SUMMARY Page 123. #BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER.#--_Dendroica blackburniae._ RANGE--Eastern North America; breeds from northern Minnesota and southern Maine northward to Labrador and southward along the Alleghenies to South Carolina; winters in the tropics. NEST--Of fine twigs and grasses, lined with grasses and tendrils, in coniferous trees, ten to forty feet up. EGGS--Four, grayish white or bluish white, distinctly and obscurely spotted, speckled, and blotched with cinnamon brown or olive brown. * * * * * Page 128. #AMERICAN GOLDFINCH.#--_Spinus tristis._ Other names: "Yellow-bird," "Thistle-bird." RANGE--Eastern North America; breeds from South Carolina to southern Labrador; winters from the northern United States to the Gulf. NEST--Externally, of fine grasses, strips of bark and moss, thickly lined with thistle down; in trees or bushes, five to thirty feet up. EGGS--Three to six, pale bluish white. * * * * * Page 131. #CHIMNEY SWIFT.#--_Chaetura pelagica._ Other name: "Chimney Swallow." RANGE--Eastern North America; breeds from Florida to Labrador; winters in Central America. NEST--A bracket-like basket of dead twigs glued together with saliva, attached to the wall of a chimney, generally about ten feet from the top, by the gummy secretions of the bird's salivary glands. EGGS--Four to six, white. * * * * * Page 135. #HORNED LARK.#--_Otocoris alpestris._ Other name: "Shore Lark." RANGE--Breeds in northern Europe, Greenland, Newfoundland, Labrador, and Hudson Bay region; southward in winter into eastern United States to about latitude 35 deg.. NEST--Of grasses, on the ground. EGGS--Three or four, pale bluish or greenish white, minutely and evenly speckled with pale grayish brown. * * * * * Page 140. #SAPSUCKER, YELLOW-BELLIED.#--_Sphyrapicus varius._ RANGE--Eastern North America; breeds from Massachusetts northward, and winters from Virginia to Central America. NEST--About forty feet from the ground. EGGS--Five to seven. * * * * * Page 141. #WARBLING VIREO.#--_Vireo gilvus._ Other name: "Yellow-throated Vireo." RANGE--North America; breeds as far north as the Hudson Bay region; winters in the tropics. NEST--Pensile, of grasses and plant fibres, firmly and smoothly interwoven, lined with fine grasses, suspended from a forked branch eight to forty feet up. EGGS--Three or four, white, with a few specks or spots of black umber, or rufous-brown, chiefly about the larger end. * * * * * Page 146. #WOOD PEWEE.#--_Contopus Virens._ RANGE--Eastern North America; breeds from Florida to Newfoundland; winters in Central America. NEST--Compact and symmetrical, of fine grasses, rootlets and moss, thickly covered with lichens, saddled on a limb, twenty to forty feet up.