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SECOND INSTALMENT

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,- AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGICAL

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

BY

Dr. ELLIOTT COUES, U.S.A.

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WASHINGTON, September 6, 1879.
Art. XVII.—Second Instalment of American Orni-
thological Bibliography.

By Dr. Elliott Coues, U.S. A.

Part First of the “Birds of the Colorado Valley”, etc., contains a
Bibliographical Appendix (pp. 567-784, or [1]-[218]), which consists of
a “Vist of Faunal Publications relating to North American Orni-
thology”, being the first instalment of a Universal Bibliography of
Ornithology upon which the author of that work is still engaged.

The present article may be considered to continue the subject, as it
gives the titles of “ Faunal Publications” relating to the Ornithology of
the rest of America.

The former piece of work has been received with great favor by
ornithologists, whose kind expressions of interest assure him that his
bibliographical material is welcome.

This further instalment of the work is constructed upon the same
principles as the other, and with the same great pains to secure good
results. Though of course much less extensive, containing only about
700 titles, it is scarcely less complete, and no less accurate, than the
North American portion. The compiler takes this occasion to renew
the request that those who are interested in the matter will point out
defects which may be detected in any portion of the work now printed.

To those who may not be informed of the general plan of the whole
Bibliography, he may explain that it is modelled after the ‘ Zoological
Record”, and that the titles given in this second instalment are only
those which an editor of the “ Record” would have brought under the
head of ‘Neotropical Region”—all general and miscellaneous works,
and all those upon particular species, genera, or families of birds, being
excluded.

 

1648. MarcGRrave, G. Historia Natvralis | Brasiliae, | Auspicio et Beneficio | Illus-
triss. I. Mavritii Com. Nassav | illivs Provincje et Maris summi Praefecti
Adornata | In qua | Non tantum Plante et Animalia, sed et In- | digenarum
morbi, ingenia et mores describuntur et | Iconibus supra quingentas illus-
trantur. | Lvgdyn. Batavorvm, | Apud Franciscum Hackium, et | Amstelo-
dami, | Apud Lud. Elzevirium. 1648. | [Or,]

Gulielmi Pisonis, M. D. | Lugduno-Batavi, | De | Medicina Brasiliensi |
Libri Qvatvor: | I. De Aére, Aquis, & Locis. | II. De Morbis Endemiis. |
III. De Venenatis & Antidotis. | IV. De Facultatibus Simplicium. | Et |
GeorgI MarcgravI de Liebstad, | Misnici Germani, | Historis Rervm Na-

239 +
240

1648. MarcGRAVE, G.—Continued.

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tvralivm | Brasilix, | Libri Octo: | Quoxam | Tres priores agunt de meee |
Quartus de Piscibus. | Quintus a6 Avibus. | Sextus de Quadrupedibus & | “s
pentibus..| Septimus de Insectis. | Octavus de ipsa Regione, & illius Incolis. }
Cvm | Appéndice de Tapuyis, et Chilensibvs. | loannes De Laet, | i
pianus, | In ordinem digessit & Annotationes addidit, & varia ab Auctore
Omissa supplevit & illustravit. | ;

Above titles covering both Piso and Maregrave; latter also separately sub-
titled in nearly identical words, omitting the Piso part of the title. 1 vol.
folio. Engraved title to both, 11; plain title to both, 11; Piso to Prince
William, 2 1l.; Piso to the reader, 11.; Piso’s contents, 1 1,; Piso’s text, Pp.
1-122; Piso’s index, 1 1.—Marcgrave’s subtitle, 11. ; Marcgrave’s dedication,
11.; De Laet to the reader, 11.; Maregrave’s contents and errata, 1 1.; Marc-
grave’s text, pp. 1-292; Appendix, p. 293; Index,4+31]. Unnumbered cuts
in text of both authors.

The fifth book of Marcgrave’s part of this work treats of birds in fifteen chapters, as fol-
lows :—

Georgi Marcgravi Historia Naturalis Brasilie Liber Quintus, Qui agit de Avibus, in Quo
sunt Icones quatuor supra quinquaginta, et Annotationes octo; pp. 190-220, Cap. L-XV.—I, p.
190, Nhanduguacn, Iacana (fig.), varie ejus species, Curicaca (fig.). II, p. 192, Tijepiranga
(fig.), Iacapu, Iambu, Gallina africana (fig.), Guirangeima, Iupujuba (fig.), Sayacn, Ani (fig.),
Guira guainumbi (fig.). I, p. 194, Jaguacati (fig.), Mitu (fig.), Mituporanga (fig-), Ibijau
(2 figg.). IV, p. 196, Guainumbi varia species (fig.). V, p. 198, Iacupema (fig.), Iacamacaij
(fig.), Iacarntn (fig.), Soco (fig.), Matuitui (fig.). WI, p. 200, Jabiru (fig.), Iabiru guacu (fig.),
Manucodiata. VI, p. 201, Guirapunga utraque (2 figg.), Guiraquerea (fig.), J: acamaciri (fig.),
Cariama (fig.) VIII, p. 203, Guara (fig.), Urutaurana (fig.), Maguari, Guarauna (fig.), Ajaia,
Picui pinima, Pica cureba, Tuidara, Guacuguacu, Tapera. IX, p. 205, Psittacoruam majorum
& minorum varie species. Tuivulgo Perroquet. Araracanga (fig.), etc. X, p. 207, Ipeca
(fig.), Urubu (fig.), Tamatia utraque (2 figg.), Guirajemoja (fig.), Gurraru nheengeta (fig.).
XI, p. 209, Cocoi Ardeae species (fig.); alia species, Guiratinga, Ardeola (fig.), Iacarini,
Guiratirica, Guiranheengatu. XII, p. 211, Curucui (fig.), Caracara (fig.), Tijeguacu (fig.),,
Teitei, Guiragiracu beraba (fig.), Guiracoereba, Guiraperea, Iapacani, Cabure, Andira aca.
XIII, p. 213, Macucagua (fig.), Columbe silvestris species, Anas sylvestris, Urubitinga (fig.),
Mareca utraque, Tiieguacu paroara (fig.), Tangara utraque (fig.). XIV, p. 215, Anhima
(fig.), Pitangua guacu (fig.), Atingacu camucu (fig.), Guira acangatara (fig.). XV, Matuitai
(fig.), Aracari, Tucana, Anhinga (fig.), Ipecati apoa (fig.), Pullus gallinaceus monstresus
(quadrupes, fig.).

The figures are monstrous, reminding us of those of Gesner, for example, though many of
the marked species are recognizable. The text, however, is minutely descriptive, and most
of the species are identifiable.

This is a celebrated work, standing in much the same ornithological relation to South
America that its virtual contemporary, Hernandez's, bears to Mexico. We have here the
first description and primary basis of many species. Linneus and other early species-makers
cite Marcgrave freely, and he remains, in fact, quotable to-day. The reader will not fail to
note that he has here the vernacular derivation of many names with which he is familiar in
their quasi-Latin and even English rehabilitation, but the etymology of which would not
necessarily be obvious to a classicist. Compare with the above the following, for example:
Nandou, Pyranga, Guira, Guiraca, Ani, Mitu, Mituporanga, Jacamar, Nacurutu, Jabiru,
Cariama, Ajaja, Oorcba, Maguari, Guarauna, Tapera, Aracanga, Ararauna, Trubu, Nengeta,
Cocoi, Carasara, Urubitinga, Tangara, Tanagra, Pitangus, Aracari, Tucana, Toucan, ete.

For an elaborate commentary on this work, soe 1820 and 1824, LiciTENsTEIN, H.

1658. RocHErort, C. pr. Histoire | naturelle et morale | des | Iles antilles | de

VAmerique. | Enrichie de plusieurs belles figures des Raretez les plus | con-
siderables qui y sont décrites. | Avec vn Vocabulaire Caraibe. | [Dessin.] |
A Roterdam, | Chez Arnould Leers, | — | M. DC. LVI. 1 vol. 8v0 or sm.

4to. Eng. title, 8 prel. pp. incl. regular title, pp. 1-527, 6 11. (contents).
Chapitre Quinziéme, pp. 147-167, a fig. on p. 152, and a page of figs. on P. 166, * Des
oiseaus los plus considerables des Antilles”, des Fregates, des Fauves, des Aigrettes etc., du
Grand Gosicr, des Poules d'eau, des Flammans (= Platalea), de 1 Hirondelle, de Sligieurs
Oiseaux de terre, des Arras, des Canides, des Perroguets, des Perriques du tremble, du Pas
sereau, de l’Aiglo de Orinoco, du Mansrony, du Colibry.—This is the orig. ed. 7
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. QAL

1666. RocHEFoRT, C.pE. The History of the Caribby-Islands, viz. Barbades, [etc.]
In two Books. The First containing the Natural the Second the Moral His-
tory, of these islands. Illustrated, [etc.] Rendered into English by John
Davis of Kidwelly. London. 1666. 4to. pp. 326, 4 pIL

Not seen: title from Sabin’s Bibl. Amer. Orig. ed. 1658, g. v.

1667, [StuBBEs, Dr. —.] Observations Made by a Curious and Learned Person, sail-
ing from England, to the Caribe-Islands. < Philos, Trans., ii, 1667, pp.
493-500.

1667. WARREN, G. Impartial Description of Surinam, . . . with a History of
several strange Beasts, Birds, etc. 1667.

Not seen. [See beyond, ADDENDA, 1745.]

1668. StuBBEs, Dr. —. An Enlargement of the Observations, formerly publisht,
Numb. 27, madé and generously imparted by that Learn’d and Inquisitive
Physitian, Dr. Stubbes. <( Philos. Trans., iii, 1668, pp. 699-709.

Allusions to a few birds.

1681. [RocuErort, C. DE.] Histoire | Naturelle et Morale | des | Iles Antilles |
de lAmerique, | Enrichie d’un grand nombre de belles Figures en taille douce,
qui | representent au naturelles Places, & les Raretez les plus | considerables
qui y sont décrites. | Avec un Vocabulaire Caraibe. | Derniere Edition. |
Reveus & augmentée par l’Autheur d’un Recit de l’Estat present des | celebres
Colonies de la Virginie, de Marie-Land, de la Caroline, du | nouveau Duché
d’York, de Penn-Sylvania, & de la nouvelle An- | gleterre, situées dans
VAmerique septentrionale, & qui rele- | vent de la ‘Couronne du Roy de la
grand’ Bretagne. | Tiré fidelement des memoires des habitans des mémes Co-
lonies, | en faveur de ceus, quiauroyent le dessein de s’y | transporter pour s’y
établir. [Par César de Rochefort.] | [Vignette.] | A Rotterdam, | Chez Rei-
nier Leers, | — | M. DC. LXXXI. 1vol. Sm. 4to. Eng. title, plain title, both
backed blank, and 16 more unpaged 11., pp. 1-583, and 13 unpaged pp.; then
follow pp. 1-48, with a separate title, backed blank; many plates and other
illustrations.

Orig. ed. 1658, g.v. Chap. XV, pp. 163-182, ‘Des oiseaus les plus considerables des Antil-
les”; cut on p. 168, and page full of euts p. 182.

1682, NrevHorF, J. Joan Nieuhofs Gedenkwaerdige Zee en Lantreize door de Voor-
naemste Landschappen van West en Oostindien. Amsterdam. 1682. Folio.

Not seen. ‘The second part, beginning at p. 29, contains a cut representing several birds
and a bat, with text descriptive of these and numerous other Brazilian birds. The figures
are very good, much better than Marcgrave’s; the names are vernacular.’—J. A. ALLEN,

: in epist. [See beyond, ADDENDA.]

1703. OLIveR, W. A Letter from Dr. William Oliver to the Publisher, giving his
Remarks in a late Journey into Denmark and Holland. < Philos. Trans., xxiii,
1703, pp. 1400-1410.

Contains an account of a curious bird seen in Amsterdam from ‘‘Carthagena in Americn”,
described as ‘‘Vultur Americanus minor Carthagene Corpore eleganti & plumis admodum
Concinne variegatis”’.

1707-25. SLoaNE, H. A'| | Voyage | To the Islands | Madera, Barbados, Nieves, S.
Christophers | and | Jamaica, | with the | Natural History | of the | Herbs and
Trees, Four-footed Beasts, Fishes, | Birds, Insects, Reptiles, &c. | Of the last
of those Islands; | To which is prefix’d An | Introduction, | Wherein is an
Account of the | Inhabitants, Air, Waters, Diseases, Trade, &c | of that Place,
with some Relations concerning the Neigh- | bouring Continent, and Islands
of America, | — | Illustrated with | The Figures of the Things describ’d, |
which have not been heretofore engraved; | In large Copper-Plates as big as
the Life. | — | By Hans Sloane, M. D. | Fellow of the College of Physicians
and Secretary | of the Royal-Society. | — | In Two Volumes. Vol.I [II]. | — |}
Many shall run to and fro, and Knowledge shall be increased. Dan. xii. 4.
| — | London: | Printed by B. M. for the Author, 1707 [1725]. 2 vols. Folio.
242 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [7% V-

1707-25. SLoanr, H.—Continued.
Vol. I, 1707, 8 p.1L, pp. i-cliv, 1-264, pll. itiv (i being a map), 1-156. Vol.
IL, 1725, 2 p. 11. (title and dedication), pp. i-xviii, 1-499, pll. v-xi, 157-274.

There are some literal discrepancies in the titles of the two vols.: in the second the author
appears as ‘‘Sir Hans Sloane, Bart.”, and the last line is simply ‘Printed for the author.
1725."—Vol. II, Book VI, Part II, pp. 293-325, “Of the Birds of Jamaica”, pll. 254-272.—Chap.
I, Of Land Birds, 54 spp. Chap. I, Of Birds which Wade, or Frequent Watery Places, 17 spp.
Chap. II, Of Water-Fowl, or such as are web-footed and Swim, 11 spp.; in al, 82 spp. The
plates are very coarse and poor; some of them are as ludicrous as anything in Gesner, for
example. he ornithology of this work has no intrinsic value, but derives some importance
from the fact that here are the original descriptions of various birds upon which Linnzan
species rest wholly or in part. Sloane’s pages and plates were constantly cited by writers of
the century, as Catesby, Edwards, Brisson, Linnzeus, etc., and are sometimes referred to still.

1724. LaBat, —. Nouveau Voyage aux Iles de ’Amérique. 1724.

Not seen: said to contain natural history illustrations. [See ADDENDA, beyond.}

1729. Warrer, L. A New | Voyage | and | Description | of the | Isthmus of
America. | Giving an Account of the | Author’s Abode there, | The Form and
Make of the Country, the Coasts, | Hills, Rivers, &c. Woods, Soil, Weather,
&c. Trees, | Fruit, Beasts, Birds, Fish, &c. | The Indian Inhabitants, their
Features, Complexion, | &c. their Manners, Customs, Employments, | Mar-
tiages, Feasts, Hunting, Computation, | Language, &c. | With Remarkable
Occurrences in the South-Sea and | elsewhere. | — | By Lionel Wafer. | — |
The Third Edition. | — | To which are added, | The Natural History of those
Parts, | By a Fellow of the Royal Society: | and | Davis’s Expedition to the
Gold Mines, in 1702. | Illustrated with several Copper-Plates. | — | London, |
Printed for James and John Knapton, at the | Crown in St. Paul's Church-
Yard. M pcc xxix.

Contained in vol. DI of the series called ‘‘ A Collection of Voyages”, ete., 4 vols., London,
1729, being pp. 263-463 + 9, maps, plates.

‘The Birds, and Flying Insects”, pp. 334-339, consists of an account of sundry apecies by
the author.

‘An Additional Account of several Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, &c, . . . Communicated
by a Member of the Royal Society”, Chap. II. Of the Birds, pp. 402-410. A formal account of
no fewer than 118 spp., very curtly described under English names applied wholly at random.

1749. ConDAMINE, C. M. DE La. Relation abrégée d’an Voyage fait dans lV intérieur
de P Amérique méridionale, depuis la Céte de la Mer dn Sud, jusques aux Cétes
du Brésil & de la Guiane, en descendant la rivire des Amazones. < Meém. de
P Acad. Roy. des Sci. pour Vannée 1745, 1749, pp. 391-492, pll. viii, ix.

Notes sur les oiseaux, pp. 471-474.

1750. Hucuxs, G. The | Natural History | of | Barbados. |—| In Ten Books.
| —| By the Reverend | Mr. Griffith Hughes, A. M. | Rector of St. Lucy's
Parish, in the said Island, and F. R. 8S. | —| [Vignette.] | — | London:

| Printed for the Author; | And sold by most Booksellers in Great Britain and
Ireland. MDCCL. lvol. Folio. &p.H. (title, dedication, subscribers, ete.),
pp. i-viii (preface, errata), 1-314, + 11 ll. (explanatory notes, index, addenda),
pil. 1-29, folded map, and head- and tail-pieces.

Book III, pp. 69-79, Of Birds. .A few species are very lightly treated. thongh it is stated
that ‘‘An Inspection into the Structure, Nature and Qualities of every Species will convince
us, that every Individual is stamped with Marks of infinite Wisdom”.

