. The oist . ANTED—Edison Cylinder Phono-graph records. Send list. Also an at-tachment to play four minute desire bird skin exchange. O. , Manchester, la. FOR SALE—Bird Lore, 100 single, 13odd volumes, $ each; Condor, , 3, 4, 5, 6 and singles; Portraits of The OOlogist. Vol. XXXVII. Mo. 8 AuBioK, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1920. Whole No. 400 Omi%«d and PubHih^ Monthly, by R. M. Barnes, AlMom, N. Y., and Lacxm, III. TAKE. [NOTICE. SUBSCRIPTION, 50 CENTS PER YEARExamine the number on tht wrapper of your Oolo^ist. It denotes tbe tim« your sub-scription expires. Remember we m
. The oist . ANTED—Edison Cylinder Phono-graph records. Send list. Also an at-tachment to play four minute desire bird skin exchange. O. , Manchester, la. FOR SALE—Bird Lore, 100 single, 13odd volumes, $ each; Condor, , 3, 4, 5, 6 and singles; Portraits of The OOlogist. Vol. XXXVII. Mo. 8 AuBioK, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1920. Whole No. 400 Omi%«d and PubHih^ Monthly, by R. M. Barnes, AlMom, N. Y., and Lacxm, III. TAKE. [NOTICE. SUBSCRIPTION, 50 CENTS PER YEARExamine the number on tht wrapper of your Oolo^ist. It denotes tbe tim« your sub-scription expires. Remember we must be notified if you wish it discontinued and allarrearages must be paid. 378 your subscription expires with this issue. 377 your subscrip-tion expired with December issne 1918. Other expirations can be computed by intermedialenumbers at the rate of one number per month. BJntered as second-class matter D«cember 21. 1908, at the post offiee atAlbion, N. y., under the Act of Congrress of March i, Nest and Eggs of Cerulean Warbler in Collection of S. S. Dickey THE 00L0QI8T Days With the Cerulean Warbler(Dendroica Cerulea) By S. S. Dickey, Washington, Pa. The Cerulean Warbler, as a summerresident in Eastern North America,ranges as far north as southern On-tario, as far west as Nebraska, andsouth to Louisiana and Texas. Thebird is not common in the states ofthe Alleghany mountains, and in manyplaces does not occur at all. Thespecies breeds mainly in the Australzones. Western New York, westernPennsylvania and western West Vir-ginia seem to be favorite haunts ofthese Warblers, for in these placesthey are quite plentiful. They winterin northern South .Dendroica cerulea is a bird of thetree-tops, spending most of its timein the upper parts of the woodlancand seldom descending to the under-growth. It gleans harmful insects andlarvae (of the orders, Diptera, Lepi-doptera and Hemiptera) from theopening buds and tender seems to have provided thisspeci
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