Life histories of North American wood warblers, Part 1 (of 2)Bent, Arthur Cleveland
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Life histories of North American wood warblers, Part 1 (of 2)
Bent, Arthur Cleveland
Birds -- North America; Passeriformes; Wood warblers
Late dates of fall departure are: British Columbia--Atlin, September 19;
Courtenay, October 14. Mackenzie--Nahami River, October 25.
Wyoming--Laramie, November 25. Saskatchewan--Yorkton, October 14.
Manitoba--Brandon, October 31. North Dakota--Argusville, November 15.
South Dakota--Faulkton, November 15. Kansas--Lawrence, November 12.
Minnesota--St. Paul, November 5. Wisconsin--Racine, November 16.
Iowa--Wall Lake, November 15. Missouri--Kansas City, November 16.
Illinois--Murphysboro, November 21. Michigan--Detroit, November 19.
Indiana--Indianapolis, November 20. Ontario--Point Pelee, November 23.
Ohio--Toledo, November 17. Newfoundland--Tompkins, October 4. Prince
Edward Island--North River, October 15. Quebec--Kamouraska, November 9.
New Brunswick--Saint John, November 4. Maine--Portland, November 9. New
Hampshire--Durham, November 4. Massachusetts--Boston, November 27. New
York--Brooklyn, November 22. Pennsylvania--Doylestown, November 29.
Early dates of fall arrival are: Washington--Bellingham, September 28.
Oregon--Thurston, October 5. California--Eureka, October 12.
Wyoming--Yellowstone Park, August 25. North Dakota--Fargo, September 8.
South Dakota--September 15. Nebraska--Fairbury, September 30.
Kansas--Lawrence, September 26. Oklahoma--Oklahoma City, October 12.
Texas--Somerset, October 10. Iowa--Grinnell, September 6. Missouri--St
Louis, September 17. Illinois--Chicago, August 31. Indiana--Hobart,
September 2. Ohio--Austinburg, August 25. Kentucky--Bowling Green,
September 14. Tennessee--Athens, October 3. Arkansas--Rogers, October 4.
Louisiana--Monroe, September 26. Mississippi--Edwards, September 22. New
York--Rhinebeck, August 31. Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh, September 8.
District of Columbia--Washington, September 9. West Virginia--Bluefield,
September 12. Virginia--Naruna, September 22. North Carolina--Mount
Mitchell, September 30. South Carolina--Spartanburg, September 21.
Georgia--Round Oak, October 10. Alabama--Anniston, October 8.
Florida--New Smyrna, October 4. Bahamas--Cay Lobos, November 22.
Cuba--Habana, November 17. Dominican Republic--San Juan, October 1.
Puerto Rico--Mayagüez, December 14. Costa Rica--Carrillo, October 2.
_Banding._--The myrtle warbler comes rather more readily than other
warblers to banding traps, especially in winter, and so has yielded
several records of migration and of longevity for return to the place of
banding. A myrtle warbler banded at Elmhurst, Long Island, on October
19, 1936, was recovered on December 9, 1936, at Awensdaw, S. C. One
banded on October 2, 1932, at Fargo, N. D., was found dead December 5,
1932, at Clarence, La. Another banded at Wilton, N. D., on September 25,
1939, was found in January 1940 at Leola, Ark. One banded on February 2,
1930, at Gastonia, N. C., was shot on December 25, 1930, at Kings Creek,
Cherokee County, S. C.
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