Rheiformes Rheas 2 2 Struthioniformes Ostriches 2 2 Casuariiformes Emeus and Cassowaries 2 3 Tinamiformes Tinamou 5 5 Galliformes Quail and Pheasants 88 204 Turniciformes Hemipodes 1 2 Ptericlidiformes Sand Grouse 1 1 Columbiformes Pigeons and Doves 57 183 Ralliformes Coots and Gallinules 15 35 Lariformes Gulls and Terns 17 54 Charadriiformes Plovers and Sandpipers 18 48 Gruiformes Cranes, Seriema 13 30 Ardeiformes Ibises, Storks and Herons 35 85 Palamedeiformes Screamers 3 4 Phoenicopteriformes Flamingoes 2 5 Anseriformes Swans, Geese and Ducks 72 712 Pelecaniformes New World Vultures 9 30 Cathartidiformes Cormorants and Pelicans 8 27 Serpentariiformes Secretary Birds 1 2 Accipitriformes Hawks and Eagles; Old World 28 48 Vultures Strigiformes Owls 20 47 Psittaciformes Parrots, Macaws and Cockatoos 86 194 Coraciiformes Kingfishers and Hornbills 12 15 Trogoniformes Trogons 1 1 Cuculiformes Touracos and Cuckoos 10 18 Scansoriforme Toucans and Barbets 8 13 Piciformes Woodpecker 9 26 Passeriformes Thrushes, Sparrows and all 378 1242 perching birds Totals 903 3038 WILD-FOWL POND, _Heretofore Called the Aquatic Mammals’ Pond_. As the birds on this pond have been transferred from the Duck Aviary, the interest of this exhibit is of special character, and greatly enjoyed by hosts of visitors. This is the nursery of the ducks and geese, where, in the tangle of long grass, briars and underbrush along the east side of the pond, the nests are built in early spring, the eggs are laid and patiently incubated. Finally the broods of ducklings are led to the water, to feed to repletion, throughout the summer, on the worms, bugs and insects so dear to the appetite of these amusing little fellows.