. Birds of Michigan. Birds. ZOOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. 115 has found one nest in Kalamazoo County; "said to be often common about Detroit" (Butler's Birds of Indiana).. Black-throated Green Warbler, natural size. 290 (>07-(ll-). Deiidroica virens (G?ueZ.). * Black-throated Green W.\rbler. April and May, and August and September; usually a migrant south; nests north of Montcalm County; "breeds sparingly in Kent County but abundantly at Mackinac Island '' (S. E. White); " Keweenaw Point" (Kneeland); '⢠taken in spring at Iron Moun- tain" (E. E. Brewster); "nest
. Birds of Michigan. Birds. ZOOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. 115 has found one nest in Kalamazoo County; "said to be often common about Detroit" (Butler's Birds of Indiana).. Black-throated Green Warbler, natural size. 290 (>07-(ll-). Deiidroica virens (G?ueZ.). * Black-throated Green W.\rbler. April and May, and August and September; usually a migrant south; nests north of Montcalm County; "breeds sparingly in Kent County but abundantly at Mackinac Island '' (S. E. White); " Keweenaw Point" (Kneeland); '⢠taken in spring at Iron Moun- tain" (E. E. Brewster); "nests abundantly in Northern Peninsula" (Prof. Ludwig Kumlein); â ⢠breeds in Northern Michigan" (Davie's Nests and Eggs of North Ameri- can Birds). This bird has been taken in Montcalm County by Dr. J. B. Steere, and in Ionia County by Mr. Levi Broas. 2i)l-670-(131). Dendroica kirUamU Baird. Kirtland's Warbler "Rare straggler" (Dr M. Gibbs); "one from Battle Creek May 11,1883. identified by Robt. Ridgway; taken by Mr. Knapp at Ann Arbor May, 1888 (The Auk, Vol. VI, p. 279); one from Straits of Mackinaw, identified by Dr. C. Hart Merriam (The Auk. Vol. 1, pp. 376 and 389); in 1879 nine specimens known, the fifth and ninth taken by A. B. Covert in Washtenaw County (H. A. Burdie in Bull. Nuttall Ornithological Club, Vol. IV, p. 185); reported by Dr. C. Hart Merriam from Straits of Mackinaw. May -21. 1885 (The Auk. Vol. I p. 376). 1192 (i71-(l.*M). Dendroica vigorsii (And.). * Pine Warbler; Pine-creeping Warbler. April and May and September and October; J. E. Nichols of Lansing has taken these often in October; not observed in Monroe County" (Jerome Trombley); "very common at Iron Mountain, and probably a summer resident" (E. E. Brewster); breeds north; "nests at Traverse City" (L. Whitney Watkins); "found all summer in Kent County, probably breeds" (S. E. White); "song resembles that of sparrow and is not warbler
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