_Passerculus sandwichensis nevadensis._ Savannah Sparrow.--Weights: 1 adult male, 19.4, fat; 2 immature males, 18.3, 19.0, moderately fat; 5 adult females, mean 17.2 (14.8-19.5), little fat to fat; 4 immature females, mean 18.0 (16.9-19.6), moderately fat to fat. Many of the Savannah Sparrows migrating through Kansas have in the past been referred to the subspecies _P. s. anthinus_ (= _alaudinus_ of the 1931 A. O. U. Check-List) by various workers (see Long, 1940:454). As Peters and Griscom (1938:464-5) have shown, true _anthinus_, breeding in the far northwest, ordinarily occurs in migration only in the western part of the country, the breeding Savannah Sparrows of a large part of the central continental region (east to southern Wisconsin) being _P. s. nevadensis_ as now understood. Migrants of this pale, clay-colored subspecies should be abundant in Kansas, and all of the specimens in the present sample are referable to it. _Ammodramus savannarum perpallidus._ Grasshopper Sparrow.--Weights: 3 adult males, 16.4, 17.6, 20.6, moderately fat, fat, fat; 5 immature males, mean 18.1 (16.0-20.2), little fat to fat; 5 adult females, mean 17.9 (16.8-18.9), moderately fat to very fat; 5 immature females, mean 18.1 (16.8-20.6), fat to very fat. _Passerherbulus caudacutus._ Leconte Sparrow.--Weights: 1 immature male, 11.2, moderately fat; 1 immature female, 12.2, moderately fat. _Ammospiza caudacuta nelsoni._ Sharp-tailed Sparrow.--Weights: 2 adult males, 15.2, 17.1, moderately fat and very fat; 1 adult female, 13.3, little fat. Five specimens of this species have been taken previously in Kansas, all in October in the eastern part of the state. Additionally, several observers have reported birds seen but not collected. The three birds from Topeka were picked up on October 6, 7, and 10 and are the only specimens taken since 1907. Possibly our specimens from Topeka struck the tower on the same night. Tordoff noticed, upon preparation, that the specimens from October 7 and 10 showed progressive drying of the extremities and spoilage as compared with the bird picked up on October 6. _Junco hyemalis cismontanus._ Slate-colored Junco.--Weight: 1 immature female, 16.4, little fat. Juncos of hybrid type, whether _J. h. hyemalis_ × _J. oreganus_ subsp. or true _J. h. cismontanus_, are fairly common in eastern Kansas. _Spizella pallida._ Clay-colored Sparrow.--Weights: 2 adult males, 11.6, 12.2, both fat; 1 immature male, 11.8, fat; 1 adult female, 12.5, fat; 7 immature females, mean 11.1 (9.7-12.5), little fat to fat.