1756. Browns, Patrick, The | Civil and Natural | History | of | Jamaica. | In Three
Parts. | Containing, | I. An accurate Description of that Island, its Situation
and Soil; | with a brief Account of its former an€ present State, Government, |
Revenues, Produce, and Trade, | II. A History of the natural Productions,
including the various Sorts | of native Fossils; perfect and imperfect Vege-
tables; Quadrupedes, | Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and Insects; with their Prop-
erties and Uses | in Mechanics, Diet, and Physic. | IIT. An Account of the
Nature of Climates in General, and their | different Effects upon the human
Body; with a Detail of the | Diseases arising from this Source, particularly
within the Tropics. | In Three Dissertations. | The Whole illustrated with
No. 2] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 243

1756. BRownE, PatTrick.—Continued.
Fifty Copper-Plates: | In which the most curious Productions are represented
of the natural Size, and | delineated immediately from the Objects. | — | By
Patrick Browne, M.D. | — | London: | Printed for the Author; and sold by
T. Osborne, and J. Shipton, | in Gray’s-Inn, MDCCLVI. 1vol. Folio. 4p.1l.
two titles, dedication, and list of subscribers), pp. v-viii (preface), 1-503, ++
11, pli, map, pll. 1-49,

Chap. IV, Of Birds, pp. 466-483, none of the plates. § 1. Of the smaller frugivorous and
granivorous birds with short and pointed conic bills, etc.: Hirundo 4, Loria 1, Fringilla 5, Mo-
tacillal. §2. Of the smaller granivorous and vermivorous birds with conic and moderately
slender lengthened bills, etc.: Columba 10, Teta 1, Turdus 2. § 3. Of birds of the larger
granivorous tribe with thiek, conic, and moderately arehed bills,-proportioned limbs, and
divided claws: Pavo 1, Crax 1, Meleagris-1, Gallus 4, Tetraol. § 4. Of birds that have strong
crooked bills and open claws, whose digits are generally furnished with strong arched nails:
Falco 3, Vultur 1, Psittacus 11, Strix 2. § 5. Of birds that have large straight bills, of a
length nearly equal to the middle digits, and moderately flatted above: Corvus 1, Crotopha-
gus 1, Picus 1, Baristus 1. § 6. Of birds that have long slender bills that arch and taper very
moderately to the top: Polytmus 4, Todus 1, Oriolus 1, Cuculus 1, Merops 1, Xanthornas 2.
§ 7. Of birds whose bills are of a length with or longer than the middle digits, having long
legs, partly naked thighs, and divided claws, and living chiefly in watery places, though they
do not swim: Tringa 2, Numenius1, Ardea7. § 8. Of water-fowls, or birds that pass 9 con-
siderable part of their time upon the water: Fulica 4, Colymbus 1, Pheenicopterus 1, Pele
canus 1, Cygnus 2, Anas 6, Anethetus 2, Larus 4, Sterna 3, Aleyon 2. Under such classifica-
tion the number of species indicated by the figures given are treated, with numbered generic,
but no specific names, with Latin diagnoses, some little synonymy, both Latin and vernacular,
and miscellaneous observations. It was a considerable ornithological treatise in its time,
freely cited by Brisson, Linneeus, Edwards, and others; and some of these descriptions, like
Sloane’s, are the bases of species.—This is the orig. ed.; there is another, 1789.

1769. [BaNcROFT, E.] An | Essay | on the | Natural History | of | Guiana, | In South
America. | Containing | A Description of many Curious Productions | in the
Animal and Vegitable Systems | of that Country. | Together with an Account
of | The Religion, Manners, and Customs | of several Tribes of its Indian In-
habitants. | Insterspersed with | A Variety of Literary and Medical Observa-
tions. | In Several Letters | from | A Gentleman of the Medical Faculty [E.

Bancroft], | During bis Residence in that Country. | — | —Adrespulcherrimas.
ex tenebris ad lucem erutas alieno | labore deducimur. | Seneca, De brevitate
vita, cap. xiv. | — | London, | Printed for T. Becket and P. A. De Hondt | in

the Strand. MDCCLXIX. lvol. 16mo. Frontisp. (2-héaded snake), 2p. ll.
(title and dedication), pp. i-iv, 1-402, + 311. (contents and advts.).

This anonymous work, by Dr. E. Bancroft, contains, pp. 152-185, ‘‘the Description of Birds
inhabiting the aerial regions of Guiana, which, for the variety, vivacity and lustre of colours.
that adorn their plumage, are no where excelled””.—There is a German version of same date.

1769. BANCROFT, E. Naturgeschichte | von | Guiana | in | Siid-Amerika. | worinn |
von der nattirlichen Beschaffenheit und den vor- | nehmsten Naturproducten
des Landes, ingleichen der Re- | ligion, Sitten und Gebriiuchen verschiedener
Stimme | der wilden Landes-Einwohner, Nachricht | ertheilet wird. | — | In
vier Briefen. | Von | Eduard Bancroft, Esq. | — | Aus dem Englischen. | — |
[Quotation from Seneca. ] | — | Frankfurt und Leipzig, | bey J. Dodsley und
Compagnie, 1769. 1lvol. 16mo. Frontispiece (2-headed snake), pp.i-x, 11.,
pp. 1-248, 11.

Vigel, pp. 91-112. In dieser Ausgabe, die Arten die bereits in den Schriften des Herrn
Linné, oder von andern Schriftstellern beschrieben worden sind, sind mit den unter den
Text gesetzten linniiischen Trivialnamen, oder Benennung anderer Schriftsteller kennbarer
gemacht worden.—Vergl. die Originalausgabe, 1769.

1775. SONNINI DE Manxnoncour,C. N. S. Observation sur les Cogs et Poules de
VPAmérique méridionale. < Journ. de Physique, vi, 1775, pp. 128, 129.

Not seen: title from Carus and Engelmann.—The article doubtless refers to Cracide or
Tinamide.

1775. SONNINI DE Manoncour, C. N.S. Observation sur les Mareils ou Faisans de
la Guiana. < Journ. de Physique, v, 1775, pp. 345-350.

Not seen: title from Carus and Engelmann.—Tinamide? Crocide?®
244 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [VV

1776. Anon. [Molina, CG. I.] Compendio della Storia geografica, noturale e civile
del regno del Chili. Bologna. 1776. 8vo. 10 pil.

Not seen. Giebel, doubtless from Engelmann, gives such an edition as of ‘* Molina”; but
the first recognized edition is of 1782, g.v. See also Molina at 1808 and 1810. Ido not know
what this is, or what it may contain. Some clue to it may be given in the preface of the
English version of 1808, where the Americ1n translator says:—‘‘ Through the politeness of a
gentleman of his acquaintance, the translator has also been furnished with an anonymous
compendium of the history of Chili, printed in Bologna in 1776, from which the supplementary
notes to this volume are taken.”

In respect to this anonymous compend, here is what Molina himself says in his preface to
the original edition of the ‘‘Saggio”, 1782—it is tacit admission of its authorship—“ Le storie, 0
piuttosto le relazioni stampate, oltre ai quattro Poemi, che corono impressi sulla guerra
Araucana, . . . ed un Compendio anonimo, che si pubblico in lingua Italiana nel 1776., il
quale in certo modo da una notizia pii compiuta del Chili di quella, che danno le altre opere
stampate, particolamente intorno alla Geografia, ¢ alla storia Naturale. Nulladimeno come
questo Compendio é anche troppo ristretto, cosi io ho creduto di fare un servigio non inutile
agli amatori delle cose Americane, presentando loro un ragguaglio pit disteso e pit circo-
stanziato de’ prodotti, e de’ successi pit notabili dello stesso Paese.”

1776. CLayTon, W. An Account of the Falkland Islands. < Philos. Trans., Ixvi, pt.
i, 1776, pp. 99-108.

Considerable account of Penguins, Geese, and other birds, pp. 103-105.

1782. Mottna, G.I. Saggio | sulia Storia Naturale | del | Chili | del Signor Abate |
Giovanni Ignazio | Molina. | [Vignette.] | In Bologna MDCCLXXXIL | —}
Nella Stamperia di S. Tommaso d’Aquino. | Con licenza de’ Superiori. 1 vol.
16mo (sigs. Al, 11; A2,113; 43,11; 44,511). pp. 368, map opp. p. 17.
>Libro IV. Vermi, Insetti, Rettili, Pesci, Uccelli, o Quadrupedi del Chili, pp.
196-367.

, This is the editio princeps of the celebrated work. There are numerous later editions in
various languages, which see below: German, Leipzig, 1786; Spanish, Madrid, 1788; French,
Paris, 1789; American, Middletown, Conn., 1808; English, London, 1809; Italim again, Bo-
logna, 1810. See especially 1808 and 1810. Consult also 1776, ANON. See Trans. Linn. Soc.,
vii, p.225; Oken’s Isis, ix, 1833, p. 824; Rev. Zoologique, 1840, p.147. See also Philippi’s Co-
mentario, Anal. Univ. Chile, xxix, 1867, pp. 788-795. :

Molina is famous in the annals of South American ornithology. Being a binomenclator
after the most approved fashion of the time, he is citable as authority for species, and most
of those he describes are new, antedating Gmelin (1788) and Latham (Ind. Orn., 1790). The
ornithological matter consists, first, of a general treatise on the birds of Chili, pp. 232-268;
second, of a synopsis, pp. 3438-345, in which the species receive formal Latin diagnoses in the
Linnean manner (Catalogo delle nuove specie descritte in questo Saggio ordinate secondo
il Sistema Linneano). The general text of the former is accompanied also by Latin diagnoses
of the species treated in footnotes. As this edition is not very generally accessible, I give
the names of the species treated, with the pages on which each occurs. All are new except-
ing the three marked ‘‘ Linn.”

Anns regia, pp. 234,344; A. coscoroba, pp. 234, 344; A. mclancoripha, pp. 234. 344; Ardea
erytrocephala, pp. 235, 344; A.galatea, pp. 235,344; A. eyanocephala, pp. 235, 344: A. thula,
pp. 235, 344; Columba melanoptera, pp. 236,345; Picuslignarius, pp. 236, 343; P. pitius, pp. 236,
343; Diomedea chilensis, pp. 238-344; D. chiloensis, pp. 239, 344; Pelecanus thagus, pp. 240.
344; Anas hybrida, pp. 241, 344; Pheenicopterus chilensis, pp. 242, 344; Tantalus pillus, pp.
243, 344; Trochilus minimus (‘ Linn.”), p. 246; T.cyanocephalus, pp. 247, 343; T. galeritus, pp.
247,343; Fringilla barbata, pp. 247, 345; F. diuvea, pp. 249, 345; Turdus thilius, pp. 250, 345; T.
thenca, pp. 250, 345; Turdus curceus, pp. 252, 343: Sturnus loyca, pp. 254, 345: Phytotoma (gen.
nov.) rara, pp. 254, 345; Psittacus cyanalysios, pp. 256, 343; P. choreeus, pp. 257, 343; P. jaguilma,
Pp. 257, 348; Parra chilensis, pp. 258, 344; Otis chilensis, pp. 250,344; Struthio rea (Linn.), p.
261; Strix cunicularia, pp. 263,343; Falco tharus, pp. 264, 343; Vulcur [sic] jota, p. 265, 333;
Vultur gryphus (Linn.), p. 266.

The following is a complete and cxact transcript of the systematic catalogue, pp. 343-345,
giving the names and diagnoses of all Molina’s new species:—
AVES.
aAccipitres.
Vultur Jota niger, remigibus fuscis, rostro cineraceo.
Falco Tharus cera, pedibusque luteis, corpore albo-nigrescente, vertice cristato.

Strix Cunicwlaria capite levi, corpore supra fusco, subtus albo, pedibus tuberculatis
pilosis.
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 245
1782. Moxina, G. I.—Continued.

Pice.
Psittacus Jaguilma macrourus viridis, remigibus apice fuscia, orbitis fulvis.
Psittacus Oyanalysios brachyurus luteo-virens, collare cwruleo, uropygio rnbro.
Psittacus Ohoreus brachyurus viridis, subtus cinereus, orbitis incarnatis.
Picus Lignarius pileo coccineo, corpore albo, ceruleoque vittato.
“Picus Pitius cauda brevi, corpore fusco maculis ovalibus albis guttato.
Trochilus Cyanocephalus rectirostris capite, remigibus, rectricibusque caHruleis, abdomine
rubro.
Trochilus Galeritus curvirostris viridi-aureus, remigibus, rectricibusque fuscis, crista put-
purea.
Anseres.
Anas Melancorypha rostro semicylindrico rubro, capite nigro, corpore albo.
Anas Hybrida rostro semicylindrico, cera rubra, cauda acutiuscula.
Anas Regia caruncula compressa frontali, corpore ceruleo subtus fusco, collari albo.
Anas Coscoroba rostro 6xtremo dilatato, rotundato, corpore albu.
Diomedea Chilensis alis impennibus, pedibus. compedibus tridactylis, digitis omnibus con-
nexis.
Diomedea Chiloensis alis impennibus, pedibus conipedibus tetradactylis palmatis, corpore
lanuginoso cinereo.
Pelecanus Thagus cauda rotundata, rostro serrato, gula saccata.
Gralle.
Phenicopterus Chilensis ruber, remigibus albis.
Ardea Erythrocephala crista dependente rubra, corpore albo.
Ardea Galatea occipite subcristato, corpore lacteolo, rostro luteo, pedibus coccineis.
Ardea Cyanocephala vertice cristato ceruleo, remigibus nigris albo marginatis.
Ardea Thula occipite cristato concolore, corpore albo.
Tantalus Pillus facie, rostro, pedibusque fuscis, corpore albo, remigibus rectricibusque
nigris.
Parra Ohilensis unguibus modicis, pedibus fuscis, occipite subcristato.
Otis Chilensis capite, juguloque levi, corpore albo, vertice tectricibusque cinereis, remigi-
bus primor. nigris.
Passeres.
Columba Melanoptera cauda cuneata, corpore cerulescente, remigibus nigris.
Sturnus Loyea fusco, alboque maculatus, pectore coccineo.
Turdus Thilius ater, axillis luteis, cauda cuneata.
Turdus Thenca tusco-cinereus, subtus pallido-cinereus, remigibus rectricibusquo apice
albis.
Turdus Cureus ater nitens, rostro substriato, canda cuneata. is
Fringilla Barbata lutea, alis viridibus, nigro rubroque maculatis, gula barbata.
Fringilla Diuca cerulea, gula alba.
Phytotoma (gen. nov.) Rostrum conicum, rectum, serratum.

Nares ovate.
1, Phytotoma Rava, Lingua brevis obtusa.

1783. Morin, G.I. Essai sur l’Histoire Naturelle de Chili. Paris. 1783. 8vo.

Not seen: title of this French version from Ag. & Strickl., Bibl.—Orig. ed. 1782, q. v.
There is another French ed., 1789, g. v.

1784. DoBRIzHorreR, M. Historia de Abiponibus, Equestri, Bellicosaque Paraquarix
Natione, locupletata copiosis Barbararnm Gentium, Urbium, Fluminum,
Terrarum, Amphibiorum, Insectorum, Serpentium precipuorum, Piscium,
Avium, Arborum, Plantarum, aliorumque ejusdem Provincia Proprietatum
Observationibus; Authore Martino Dobrizhoffer, Presbytero, et per Annos
duodeviginti Paraquarie Missionario. Vienna, 1784.

The editio princeps, not seen by me. There is a German translation, Vienna, 1784, and 2 later
English version, London, 1822, g. v.

1785. SONNINI DE Manoncour, C. N.S. Du Sasa, Oiseau dela Guyane. < Journ. de
Physique, xxvii, 1785, pp. 222-224.— Licht. und Toigt’s Magaz., (3), iv, 1787, pp.
45-50 (tiber den Sasa, einen Vogel aus Guiana).

Not seen: titles of both these articles from Carus and Engelmann. The ‘‘Sasa” is Opistho-
comus cristatus. Giebel makes ‘‘ du Sasa” a part of Sonnini’s name.

1786. FAHLBERG, S. Slutet, af Samlingar til Natural-Historien éfver On St. Bar-
thelemi i Vestindien. <( Kongl. VFetensk.-Acad. Nyt Handl., vii, 1786, pp.
248-254,

Chiefly botanical; a few birds given on p. 253.
246 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [%¥:

1786. Mourna, G. I. Versuch | einer | Naturgeschichte | von | Chili. | — | Von t
Abbé J, Ignatz Molina. | Aus dem Italiiinischen tibersetzt | von | J.D. Brandis,
| Doctor der Arzneywissenschaft. | —| Mit einer Landcharte. | — | Mit
Churfiirstl. Siichsischer Freyheit. | —| Leipzig, | bey Friedrich Gotthold
Jacobier 1786. 1 vol. 16mo (sigs. “1, 1].; *2,11.; *3, 1135 *4, 143. *5, 411).
9 p. 11, pp. 1-32", map.

See the orig. ed., 1782. In this German version, the birds are at pp- 205-238, 304-206.

1788. Moxina, G. I. Compendio | de la Historia Geografica, | Natural y Civil | del
Reynode Chile, | escrito eu Italiano | porel Abate Don Juan | Ignacio Molina. |
Primera [Segunda] Parte, | que abraza la Historia Geografica | y Natural, |
traducida en Espafiol | Por Don Domingo Joseph | de Arquellada Mendoza,
Individuo de la | Real Academia de Buenas Letras de Sevilla, ¥ Maestrante |
de Ronda. | En Madrid | por Don Antonio ‘de Sancha. | Aio M. DCC.
LXXXVIIL | Se hallaré en su Libreria en ]a Aduana vieja. 2 vols. sm. 4to
shape, 16mo type-bed (sigs. *1,13.; 72,4 ll; **2, 411, ete.). Vol. I, pp. i-xx,
1-418, 1 map.

See the orig. ed., 1782. Only the first vol. is here cited: the second has a different title,
though beginning similarly, relates to the civil history of Chili, translated and augmented by
various notes by Nicolas de la Cruz y Bahamonde, and dates 1795; has portrait of Molina
and several maps.

In this Spanish version, the bird-matter is in Part or Vol. I. as above cited, pp. 257-301,
390-393.

1789. Browne, Patrick. Civiland Natural History of Jamaica. London. 1779, Fol.

. Not seen: said to contain a Linnwan index. It is the 2d ed. See the orig. ed., 1756.

