. The warblers of North America . nd as far asLake Erie—accidental in Quebec, southern Ontario (near London,May, 1898), southern Michigan, southern Wisconsin (Racine, May 10,1851, Lake Koshkonong) and southern Minnesota. The western limit of its range is reached in southeastern Nebraska(Omaha, Lincoln, Peru) and thence through eastern Kansas (Leaven-worth, Atchison, Manhattan) to eastern Texas (Navarro County,San Antonio; in migration at Corpus Christi). Though not uncommon in favorable localities along the streamsof these states, it is not nearly so abundant as in the Ohio Valley. It breeds p
. The warblers of North America . nd as far asLake Erie—accidental in Quebec, southern Ontario (near London,May, 1898), southern Michigan, southern Wisconsin (Racine, May 10,1851, Lake Koshkonong) and southern Minnesota. The western limit of its range is reached in southeastern Nebraska(Omaha, Lincoln, Peru) and thence through eastern Kansas (Leaven-worth, Atchison, Manhattan) to eastern Texas (Navarro County,San Antonio; in migration at Corpus Christi). Though not uncommon in favorable localities along the streamsof these states, it is not nearly so abundant as in the Ohio Valley. It breeds principally below an elevation of 1,000 feet, but at Ashe-ville, N. C, it breeds at 2,000 feet altitude, and has been noted up to3,500 feet. Winter Range.—Southern Mexico to Colombia, South in the West Indies. Fall Migration.—The southward movement begins the last ofJuly, and on October 7 the species has been taken at the extremesouthern limit of its known range in Colombia, South America. Some Plate XVI11. 1, Kentucky Warbler, Male. 2. Kentucky Warbler, Female. 3. Connecticut Warbler, Male. 4. Connecticut Warbler, Female KENTUCKY WARBLER 237 records of the latest observations are at Berwyn, Pa., September 4,1896; Beaver, Pa., September 13, 1888; Cadiz, Ohio, September 23,1900; Eubank, Ky., September 6, 1888; Raleigh, N. C, September12, 1894; New Orleans, La., October 19, 1895. Spring Migration.— PI, ACE Tarpon Springs, Fla. ..Atlanta, Ga. (near) ...Asheville, N. C. (near) Raleigh, N. C Washington, D. C Beaver, Pa Waynesburg, Pa Berwyn, Pa New Orleans, La Helena, Ark Eubank, Ky St. Louis, Mo Brookville, Ind Keokuk, la San Antonio, Texas ... Northern Texas Onaga, Kan No. ofyearsrecord Average date of spring arrival April 7 April 21 May 1 May 2 May 1 May 7 April 1 April 20 April 21 April 24 May 6 May 7 April 14 April IS May s Earliest date ofspring arrival April 6, 1886April 1, 1896April 18, 1894 April 30, 1905April 30, 1902May I, 1892May 3, 1900March 30
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