. The warblers of North America . whitish; throat and upper breast yellow or yel-lowish in varying amount, belly whitish more or less buffy, sides brownish,under tail-coverts yellowish. Adult ?, Fall.—Similar to adult ? in Spring but browner above, on sidesand on belly; throat and upper breast yellower, the yellow washed with buflfy. Young ?, FoW.—Upperparts uniform brownish olive-green; throat faintlytinged with yellow or buflfy without yellow; belly whitish washed with buffor yellowish; sides brownish. Like adult S in Fall but forehead not noticeablybrowner than back, throat and upper breast
. The warblers of North America . whitish; throat and upper breast yellow or yel-lowish in varying amount, belly whitish more or less buffy, sides brownish,under tail-coverts yellowish. Adult ?, Fall.—Similar to adult ? in Spring but browner above, on sidesand on belly; throat and upper breast yellower, the yellow washed with buflfy. Young ?, FoW.—Upperparts uniform brownish olive-green; throat faintlytinged with yellow or buflfy without yellow; belly whitish washed with buffor yellowish; sides brownish. Like adult S in Fall but forehead not noticeablybrowner than back, throat and upper breast much paler. Nestling.—Above olive-brown, browner in some specimens, greener in otherswing-coverts tipped with cinnamon; below dusky yellowish olive, belly andunder tail-coverts yellower and without dusky wash. General Distribution.—Eastern North Range.—Eastern North America west to the GreatPlains region, north from the northern part of the Austroriparianfauna to Manitoba and southern Labrador. Plate XX. 1. Beldings Yellow-throat, Adult Male. 3. Maryland 4Yellow-throat, Adult Male. 2. Beldings Yellovz-throat, Adult Female, 4. Maryland Yellow-throat, Adult Female. 5. Maryland YellOw-thrOat, Young Male,(one-half natural size.) MARYLAND YELLOW-THROAT 253 Winter Range.—From the Gulf States to the Bahamas, GreaterAntilles, Mexico, and Central America. Spring Migration.—It is not possible to apportion the migrationnotes with any degree of accuracy among the various subspecies ofYellow-throats. Locality must, therefore, be taken as an index toidentity. PI,ACE Atlantic Coast— Raleigh, N. C Washington, D. C Beaver, Pa Renovo, Pa Germantown, Pa Englewood, N. J Southeastern New York , Jewett City, Conn , Boston, Mass , Southern New Hampshire , Southern Maine Quebec, Can St. John, N. B Central Nova Scotia North River, Prince Edward Isl. Mississippi Valley— Rodney, Miss Helena, Ark Eubank, Ky St. Louis, Mo Brookville, Ind. Waterloo, Ind Wauseon, Ohio Oberl
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