1789. Morina, G.I. Essai | sur | L’Histoire Naturelle | du Chili, | Par M.PAbbé

Molina; | Traduit de ’Italien, & enrichi de notes, { Par M. Gruvel, D. M. | — |
A Paris, | Chez Née dela Rochelle, Libraire, rue du | Hurepoix, prés du pont
Saint-Michel, n°. 13. | — | M. DCC. LXAXXIX. | Avec Approbation et Privilége
du Roi. 1 vol. 16mo. (sigs. 21,11; a2,11: 03,11; a4,51.). pp. i-xvj,
1-352, no map.

See the orig. ed., 1752. In this French version, the bird-matter is at pp. 211-249, 321-324.
The translator makes a separate head (‘‘§ XXXV. Oiseaux. Ginin en Chilien.”) for the
birds, and introduces Molina’s binomials into the general text, in brackets.

1792. Ricwarp, L. C., and BERNARD, J. P. Catalogue des Oiseaux envoyés de Cay-
enne par Le Blond. <Actes Soc. Hist. Nat. Paris, i,-1792, pp. 116-119.

Not seen: title from Carus and Engelmann, Bibl.

1794. Wrst, H. Beytriige | zur | Beschreibung | von | St. Croix. | — | Nebst einer |
kurzen Uebersicht | der benachbarten Inseln, | St. Thomas, St. Jean, Tortola.
Spanishtown | und Krabbeneyland | von {| Hans West, | Rector am Westin-
dischen Schulinstitut. |— | Aus dem Diinischen, | mit Verbesserungen und
Vermehrungen des Verfassers. | — | Kopenhagen, 1794. | Bey C. G. Proft,
Sohn und Compagnie. Ivol. 16mo. 2yp.H., pp. 1-274.

Orig. ed. 1793, [g. v., beyond, ADDENDA.) Ardea coerulea and Fulica chloropus, p. 243.

1802-05. Azara, F. pr. Apuntamientos | para la Historia Natural | De Los Pé-
xaros | del Paragiiay | y Rio de la Plata, | escritos | Por Don Felix de Azara. |
Tomo Primero [Segundo, Tercero]. | Madrid MDCCCII [MDCCCV]. | en la
imprenta de Ja viuda de Ibarra. |.Con licencia. 3 vols. very small 4to (type-
bed size of a 12mo). Vol. I, 1°02, 1p. 1, pp. i-xx, 1-534 +11. Vol. IL 1803,
1p. 1, pp. i-viii, 1-562 +11. Vol. TH, 1°05, 1 p. 1, pp. i-vi, 1479 411,

Editio princeps—scarce, and seldom actually consulted, though constantly quoted. Sonnini’s
French translation, Paris, 1809, is oftener handled. Azara deseribes 418 species. all unfortu-
nately under Spanish names only, as many of them are here published for the first time. and
form the original basis of many binomial names later bestowed by Vicillot, Temminck, Lichten-
stein, and others, to which, in the nature of the case, much uncertainty and no little contusion
attaches in many instances. Hartlaub has published an invaluable Systematic Index (Bre-
men, 1847) to Azara, identifying the species as far as possible, with a concordance of ed
prince. and ed. Sonnini, and a considerable synonymy. From the latter I quote the following,
referring to the learned and accurate commentator himself for farther particulars :— ia

“Nur Wenigen ist Azara’s beriihmtes Werk iiber die Vigel Paraguay's in der spanischen
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 247

1802-05. AzaRa, F. pr.—Continued.

1802 bis 1805 zu Madrid erschienenen Originalausgabe bekannt. Erst durch Sonnini’s sehr
verdienstliche Uebersetzung wurde dasselbe fiir die Wissenschaft im weiteren Umfange
zuginglich. In dieser Uebersetzung sind die oft etwas verworfen ancinandergefiigten Origi-
nalbeschreibungen zweckmissig in Formen, Maasse und Farbung gesondert, und des Ver-
fassers Bekanntschaft mit den Végeln Gujana’s erhéht den Werth des critischen Theila
desselben. Das erste Werk, in welchem <Azara'sche Végel systematische Bonennungen
erhalten, ist, wenn wir nicht irren, Tomminck’s ,,Histoire naturelle des Pigeons et des
Gallinacées‘. Bald darauf versuchte Vieillot in dem 1816 bis 1819 bei Déterville heraus-
gekommenen ,, Dictionnaire d'histoire naturelle“ dieselben siimmtlich den dazumal aufge-
stellten Gattungen einzuverleiben und den seiner Ansicht nach zuvor unbeschriebenen
wissenschaftliche Namen zu geben; ein Versuch, dessen wehr als zweifelhafter Erfolg nament-
lich dem Umstande beizumessen ist, das Vicillot diese Vigel nur nach Beschreibungen kannte,
mithin sowohl hinsichtlich ihrer systematischen Stellung als auch ihrer Artselbstindigkeit
in zahlreiche Irrthiimer verfallen musste. Unbenannt blieben von ihm nur wenige Arten,
welche er nicht mit geniigender Sicherheit in dieser oder jener Gattung unter bringen zu
kénnen glaubte. Fiir cinzelne schuf er neue Genera, so Alectrurus fiir den ,,Gallito“ und
Steganopus fiir den ,,Chorlito del tarso comprimido‘’. In den drei die Ornithologie umfas-
senden Theilen des ,, Tableau encyclopédique et méthodique des trois régnes de la nature‘t
findet sich Vieillot’s Nomenclatur der ,,Pixaros‘' mit geringen Abénderungen reproducirt.
Gleichzeitig mit letztgenanntem Buche, also 1823, erschien Lichtenstein’s ,, Verzeichniss der
Doubletten des zoalogischen Museums der Kénigl. Universitit zu Berlin‘, ein Werkchen,
welchem die Wissenschaft zum Theil aus dem Grunde einen dauernden Werth zugestanden
hat, weil es die erste umfassendere critische Benutzung und Beriicksichtigung der ,,Paxaros‘‘
enthalt. Unter 120 darin aufgefiihrten brasilianischen vom Verfasser mit Arten Azaro’s fiir
identisch erklirten Végeln befinden sich etwa 50, welche, da derselbe das ,, Dictionnaire d’his-
toire naturelle‘ noch nicht kannte, von ihm systematisuhe Benennungen erhalten, die denn
freilich mit wenig Ausnahmen durch die fritheren Vieillot’s in den Rang von Synonymen
guriickgedringt werden. Eine sehr angemessene Wiirdigung finden Azara's Arbeiten in des
Prinzen von Neuwied trefflichen ,,Beitragen zur Naturgeschichte Brasitiens''. Etwa 150 V6-
gelarten Paraguay’s glaubt derselbe fiir mit von ihm beobachteten gleichartig halten zu diir-
fen, und hiufig findet er Gelegenheit des spanischen Naturforschers Bemerkungen iiber
Lebensweise mit seinen eigenen zusammenzustellen und zu bestitigen.”

1807, Humsopt, A. v. Uber die Chinawiilder in Siidamerika. < Mag. Gesell. Na-
turf. Freunde zu Berlin, i, 1807, pp. 57-68. :
Behandelt Végel, p. 59.

1808. Mozina, G. I. The | Geographical, | Natural and Civil History | of | Chili.
| — | By Abbe Don J. Ignatius Molina. | — | Illustrated by a half-sheet map
of the country. | — | With notes | from the Spanish and French versions, | and
| an appendix, | containing copious extracts from the Araucana | of Don Alonzo
de Ercilla. | — | Translated from the original Italian, | by an American gentle-
man [A. Alsop]. | — | In two volumes. | Vol. I [IL]. | — | Middletown, (Con-
nf[ecticut, U. S.].) | Printed for I. Riley, | — | 1808. 2 vols. 8vo size, 4to by
sigs. 411. toasig. Vol. I, 4p. ll, pp. i-xii, 1-271, 11, map. Vol. II, 1p. 1,
pp. i-viii, 1 blank 1., 1-306, 1 unpaged p., 1 blank J.; (Appendix), pp. i-iv,
5-68.

See the original edition, 1782. In this, the earliest English version I know of, the bird-
matter is in vol. I, chap. IV, soct. V, pp. 162-188, with the original Latin diagnoses at pp. 240-
242; see also p. 268. Phytotoma here becomes ‘‘Phitotoma”. As in some other versions, the
footnotes of the original are here dispensed with, and the technical names are inserted in tho
text in parentheses.

“The author of the present work, Don Ji van Ignatius [¢. e. Giovanni Ignazio] Molina, was a.
native of Chili, distinguished for his literary acquirements, and particularly his knowledge of
natural history, large collections in which he had made during his residence in that country.
On the dissolution of the celebrated order of the Jesuits, of which he was a member, he
shared the general fate of that community, in being expelled from the territories of Spain,
and was at the same time deprived not only of his collections in natural history, but also of
his manuscripts. The most important of the latter relative to Chili, he had, however, the
good fortune to regain by accident some time after his residence in Bologna, in Italy, whither
he had gone on his arrival in Europe. Furnished with these materials, he applied himself to
writing the History of that country, which was published at two different periods; the first.
part, comprising the Natural History, in the year 1787 (qu. 1782], and the second, for reasons
mentioned in his preface, not wotil some years after.”
248 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [V4 ¥-

1809. Azara, F. DE. Voyages | dans | ’Amériqne Méridionale, | par Don Félix de
Azara, | Commissaire et Commandant des limites Espagnoles de Paraguay J
depuis 17#1 jusqujen 1801; | Contenant la description géographique, politique
et civile du | Paraguay et de la riviére de La Plata; Vhistoire de la décon- |
verte et de Ja conquéte de ces contrées; des détails nom- | breux sur leur his-
toire naturelle, et sur les peuples sauvages | qui les habitent; le récit des
moyens employés par les | Jésuites pour assujétir et civiliser les indigenes,
etc, | Publiés d’aprés les manuscrits de lanteur, | avec une notice sur sa vie
et ses Gcrits, | Par C. A. Walckenaer; | enrichis de notes par G. Cuvier, | See-
rétaire perpétuel de la classe des Sciences Physiques de l'Institut, ete. | Suivis
de Vhistoire naturelle des Oiseaux du Paraguay et de La Plata, par | le méme
auteur, traduite, d’aprés Voriginal espagnol, et augmentée | d’un grand nombre
de notes, par M. Sonnini; | Accompagnés d’un atlas de vingt-cing planches. |
Tome Premier [-Quatriéme]. | — | Paris, | Dentu, Imprimeur-Libraire, | Rue
du Pont-de-Lodi, n° 3. | 1809. 4 vols. small 8vo, and large 4to atlas. Vols.
I,II,no ornithology. Vol. ILI, 2 p. l., pp. i, ii, 1479. Vol. IV, 2 p. 1, pp.
1-380. Atlas, 4to, same date and imprint, titled Voyages | dans | L’Amérique
méridionale, | par Don Félix de Azara. | — | Collection de planches. 2 IL of
text, pll. xxv, of which xxii-xxv are of birds.

In this French version by Sennini, much better known than the original, Azara's Apunta-
mientos para la historia natural de los Paxaros de Paragiiay, etc., are contained in the third and
fourth volumes ; four birds are figured in the atlas. Sonnini’s translation is considered ‘‘meri-
torious”’, but has its short-comings. See especially Hartlaub’s Systematischer Index, 1847.

1809. Mortna, G. I. The | Geographical, | Natural, and Civil | History of Chili. |
Translated from the original Italian of | the Abbe Don J. Ignatius Mo-
lina. | — | To which are added, | Notes | from the Spanish and French ver-
sions, | and | two Appendixes, | by the English editor; | [ete., 5 lines.] | — |
In two volumes. | — | Vol. I [II]. | — | [London:] printed for Longman,
Hurst, Rees, and Orme. | Paternoster-row. | — | 1409. 2 vols. Svo. Vol. I,
pp. i-xx, 1-321++1411.. advt., map. Vol. II, pp. i-xii, 1-3°5+-14 11. advt.

See the original edition, 1782. This is apparently reprinted from the Middletown (Conn.) ed.
of 180%, q. v., With which itis substantially identical in the ornithological matter. Birds: Val
I, Chap. IV, sect. V, pp. 191-222. and pp. 282-284; see also p. 317. But the English editor (a3
I may state for others than ornithologists) has added occasivnal notes over the initials E. E.,
and subjoined a further elucidation of the language of the Arancanos, from Falkner's Pata-
gonia, besides adding the two appendixes mentioned in the title.

1810. Lepr, A.-P. Voyage aux Iles de Ténériffc, la Trinité, Saint Thomas. Sainte-
Croix et Porto-Ricco, ... &c. Par Andre-Pierre Ledru... &e. Paris.
1210. 2vols. 16mo. [See complete title beyond, ADDENDA. ] ,

Not seen: cited from Ibis, 1859, pp. 374,375. MM. Ledru was one of the naturalists (with
Mangé) of the expedition commanded by Captain Bandin in 1796-98. His work contains (vol.
II, pp. 36 et seq.) an ‘‘ Essai sur Vhistoire naturelle des iles danoises”, by M. Sonnini, in which
ornithology is represented by a variety of matter, some of it wild.

1810. Motta, G. I. Saggio | sulla Storia Naturale del Chili | di | Gio: Ignazio Mo-
lina | Seconda Edizione | accresciuta e arricchita di una nuova carta geogra-
fica |e del ritratto dell’ autore, | ,, Hic vir assiduum, atque alienis mensibus
aestas, | ,, Bis gravidae pecudes, bis pomis utilis arbos . . . . | ,, Haec eadem
argenti rivos, aerisque metalla | ., Ostendit venis, atque auro plurima fluxit |
Virg. Georg. lib. 2. | Bologna 1810. | — | Tipogratia de’ fratelli Masi e comp. |
lvol, Largedto. Title, backed blank, frontisp. (portrait of Molina), dedication
2IL, preface pp. )(i)(-)(v )(, p. vi blank ; pp. )(1)(- )( 306 )(; 11. errata; map.

The second Itatian edition (original edition, 1782); but there had meanwhile been sundry
others, in Spanish, French, German, and English, gq. vv. Respecting the present, the author
says in tne preface :—‘'Tl Saggio sulla Storia naturale del Regno del Chili venuto alla luce
nell anno 1782 non era altro che un succinto Compendio delle Osaervazioni da me fatte cerca
gli Esseri appartenenti ai tre Regni della Natura, che si ritroveno in quel Paese. 2.2. Tutti
Je Nazioni colte dell’ Europa lo vellero tradotto nelle loro lingue. L'edizione originale fu ben
presto smaltita, Parecchi dilettanti di storia naturale, che non potevano pil provvedcrsene,

s'accordarono a farne una ristampa, e mi significarono il desiderio che avevan di arricehirla di
un’ appendice, so io fossi in grado di somministrar loro i materiali necessarj.”
Wo. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 249

1310. Motina, G. I.—Continued.

In this late edition, the ornithology occupies § xiii-§ xvii, pp. 197-226. It is entirely re-
modelled, largely rewritten, and much augmented. While all the carlier versions of ‘‘ Molina”
are substantially the same as the original of 1782, the present ds therefore quite a different
thing, and should be gingerly touched, by any one unfamiliar with the original, in any matter
relating to nomenclature, or authority for species. The Latin diagnoses and the footnotes
of the original have all disappeared, and with them has gone Molina as an original authority;

. he is here like another person or editor compiling from and enlarging upon ‘‘Molina”. The
following names occur here :—

Anas regia ‘‘Frez.”, A.picta ‘‘Lath.”, A. coscoroba ‘Diz. Chil.”, A. hybris “Diz. Chil.”, p.
198. A. dispar, A. magellanica ‘‘Lath.”, 4. melancorypha ‘‘Bougainv.”, Pelecanus thagus
“Diz, Chil.”, p.199. P. carunculatus ‘Lath.”, P. cristatus ‘‘Lath.”, p. 200. P. magellanicus
‘“Lath.”, Aptenodytes maxima, patagonica ‘‘Lath.”, p.201. A. cyanocephala, papua ‘Lath.”,
A. saltatria, chrysocome ‘‘Lath.”, A. preecincta, magellanica Lath.”, A. chiloensis ‘Diz. Chil.”,
A. chilensis ‘‘Lath.”, p. 202. Phoenicopterus chilensis ‘‘Oval. Stor.”, p. 203. Tantalus pillus
“Diz. Chil.”, Ardea cyanocephala, p. 204. A. erythrocephala ‘ Vid.”, A. galatea, A. alba, ligthula
“Diz. Chil.”, Parra chilensis ‘Diz. Chil. Oval.”, p.205. Fringilla barbata ‘Diz. Chil. Ov.”, p.
209. F. diueca “Diz. Chil.”, p.210. Turdus thilius ‘Diz. Chil.”, 2. cureus ‘Diz. Chil.”, p. 211.
T. militaris “Lath.”, p. 212. 1. thenca ‘Diz. Chil.”, p. 213. Phytotomarara ‘‘ gen. nov. Vid.” [!],
p. 214. Picus pileatus [!], P. lineatus, al. lignarius, P. pitius, p.215. Psittacus cyanolysios,
P. choraeus, p. 216. P. jahwilma, Columba turtur [!], C.melanoptera, O. passerina, p. 217.
Tetrao perdia [!), Strix euntcularia, p.218. Otis chilensis ‘Diz. Chil.”, p.219. Struthio rhea
“Linn. Diz. Chil. Oval.”, Vultur iota ‘Diz. Chil.”, p. 220. Falco tharus ‘Diz. Chil.”, p. 221.
F. calquin “ Diz. Chil.”, Vultur gryphus ‘‘Linn.”, p. 223.

1814-26. LIcHTENSTEIN, H. Die Werke von Marcgrave und Piso tiber die Naturge-
schichte Brasiliens u. s. w. < Abhandl. Berlin. Akad. (Phys. K1.), 181445, pp.
201-222; 18'5/;, pp.. 155-178; 18°, pp. 237-257, 267-288; 1826, pp. 49-66.

