Part II. J. Appl. Physiol. 22(6): 746-760.

=LIST OF BIRD SPECIES MENTIONED IN TEXT=

NOTE: For all North American species the authors have followed nomenclature in the 1957 edition of the A.O.U. Check-list. Also, we have incorporated the new names presented in the April 1973 issue of The Auk (volume 90, number 2, pages 411-419), the quarterly journal of the A.O.U. For other parts of the world we have used the most authoritative sources available.

-------------------------------------------------------------------- COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME -------------------------------------------------------------------- Albatross, Black-footed _Diomedea nigripes_ Albatross, Laysan _Diomedea immutabilis_ Blackbird, Brewer's _Euphagus cyanocephalus_ Blackbird, Red-winged _Agelaius phoeniceus_ Blackbird, Rusty _Euphagus carolinus_ Blackbird, Yellow-headed _Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus_ Blackcap _Sylvia atricapilla_ Bluebird, Eastern _Sialia sialis_ Bluethroat _Luscinia svecica_ Bobolink _Dolichonyx oryzivorus_ Bobwhite _Colinus virginianus_ Brant (Atlantic) _Branta bernicla hrota_ Brant, Black _Branta bernicla nigricans_ Bunting, Black-headed _Emberiza melanocephala_ Bunting, Cretzchmar's _Emberiza caesia_ Bunting, Indigo _Passerina cyanea_ Bunting, Ortolan _Emberiza hortulana_ Bunting, Snow _Plectrophenax nivalis_ Canvasback _Aythya valisineria_ Cardinal _Cardinalis_ Chat, Yellow-breasted _Icteria virens_ Chuck-will's-widow _Caprimulgus carolinensis_ Coot (American) _Fulica americana_ Crane, Sandhill _Grus canadensis_ Creeper, Brown _Certhia familiaris_ Crossbill, Red _Loxia curvirostra_ Crow (Common) _Corvus brachyrhynchos_ Cuckoo, Black-billed _Coccyzus erythropthalmus_ Cuckoo, Yellow-billed _Coccyzus americanus_ Curlew, Bristle-thighed _Numenius tahitiensis_ Dove, Mourning _Zenaida macroura_ Dove, Turtle _Streptopelia turtur_ Duck, Black _Anas rubripes_ Duck, Wood _Aix sponsa_ Eagle, Bald _Haliaeetus leucocephalus_ Egret, Great _Casmerodius albus_ Egret, Snowy _Egretta thula_ Eider, Common _Somateria mollissima_ Eider, King _Somateria spectabilis_ Falcon, Peregrine _Falco peregrinus_ Finch, Purple _Carpodacus purpureus_ Flicker, Common _Colaptes auratus_ Flycatcher, Hammond's _Empidonax hammondii_ Flycatcher, Least _Empidonax minimus_ Flycatcher, Western _Empidonax difficilis_ Frigatebird, Magnificent _Fregata magnificens_ Godwit, Black-tailed _Limosa limosa_ Godwit, Hudsonian _Limosa haemastica_ Goose, Bar-headed _Anser indicus_ Goose, Canada _Branta canadensis_ Goose, Emperor _Philacte canagica_ Goose, Ross' _Chen rossii_ Goose, Snow [Blue] _Chen caerulescens_ Goose, White-fronted _Anser albifrons_ Goshawk _Accipter gentilis_ Grackle, Common _Quiscalus quiscula_ Grosbeak, Black-headed _Pheucticus melanocephalus_ Grosbeak, Evening _Hesperiphona vespertina_ Grosbeak, Pine _Pinicola enucleator_ Grosbeak, Rose-breasted _Pheucticus ludovicianus_ Grouse, Blue _Dendragapus obscurus_ Gull, California _Larus califomicus_ Gull, Herring _Larus argentatus_ Gull, Ross' _Rhodostethia rosea_ Hawk, Broad-winged _Buteo platypterus_ Hawk, Cooper's _Accipter cooperii_ Hawk, Red-shouldered _Buteo lineatus_ Hawk, Red-tailed _Buteo jamaicensis_ Hawk, Rough-legged _Buteo lagopus_ Hawk, Sharp-shinned _Accipter striatus_ Hawk, Sparrow (European) _Accipter nisus_ Hawk, Swainson's _Buteo swainsoni_ Heron, Black-crowned Night _Nycticorax nycticorax_ Heron, Little Blue _Florida caerulea_ Hummingbird, Ruby-throated _Archilochus colubris_ Jay, Blue _Cyanocitta cristata_ Junco, Dark-eyed _Junco hyemalis_ Kingfisher, Belted _Megaceryle alcyon_ Kinglet, Golden-crowned _Regulus satrapa_ Kittiwake, Red-legged _Rissa brevirostris_ Knot, Red _Calidris canutus_ Lapwing _Vanellus vanellus_ Lark, Horned _Eremophila alpestris_ Longspur, Lapland _Calcarius lapponicus_ Loon, Arctic _Gavia arctica_ Mallard _Anas