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Front MatterSource: The Auk, Vol. 10, No. 2 (Apr., 1893)Published by: American Ornithologists' UnionStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4068103 .
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TIIE GEOGIIAPIIICAL ORIGIN AND DISTRIBUTION OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS, CON-
SIDERED IN RELATION TO FAUNAL AREAS OF NORTH AMERICA. By Z. A. Allen. (With Plates III and IV.) .97
NOTES ON THE PLUMAGE OF SOME BIRDS FROM UPPER SOUTHI CAROLINA. By Leverett L. LOc . . . is. 151
FURTHEIt NoTEs ON THE EVENING GROSBEAK. By Amnos W. Butler. 155
THE CIIIONIDIDAE. By R. W. Shuifeldt..58
OUR SCOTERS. By G. Trumnbull. (WitIl Plate V.) .65 OBSERVATIONS ON THE BIRDS OF JAMAICA, WEST INDIES. II. A LIST OF THE BIRDS
RECOIRDED FROM TIlE ISLAND, WITH ANNOTATIONS. By W. B. D. Scott. . . 177
SUPPLENMENrARY REMARKS ON THE GENUS Pittai. By L. Stejneger. . . . . 181 VIEILLOT'S 'ANALYSE' AND BUFFON'S 'BR9VE.' By D. G. Elliot. . . . . 184
RECENT LITERATURE.-Keeler on1 the 'Evolution of the Colors of North American Land IBirds,' IS9; Beddard's 'Animal Coloration,' i95;. Our Ilawkis and Owls in their Relation to Agri- CLJtur'e, 199; -Bolles's 'Clironicles,' 20I; Foster's Biblihography of the Ornithological Writillgs of George N. Lawrence, 202; Publications Received, 203.
GENERIAL NOTES. -Alle alle ill Virginia, 204; The American Woodcock (Philohela minor) in Great Numbers at Moullt Pleasant, Soutlh Carolina, 204; Gambel's Partridge at San Bernar- dino, California, 204; Antrostoutis vociferes ill Soutlh Carolina in Winiter, 205; The Horned Lark (Otocoris alpestris) near Charleston, South Carolina, 205; Acanthis linaria in Alabama, 205; The Field Sparrow Winter-ing in Massachusetts, 205; 7UnCo ridgwayiin Colorado, 205;
Unusual Habits of Lincoln's Sparrow, 206; Wintering of Regulus calendula at Washington, D. C., 206; Notes o01 Some Connecticut Birds, 206; Winter Birds in Connecticut, 207; Notes on Helininthotphila chrysoptera, pinus, leucobronchiaols, and laovrencei in Connecticut, 208; Cor- rectiotl, 209; Tile Occurrence ill Su01111er of Certain Warblers at Beaver, Pennsylvania, 209.
CORRESPONDENCE. - "A Meglected Branch of Ornithology," 2IO.
NOTES AND NiEWS.-The Audubon AMonument, 21I; Captain Bendire's Work, 211; Pterylog. raphy of the Galline, 21i; Mr. Chapman in Trinidad, 2i1; A New Edition of 'Lewis and Clarke,' 212; 'The Birds of Montreal,' 212; A. 0. U. Membership Lists, 2I2.
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