It appears from Carus and Engelmann, that Lichtenstein’s commentary on Piso and
Marograve originally appeared in instalments in Abhandl. Berlin. Akad. during several
years; but I cannot now lay hands on the Abhandlungen. I give beyond, 1820 and 1824, titles
taken from Isis, of what I suppose to be substantially the same thing, as far as the birds are
concerned; the whole commentary, as above cited, relating also to other animals.

1819. ANon. [Notice of Spix and Martius’s Brazilian Birds.] < Jsis, Jahrg. iii, 1819,
pp. 1346-1350. ‘

1820, LICHTENSTEIN, H. Marcgrave’s und Piso’s Berichte tiber die Brasilischen

Thiere, erliutert aus den wiederaufgefundenen Original-Abbildungen.

<_Oken’s Isis, Jalrg. iv, 1820, Litter. Anzeig., pp. 635-652. (Vorgelesen in der

Berliner Akademie 17, April 1817.)

An important commentary on the work, identifying the names and descriptions of these
authors, as far as the birds are concerned.—See preceding title; also, 1824, same author.
1820. MAXIMILIAN, PRINZ zU WiED-NruUWIED. Reise des Prinzen Maximilian von

Wied-Neuwied. Gedriingter Auszug aus demersten Theile desselben. Frank-
furth bei Brénner. 4. < Oken’s Isis, Jahrg. iv, 1820, Litter. Anzeig., pp. 809-
832, 965-990.

1820. ScHREIBERS, C. v. Nachrichten von den kaiserl. ésterreichischen Naturforschern
in Brasilien und den Resultaten ihrer Betriebsamkeit, vom Hof-Naturalien-
cabinets-Direktor C. v. Schreibers. Brinn bey Tratzler 1820. 8. 191 nebst
1 Abb. v. Rio Janeiro und einem Plan der Stadt. <(Oken’s Isis, Jahrg. iv,
1820, pp. 289-309.

Vergleiche 1823, Scurrrbers, C. v.

1820-21. MAXIMILIAN, PRINZ ZU WIED-NEUWIED. Reise | nach | Brasilien | in den

Jahren 1815 bis 1817 | von Maximilian | Prinz zu Wied-Neuwied. | — | Mit
zwei und zwanzig Kupfern, | neunzehn Vignetten und drei Karten. | — |
Erster [zweyter] Band. | — | Frankfurt a. M. 1820 [1821]. | Gedruckt und ver-

legt bei Heinrich Ludwig Brénner. 2 vols. Gr. 4to. Vol. I, 1820, pp. xxxvi,
380, 31. Vol. II, 1821, pp. xviii, 346.

1821-22, MAXIMILIEN, PRINCE DE WIED-NEUWIED. Voyage | au Breésil, | dans les
années 1815, 1816 et 1817, | par 8. A. S. Maximilien, | Prince de Wied-Neu-
wied; | traduit de Allemand | par J. B. B. Eyrits. | Ouvrage enrichi d’un

Bull. v, 2——7

 
250 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.  [¥V.

1821-22. MaxiMIINJEN, PRINCE DE WIED-NEUWIED.—Continucd. ;
superbe atlas, composé de 41 planches | gravées en taille-douce, et de trois,
cartes. | — | Tome Premier [Second, Troisieme]. | — | Paris, | Arthur Ber-
trand, Libraire, | Rue Hautefeuille, no 23, | 1x21 [1821, 1422]. | H. Bailhere,
219, Regent street, London. 3vols. 8vo, Vol. I, 1821, pp- xvj, 399. Vol. IL,
1821, 2p. 1L, pp. iii, 400. Vol. IIT, 1822, 2 p. 11, pp. iii, 364, 3 maps. ,

1822. DoBrizHorrer, M. An | Account | of | the Abipones, | An Equestrian People | -
of | Paraguay. | — | From the Latin of Martin Dobrizhoffer, | eighteen years
a missionary in that country. | — | In three volumes. | Vol. I[-II1]. | — | Lon-
don: | John Murray, Albemarle street. | 1822. 3 vols. 8vo.

Orig. ed. Latin, Vienna, 1784; ed. alt. Germ., ibid., 1784.—This English translation is anony-
mous, said to be by Sara Coleridge. ol. I contains, pp. 308-333, accounts of sundry birds
of Paraguay. of no special consequence.

1822, MaxIMILiaN, Prinz zU WIED-NEUWIED. Reise nach Brasilien in den Jahren
1815-17, von Maximilian, Prinz zu Wied-Neuwied. 2ter Band. Frankfurt a,
M. bei Brénner, 1821. 4. 345. mit 8 Kupf. in 4. und 8 in Fol. nebst 1 Charte.
< Oken’s Isis, Jahrg. vi, 1822, Litter. Anzeig., pp. 249-262, 265-280.

1922. SarnT-HILAIRE, AUGUSTE DE. Apergu dun Voyage dans Vintérieur du Brésil,
La province Cisplatine et les Missions dites du Paraguay. <Mém. du Mus.
@ Hist. Nat., ix, 1822, pp. 307-380.

Note sur la Cariama, p. 323; Oriolus aurantius Valenc., p. 324.

1822. TauNBERG, C. P. Piprae novae species descriptae. <Mém de UAcdd. St.-Pé
tersb. for 1817-1818, viii, 1822, pp. 282-287, pll. vii, viii.

PP. caudata (pl. 7, f. 1),forficata (pl. 7, f.2), lineata (pl. 8, f..1), cyanea (pl. & f. 2), viridis
(pl. 8, £3), virens, pusilla (pl. 8, f. 4), fasciata, frontalis, cephaleucos, flavogaster, brunnea,
atra—neco omnes Pipra generis sunt.

1823. Anon. Brasilianisches Museum in Wien. <Oken’s Isis, Jabrg. vii, 1623, Bey-
lage No. 9. s

Remarks upon the specimens contained, with notes on the birds passim.

1823. ScHREIBERS, C. v. Nachrichten von den kaiserl. dsterreichischen Naturfor-
schern in Brasilien und den Resultaten ihrer Betriebsamkeit. <( Oken's Isis,
Jahrg. vii, 1823, pp. 714-724.

Aus Amtsrelationen der k. k. Gesandschaft und aus den Berichten der Naturforscher an
Herrn v. Schreibers, und nach Untersuchung der eingesendeten Gegenstinde u.s.w. (Brinn,
bey Tratzler, Hft. 2, 1822, 89, SS. 114.)—Unter den Vigeln, von 61 verschiedenen Arten,
befinden sich 2 Geyer, 23 Papageyen, 69 Singvégel, 25 Tauben, 2 Hiihner u. s. w.—Vergl. 1820,
ScHREWERS, C. v.

1823. ScHREIBERS, C. v. Nachrichten von den kayserl. dsterreichischen Naturfor-
schern in Brasilien den Resultaten ihrer Betriebsamkeit. < Oken’s Isis, Jahrg.
vii, 1823, pp. 1042-1065.

Aus Amtsrelationen der k. k. Gesandschaft und aus den Berichten der Naturforscher. Von
Hrn. von Schreibers und nach Untersuchung der eingesendeten Gegenstande u.s.w. (Brinn,
bey Tratzler, Heft 2, 1822, 8°, SS. 114.) —Vigel, pp. 1061-1063.—Vergl. 1820, SCHRETBERS. C. ¥.

1823-31. Spix, J. B. v., and Martius, C. F. E. Reise in Brasilien auf Befehl Sr.
Majestiit Maximilian Joseph I, Kénigs von Baiern in den Jahren 1717 bis
1820 gemacht und beschrieben von Dr. Joh. Bapt. von Spix, und Dr. Carl.
Frieder. Phil. von Martius. Miinchen, 1823[-1831]. 3Thle. 4to.
{See beyond, ADDENDA.]
1824. Desm . . st [DesmarestT, A.G.] Abbildungen zur Naturgeschicbte Brasiliens
+++ parle prince Maximilien . . . < Féruss. Bull., 2° sect., ii, 1234, p. 191,
1824. F[GRussac, —DE?] Abbildungen zur Naturgesvhichte Brasiliens. . . . .
< Féeruss, Bull., & sect., iii, 1824, pp. 221, 22.
1824, LicuTENSTEIN, H. Die Werke von Maregrave und Piso, tiber die Naturge-
schichte Brasiliens, erliiutert aus den wieder autgefundenen Original-Abbil-
dungen von Lichtenstein. < Oken’s Isis, Jahre. viii, 24. Litter, <lnzeig., pp
57-74, meee
Aus d. Abhandl. Berl. Akad.—Vergl. auch 1820, LICHTENSTEIN, H.
Wo. 2] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 251

1824-25. Spix, J.B. v. ‘‘Avium species novae, quas in itinere per Brasiliam annis
1817-20 collegit et descripsit. 2 vols. Folio. Monachii, 1824-25, Vol. I,
1824, pp. 90, pll. 104. Vol. II, 1825, pp. 85, pll. 118.”

Not seen,—as I specially regret to say in this case.

1825, ANON. Beytriige zur Nat. Gesch. v. Brasilien von M. Prinzen zu Wied. Weimar,
Landes-Industrie-Comptoir. 1825, 8 B. I. 612 mit 3 Kpfrt. <(Oken’s Isis,
Jahrg. ix, 1825, pp. 1835-1340.

Végel, pp. 1337, 1338.

1825. Bonaparts, C. [L.] Descriptions of ten species of South American Birds.
< Journ, Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., iv, 1825, pp. 370-387.

Monasa fusca Bp., Picus rubricollis var.?, Dendrocolaptes angustirostris, Fringilla faveola,
Tanagra flava, Muscicapa violenta Bp., Muscicapa taenioptera Bp., Muscicapa pullata Bp.,
Caprimulgus senvitorquatus, Rallus nigricans.

1825. BonapaRTE, C.[L.] Notes to the paper entitled Descriptions of ten species of

South American Birds. < Journ. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., v, 1825, pp. 137-140.
Picus rubricollis and 3 spp. of Rallus. ER. melanurus Bp., p. 139.—Also separate, pp. 4.

1825. Lesson, [R.] P. Remarques sur quelques Oiseaux de la province de Rio-de-
Janeiro et des environs de Monte-Vidéo; . tans par MM. Quoy et Gaimard.
-.. <Féruss, Bull., 2° sect., vi, 1825, p. 93.

Extrait des Annales des Sci. Nat., t. iv, Avril 1825, pp. 474-481, q. v.

1825. Lesson, R. P. Description de dix espéces d’oiseaux de Amérique méridionale

... 3 parCh. Bonaparte. ... < Féruss. Bull., 2° sect., vi, 1825, pp. 412, 413.
Journ, Phila. Acad., iv, No. 12; Mai 1825, pp. 370-387, g. v.

1825. Quoy, J. R. C.,and GarmaRD, J.P. Remarques sur quelques Oiseaux de la pro-.
vince de Rio-de-Janeiro et des environs de Montévidéo; sur leurs meurs et
leur distribution géographique. <( Ann. des Sci. Nat., iv, 1825, pp. 474-481.

1825. Sprx, J. B. v., and Martius, C.F. P. Musical Thrush [?] of Brazil. < Edinb.
Philos. Journ., xii, 1825, pp. 186, 187.

From ‘Travels in Brazil’.

1825, Sucn,G. Descriptionsof some hitherto uncharacterized Brazilian Birds, < Zool.
Journ., ii, 1825, pp. 110-117, pl. 4.

Galbula ceycoides, p.112; Gubernetes (g. o., p, 114) cunninghami, p. 114, pl. 4; Dendrocolaptes
crassirostris, D. fortirostris, p.115; Ardea fasciata, p. 117.

1825-33. MAXIMILIAN, PRINZ ZU WIED-NEUWIED. Beitrige zur Naturgeschichte von
Brasilien,.... Weimar. 1825-33. 4 vols. 8vo.

This is the date of the whole work: see vols. III, IV, cited beyond, 1830-33.

1826. GaRNoT, P. Remarques sur la Zoologie des iles Malouines, faites pendant
le Voyage autour du monde de la Corvette la Coquille, exécuté en 1822, 1823,
1624 et 1825. <Ann. des Sci. Nat., vii, 1826, pp. 39-59,

Sylvia macloviana, p. 44; Certhia antaretica, p. 45; Charadrius pyrocephalus, Tringa ur-
villii, p. 46; Haematopus lewcopodus, p. 47; Podiceps occipitalis, p. 50; Procellaria lessonii,
p. 54; Anser antarcticus, p. 58, spp. nn.—Observations sur le Ohionis.

1826. Less[on, R. P.] Description de quelques oiseaux du Brésil jusqu’d présent mal
caractérisés, par George Such. . . . < Féruss. Buill., 2° sect., vii, 1826,

i pp. 246, 247.

Zool. Journ., ii, No. 5, 1825, pp. 110-117.

1826-27. ScouLER, J. Account of a Voyage to Madeira, Brazil, Juan Fernandez,
and the Gallapagos Islands, performed in 1824 and 1825, with a view of ex-
amining their Natural History, &e. < Hdinb. Journ. Scei., v, 1826, pp. 195-
214; vi, 1827, pp. 51-78, 228-236.

Containing cursory remarks on birds, especially Procellariida.

1827. [EprTor1aL.] [Note on Mr. W.S. MacLeay’s ‘Remarks on the comparative
anatomy of certain Birds of Cuba” (in Trans, Linn. Soc.?).] <( Philos. Mag.,
i, 1827, p. 65.

1827. Garnot, P. Notice respecting the Zoology of the Falkland Islands. < Edinb.
Journ. Sci., vi, 1827, pp. 321-325.

Translated from Ann. Se. Nat., vii, 1826, pp. 39-59. A summary of the ornithological featnres
occupies most of the article.
252 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.  |71V-

1827, L[uRoTH], 8. G. Remarques sur la zoologie des iles Malouines, . - - 5 Par
M. Garnot. ... < Féruss. Bull, 2¢ sect., x, 1827, pp. 127-129.
Ann. des Sc. Nat., Janv. 1826, pp. 39-59.

1827-28. Kine, P. P. Extracts from a letter addressed by Capt. Philip Parker King, |
R.N., F.B.S. and L.8., to N. A. Vigors, Esq., on the Animals of the Straits
of Magellan. < Zool. Journ., iii, 1827, pp. 422-432; iv, 122%, pp. 91-108, pl.
suppl. 29.

I. Haliwetus erythronotus, p. 424; Strix rusipes, p. 426; S. nana, p. 427; Sylvia dorealis, p.
428; 8. obscura, p. 429; Picus magellanicus, p. 430; Mellisuga kingii Vig., p. 452, spp. nn.—
Annotations throughout by Mr. Vigors. II. Columba meridionalis,p. 92; Scolopaz ma-
gellanicus, p. 93; Rhynchewa occidentalis, Rallus setosus, p. 94; Rallus antarcticus, Fulica
chloropoides, p.95; F. gallinuloides, Charadrius rubecola, p. 96; Anas raflesit, p. 97, pl suppl.
29; Anas specularis, A. specularioides, p. 98; A. ereccoides, p. 99; Oidemia patachonica, p.
100; Podiceps, leucopterus, Phalacrocorax niger, p. 101; P. atriceps, p. 102; P. cirriger, Larus
haematorhynchus, p. 103, spp. nn.

1828, ANON. Avium species novae, quas in itinere per Brasiliam annis 1817-1820 col- .
legit et descripsit Dr. J. B. de Spix. Tabule lithographice 118 a M. M.
Schmid sculpt. Monachii 1825. 4. maj. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxi, 1828, pp. 88-92,

Inhaltsverzeichniss der Tafeln, Végel, pp. 89-92. s

1828. Lesson, [R. P.] Extrait d’une lettre adressée 4 M. Vigors par le capitaine
King, sur les productions animales du détroit de Magellan. .. - < Féruss.
Bull., 2¢ sect., xv, 1828, pp. 150, 151.

Zool. Journ., No. 11, 1827, pp. 422-432, and No. 13, 1828, pp. 91-105.

1828. Lesson, [R. P.] Notes & ajouter au mémoire intitulé: Description de dix es-
peces d’Oiseaux américains; par Charles Bonaparte. . . . < Féruss. Bull.
2¢ sect., xiii, 1828, pp. 240, 241.

Journ. Phila. Acad., v, pp. 137-140: voyez Féruss. Bull., vi, 1825, pp. 412, 413.

1828. Vicors, N. A. On some species of Birds from Cuba. < Zool. Journ., iii, 1225,
pp. 432-448. :

Treats of 45 spp. Accipiter fringilloides, p. 434; Faleo sparverioides, p. 436; Pyrrhula
collaris, p. 440; Colaptes fernanding, p. 445; Columba inornata, p. 446, spp. nn.—The above is
a gub-title of Art, XLVI, ‘‘Sketches in Ornithology," etc.

1829, ANON. Notices Zoologiques communiquées par le Dr. Poeppig, pendant son
voyage dans le Chili. ... <Féruss. Bull., 2° sect., xix, 1829, pp. 95-104.

Extrait de Fror. Notizen, No. 529, juillet 1829.

1829. ANon. Abbildungen zur Naturgeschichte Brasiliens, herausgegeben von Max-
imilian, Prinzen von Wied. Weimar, Industrie-Comptoir. Lief. xii. 22. Fol.
ill. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxii, 1829, pp. 74, 75.

1829. BECKLIMICcHEW, A. Notice sur deux nouvelles espéces d’oiseaux du Brésil.
<_ Nouv. Mém. Soc. Imp. Nat. de Moscou, i, 1829, pp. 375-390.

Not seen: title from Roy. Soc. Cat.

1829. FéRussac, — DE. Voyage de M. Alcide d'’Orbigny dans le sud de l'Amérique
méridionale. < Féruss. Bull., 2° sect., xix, 1829, pp. 212-222.