platyrhynchos_ Martin, Purple _Progne subis_ Nighthawk, Common _Chordeiles minor_ Nuthatch, Red-breasted _Sitta canadensis_ Oriole, Black-headed (Indian) _Oriolus xanthornus_ Oriole, Black-naped _Oriolus chinensis_ Ovenbird _Seiurus aurocapillus_ Owl, Great-horned _Bubo virginianus_ Owl, Snowy _Nyctea scandiaca_ Pelican, White _Pelecanus erythrorhynchos_ Penguin, Adelie _Pygoscelis adeliae_ Petrel, Wilson's Storm _Oceanites oceanicus_ Pewee, Western Wood _Contopus sordidulus_ Phalarope, Northern _Libipes lobatus_ Pigeon (Rock Dove) _Columba livia_ Pintail _Anas acuta_ Plover, Golden _Pluvialis dominica_ Quail, Mountain _Oreortyx pictus_ Redhead _Aythya americana_ Redstart, American _Setophaga ruticilla_ Robin, American _Turdus migratorius_ Rook _Corvus frugilegus_ Sanderling _Calidris alba_ Sandpiper, Baird's _Calidris bairdii_ Sandpiper, Purple _Calidris maritima_ Sandpiper, White-rumped _Calidris fuscicollis_ Sapsucker, Williamson's _Sphyrapicus thyroideus_ Serin _Serinus serinus_ Shearwater, Manx _Puffinus puffinus_ Shearwater, Short-tailed _Puffinus tenuirostris_ Shearwater, Sooty _Puffinus griseus_ Shrike, Loggerhead _Lanius ludovicianus_ Shrike, Red-backed _Lanius collurio_ Snipe, Common _Capella gallinago_ Sora (Rail) _Porzana Carolina_ Sparrow, Andean (Rufous-collared) _Zonotrichia capensis_ Sparrow, Chipping _Spizella passerina_ Sparrow, Field _Spizella pusilla_ Sparrow, Fox _Passerella iliaca_ Sparrow, Harris' _Zonotrichia querula_ Sparrow, Ipswich _Passerculus sandwichensis princeps_ Sparrow, Savannah _Passerculus sandwichensis_ Sparrow, Song _Melospiza melodia_ Sparrow, Swamp _Melospiza georgiana_ Sparrow, Tree _Spizella arborea_ Sparrow, Vesper _Pooecetes gramineus_ Sparrow, White-throated _Zonotrichia albicollis_ Swallow, Bank _Riparia riparia_ Swallow, Barn _Hirundo rustica_ Swallow, Cliff _Petrochelidon pyrrhonota_ Swan, Whistling _Olor columbianus_ Swift, Chimney _Chaetura pelagica_ Swift, Common _Apus apus_ Tanager, Scarlet _Piranga olivacea_ Tanager, Western _Piranga ludoviciana_ Tattler, Wandering _Heteroscelus incanum_ Teal, Blue-winged _Anas discors_ Tern, Arctic _Sterna paradisaea_ Tern, Noddy _Anoüs stolidus_ Tern, Sooty _Sterna fuscata_ Thrush, Gray-cheeked _Catharus minimus_ Thrush, Hermit _Catharus guttatus_ Thrush, Swainson's _Catharus ustulatus_ Thrush, Wood _Hylocichla mustelina_ Turnstone, Ruddy _Arenaria interpres_ Veery _Catharus fuscescens_ Vireo, Red-eyed _Vireo olivaceus_ Vulture, Turkey _Cathartes aura_ Wagtail, Yellow _Motacilla flava_ Warbler, Arctic _Phylloscopus borealis_ Warbler, Blackpoll _Dendroica striatá_ Warbler, Black-and-white _Mniotilta varia_ Warbler, Black-throated Blue _Dendroica caerulescens_ Warbler, Cape May _Dendroica tigrina_ Warbler, Connecticut _Oporomis agilis_ Warbler, Golden-winged _Vermivora chrysoptera_ Warbler, Kentucky _Oporomis formosus_ Warbler, Palm _Dendroica palmarum_ Warbler, Pine _Dendroica pinus_ Warbler, Subalpine _Sylvia cantillans_ Warbler, Willow _Phylloscopus trochilus_ Warbler, Worm-eating _Helmitheros vermivorus_ Warbler, Yellow _Dendroica petechia_ Warbler, Yellow-rumped _Dendroica coronata_ Waxwing, Bohemian _Bombycilla garrulus_ Wheatear _Oenanthe oenanthe_ Wigeon, American _Anas americana_ Woodcock, American _Philohela minor_ Wren, Carolina _Thryothorus ludovicianus_ Wren, Long-billed Marsh _Telmatodytes palustris_ Wren, Rock _Salpinctes obsoletus_ Wren, Winter _Troglodytes troglodytes_ Yellowlegs, Greater _Tringa melanoleuca_ Yellowlegs, Lesser _Tringa flavipes_ Yellowthroat, Common _Geothlypis trichas_

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Transcriber Note

Illustrations moved to prevent splitting paragraphs. Minor typos corrected. Hyphenation was standardized to the most prevalent used except those in the Bibliography which were left as printed. Some repeated Author Names in the Bibliography were retained as printed.