. Birds of the Colorado Valley : a repository of scientific and popular information concerning North American ornithology . 27, f. 5. Piguier varie de St. Domingue, JBm/. Hist. Nat. Black and Wliite Creeper, Ediv. Glean, pi. 300. White-poll Warbler, Penn. AZ. ii. 1785, n. 402, 293.—Lath. Syn. ii. pt. ii. 1783, 488, d. 114. Small Black and White Bird, Sloane, Jam. ii. 309, , f. 1. Mniotille varit, T. 1. c. Grinipereau varie, T. Ois. Dor. ii. —, 111, pi. 74 . Creeping V/arbler, Northern Creeping Warbler,Nuttall, 11. cc. Black«and-white Warbler, Black-and-white creep-ing Warbler,
. Birds of the Colorado Valley : a repository of scientific and popular information concerning North American ornithology . 27, f. 5. Piguier varie de St. Domingue, JBm/. Hist. Nat. Black and Wliite Creeper, Ediv. Glean, pi. 300. White-poll Warbler, Penn. AZ. ii. 1785, n. 402, 293.—Lath. Syn. ii. pt. ii. 1783, 488, d. 114. Small Black and White Bird, Sloane, Jam. ii. 309, , f. 1. Mniotille varit, T. 1. c. Grinipereau varie, T. Ois. Dor. ii. —, 111, pi. 74 . Creeping V/arbler, Northern Creeping Warbler,Nuttall, 11. cc. Black«and-white Warbler, Black-and-white creep-ing Warbler, Black-and-white Creeper,Authors. Fig. 29. -Black-and-white Creeper. Hab.—Eastern North America. West to Dakota (Hayden, Allen), but not,as far as known, to the Rocky Mountains, in any portion of the United to the Fur Countries. South through Mexico, various West IndiaIslands, and Central America, to New Grenada at least. Not observed on thePacific side north of Mazatlan. Breeds throughout its North American from the southern border of the United States to the limit of 206 THE GENUS PARULA that of the true Creepers. The remaining genera are WoodWarblers, chiefly represented by Dendroecajrom which Perisso-glossa and Peucedranms have been successively detached, on theground of certain peculiarities of the tongue and bill, and someother features. In their special habits, song, food, and modeof nesting, the Sylvicolince differ among themselves to such adegree that it is scarcely possible here to go into further must refer to the several histories of the species, upon whichwe are now prepared to enter. The descriptions and biographieswill be confined to the species inhabiting the Colorado Basin;but I shall take note of all the North American species, givingsynonymy and habitat. Genus PARULA Bonaparte ChlorlS, Boie, Isia, 1826, 927. (Not of Mohr. Gen. Av. 1752,51. Type Parus amerieanus L.)SJlvicola, Sw. Zool. Journ. iii. 18
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