1830. [FiscHER, G.] [Note sur les Oiseaux envoyés par M. Coffrane de Bahia en
Amérique.] < Bull. Soc. Imp. Nat. Moscou, ii, 1829, p. 10. :

1830. Kine, P. P. Ueber die Thiere an der Magellans-Strasse. <Oken’s Isis, Bd.
xxiii, 1830, pp. 1181-1183, 1234-1236.

Aus dem Zool. Jour., 1827, pp. 422-432, und 1828, pp. 91-105. Vergl. 1827-23, Kine, P. P.

1830. Kine, P. P. [Characters of New Genera and Species of Birds from the Straits
of Magellan.) <P. Z. S., i, 1830, pp. 14-16, 29, 30.

Turdus magellenicus, (Peittacara leptorhyncha, Picus melanocephalus, p. 14; Hylactes (n. g.)
tarnii, Columba fitzroyti, Cygnus anatoides, Anser inornatus, Micropterus patachonicus, Anas
chiloensis, A. Fretensis, p. 15; Synallaxis anthoides, Dendrocolaptes albogularis, Trochilus fer-
nandensis, T. stokesti, Phalacrocorax imperialis, P. sarmientonus, P. erythrops, p. 30.

1830. MacLzeay, W. 8. Bemerkungen iiber die vergleichende Anatomie verschie-
dener Végel aus Cuba, mit Riicksicht auf ihren Platz im System. < Oken's
Isis, Bd. xxiii, 1830, pp. 895-R02,

Auszug aus den ,, Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond., xvi, p. 149, tb. 1-15" (2).
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 253

183-? D’OrbIGNy, A. Extrait de deux Lettres 4 M. de Férussac, de Buenos-Ayres
le 30 Oct. 1828 et de Rio Negro le 18 Févr. 1829, sur l’Histoire Naturelle de
ces Contrées. < Féruss. Bull., xix, p. 212.

Not seen: title from Ag. & Strickl. Bibl.

1830. Sucu, G. Einige unbestimmte brasilische Vigel. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxiii,
1830, pp. 843, 844.

Auszug aus dem Zool. Jour., ii, 1825, pp. 110-117, g. v.

1830. Vicors, N. A. Ueber einige Végel aus Cuba. < Olen’s Isis, Bd. xxiii, 1830,
pp. 1165-1168,

Zool. Journal, No. xi, p. 482.

1830-33. Maximitian, Prinz zu Wiep. Beitriige | zur | Naturgeschichte | von
| Brasilien, | von | Maximilian, Prinzen zu Wied. | — | III. [IV.] Band. | Erste
[Zweite] Abtheilung. [. . . .]|—| Weimar, | [. . .] 1830 [-1833]. 8vo.
Vol. III, Erste Abth., 1830, 2 p. 1L, pp. 1-636; Zweite Abth., 1831, pp. xii,
637-1278 +-11., mit einer Tafel (figg. 1-7). Vol. IV, Erste Abth., 1832, 2 p. 11,
pp. 1-442; Zweite Abth., 1833, pp. viii, 443-946, mit 2 Tafeln (figg. 1-10, 1-5).

The secondary title of this work is:—Verzeichniss | der | Amphibien, Siiugethiere und Végel,
| welche | auf einer Reise zwischen dem 13ten und dem 28sten | Grade siidlicher Breite | im
6stlichen Brasilien | beobachtet wurden.—As above indicated, Birds occupy the 3d and the
4th Band, each of 2 Abtheilungen; in all, 4 vols., the pagination of the two portions of each
Band being continuous. Some 450 spp.or more are systematically treated, the text being
chiefly descriptive, but also including gencral matter, and some little criticism and synonymy.
The author’s new species appear to have been already described in his ‘Reise’, or elsewhere,
and many of them were figured by Temminck in the Planches Coloriées. The three copper-
plates represent some anatomical subjects, bills, and feet.—Whole work, 1825-33.

1831. Kine, P.P. [On the distinctive characters of several species of Birds from the

Straits of Magellan.] <( Philos. Mag., ix, 1831, pp. 226, 227.

Synallaxis anthotdes, Dendrocolaptes albo-gularis, p. 226; Trochilus fernandensis, T. stokesii,
Phalacrocorax impceriatis, P. sarmientonus, P. erythrops, p.227. From P. Z. S., Jan. 25, 1831.
1831. Vicors, N. A. [Remarks on the exhibition of several new species of birds from

the Straits of Magellan.] <( Philos. Mag., ix, 1831, pp. 64-66.
From P. Z. §., Dec. 14,1830. Being those collected by P. P. King, and described from his
MSS.

1832. Garnot, [P.] Ueber die Zoologie der Malwinen zwischen 52 und 53° §. B. und

56—60° W. L., dstlich von Patagonien. <( Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxv, 1832, pp. 180-184.
Auszug aus Annales des Sciences, t. vii, 1826, p.39. (Lesson und D'Urville, Voy. Coquille.)

1832, MAXIMILIAN, PRINZ ZU WIED. Beytriige zur Naturgeschichte von Brasilien
von Maximilian, Prinzen zu Wied. Weimar, Ind. Compt. Bd.3. Abth, 1.
30. 8. 636; Abth. 2.31.637—1278. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxv, 1832, pp. 56-60.
Auszug, 8S. 55 u. folg. Végel, pp. 57-60.
1832, Vicors,N.A. [Characters of New Species of Birds collected by Mr. Cuming in

Chili and Mexico.] <P. Z.8., ii, 1832, pp. 3, 4.
Capito aurifrons, Xanthornus chrysocarpus, Aglaia chilensis, p. 3; Picus aurocapillus,
Coccothrauste chrysopeplus, Ortyx spilogaster, p. 4.

1834. Grorrroy St. Hiarre, Isip., and DE BLAINVILLE, H. M. D. Rapport sur les
résultats scientifiques du voyage de M. Alcide D’Orbigny dans l’ Amérique du
sud, pendant les années 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1880, 1831, 1832 et 18383. < Now.
Ann. du Mus., iii, 1834, pp. 84-115.

Quant aux oiseaux... etc., pp. 92 et seq.
1834, GouLp, J. Sur des Oiseaux de ’Amérique Méridionale. < L’ Institut, ii, 1834,
No. 64, p. 252.
Not seen: title from Carus and Engelmann, Bibl.
1834. Hearne, J. [Note on Birds of Hayti.] <P. Z.S., ii, 1834, p. 25.
1834. Hearne. J. [Letter accompanying a Present of several Living Animals from
: the Island of Hayti.] <P. Z.S., ii, 1834, p. 110.
254 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.  [¥h¥.

1834, Kinc,P.P. Végel von Magellanstrasse. <Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxvii, 1234, pp. #18,
819.
Auszug aus Philos. Mag., ix, 1831, pp. 226, 227.
1834. Vicors,N.A. Ueber Kings Végel von der Magellanstrasse.
xxvii, 1834, pp. 815, 816.
Aus Philos. Mag., ix, 1831, pp. 64-66.
1834-41. Swainson, W. Ornithological Drawings: a Selection of Birds of Brazil and
Mexico. London. Pub, in seven parts, 1834-41. vo. 74 pil.
Not seen: others quote a literally very different title. [See beyond, ADDENDA.]

1835. HEARNE, J. [Notice of a Collection of Bird-skins, 16 spp., formed by him in
Hayti.] <P.Z.S., iii, 1835, p. 105.
1835. Vicors,N.A. [Thiere von Cuming von Vigors bestimmt.] < Oken’s Isis, Bd.

Xxviii, 1835, pp. 365, 366.
Aus Chili und Mexico. Auszug aus P. Z. S., 1832, pp. 3, 4, q. 0-

1835-44-47. pD’ORBIGNY, A. Voyage | dans | L’Amérique Méridionale | (le Brésil, la
République Orientale de Uruguay, la République | Argentine, la Patagonie,
la République du Chili, la République de Bolivia, | la République du Pérou), |
exécuté pendant les années 1826, 1827, 1828, 1529, 1830, 1531, 1832 et 1633,
| par | Alcide d’Orbigny, | Chevalier de Ordre royale de la Légion d’Hon-
neur, Officier de la Légion d’Honneur de la République | Bolivienne, Président
dela Société Géologique de France et Membre de plusieurs Académies | et
Sociétés savantes nationales et étrangéres. | Ouvrage dédié au Roi, | et publié
sous les auspices de M. le Ministre de l’Instruction publique | (commencé sous
Je ministére de M. Guizot). | — | Tome Quatritme. | 3.° Partie: Oiseaux. | — |
Paris, | chez P. Bertrand, éditeur, | Libraire de la Société géologique de
France, | rue Saint-André-des-Arcs, 32. | Strasbourg, | chez V.¢ Levrault, rue
de Juifs, 33. | — | 1835-1644. Very large 4to. 3 p. ll. (titles, each backed
blank), pp. i-iij (advts. ), pp. 1-395, with col’d folded map.—Also, Atlas Zoologi-
que, being Vol. IX of the series, Oiseaux, 4to, pll. 1-6, 6 bis, 7-66 (= 67), 1847.

The above title is that of Part 3 of Vol. IV, being the Birds, separately paged from the rest
of the volume, and furnished with 3 title-pages. The composition of the whole work is:
Tomes I, II, and IU, Partie 1, Partie Historique. Tome LI, Partie 2, Géographie; Partie 3,
Géologie. Tome IV, Partie1, Homme Américain; Partie 2, Mammiféres: Partie 3, OISEAUX;
Tome V, Partie 1, Reptiles; Partie 2, Poissons; Partie 3, Mollusques; Partie 4, Polypiers;
Partie 5, Foraminiféres. Tome VI, Partie 1, Crustacés; Partie 2. Insectes. Tome VIL,
Parties 1 et 2, Cryptogames; Partie 3, Palmiers. Tome VIII, ATLas Historique, Géogra-
phique, Géologique, Paléontologique et Botanique. Tome IX, ATLas Zoologique, compre-
nant les Mammiféres, les OISEAUX, ete.

The date of the ornithological text is 1833-44, as per title-page ; that of the ornithological
atlas is ostensibly 1847, but the plates are citud inthe text. The Atlas Zoologique forms the
IX. and last vol. of the series. Ithas no text except the title-page, which corresponds closely,
put is not identical with that of the text above cited, the author having added more titles
after his name, and another change being of course to | —| Tome Neuviéme. | Atlas | Zoolo-
gique | (Mammiféres, Oiseaux, Reptiles, Poissons, Mollusques, Polypiers, Foraminiféres,
Crustacés et Insectes.) |

The sixty-seven plates of birds of the atlas are as follows :—P1 i, f.1, 2, Carthartes urubu,
téte et auf; £3, 4, C. aura, téte et euf; f.5, Polyborus vulgaris, wut. P. 2, f.1, 2, Phaleobenus
montanus, ad. et jun.; f.3, 4, enfs de Polyborus chimango. P1.3,f.1.°.2 9, Buteo tricolor. Pl.
4, £1, Tamnophilus [sic] aspersiventer ; f.2,T. schistaceus. Pl. 5, f. 4, DT. fuliginosus [by error
for schistaceus] ; f.2, T. aterrimus. Pl. 6, f. 1, T. fresnavanus; £2. Conopophaga nigro-cincta.
PL Gbis, f.1, 2, Myothera [sic] analis; f. 2, M. nigro-maculatus. V1. 7, £.1-2, RRinomya lan-
ceolata; f.3,4, Megalonix [sic] rufo-gularis. Pl. s, t.1, Mf. rwficeps; f.2, M. albicollis. PL 9: F-35,
Turdus fuscater ; £2, T. chiguanaco. PL. 10, f.1, euf de T. rujiventris ; f. 2. 2a, Orpheus calan-
dria; £3, 0. thenca. Pl.11,f.1, O. dorsalis; f.2, O.patagonicus. Ti. 12. f. 1, Donacobius albo-
lineatus ; f. 2, Sylvia leucoblephora. PI. 13, f. 1, Hylophilus rufice; s; t. 2, Dacnis Jlaviventer
{sic]. Pl. 14, f. 1, 2, Synallaxis dorso-maculata; f 3, 4, 8. maluroides. PL 13, =. 1 &
torquata ; f. 2, S. bitorquata. Pl. 16, f. 1, S. striaticeps; f. 2, 8 albiceps. Pl. i, f. 1 Ss.
Suliginiceps ; £. 2, 8. humicola. Pl. 18, f. 1, Sylvia concolor; 1 2, Nemosia sordida. Pi
19, f. 1, Tachyphonus versicolor ; f. 2, T. capitatus. Pl. 20, £1 2.2 g, T. luctuosus PL
21, £1, T. favinucha; f. 2, 3, Euphonia serrirostris, Pl. 22, f. 1. E. laniirostris ; f. 4 E.

pe

<Oken’s Isis, Bd.
| No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 255

1835-44-47. p’OrBiGNy, A.—Continued.

rufceps ; f. 3, euf de Embernagra platensis; f. 4, uf de Aglaya [sic] eprscopus. Pl. 23,
f.1, Tanagra montana; £2, 1. cyanocephala, Pl. 24, f. 1, 2. scrankit [sic]; £2, 2. yeni, Pl. 25,
£1, Z cyanicollis [sic]; £2, L.igniventris. Pl. 26, f.1, Ramphocelus atro-sericeus; f.2, Pyranga
albicollis, Pl. 27, f.1, Embernagra torquata; f.2, E.rufinucha, Pl. 28, f.1, Saltator rufiventris ;
£2, 8. similis, £.3, ouf de S. aurantiirostris; £.4, euf de S.ceeruleseens. Pl. 29, f£.1, Phylotoma
rutila; £2, P.angustirostris. Pl. 80, £1, Pipra fasciata; £2, Ampelis viridis, Pl. 31, f. 1,4.
rubro-cristata ; £.2,3,4, Pachyrhynchus marginatus. P1. 32, f.1,2, Tyrannus tubereulifer ; f.3, 4,
TP. rusiventris. Pl. 33, £1, 2, Todirostrum ecaudatum ; £.3, 4, T. margaritaceiventer [sic]. Pl, 34, f.
1,2, Muscipeta cinnamomea (= vieillotié of the text, p. 321]; £.3, 4, Setophaga brunneiceps. Pl.
35, £1, &. verticalis ; £.2, Muscicapa striaticollis. Pl. 36, f.1, Alecturus [=Arundinicola of text, p.
335] flaviventris; £.2, Oulicivora [= Setophaga of the text, p. 330] budytotdes. Pl. 37, £.1, 0. regu-
loides; f. 2, Fluvicola rujipectoralis. Pl. 88, f.1, F.leucophrys; £.2, F.enanthoides. P1.39, f.1,
AMuscigralla brevieauca [sic]; f.2, Pepoaza variegata; £.3, euf de Tyrannus sulphuratus ; f£.4,
cuf dle Pepoaza polyglotta. Ll. 40, f.1, Muscisaxicola mentalis ; f.2, IL rufivertex. Pl. 41, f.1, IL.
striaticeps ; 1.2, M. maculirostris. PI. 42, f. 1, Cypselus montivagus; £.2, O.andecolus ; 1.3, cut
de Caprimulgus nacunda. P), 43, f.1, Certhilauda cunicularia; f.2, 0. tenuirostris; £.3, euf de
Passerina flava; t. 4, uf de P. nigriceps. Pl. 44, f.1, Certhilauda maritima; £2, Emberiza
luteocephata ; £. 3, cuf de Tyrannus savanha [sic]; f.4, euf de Fluvicolaicterophrys. Pl. 45, f.1,
Emborizahypochondria; £.2, E. carbonaria ; f.3, eufde Muscieapaicterophrys; £.4, euf de Loxia
cucultata [sic]. Pl. 46, f.1, Bmberizaspeculifera; f.2, E.fulviceps. P). 47, £1, Emberiza griseo-
cristata; f.2, E. atriceps; £.3, euf de l’E.matutina; f.4,ceuf del'E. gubernatriz. P|. 48, f.1,
Linavia analis ; £.2, Carduelis atratus; £.3, euf de 0. tristis ; f. 4, uf de Icterus virescens. Pl.

