[4] Both these warblers--the Nashville and the Tennessee--were named by Wilson from the places where the original specimens were shot. Concerning the Tennessee warbler he sets down the opinion that "it is most probably a native of a more southerly climate." It would be a pity for men to cease guessing, though the shrewdest are certain to be sometimes wrong. [5] _The Auk_, vol. iii. p. 175. [6] _The Auk_, vol. vi. p. 120. [7] _Ibid._, vol. v. p. 267. [8] _The Auk_, vol. iii. p. 315. Of sixty-two species seen by me during the last four days of April, eleven are not given by Dr. Fox, namely, Wilson's thrush, black-poll warbler, bay-breasted warbler, Cape May warbler, black-throated blue warbler, palm warbler, chestnut-sided warbler, blue golden-winged warbler, bobolink, Acadian flycatcher, yellow-billed cuckoo. [9] See Dr. Fox's list. A LIST OF BIRDS FOUND IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF CHATTANOOGA FROM APRIL 27 TO MAY 18, 1894. 1. Green Heron. _Ardea virescens._--A single individual seen from a car window. No other water birds were observed except three or four ducks and a single wader, all upon the wing and unidentified. 2. Bob White. Quail. Partridge. _Colinus virginianus._--Common. 3. Ruffed Grouse. "Pheasant." _Bonasa umbettus._--Heard drumming on Walden's Ridge. 4. Carolina Dove. Mourning Dove. _Zenaidura macroura._--A small number seen. 5. Turkey Vulture. Turkey Buzzard. _Cathartes aura._--Common. 6. Black Vulture. Carrion Crow. _Catharista atrata._--Two birds seen. 7. Red-tailed Hawk. _Buteo borealis._--One bird seen from Walden's Ridge. 8. Sparrow Hawk. _Falco sparverius._--One bird, on Walden's Ridge. 9. Yellow-billed Cuckoo. _Coccyzus americanus._--Common. First noticed April 29. 10. Black-billed Cuckoo. _Coccyzus erythrophthalmus._--Seen twice on Lookout Mountain, May 7 and 8, and once on Walden's Ridge, May 12. 11. Belted Kingfisher. _Ceryle alcyon._--A single bird heard on Walden's Ridge. 12. Hairy Woodpecker. _Dryobates villosus._--My notes record seven birds. No attempt was made to determine their specific or sub-specific identity, but they are presumed to have been _D. villosus_, not _D. villosus audubonii_. 13. Downy Woodpecker. _Dryobates pubescens._--A single bird was heard (not seen) on Walden's Ridge,--a noticeable reversal of the usual relative commonness of this species and the preceding. 14. Red-cockaded Woodpecker. _Dryobates borealis._--Found only at Chickamauga, on Snodgrass Hill, in long-leaved pines--two or three birds. 15. Pileated Woodpecker. "Logcock." _Ceophloeus pileatus._--Said to be common on Walden's Ridge, where I heard its flicker-like shout. 16. Red-headed Woodpecker. _Melanerpes erythrocephalus._--One seen near Missionary Ridge and one at Chickamauga. The scarcity of this bird, and the absence of the red-bellied and the yellow-bellied, were among the surprises of my visit.