Part 19

S Salad Bird. See Goldfinch. Sanderling, 45. Sandhill Crane. See Heron, Great Blue. Sand Martin. See Swallow, Bank. Sandpiper, Baird’s, 43. Bartramian (figured), 47. Least (figured), 44. Pectoral, 43. Red-backed (figured), 44. Semipalmated, 45. Solitary (figured), 46. Spotted (figured), 48. White-rumped, 43. Sapsucker. See Woodpecker, Hairy, Downy, and Red-bellied; Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied. Yellow-bellied (figured), 79. Savannah Sparrow (figured p. 109), 110. Sawbill. See Merganser. Saw-whet Owl (figured), 73. Scarlet Tanager (figured), 120. Scaup (figured), 25. American. See Scaup. Greater. See Scaup. Lesser, 26. Scoter, American (figured), 28. Surf (figured), 29. White-winged (figured), 29. Screech Owl (figured), 73. Sea Gull. See Herring Gull. Sea Swallow. See Tern, Common. Semipalmated Plover (figured), 50. Semipalmated Sandpiper, 45. Shag. See Cormorant, Double-crested. Sharp-shinned Hawk (figured p. 59), 58. Shelldrake. See Merganser, Red-breasted and Hooded. Shite-poke. See Heron, Green. Shore Lark. See Lark, Prairie Horned. Short-billed Marsh Wren (figured), 152. Short-eared Owl (figured p. 70), 71. Shoveler (figured), 22. Shrike, Migrant (figured), 126. Northern (figured), 125. Silver-tail. See Grouse, Ruffed. Siskin, Pine (figured p. 108), 107. Skunkbird. See Bobolink. Slate-colored Junco (figured), 114. Snipe, Bog. See Woodcock. English. See Wilson’s Snipe. Jack. See Snipe, Wilson’s. Robin, 43. Wall-eyed. See Woodcock. Wilson’s (figured p. 42), 41. Yellow-legs. See Yellow-legs, Greater. Snow-bird. See Junco Slate-colored, and Bunting, Snow. Snow Bunting, 109. Snowflake. See Bunting, Snow. Snow Owl. See Owl, Snowy. Snowy Owl, 75. Solitary Sandpiper (figured), 46. Song Sparrow (figured), 115. Sora Rail (figured p. 39), 38. Sou’ Southerly. See Old Squaw. Sparrow, Bachman’s, 116. Black. See Starling. Chipping (figured), 113. English, 108. Field (figured p. 113), 114. Fox (figured), 116. Grass. See Sparrow, Vesper. Grasshopper (figured p. 111), 110. Ground. See Sparrow, Song and Vesper. Henslow’s (figured), 111. House. See Sparrow, English. Nelson’s, 111. Road. See Sparrow, Vesper. Savannah (figured p. 109), 110. Song (figured), 115. Swamp (figured p. 115), 116. Tree (figured p. 113), 112. Vesper (figured), 109. White-crowned (figured p. 112), 111. White-throated (figured), 112. Yellow-winged. See Sparrow, Grasshopper. Sparrow Hawk (figured), 67. Spike-tail. See Pintail. Spoonbill Duck. See Shoveler. Spotted Sandpiper (figured), 48. Sprig. See Pintail. Sprig-tail. See Pintail. Squeak Owl. See Owl, Screech. Squinch Owl. See Owl, Screech. Squirrel Hawk. See Goshawk. Starling (figured), 95. Stake-driver. See Bittern, American. Stilt Sandpiper, 43. Striker. See Tern, Common. Summer Yellow Bird. See Warbler, Yellow. Summer Yellow-legs. See Yellow-legs, Lesser. Surf Scoter (figured), 29. Swallow, Bank (figured p. 121), 123. Barn (figured p. 121), 122. Chimney. See Swift, Chimney. Cliff (figured p. 121), 122. Eaves (figured p. 121), 122. Rough-winged (figured p. 121), 124. Sea. See Tern, Common. Tree (figured p. 121), 123. White-bellied (figured p. 121), 123. Swamp Blackbird. See Blackbird, Red-winged. Swamp Hawk. See Hawk, Marsh. Swamp Owl. See Owl, Short-eared. Swamp Robin. See Towhee. Swamp Sparrow (figured p. 115), 116. Swan, Trumpeter, 32. Swan, Whistling, 31. Swift, Chimney (figured), 85.

T Tanager, Scarlet (figured), 120. Teakettle Bird. See Wren, Carolina. Teal, Blue-winged (figured), 21. Green-winged (figured), 21. Mud. See Teal, Green-winged. Tennessee Warbler (figured), 132. Tern, Black (figured), 15. Caspian, 15. Common (figured p. 15), 14. Marsh. See Tern, Black. Wilson’s. See Tern, Common. Thistle Bird. See Goldfinch. Thrasher, Brown (figured), 149. Thrush, Brown. See Thrasher, Brown. Gray-checked, 158. Hermit, 159. Olive-backed (figured), 159. Water-, Louisiana, 142. Water-, Northern (figured), 142. Wilson’s, 158. Wood (figured), 157. Thunder-pump. See Bittern, American. Tilt-up. See Sandpiper, Spotted. Tip-up. See Sandpiper, Spotted. Titlark (figured p. 148), 147. Titmouse, Tufted (figured p. 155), 154. Towhee (figured), 117. Tree Sparrow (figured p. 113), 112. Tree Swallow (figured p. 121), 123. Trumpeter Swan, 32. Tufted Titmouse (figured p. 155), 154. Turkey Buzzard. See Vulture, Turkey. Turkey Vulture (figured), 56. Turkey, Wild, 54. Turnstone, Ruddy, 50. Turtle Dove. See Dove, Mourning. Tyrant Flycatcher. See Kingbird.