49, f.1¢) 29, Pitylus aireoventris; £.3, ouf de Tyrannus sulphuratus ; £.4, out te Cassicus soli-

tarius. Pl. 50, f.1, Pyrrhula bicolor; f.2, P. glaswco-ceerulea; f.3, eufde Icterus pyrrhopterus; f.4,

wufde Fringillacucullata. P1.51,f 1, Cassicusyuracares; £.2, C. atrovirens; f.3, eufde Tyrannus
melancholicus ; f. 4, euf de Pepoaza rixosa. Pl. 52, f. 1, Cassicus chrysonotus ; f. 2, 3, Icterus
maxillaris; f. 4, ceuf de I. brevirostris; f. 5, euf de I. flavus. Pl. 53, £.1, Garrulus viridicyanus
[sic] ; £ 2, Dendrocolaptes procurvus [= D. lafresnayanus intext); f.3, eufde Garrulus chrysops;
f. 4, euf de G. cyanomelas. PI. 64, f. 1, Dendrocolaptes atrirostris; f.2, Anabates sguammiger;
£.3, out deTyrannus melancholicus ; £.4, euf de Saltator cerulescens. Pl. 55, f.1, Anumbius uni-
rufus; 1.2, nid de Furnarius rufus; £8, Anabates gutturalis. Pl. 56, £ 1, Uppucerthia mon-
tana; £2, U. andecola; f.3, euf de Furnarius rufus; £4, eufde Anumbius striaticeps. Pl. 57,
f.1, Uppucerthia vulgaris; £. 2, U. nigro-fumosa; £.3, cut de Fluvicola bicolor; f.4, euf de
Pepoaza polyglotta. PI. 58, f. 1,2, Serrirostrum carbonarium; f.3, 8. sittoides. P1.59, f. 1, Coni-
rostrum cineveum ; £.2, Orthorhynchus smaragdinicollis. Pl. 60, f. 1, O. pamela; f. 2, O. ame-
thysticollis. BP. 61, f.1, O. estella; £2, O. adela. Pl. 62, Colaptes rupicola; £.2, Piéus cactorum.
Pl. 63, f£.1, P. at*iventrik; £2, P. canicapillus. Pl. 64,f.1,P. puneticeps; £2, Picwmnus albo-
squamatus. Pl. 65, f.1, P. fumigatus; t.2, P. nigriceps. Pl. 66, f.1, Trogon antisianus; f. 2,
Aulacorhynchus ceruleicinctus,

This treatise with its many beautiful plates takes a conspicuous place among the few great,
works on South American ornithology, and d’Orbigny is to be named with such leaders as
Azara and Molina of earlier timés, Lafresnaye, Hartlaub, Tschudi, and thé Prinz von Wied
of his own period, and Burmeister, Pelzeln, Cabanis, Sclater, Salvin, Liwrence, and others,
who have subsequently made the history of South American orhithology what it is. Itisa
comprehensive systematic treatise dn sdine three or four hundred species, iztrodaced and in-
terspersetl with general considerations of the avifauna of South America and'the ¢lassifica-
tion and geographical distribution of the birds, treating the families, genera, and species in
detail—the latter with synonymy, description, and critical and field-notes. -A colored map of
the comparative zones of latitude and altitude illustrates the geographical distribution of
the avifauna. It is an expensive wor: ik, not generally accessible in its entirety; but the orni-
thologicsl portidn is found separate, with or without the atlas.

The new species discovered on this Expedition appear to have been earlier described by the
author and the Baron de Lafresnaye, in Guérin-Ménéville’s Magasin de Zoologie, or elsewhere.
The following may be here new, being those for which no earlier reference is given:—
Thammopphitis bchistacetis, p.170; Atyrmothera menetriesii, p. 184; Thryothorus Modulator, p.

230; Syntllaxis maluroides, S. troglodytoidés, p. 288; S. maximiliant, p. 247; S. patagonica, p.

249; genus Anumbius, p. 251; Embernagra olivaschns, p. 285; Saltator azarae, p. 287; Tyrannus
rufescens, p. 308; Todirostrum datum, p.316; Muscipet illemini, p. 319; M. vieillotii, p.
321; M. ralloides, p. 322; genus Museicapara, * p. 825; Hf. et acirITE 326; I bolibtana, j p. 828;
genus Arundinicola, p. 335; genus Sutriré [!!!], p.387; gonus Pepoaza, p. 346; P. andecola, p
$51; Dendrocolaptes lafresnaranus, p. 308 ; Colaptés rupicola, p.377; Picus cactorum, P. atriven-
tris, p.278; P. canipileus, P. puncticeps, p. 379; P. fumigatus, P. nigriceps, Picwmnus albosqua-
matus, p. 380; Aulacorhynchus ceeruleo-cinctus, p. 382.

1836. Kirriitz,{[F.H.v.] Ueber einige Vogel von Chili, [u.s. w.] <Oken’s Isis, Bd.
xxix, 1836, pp. 347-351.
Ausziige aus Alc. Acad. Imp. des Sciences de Prtersbourg, tome i, 1881, p. 174.
256 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.  [V0L¥.

1836, Martin, R. M. History | of the | West Indies: | comprising |. - - - cake nest
of the title differs in the two vols.] By R. Montgomery Martin, FP. 8. 8. |
[Seal.]| Vol. I. [II.]|—]| London: | Whittaker & Co. Ave Maria Lane,
| — | MDCCCXXXVI. | 2 vols. 16mo? [half-sheets—8 U. to a sig.]. Vol. I,
pp. xxxvi, 308; Vol. II, pp. viii, 350.

Slightly ornithological in some places—as at I, pp. 83, 84; II, pp. 82-94.

1836. Moritz, C. Notizen zur Fauna der Insel Puertorico. < Arch. f. Naturg., ii, (1),
1836, pp. 373-392.

Otnithologisch passim.

1836. Taytor, R. C. Notes on Natural Objects observed while staying in Cuba,
<_Loudon’s Mag. Nat. Hist., ix, 1836, pp. 449-457.

Narrative, partly ornithological.

1837. Bonaparte, C. L. [Notices and Descriptions of new or interesting Birds from
Mexico and South America.] <P. Z. 8., v, 1e37, pp. 108-122.

I, on birds from Mexico, 35 spp. ; IJ, from Guatemala, 39 spp.; IL, from Brazil near Pern,
20 spp.—Centurus subelegans, p. 109; Icterus parisorum, p. 110; Cardinalis sinuatua, p. 111;
Tyrannus divaricata, Pipra elegantissima, p.112; P. linearis, p.113; Centurus Santa Cruzi,p.
116; Euphonia hirundinacea, Arremon giganteus, Ieteria velasquezii, p. 117; Sylvicola deeur-
tata, Turdus grayi, p. 118; Scolepacinns (g. n.) rufiventris, p. 119; Micrepogon flavicolle, Asthe-
nurus rujiventris, Guiraca magnirostris, Spiza versicolor, p.120; Tanagra darwinii, Aglaia nigro-
cincta, Rhamphocelus icteronotus, p. 121; Agalaia schrankii, Pipra scrutata, p.122, spp. nn.

1837. BREDOW, — v. Ausziige aus den Schreiben des reisenden Naturforschers C.
Moritz in Siid-Amerika. < Arch. f. Naturg., 1737, (1), pp. 408-41.

Ornithologisch passim.

1837. GOULD, J. [Characters of three New Neotropical Birds.] <P. Z. &., v, 1837,
pp. 79, 80.

Corvus nobilis, Ortyx guttata, p. 79; Thamnophilua fuliginosus, p. 80.

1837. L’ HERMINIER, Dr.—. Anatomie verschiedener Vigel aus Siidamerica. < Oken’s
Isis, Bd. xxx, 1837, pp. 847, 842.

Ausziige aus der Zeitschrift: L'Institut, 1837, Nr. 220.

1837. Lesson, R. P. Neue Végel. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxx, 1737, pp. 714, 715.

Ausziige aus der Zeitschrift: L’ Institut, ii, 1834, 316. 10 Arten: Afegalonyx medius, Phyto-
toma moline, Pyrgita peruviensis, p. 714; Pithylus [sic] olivaceus, P. luteus, Dolichonyz
griseus, Fringilla erythrorhyncha, Ada commersonii, Vermivora elegans, Troglodytes hornensis,
p. 715.

1837. D’ORBIGNy, A. Mémoire sur la distribution géographique des Oiseaux Passe-
reaux, dans l’Amérique méridionale. <Compt. Rend. de U_tead. Sci., v, 1337,
pp. 496-498.

Division des régions de l’Amérique méridionale en trois zones suivant leur distance a l'équa
teur.—Considération des espéces sous le rapport de la température des lieux qnu’elles habitent.

D’ORBIGNY, A. Observations on the Raptores of South America. < Mag. of
Zool. and Bot., i, 1837, pp. 347-359.

Trans. from Voy. Amér. M rid. Of very general character, but with special reference to
their distribution in zones of latitude and to their habits.”

1837

 

1837. Beytriige zur Naturgeschichte von Brasilien von Maximilian, Prinzen
za Wied. Weimar, Indust. Compt. iv. 1. 32. 8 442. <Oken’s Isis, Ba.
Xxx, 1837, pp. 97, 98.

1837, Beytriige zur Naturgeschichte von Brasilien von Max. Prinzen zu Wied.

 

Weimar. Industrie Comptoir. vi.2. 1233. = 443-946. 2 Tafeln. <Oken’s
Isis, Bd. xxx, 1837, pp. 177-179.
1837-38. D’ORBIGNY, A., and LAFRESNAYE, F. pr. Synopsis Avium in itinere per
Americam meridionalem collectarum. < Magas. de Zool., vii, 1537, pp. —-—
viii, 1838, pp. —-—. [88-434 pp.. with pl]
Not seen: defective title from Gicbel.

1838. Bonaparte, C. L. Catalogo di Uccelli Messicani e Peruviani. <Muori Ann.
Sci, Nat. Bologna, ii, 1233, pp. 340-348, 401-416.
This paper appears to be very similar to, if not a mere version of, that in P. Z. S., 1837 g.v.
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 257

1838, LarresnayeE, [F.] DE, and D’OrBIGNY, [A.] Notice sur quelques oiseaux do
Carthagéne et de la partie du Mexique la plus voisine, rapportés par M. Fer-
dinand de Candé, officier de la Marine royale. < Rer. Zool., i, 1838, pp. 164-166.
17 espéces.—Embernagra albinucha, Pipra pareolides, Synnalawis [sic] candei, p. 165; Tama-
tia gularis, p. 166, spp. un.
1838. D’ORBIGNY, A. Rapport sur un Mémoire de M. Aleide D’Orhbigny, intitulé: Sur la
distribution géographique des oiseaux passereaux dans l’Amérique méridionale.
< Compt. Rend. de V Acad. Sci., vi, 1838, pp. 190-194.

1839. Goutp, J. [Polyborus gallapagoensis von Darwin, u. s. w.] < Oken’s Isis,
Bd. xxxii, 1839, pp. 139, 140.
P. Z. &. London, 1837.
1839, LaFRESNAYE, F. DE. Quelques oiseaux nouveaux de la collection de M. Charles
Brelay, & Bordeaux. < Rev. Zool., ii, 1839, pp. 97-100.
‘ Pyranga sanguinolenta, Embernagra brunnei-nucha, E. pyrgitoides, p. 97; Pachyrhynchus
aglaiw, Myadestes [sic] obscurus, p. 98; Thriothorus guttulatus, Pyrrhula cinnamomea, p. 99;
Dendrocolaptes afinis, Uncirostrum brelayt, p.100. Toutes les espéces sont du Mexique.

1839. D’ORBIGNY, A. Histoire | Physique, Politique et Naturelle | de | L’Ile De
Cuba | par M. Ramon de la Sagra, Directeur du Jardin Botanique de la
Havane, | Correspondant de Institut Royal de France, ete. | — | >Or-
nithologie, | par Alcide D’Orbigny. | [Dessin.] | Paris, | Arthur Bertrand,
éditeur, | Libraire de la Société de Géographie | et de la Société Royale des
Antiquaires du Nord, | Rue Hautfeuille, 23. | — | 1839. 8vo, paper, form-
ing part (with the mammals) of one vol. of the series, separately paged, pp.
xxxi, 336. Folio atlas of pll.i-xix, xix bis, xx-xxi.

A standard work, to be used in connection with Vigor’s earlier and Gundlach's and others’
later treatises on the same subject. The Introduction, pp. vii-xxxi, is arésumé, from which it
appears there were known 129 Cuban spp., of 33 families—14 South American, 49 North Amer-
ican, 26 American, 8 Arctogean, 5 Neotropico-Arctogzean, and 27 Cuban and Antillian. The
main text treats of those species seriatim, systematically, and is synonymatic, descriptive, and
general. French, Latin, and Spanish indexes follow. The plates are published separately;
they are as follows:—Pl.1, Faleo sparverioides. 2, Otus siguapa D'Orb. 3, Noctua siju O’Orb.
4, Turdus rubripes. 5, Turdus minor. 6, Sciwrus [sic] sulfurascens. 7, Turdus carolinensis.
8, Sylvia palmarum. 9, Sylvia caerulescens. 10, Sylvia maritima. 11, Tanagra zena. 12,
Tyrannus caudifasciatus D’Orb. 13, Tyrannus magnirostris D'Orb. 14, Tyrannus matuti-
nus. 15, Passerina olivacea. 16, Linaria caniceps D'Orb. 17, Pyrrhula nigra. 18, Quiscalus
barytus. 19, Q. atroviolaceus D'Orb. 19 bis, Xanthornus dominicensis. 20, Icterus humeralis.
21, f. 1, Orthorhynchus colubris; £2, O.ricordi. 22, Todus multicolor. 23, Oolaptes superciliaris.
24, Oolaptes fernandine. 25, f.1, Saurothera merlini D’Orb. ; f. 2,3, Crotephaga ani. 26, Trogon
temnurus. 27, Columba portoricensis, 28, O. inornata. 29, Phaenicopterus americanus. 30,
Aiz sponsa. 31,f.1, Totanus flavipes, egg; £2, Parra jacana, egg; f. 3, Aramus guarauna;
f. 5, Rallus longirostris (head).

1839. D’ORBIGNY, A. Naturhistorische Schilderung des nérdlichen Patagonien. <Arch.
f. Naturg., 1839, (1), pp. 47-61.

Aus dessen Voy. dans l’Amér. Mérid, Grissten Theils ornithologischen Inhalts.

1839. D’ORBIGNY, A. Ueber die geographische Verbreitting und die Lebensweise der
siidamerikanischen Singviégel. < Arch. f. Naturg., 1839, (1) pp. 235-251.

Mitgetheilt aus dessen Reise, SS, 141-158.

1839, D’ORBIGNY, A. Voyage dans Amérique méridionale, par A. D’Orbigny. Paris,
Levrault, I. 1834, 672. 11.1886. 4. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxxii, 1839, pp.
406-435.

Verzeichniss der Végel, pp. 408, 410, 411. Ausziige, pp. 414-435.

1839. Vicors, N. A. [Observations upon a Collection of Birds from the West Coast
of South America.] <P. Z. S&., vii, 1839, p. 115.

1840, BoIssoNNEAU, [A.] Oiseaux nouveaux ou peu connus de Santa-Fé de Bogota.
< Rev. Zool., iii, 1840, pp. 2-8. :

Ampelis nattererii, p.2; A. rufocristata, A. rieferti, Tanagra constantii, p.3; T. vassorit, T.
rieferii, Uncirostrum La Fresnayti, p.4; U. d' Orbignyi, p.5; Ornismia [sic] bonarpartei [sic],
O. torquata, O. paradisea, p.6; O. guerinii, p.7; Trochilus La Fresnayi, p. 8.
258 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. (Vol. V.

1840. Borssonnrav, [A.] Oiseaux nouveaux de Santa-Fé de Bogota. < Rev. Zool.,
ili, 1640, pp. 66-71.

Tanagra eximia, p.66; T.teniata, T. labradorides, T. assimilis, p.67; T. albofrenatus, T. :
pallidinucha, p. 68; T. schistaceus, T. semirufus, p.69; Pterogloseus aibivitta, Quiscalus subalaria,
Setophaya ornata, p.70; Tyrannula fumigata, p. 71.

1840. Bonaparte, C.L. Catalogue d’Oiseaux du Mexique et du Pérou. < Rev. Zool.,
iii, 1240, pp. 19, 20.

This is not the article itself, but merely an editorial notice of Bp.’s new genus Scolopaciaus.
See P. Z. S. 1837.

1840. Fraser, L. [On some New Species of Birds from Bogota in the Collection of
the Earl of Derby.] <P. Z. S., viii, 1849, pp. 59, 60.

Turdus gigas, Psittacus chalcopterus, p. 59; Picus elegans, p. 60.

1840. LAFRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Oiseaux nouveaux de Santa-Fé de Bogota. < Rer.
Zool., iii, 1240, pp. 101-106. mn

Uncirostrum cyaneum, Conirostrum sitticolor, p.102; Merulaxis eenilis, M. griseicollis, UM.
squamiger, p. 103; If. analis, Anabates Boissonneautit, p. 104; Limnornis unirufus, L. canifrons,
p. 105. :

1840. LAFRESNAYE, F. DE. Nouvelles especes d’oiseaux tuées et rapportées par M.
Léclancher, chirurgien de la marine, embarqué sur la Vénus, dans son dernier
voyage de circumnavigation. < Rer. Zool., iii, 1840, pp. 259-261.

Turdus rufopalliatus, p.259; Passerina leclancheri, p. 260, spp. nn.

1840. Lesson, R. P. Oiseaux nouveaux. < Jer. Zool., iii, 1240, p.1.

Melias corallirhynchus, Ramphocelus afinis.

1840. ScHomBurGK, R. H. A Description | of | British Guiana, | Geographical and
Statistical: | exhibiting | its resources and capabilities, | together with | the
present and future condition and prospects | of the colony. | By | Robert H.
Schomburgk, Esq. | London: | Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., | Stationers’ Hall
Court. | 1840. 1 vol.8vo. 2p.ll., map, pp. 155.

In this little tract (by no means to be taken for Schomburgk’s great work on Guiana) there
occurs, under head of ‘‘Animal Kingdom”, some remarks on birds, pp. 37, 38.

1841. Bripces, T. [Notes on various Birds (19 spp.) and Mammals from Chile.]
<P. Z. 8., ix, 1841, pp. 93-95.

1841. GouLD, J. The | Zoology | of | the Voyage of H. M. 8. Beagle, | under the com-
mand of Captain Fitzroy, R. N., | during the years | 1832 to 1836, | Published
with the approval of | the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury. |
Edited and Superintended by | Charles Darwin, Esq., M. A. F. R. S. Sec. G.
S. | Naturalist to the Expedition. | — | Part III. | Birds, | by | John Gould,
Esq., F. LS. | — | London: | Published by Smith, Elder and Co. 65, Cornhill. |
MDCCCXLI. 4to. 4 p.ll., pp. ii, 156, 4 11, pll. col’d 50.

