181
    (N. W. coast).—SAMUELS, 237.—DALL & BANNISTER, (Alaska).—COOPER,
    Orn. Cal. 1, 1870, 87. _Sylvia carolinensis_, LATH. Ind. Orn. II,
    1790, 551. _? Sylvia flava_, VIEILLOT, II, 1807, 31, pl. lxxxi.
    _Sylvia citrinella_, WILS. II, pl. xv, fig. 5. _Sylvia childreni_,
    AUD. Orn. Biog. I, 1831, pl. xxxv (young). _? Sylvia rathbonia_,
    AUD. Orn. Biog. I, 1831, pl. lxv. _Sylvicola r._ AUD. Birds Am.
    II, pl. lxxxix. _Motacilla rubiginosa_, PALLAS, Zoög. Rosso-Asiat.
    I, 1831, 496 (Kodiak). _Rhimamphus chryseolus_, BON. Bull. Soc.
    Linn. Caen, II, 1851, 32 (_D. æstiva_, from South America;
    Cayenne).
  Other localities: _Xalapa_, SCLATER, P. Z. S. 1859, 363. _Guatemala_,
    SCLATER & SALVIN, Ibis, 1859, page 11. _Panama_, winter, LAWR.
    Ann. N. Y. Lyc. 1861, 322. _Turbo, N. Granada_, CASS. Pr. A. N.
    Sc. 1860, 191. _Bogota_, SCLATER, Pr. 1855, 143. _City of Mexico_,
    IB. 1864, 172.

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A History of North American Birds; Land Birds; Vol. 1 of 3

Baird, Spencer Fullerton

Birds -- North America

28. D. discolor. Bright gamboge-yellow beneath; streak on
    lores and along side of neck, as well as along sides and
    flanks, deep black; dorsal feathers chestnut medially. ♀
    duller, but similar; _juv._ not seen. _Hab._ Eastern Province
    of United States: in winter, throughout West Indies.

  _c._ Above olive-brown, the back not streaked; crissum
  gamboge-yellow; streaks of reddish-chestnut on sides.

    29. D. palmarum. _Ad._ Forehead and crown deep rufous;
    superciliary stripe bright yellow, continued back over
    auriculars; sexes alike. _Juv._ and _ad._ in winter. Crown
    brownish, streaked with dusky; streaks on sides more dusky.
    _Hab._ Eastern Province of North America, north to Fort
    Simpson and Hudson’s Bay; Bahamas; Cuba, St. Domingo, and
    Jamaica, in winter.


Dendroica æstiva, BAIRD.

YELLOW WARBLER; SUMMER YELLOW-BIRD.

  _Motacilla æstiva_, GM. Syst. Nat. I, 1788, 996.—_Sylvia æstiva_,
    LATH.; VIEILL. II, pl. xcv.—AUD. Orn. Biog. I, pl. xxxv. 93.
    _Sylvicola æst._ SWAINS.—AUD. Birds. Am. II, pl. lxxxviii.
    _Rhimamphus æst._ BON.; CAB. Jour. III, 472 (Cuba). _Dendroica
    æst._ BAIRD, Birds N. Am. 1858, 282; Rev. 195.—SCLATER, Catal.
    1861, 32, no. 194 (Ecuador, Cayenne, N. Granada).—TAYLOR, Ibis,
    1864, 81 (Trinidad).—COOPER & SUCKLEY, P. R. R. XII, II, 1859, 181
    (N. W. coast).—SAMUELS, 237.—DALL & BANNISTER, (Alaska).—COOPER,
    Orn. Cal. 1, 1870, 87. _Sylvia carolinensis_, LATH. Ind. Orn. II,
    1790, 551. _? Sylvia flava_, VIEILLOT, II, 1807, 31, pl. lxxxi.
    _Sylvia citrinella_, WILS. II, pl. xv, fig. 5. _Sylvia childreni_,
    AUD. Orn. Biog. I, 1831, pl. xxxv (young). _? Sylvia rathbonia_,
    AUD. Orn. Biog. I, 1831, pl. lxv. _Sylvicola r._ AUD. Birds Am.
    II, pl. lxxxix. _Motacilla rubiginosa_, PALLAS, Zoög. Rosso-Asiat.
    I, 1831, 496 (Kodiak). _Rhimamphus chryseolus_, BON. Bull. Soc.
    Linn. Caen, II, 1851, 32 (_D. æstiva_, from South America;
    Cayenne).
  Other localities: _Xalapa_, SCLATER, P. Z. S. 1859, 363. _Guatemala_,
    SCLATER & SALVIN, Ibis, 1859, page 11. _Panama_, winter, LAWR.
    Ann. N. Y. Lyc. 1861, 322. _Turbo, N. Granada_, CASS. Pr. A. N.
    Sc. 1860, 191. _Bogota_, SCLATER, Pr. 1855, 143. _City of Mexico_,
    IB. 1864, 172.

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