The Auk, Volume 4, Number 1 (1887)
Journal
Auk
Volume
4
Issue
1
Year
1887
CONTENTS
- Notes of a Bird Catcher. 1-6.
- Frederic A. Lucas.
- A New Vireo From Grand Cayman, West Indies. 6-7.
- Charles B. Cory.
- Additions To the Catalogue of the Birds of Kansas. 7-11.
- N. S. Goss.
- List of the Midsummer Birds of the Kowak River, Northern Alaska. 11-13.
- Charles H. Townsend.
- Summer Birds of the Bras D'Or Region of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. 13-16.
- Jonathan Dwight, Jr.
- On the Avi-Fauna of Pinal County, With Remarks on Some Birds of Pima and Gila Counties, Arizona. 16-24.
- W. E. D. Scott.
- Some Undescribed Plumages of North American Birds. 24-28.
- George B. Sennett.
- Descriptions of Two New Subspecies of Titmice From Texas. 28-30.
- George B. Sennett.
- Further Notes on the Genus Acanthis. 30-35.
- Leonhard Stejneger.
- The Rediscovery of Bachman's Warbler, Helminthophila Bachmani (Aud.), In the United States. 35-37.
- George N. Lawrence.
- The Birds of the West Indies, Including the Bahama Islands, the Greater and the Lesser Antilles, Excepting the Islands of Tobago and Trinidad. 37-51.
- Charles B. Cory.
- The Sense of Smell In Cathartes Aura. 51-56.
- Ira Sayles.
- Fourth Meeting of the American Ornithologists' Union. 56-61.
Recent Literature
- Pleske on the Birds of the Kola Peninsula. 61-63.
- L. S.
- W. E. Brooks on the Genus Acanthis. 63.
- L. S.
- Stejneger on Japanese Woodpeckers. 63-64.
- J. A. Allen.
- Stejneger on the British Marsh-Tit. 64-65.
- J. A. Allen.
- Stejneger on a 'Lost Species' of Murrelet. 65.
- J. A. Allen.
- Ferrari-Perez on the Birds of Mexico. 65.
- J. A. Allen.
- Ridgway on a Melanistic Phase of the Broad-Winged Hawk. 66.
- J. A. Allen.
- Ridgway on the Species of the Genus Empidonax. 66.
- J. A. Allen.
- Cory on Birds From Several Little-Known Islands of the West Indies. 66.
- J. A. Allen.
- Minor Ornithological Publications. 66-69.
- Publications Received. 69-71.
General Notes
- Occurrence of Cory's Shearwater (Puffinus Borealis) and Several Species of Jaegers In Large Numbers In the Vicinity of Gayhead, Mass., During the Autumn of 1886. 71-72.
- S. F. Baird.
- Ph[Oe]Nicopterus Ruber As a South Carolina Bird. 72.
- Arthur T. Wayne.
- Occurrence of the Florida Gallinule At Springfield, Mass. 72-73.
- Robert O. Morris.
- Wilson's Phalarope (Steganopus Tricolor) In Rhode Island. 73.
- William C. Rives, Jr.
- Occurrence of Phalaropus Lobatus At Syracuse, N. Y.. 73.
- Morris M. Green.
- A Fern-Eating Woodcock. 73-74.
- Frederic S. Webster.
- A Further Note on Colinus Ridgwayi. 74-75.
- J. A. Allen.
- The Golden Eagle In Eastern Massachusetts. 75.
- William Brewster.
- The Black Gyrfalcon (Falco Rusticolus Obsoletus) In Eastern Maine. 75.
- William Brewster.
- A Singularly Marked Specimen of Sphyrapicus Thyroideus. 75-76.
- R. Ridgway.
- On an Addition To the Ornithology of South Carolina. 76.
- Leverett M. Loomis.
- Occurrence of Calcarius Ornatus In Maine. 77.
- Joseph L. Goodale.
- Object of the Shrike In Impaling Its Prey. 77.
- James Whyte.
- Additional Occurrences of the Connecticut Warbler In Maine. 77-78.
- Joseph L. Goodale.
- The Brown Thrush Laying In the Nest of the Wood Thrush. 78.
- H. B. Bailey.
- Capture of Three Rare Birds Near Hartford, Conn.. 78.
- Willard E. Treat.
- Piranga Rubriceps and Tringa Fuscicollis In California. 78-79.
- Walter E. Bryant.
Correspondence
- Scarcity of Adult Birds In Autumn. 79-80.
- Classification of the Macrochires. 80-82.
- Notes and News. 82-84.
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