The technical matter of the work was prepared by Gould, with assistance from G. R. Gray;
but the general text is Darwin’s. Most of the new species collected én the voyage appest to
have been before described. The following names occur without citation of previous authority,
most of which, doubtless, if not all, are new :—Crazirez, p. 22; Striz punctatissima (Gray), p.
34; Progne modesta, p. 39; Hirundo frontalis, p. 40; Pyrocephalus, p. 44; P. parvirostris. p. 44;
P. obseurus, P. nanus, p. 45; P. dubius, p. 46; Myiobius (Gray), p. 46; Af. auriceps, p. 47; M.
magnirostris, M. parvirostris, p. 48; Serpophaga, S. albocoronata, p. 49; Pachyrhamphus (Gray),
P. alb , p. 50; P. minimus, p. 51; Lichenops erythropterus, p. 52; Flucicola azarae. p. 53;
Agriornis, A. stridtus, p. 56; A. mitropterus, p. 57; Opetiorhynchus lanceolatus, p. 68; Eremb-
bius, E. pheenicurus, p. 69; Synallaxis major, p. 76; S. rufogularis, p. 77; 8. flavigularis, S.
brunnea, p. 78; Limnornis, L. rectirostris, p. 80; L. curvirostris, p. 81; Dendrodramus, D. leu-
costernus, p. 82; Muscisaxicola brunnea, p. 84; Sylvicola aureola, p. 86; Pyrrhalanda nigriceps,
p. 81; Spermophila nigrogularis, Crithagra? brevirostris, p. 88; Ammodramus longicaudatues,
p. 90; A. xanthornus, p. 90; Zonotrichia caniéapilla, p. 91; Z. strigiceps, p. 92; Fringilla for-
mosa, P 93; Chloroapiza? xanthogram ima (Gray), p. 96; Emberozoides poliocephala (Gray), p. 98;

Geospiza magnirostris. G. strenua, }. 100; G. fortis, G. nebulosa, G. pAipinttcerns, AGE : as,
tirostris, G. parvula, p. 102; G. dubia, Camarhynchus prittaculus, C. crassirostris, p. 103; Cac-
tornis scandens, p. 104; C. assimilis, p. 105; Certhidea olivacea, p.106; Zenaida galapagoensis,
p. Ln: Squatarola fusca, p. 126; Totanus fuliginosus, p. 130; Porphyrio simplex, p. 133; Lainie
Suliginosus, p. 141. (Cinclodus and Rhinoerypta are proposed, apparently newly, by Gray on
ene of the unpaged leaves.) Most of the birds of the volume are South American. An appent
dix, by T.C. Eyvon, givessome anatomical details respecting 12 spp. The platesare as folows:—

 
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 259

1841. GouLp, J.—Continued.
Pll, Ailvago albogularis ; 2, Craxirex galepagoensis ; 38, Otus galapagoensis ; 4. Strix pune-
tatissima; 5, Progne modesta ; 6, Pyrocephalus parvirostris ; 7, P. nanus ; 8, Tyrannula magni-
rvostris; 9, Lichenops erythropterus ; 10, Fluvicola azare ; 11, Xolmis variegdta (marked Taent-
optera v.); 12, Agriornis micropterus ; 13, A. leweurus; 14, Pachyrhamphus albescens ; 15, P.
minimus ; 16, Wimus trifusciatus; 17, M. melanotis; 18, M. parvulus; 19, Uppucerthia dumeto-
ria; 20, Opetiorhynchus nigrofremosus (marked O. lanceolatus) ; 21. Eremobius phanicurus; 22,
aAnumbius acuticwudus (marked Synallavis major); 23, Synallaxis rufogularis; 24, 8. flavogu-
laris; 25, Limnornis curvirostris; 26, L. rectirostris; 27, Dendrodramusleucosternus; 28, Sylvicola
cureola; 29, Aimmodramus longicaudatus; 30, A. manimbe (marked A. xanthornus); 31, Passer
Jagoensis; 32, Chlorospiza melanodera ; 33, CO. xanthogramma ; 34, Aglaia striata (marked Tana-
gra darwin) ; 35, Pipile personata ; 36, Geospiza magnirostris ; 37, G. strenua ; 38, G. fortis ; 39,
G. parvula; 40, Camarhynchus psittaculus; 41, C. crassivostris; 42, Cactornis scandens; 43,
C. assimilis; 44, Certhidea olivacea ; 45, Xanthornus flaviceps ; 46, Zenaida galapagoensis ; 47,
Rhea darwinii; 48, Zapornia notata ; 49, Z. spilonota ; 50, Anser melanopterus.

1841. Hitt, R. [Letter relating to the Nests of Birds of Jamaica.] <P.Z.S., ix,
1841, pp. 69, 70.

1842. Hitt, R. [On the Nests of Jamaican Birds.] <clnn. Mag. Nat. Hist., ix, 1842,
pp. 145-147.

From P. Z. S., Sept. 14, 1841, pp. 69, 70.

1842. LAFRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Description de quelques oiseaux nouveaux de Colombie,

<Rev. Zool., v, 1842, pp. 301, 302.

Catamblyrhynchus (g. n.) diadema, Conirostrum albifrons, p. 801; C. coeruleifrons, p. 302.

1842, LaFRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Oiseaux nouveaux de Colombie. < Rev. Zool., v, 1842,

pp. 332-336.

Grallaria rusicapilla, p. 333; G. nana, p. 334; Copurus leuconotus, Arremon atropileus, p.
335; Tachyphonus victorine, p. 336. Coup-d’eil sur 9 esp. de Grallaria.

1842. Lesson, R. P. Notes sur les Oiseaux nouveaux ou peu connus rapportés de la

Mer du Sud, par M. Adolphe Lesson. < Rev. Zool., v, 1842, pp. 135, 136.

Megalonyx nanus, Parra cordifera, Arara erythrofrons, Psittacus auropalliatus, P. chryso-
pogon, P. eburnirostrum, p.135; Trogon eapistratum, p. 136, spp. nn.

1842. Lesson, R. P. Species avium nove aut mints. cognite: auctore R. P. Lesson,

in itinere A. Lessonio collecte. < Rev. Zool., v, 1842, pp. 174, 175.

Crypticus apiaster, Momotus Lessonii, Penelope albiventer, Pipra fastuosa, Picolaptes capi-
strata, Pitylus lazulus, p. 174; Tanagra diaconus, T. afinis, Ornismya cinnamomea, Ortyx leu-
copogon, p. 175.

1843. Cazort, §., Jr. [Corvus vociferus, p. 155; Oriolus musicus, p. 155; Momotus
yucatacensis, p. 156, spp. nn. from Yucatan.] < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., i,
1843, pp. 155, 156.

. Fraser, L. [On the Collection of South American Birds brought to England
by Mr. Bridges.] <P. Z. S., xi, 1843, pp. 108-121.

Numerous species fully annotated by the collector, constituting an approximate list of
Chilian birds.
1843. HarTLauB, G. Description de quatre espéces d’oiseaux de la Nouvelle-Grenade.
< Rev. Zool., vi, 1843, pp. 289, 290.

Vireo versicolor, Myiobius diadema, MU. pyrrhopterus, Todirostrum granadense, p. 289.

1843. LAFRESNAYE, F. DE. Quel«ues oiseaux nouveaux ou peu connus de Colombie.

< Rev. Zool., vi, 1843, pp. 68-70.

Ampelis aureopectus, p. 68; Tanagra olivicyanea, T. argentea, T. nigroviridis, p. 69, spp. nn.

1843. LArRESNAYE, F. de. Description de deux Oiseaux de Colombie. < Rev.

Zool., vi, 1843, pp. 131-133.

Merulaxis orthonyx, p.131; Tangara albocristatus, p. 182.

1843. Larresnaye, F. de. Oiseaux nouveaux de Colombie. < Rev. Zool., vi, 1843,

pp. 290, 292.

Tanagra atricapilla, T. aurulenta, Cassicus uropygialis, Synnalaxis [sic] striaticolis, S. unt-
nefus, 8. fuliginosus, S. brachyurus, 8. gularis, p. 290; S. cinnamomeus, Muscicapa cinnamo-
meivéntris, M. fuscocapilla, WM. ruficeps, Pachyrhynchus squamatus, Fringilla anatis, Spermo-
phila luctriiosa, 8. olivaceoflava, Querula fuscocinerea, p. 291; Carduelis colombianus, Setophaga
nigrocineta, p. 292.

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1843. Tscuupt, J. J. v. Diagnosen einiger neuer peruanischer Vogel. < Arch. f.
Naturg., 1843, (1), pp. 385-390.

Ampelis elegans, A. cincta, Columba gracilis, C. meloda, p. 385; C. frenata, Penelope rufi-
ventris, P. adspersa, p. 386; Thinocorus inge, Crypturus kleet, Odontophorus speciosus, Oeds-
cnemus superciliaria, p. 387; Charadrius winterfeldtii, O. resplendens, Orex factalis, O. femoralis,
p. 888; Larus modestus, Fulica ardesiaca, Sterna acutirostria, S. exilis, p. 389; Dysporus varic.
gatus, Anser montana, Anas leucogenis, p. 390, 22 spp.; die ausfihrlichen Beschreibungen
und Abbildungen dieser Végel in dem ornithologischen Theile, Fauna Peruana.

1844, ABBOTT, 8. L. [Remarks on Exhibition of some Birds from Surinam.] < Proe.
Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., i, 1844, p. 171.

1844, CazBot, 8., JR. Descriptions and Habits of Some of the Birds of Yucatan.
<Journ. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., iv, pt. iv, 1844, pp. 460-467. (Read Nov. 1, 1843.)
Ortyx nigrogularis Gould. Falco percontator, p. 462; Corvus vociferus, p. 464; Oriolus mu-
sicus, p. 465; Momotus yucatacensis [sic], p. 466, spp. nn,
1844, HartLtaus, [G.] Description de sept Oiseaux nouveaux de Guatemala.

<Rev. Zool., vii, 1844, pp. 214-216.

Picus guatemalensis, Turdus (Merula) rufitorques, Tyrannus (Milvulus) monachus, p. 214;
Conirostrum superciliosum, Garrulus (Cyanocorgz) melanocyaneus, Geococeyx afinis, p. 215;
suivie de la synonymie de G. viaticus.

1844. Hin, R. [Letter accompanied by a donation of two Birds’ Skins from Ja-
maica.] <P. Z. 8., xii, 1844, p.1.
1844. LaFRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Observations ornithologiques [sur divers Oiseaux de
la Nouvelle-Grenade}. <(Rev. Zool., vii, 1844, pp. 78-20.
Muscicapa fuscocapilla Lafr. = Myiobus diedemata Hartl., Myiobius pyrrhopterus Hartl =
Muscipeta cinnamomea d'Orb. et Lafres., Setophaga nigrocincta Lafr. = S. ca nadensis auct.

1844, LarresnaYE, [F.] Dz. Nouvelles espéces d’oiseaux de Colombie. <Rer. Zool.,
vii, 1844, pp. 80-83.
Dendrocolaptes perrotii, Tyrannula ardosvaca, p. 80; Hylophilus levcophrys, Chetura brunni-
torques, Setophaga flaveola, p. 81; Thamnophilus albicans, T. multistriatus, T. brevirostrig, p.
82; TZ. shistaceus [sic], T. aspersiventer, p. ‘83.

1844, La¥FREsNnaYE, F. pe. Description de quelques Oiseaux de la Guadeloupe.
<ev. Zool., vii, 1844, pp. 167-169.

Saltator guadelupensis, Turdus montanus, T. L’Herminieri, p. 167; avec des détails sur la
Procellaria diaboliea L'Herm.

1844. Lesson, R. P. Oiseaux nouveaux. <Rer. Zool., vii, 1244, pp. 433-437.
Picolaptes cinnamomeus, Ornismya feliciana, p. 433; Troglodytes murinus, p. 434; Arremon
abeillei, Tiaris cruentus, p. 435, Pendulinus californicus, p. 436.

1844. Tscnup1, J. J. von. Avium conspectus quae in Republica Peruana reperiun-
tur et pleraeque observatae vel collectae sunt in itinere a Dr. LI. de Tschudi.
<Areh. f. Naturg., 1844, (1), pp. 262-317.

Spp. 357 enumeratio, descriptionibus specierum et generum quorundam novorum, necnon
synonymis multis, adjectis: genera nova proposita sunt a Cabanis, qui ad constituendam
hanc enumerationem observationes varias communicavit.—Polyborus taeniurus, Hypomor-
phnus, p.263; Circaetus solitarius, p. 264; Olimacocereus, p. 265; Cireus poliopterus, Noctua
melanota, p. 266; Caprimulgus ocellatus, C. decussatus, O. pruinosus (Licht., Mus. Berol.), p.
268; O. climacocercus, p.269; Ampelis rufaxilla, Ptilogonys leucotis, P. griseiventer, p. 270;
Pipra chloromeros, P. coeruleo-capilla, p.271; Scaphorhynchus chrysocephalus, Tyrannus cin-
choneti (Licht., M. B.), Myiarchus, p.272; OL. atropurpureus (Licht., Mus. Ber.), Euscarthmus
pileatus, E. rufipes, p. £73; Elaenia modesta, E. brevirogtris, E. viridifara. p. 274; Mionectes,
AL, poliocephalus, Leptopogon, L. superciliaris, p. 275; L. cinereus, Setophaga melanocephala,
S. chrysogaster, Ptyonura albifrons, p. 276; Ochthites, p.277; Thamnophilus luctuosus, T. oliva-
cous, T. axillaris, Pithys leucophrys, p.278; Corythopis torquata, Cinclus leucocephalus, Cha-
maeza olivacea, p. 279; Turdus serranus, Mimus longicaudatus, p. 280; Cillurus, C. palliatus,
Pteroptochus femoralis, p. 281; P. acutirostris, Cyphorhinus, C. thoracicus, Troglodytes audaz,
T. leucophrys, p. 282; Myiodioctes coronatus, M. tristriatus. p. 283: Hylophilus srontalis, E.
olivaceus, Procnopis, p. 285; P. atrocoerulea, P. argentea, Callospiza puichra, C. zanthocephala,
p. 285; O. calliparaea (Licht., Mus. Berol.), Tanagra Srugilegus, p. 286; T. analis, Phaenisoma
ardens, p. 287; Saltator elegans, p. 288; Arremon Srontalis, Phrygilus, p.289; P. pledejus, P.
rusticus (Licht., M.B.), Sporophila, S. luctuosa (Licht, M. B.), p. 291; Diglossa meta; ii
Anabates auritus (Licht., M.B.), p.294; A. montanus, A. ochrolaemus, A. Siatowetiyance
Dendrocolaptes chunchotambo, p. 295; D. validus, Trochilus apicalis (L., M. B.), p.296; 7. phoeo-
No. 2] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 261

1844. Tscuvn1, J. J. von.—Continued.
pygus (L.,M.B.), 7. leucogaster, p.297; T. opacus (L.,M.B.), T. insectivorus, T. otero, p. 298;
Trogon heliothrix, Lypornix rujicapilla, p.300; Capito glaucogularis, p.301; Picus haemato-
gaster, p. 302; Psittacus mercenarius, p.303; P. tumultuosus, Conurus mitratus, O. rupicola,
C. sitophagus, p.304; Columba melancholica, Odontophorus pachyrhynchus, p.806; Crypturus
atro-capillus, p. 307; Larus serranus, p. 314; Anas puna (Licht., M. B.), p. 315, genn. et spp. nn.
1845, CaznoT, 8.,JR. Further accounts of some of the Birds of Yucatan. < Journ. Bost.
Soc. Nat. Hist., v, pt. i, 1845, pp. 90-93, pl. xii. (Read Jan. 3, 1844.)
Pyrrhula raptor, p. 90, pl. xii; Picus dubius, p.91; Picus parvus, P. yucatanensis, p. 92,
spp. nn.
. CaBOT, 8., JR. [On Himantopus nigrocollis and Anhinga carolinensis from
Surinam.] < Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., ii, 1845, p. 46.

1845. Des Murs, O. Description de quelques especes nouvelles d’Oiseaux. < Rev.
Zool., viii, 1845, pp. 207-209.
Psittacus amazonicus, Ortyx perrotiana, Galbalcyrhynchus (g.n.) leucotis, p. 207. Avec une
note sur Falco isidori.
1845, Fraser, L. [On Chilian Birds.] < Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., xv, 1845, pp. 430, 431,
From P. Z. §., October 8, 1844.

1845, Fraser, L. [Exhibition of two Birds from Chili.] <P. Z.S., xiii, 1845, p.1.

1845, LAFRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Oiseaux nouveaux rapportés par M. Léclancher, chirur-
gien de Vexpédition de la corvette la Favorite. < Rev. Zool., viii, 1845, pp.
93, 94.

Scissirostrum (g.n.) pagei, p.93; Pericrocotus cinereus, Diceum leclancherii, p. 94.

1845, LAFRESNAYE, F. DE. Description de quelques oiseaux nouveaux. < Rev.
Zool., viii, 1845, pp. 337-342.

Thriothorus fasciato-ventris, T. rufalbus, p. 337; T. leucotis, T. maculipectus, T. striatulus,
p. 338; Oampylorhynchus rujinucha, O. brevirostris, O. megalopterus, p. 339; Thamnophilus
immaculatus, p. 840; Myioturdus fuscater, Tyrannula icterophrys, Tyrannulus nigrocapillus,
Hylophilus semibrunneus, p.341; H. flavipes, p. 342.

1845. Tscnvp1, J. J. v. Nachtriigliche Bemerkungen zu meinem Conspectus Avium
etc. Lop. cit. 1844, (1), pp. 262-317]. <(Areh. f. Naturg., 1845, (1), pp. 360-366.

Cyclarhis ochrocephala, C. poliocephala, p. 362, spp. nn.

Histoire physique, politique et naturelle de l’Ile de Cuba, par Ramon
de la Sagra, Director du Jardin de Botanique dela Havane. Paris chez A.
Bertrand. <(Oken’s Isis, Bd. xxxviii, 1845, pp. 196-218.

Vogel, pp. 200-202. Bearbeitet von A. a’Orbigny.