U Upland Plover. See Sandpiper, Bartramian.

V Veery, 158. Vesper Sparrow (figured), 109. Vireo, Blue-headed (figured), 128. Philadelphia, 127. Red-eyed (figured), 127. Warbling (figured), 127. White-eyed, 128. Yellow-throated (figured), 128. Virginia Cardinal. See Cardinal. Virginia Partridge. See Bob-White. Virginia Rail (figured), 38. Virginia Redbird. See Cardinal. Vulture, Turkey (figured), 56.

W Wake Robin. See Flicker, Northern. Wall-eyed Snipe. See Woodcock. Warbler, Bay-breasted (figured), 137. Black and White (figured), 129. Black and White Creeping. See Warbler, Black and White. Warbler, Blackburnian (figured), 138. Black-capped. See Warbler, Wilson’s. Black-poll (figured p. 138), 137. Black-throated Blue (figured), 134. Black-throated Green (figured), 139. Blue-winged (figured), 130. Blue-winged Yellow. See Warbler, Blue-Winged. Blue Yellow-backed (figured), 132. Brewster’s, 131. Canadian (figured), 146. Cape May (figured), 133. Cerulean (figured), 136. Chestnut-sided (figured p. 137), 136. Connecticut (figured), 143. Golden-winged (figured p. 130), 131. Hooded (figured p. 146), 145. Kentucky (figured), 143. Lawrence’s, 131. Magnolia (figured p. 136), 135. Mourning (figured p. 143), 144. Myrtle (figured p. 134), 135. Nashville (figured), 131. Orange-crowned (figured p. 131), 132. Palm (figured), 140. Parula (figured), 132. Pine (figured), 139. Prairie (figured p. 140), 141. Prothonotary, 129. Tennessee (figured), 132. Wilson’s (figured), 146. Worm-eating (figured p. 129), 130. Yellow (figured), 133. Yellow Palm, 140. Yellow-rumped (figured p. 134), 135. Yellow-throated, 129. Warbling Vireo (figured), 127. Water-Thrush, Louisiana, 142. Northern (figured), 142. Waxwing, Bohemian, 125. Cedar (figured), 124. Northern, 125. Western Willet, 47. Whip-poor-will (figured p. 84), 83. See also Nighthawk. Whistler, Prairie. See Sandpiper, Bartramian. Whistler. See Goldeneye. Whistling Swan, 31. White-bellied Swallow (figured p. 121), 123. White-breasted Nuthatch (figured), 153. White Crane. See Egret, American; Heron, Little Blue. White-crowned Sparrow (figured 112), 111. White-eyed Vireo, 128. White-fronted Goose, 31. White-headed Eagle. See Eagle, Bald. White Heron. See Heron, Little Blue. White Owl. See Owl, Snowy. White Pelican, 16. White-rumped Sandpiper, 43. White-throated Sparrow (figured), 112. White-winged Crossbill (figured p. 106), 105. White-winged Scoter (figured), 29. Wickup. See Flicker, Northern. Widgeon. See Baldpate. Widgeon, American. See Baldpate. Widgeon, European, 21. Wild Canary. See Warbler, Yellow; Goldfinch. Wild Duck. See Mallard. Wild Goose. See Goose, Canada. Wild Turkey, 54. Willet, 47. Western, 47. Wilson’s Black-cap. See Warbler, Wilson’s. Wilson’s Snipe (figured p. 42), 41. Wilson’s Tern. See Tern, Common. Wilson’s Thrush, 158. Wilson’s Warbler (figured), 146. Winter Wren (figured), 151. Woodcock. See Woodpecker, Pileated. Woodcock (figured p. 41), 40. Wood Duck (figured), 23. Wood Pewee (figured p. 88), 89. Wood Thrush (figured), 157. Woodpecker, Black. See Woodpecker, Pileated. Downy, 78. Golden-winged. See Flicker, Northern. Ground. Flicker, Northern. Hairy (figured), 78. Pileated (figured), 80. Red-bellied (figured p. 83), 82. Red-headed (figured), 81. See also Woodpecker, Pileated. Yellow-bellied. See Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied. Zebra. See Woodpecker, Red-bellied. Worm-eating Warbler (figured p. 129), 130. Wren, Bewick’s (figured), 150 Carolina (figured), 150. House (figured p. 151), 150. Jenny. See Wren, House. Long-billed Marsh (figured), 152. Short-billed Marsh (figured), 152. Winter (figured), 151.

Y Yarrup. See Flicker, Northern. Yellow-bellied Flycatcher (figured), 90. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (figured), 79. Yellow-bellied Woodpecker. See Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied. Yellow-billed Cuckoo (figured p. 76), 75. Yellow Bird. See Goldfinch. Yellow Bird, Summer. See Warbler, Yellow. Yellow-breasted Chat (figured), 145. Yellow Hammer. See Flicker, Northern. Yellow-legs. See Yellow-legs, Lesser. Greater (figured), 45. Lesser, 46. Summer. See Yellow-legs, Lesser. Yellow-legs Snipe. See Yellow-legs, Greater. Yellow Palm Warbler, 140. Yellow Rail, 39. Yellow-rumped Warbler (figured p. 134), 135. Yellow-throat, Maryland (figured), 144. Yellow-throated Vireo (figured), 128. Yellow-throated Warbler, 129. Yellow Warbler (figured), 133. Yellow-winged Bunting. See Sparrow, Grasshopper. Yellow-wing Sparrow. See Sparrow, Grasshopper.

Z Zebra Woodpecker. See Woodpecker, Red-bellied.

Transcriber’s Notes

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