1845. Voyage en VAmérique meridionalc, exécuté pendant 1826-1833. par
Alcide @Orbigny. Strasbourg chez Levrault. <(Oken’s Isis, Bd, xxxviii,
1845, pp. 588-600,

1845-46. Tscuunl, J. J. v., and CaBanis, J. Untersuchungen | iiber die | Fauna Peru~
ana | von J. J. von Tschudi, | Doctor der Philosophie, Medecin und Chirurgie,
Mitglied der kaiserlich leopoldinisch-carolinischen Academie | der Naturfor-
scher etc. etc. etc. | —| St. Gallen. | Druck und Verlag von Scheitlin und
Zollikofer. | 1844-1846. lvol. Large4to. > Ornithologie | bearbeitet von |
Dr. J. J. von Tschudi | mit Anmerkungen | von | J. Cabanis, | Adjunkt am
zoologischen Museum in Berlin. | — | 1845 und 1846. 1 p.1., pp. 1-316, pll.
col’d i-xxxvi.

Contains a systematic synonymatic conspectus of Peruvian birds (cf. Arch. f. Naturg., s,
1844, p. 262; xi, 1845, p. 360), followed by a general systematic account of the Peruvian avi-
fauna, descriptive, critical, and biographical. The new species appear to have been mostly
described already, as the ‘‘Conspectus” (Arch. fiir Naturg., 1. ¢.) is quoted in the present
volume. :

Turdus swainsonii Cab., p. 187; Procnias viridis Cab., p. 197; Sycalis chloris Cab., p. 216;
Conurus frontatus Cab., p. 272, spp. nn.—Pl. I, Hypomorphnus unicinctus (pl. marked Polyborus
taeniurus). II, Cireaetus solitarius. D1; Circus poliopterus. IV, Noctua melanonota. V,
£1, Caprimulgus decussatus ; f.2, C. ocellatus. VI, f.1, 0. climacocercus; f. 2, O. pruinosus.
VU, f.1, Ampeltis rufaxilla ; f. 2, Ptilogonys leucotis. VII, £1, Scaphorhynchus chrysocepha-
lus; £.2, Tyrannus cinconeti. TX, f. 1, Euscarthinus pileatus ; f. 2, Elaenia viridiflava. X,
f. 1, Mionectes poliocephatus ; f. 2, Leptopogon superciliaris, XI, f.1, Thamnophitlus olivaceus ;

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1845-46. Tscuunt, J. J. v., and CaBanis, J.—Continued.
f. 2, Lithys leucophrys. XII, f. 1, Setophaga melanocephala ; f. 2, Ptyonura albifrons. xT,
f. 1, Hylophilus frontalis; f. 2, Procnopis atrocoerulea, XKIV, f. 1, Myiodioctes tristriatus ; f.
2, Procnopis argentea. XV, f. 1, Cinelus levcocephalua; f.2, Mimus longicavdatus. XVI, f.
J, Cyphorhinus thoracicus; f. 2. Cillurvs palliatus. XVI, f. 1, Tanagra frugilegus; f. 2,
Callispiza xanthocephala. XVII, f. 1, Tanagra analis, f.2; Callospiza pulehra. XIX, Phry-
gilus plebeius ; £. 2, Arremon frontalis. XX, f£. 1, Anabates montanus; f.2, A. ochrolaemva.
XXL f. 1, A. melanorhynchus; f. 2, Dendrocolaptes validus. XXII, f. 1, D. chunchotambo ;
£.2, Trochilus levcoyaster. XXIII, f. 1, 7. insectivorus ; f.2, 7. otero. XXIV, f. 1, Lypornia
ruficapilla; f. 2, Capito glauevgularis. XXV, Picus haematogaster. XXVI, f. 1, Conurus
rupicola; f. 2, C. mitratus. XXVII, Psittacus mercenarivs. XXVIII, Columba frenata.
XXIX, O. meloda. XXX, C. gracilis. XXXI, Penelope rujiventris. XXXII, Crypturus
kleei. X XXIII, Odontophorus speciosus. XXXIV, Charadrius winterfeldtii. XXKV, Larus
modestus. XXXVI, Merganetta leucogenys.

1846. Bripcrs, T. [Letter addressed to G. R. Waterhouse, Esq., containing notices
of Bolivian Mammals and Birds.] <P. Z. 8., xiv, 1846, pp. 7-10.

1846. LAFRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Sur quelques nouvelles especes d’oiseaux de Colombie.
<Rev. Zool., ix, 1846 pp. 206-209.
Tachyphonus brevipes, p. 206; Tyrannula rufipectus, Spermophila olivaceoflava, p.207; Den-
drocolaptes albolineatus, p. 208.
1846, LAFRESNAYE, F. DE. Sur quelques oiseaux nouveaux de l’embouchure de l'Oré-
noque. <Rev. Zool., ix, 1345, pp. 275-277.
Nemosia nigrogenis, p. 273; Saltator orenocensis, p. 274; Coracina granadensis, C. oreno.
censis, p. 277.
1846. LAFRESNAYE, F. DE. Quelques nouvelles especes @oiseaux de la Jamaique.
<Rev. Zool., ix, 1846, pp. 320-322.
Tachyphonus rufo-gularis, Pachyrhynehus aterrimus, p. 320; Piaya cinnamomeiventris.
Pionus vinaceicollis, Columbigallina versicolor, p.321. Voir R. Z., 1847, pp. 64, 80-83.
1846. MAXIMILIAN, PRINCE DE NEUWIED. Note rectificative sur quelques oiseaux du
Brésil. <Rev. Zool., ix, 1246, pp. 162-154.
Untersuchungen tiber die Fauna peruviana auf einer Reise in Pern
von D. J J. von Tschudi. St. Gallen bey Scheitlin. Lief. vi. 1246. S. 189.
244, Taf. 6. ill, <COken’s Isis, Bd. xxxix, 1846, pp. 312, 313.
1846-47, JARDINE, W. Hore Zoologicw:—No. VIII. Ornithology of the Island of
Tobago. <Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., xviii, 1546, pp. 114-121; xix, 1847, pp.
78-83; xx, 1447, pp. 328-334, 370-378.
Acanthylis brachyura, p. 120.
1847, Bripcss, T. Notes in addition to former [P. Z. S. 1848, p. 103, and 1846, p. 9]
Papers on South American Ornitholugy. <P. Z. S., xv, 1247, pp. 23-30.
Miscellaneous notes on a few species.
1847. BripGus, T. Notes in addition to former [P. Z..8., 1843, p. 108; 1846, p. 97
Papers on South American Ornithology. < dunn. Mag. Nat. Hist., xix, 1347,
pp. 419-421.
From P. Z. §., Mar. 23, 1847, pp. 28-30.
1847, Denny, W. A few remarks on the Geographical Distribution of Birds in the
West Indies. <P. 4. 8., xv, 1247, pp. 36-41.
I, 45 spp. land-birds common to Jamaica, Cuba, and Tnited States, I. 7 spp. land-birds
observed in Terra Firma, but unknown in North America. III. 60 spp. peculiar to the West
Indies. With numerous water-birds of general dispersion. The list is obviously defective
and very inaccurate, having no authority whatever.

1847. Garpnerr, G. Notes of Birds in Brazil. < Zoologist, v, 1847, p. 1637.

1847. Gay, C. Historia | fisica y politica | de Chile | segun documentos adquiridos en
esta republica | durante doce aos de residencia en ella | ¥ publicada | bajo
los auspicios del supremo Gobierno | por Claudio Gay | Ciudadano Chileno '
individuo de varias sociedades cientificas nacionales y estranger
de la legion de honor. | Zoologia. | — | Tomo primero. | [Blazon. ] | Paris | en
casa del autor. | Chile | en el Museo de Historia Natural de Santiago, |—|
MDCCCXLVII | 8vo. pp. 496. > Aves, pp. 183-498, Atlas, folio. .

 

1846.

as, | caballero
No. 2] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 263

1847. Gay, C.—Continued.

Gay was little of an ornithologist, and his work passes for no more than itis worth. The
text consists of a diagnosis and deseription of each species and group, with a slight syno-
nymy and miscellaneous matter, chiefly relating to habits. Birds are divided into Rapaces,
Pajarillos, Trepadoras, Palomas, Gallinaceas, Zancudas, and Nadadoras. Ulula fasciata, p.252;
Sylviorthorhynchus (g.n., p. 315) desmurit, p. 316; Chlorospiza aldunatei, p. 356; Zenaida souleye-
tiana, p. 380; Peristera auriculata, p. 381; Nothura punctulata, p. 391; Squatarola urvillii, p.
401, spp.nn. Cf Edinb. New Philos. Jour., n. s., iii, 1856, pp. 335-338.

1847. Gossz, P. H. The | Birds of Jamaica. | By | Philip Henry Gosse; | assisted by
Richard Hill, Esq., of Spanish-town. | London: | John Van Voorst, Paternoster
Row. | M.DCCC.XLVII. 1vol. 8vo. 1.1. pp. x, 447, and 11. of advts. (A
separately-titled vol. of 52 colored plates attends this work. See 1849.)

Nearly 200 spp. Text almost entirely biographical and “entirely from original investi-
gation” of the author and R. Hill, ‘“‘whose notes pervade this volume”. . . ‘‘An
observer is hardly competent to determine what circumstance is trivial and what is important;
many a recorded fact in science has lost half its value from the omission of some attendant
circumstance, which the observer either did not notice, or thought irrelevant.” —(Gosse, p. iv.)

The new species are:—Ephialtes grammicus, p. 19; Nyctibius pallidus, p. 49; Tachornis
phenicobia, p. 58; Hirundo peciloma, p. 64 (lege peciloma); H. euchrysea, p. 68; Mellisuga
humilis, p. 127; Sylvicola eoa, p.158; S. pannosa, p. 162; §. pharetra, p. 163; Myiobius palli-
dus, p. 166; M. tristis, p.167; M. stolidus, p. 168; Spermophila anoxantha, p. 247; 8. adoxa,
p. 253; Pyrrhula robinsonii, p. 259; Geotrygon sylvatica, p. 316; Lgretta nivea, p. 334; E. ruyi-
collis, p. 338; Rallus concolor, p. 369; Anas maxima, p. 399; Cyanopterus inornatus, p. 402;
Erismatura ortygoides ‘‘ Hill”, p. 406.

1847. Gosse, P. H. Extracts from the ‘ Birds of Jamaica, by Philip Henry Gosse.’
<Zoologist, v, 1847, pp. 1808-1820.

1847, HarTLauB, G. Systematischer Index | zu | Don Felix de Azara’s | Apuntami-
entos para la historia natural | de los Paéxaros | del | Paraguay y Rio de la
Plata. |— | Von | Dr. G. Hartlaub. | — | Bremen, | Druck von C. Schiine-
mann, | 1847. 1 vol. sm. 4to. pp. i-vi, 1-29.

Important commentary on Azara. See 1802-05, AZARA.

1847. HaRTLavuB, [G.] [Note sur quelques espéces nouvelles d’oiseaux de la Jamaique,
R. Z. 1846, pp. 320-322.] < Rev. Zool., x, 1847, p. 64.

1847. HartLaus,[G.] [Sur quelques oiseaux de la Jamaique recemment décrits par
M. de Lafresnaye.] < Rev. Zool., x, 1847, pp. 271, 272.

1847, LATRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Quelques oiseaux nouveaux ou rares rapportés par M.
Delattre, de Bolivie, de la Nouvelle-Grenade, et de Panama. < Rev. Zool., x,
1847, pp. 67-79.

27 esp.—Grallaria monticola, p.68; Tyrannula frontalis, p. 70; Tanagra palpebrosa, Aglaia
wilsoni, p.71; A. fanny, Tachyphonus delattrii, Arremon awrantiirostris, p.72; Saltator striati-
pectus, S. maculipectus, p.73; Coccoborug cyanoides, p.74; Linaria analoides, L. inornata,
Geositta peruviana, p.75; Dendroplea picirostris, p.76; Picumnus granadensis, p.78; Malacop-
tila panamensis, p. 79, spp. nn.

1847, LarRESNAYE, [F.] DE. Réponse de M. de Lafresnaye aux Observations du doc-
teur Hartlaub, du dernier numéro de la Revue Zoologique. < Rev. Zool., x,
1847, pp. 80-83.

1847, LarrEsNayE, F. DE. Mélanges ornithologiques sur Vespéce de Ramphocéle &
plumage variable, rapporté de la Nouvelle-Grenade par M. Delattre; et sur le
Cassicus uropigyalis [sic]. < Rev. Zool., x, 1847, pp. 215-218,

Ramphocelus varians, sp.n., p.216; Oassicus uropigyalis (sive curvirostris, sp. u. supp.),

. 218.

1847. Gavanerhew [F’.] pr. Réponse de M. de Lafresnaye & la notice de M. le Dt

Hartlaub, de Vavant-dernior numéro de cette Revue. < Rev. Zool., x, 1347,
pp. 350-352.

1847, ScuomBurRGK, R. H. The History of Barbadoes, ... London. 1847. Roy. 8vo.

Not seen.—Cf. P. Z. &., 1871, p. 267. [See beyond, ADDENDA.]

1847. TscuupI, J. J. v. Animal Life in the Peruvian Forests. << Zoologist, v, 1847,
pp. 1716-1728.

1847. Tscuupi, J. J. v. Animals of the Puna of Peru. < Zoologist, v, 1847, pp.
1758-1763.
264 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [ Vol. V.

1847. Tscuvnt, J. J. v. Zoology of Valparaiso. < Zoologist, v, 1847, pp. 1763, 1764.
1847. Tscuupt, J. J. v. Zoology of Chiloe. < Zoologist, v, 1847, p. 1764. ;
1847. Tscuup1, J. J. v. Animals in the Bay of Callao. < Zoologist, v, 1247, pp.
1764-1766.
This and the four preceding papers are extracted from ‘‘ Travels in Peru”.

1847. YaRRELL, W. Descriptions of the Eggs of some [about 30] of the Birds of
Chile. <P. Z. S.,xv, 1847, pp. 51-55.

Untersuchungen iiber die Fauna peruana auf einer Reise wibrend
1838-42, von Dr. J. J. Tschudi. St. Gallen bey Scheitlin. Heft vii—xii, 1246.
Kl. Folio. S. 33-316. und 80. und 35 Tafeln ill. <(Oken’s Isis, Bd. x1, 1247, pp.
703-705.

1847-48. HartLaus, G. Ueber den heutigen Zustand unserer Kenntnisse von West-
indiens Ornithologie. < Oken’s Isis, Bd. xl, 1847, pp. 604-615; Bd. xli, 1=4x,
pp. 401-409.

An important résumé of the subject.

1848. CaBanis, J. Reisen in | Britisch-Guiana | in den Jahren 1840-1744. | Im Anf-
trag S'™ Majestiit des Kénigs von Preussen | ausgefiihrt von | Richard Schom-
burgk. | — | Nebst einer Fauna und Flora Guiana’s nach Vorlagen | von |
Johannes Miiller, Ehrenberg, Erichson, Klotzsch, Troschel, | Cabanis und
andern. | — | Mit Abbildungen und ciner Karte von Britisch-Guiana | anfge-
nommen von | Sir Robert Schomburgk. | Erster [zweiter, dritter] Theil. | — |
Leipzig, | Verlagsbuchhandlung von J.J. Weber. 1847 (1448, 1848]. 3 vols.
Sm. 4to, shape of a large 8vo. Vol. I, 1°47, map, pp. i-viii, i-x, 14170, maps
and pll. Vol. II, 1848, pp. i-xiv, 1-530, 11., pll. Vol. III, 1248, with special
title: Versuch | einer | Fauna und Flora | von | Britisch-Guiana. | Nach Vor-
lagen | von | Johannes MiiNer, Ehrenberg, | Erichson, | Klotzsch, Troschel, |
Cabanis und andern, | Systematisch bearbeitet | von | Richard Schomburgk.
| — | Leipzig, | Verlagsbuchhandlung von J. J. Weber. | 1-48. pp. i-viii,
531-1260,11. > Végel, bearbeitet von J. Cabanis, pp. 662-765.

The third volume, as just indicated, has a special title, by which it is sometimes cited apart
from the rest, giving the impression that it is a different work.

Schomburgk’s Guiana becomes a very important work in South American ornithology. from
the number of new genera and species described by Cabanis in his elaborate presentation of
the subject. Various touchings of birds, by Schomburgk himself, occur through the other
volumes; but Cabanis’s article is the formal presentation of the ornithological affair. It isa
systematic synopsis, with synonymy, description, and much critical comment by Cabanis.
and miscellaneous matter by Schomburgk. According to Schomburgk’s opening paragraphs:

“Meine Végelsammlung enthilt 424 Arten, also noch 6 Arten mehr, als in der Einleitung
zur Fauna angegeben sind: Oscines 83, darunter 12 neue; Clamatores 93, darunter 11 neue;
Strisores 36, darunter 3 neue; Scansores 77, darunter 2 neue; Raptatores 43, darunter 1 nene;
Gyratores 6; Rasores 15, darunter 1 neue; Grallatores 55, darunter 1 neue; Natators 16.
Im Ganzen 31 neue Arten.

“Bei der systematischen Anordnung ist das neuanfgestellte Svstem des Herrm CABANIS 2u
Grunde gelegt worden, was hoffentlich um so willkommener geheissen werden wird, als dies
jedenfalls unter allen bisher aufgestellten, das erste ist, welches den Anforderungen, die man
an ein natiirliches System zu stellen berechtigt ist, wirklich entspricht.”

Vergl. Ornithologische Notizen von Cabanis in: Archipy fiir Naturgeschichte, Ba. i, 1847,
SS. —-—,; und besonders abgedruckt.

Turdus gymnophthalmus, p. 665; T. phaeopygus, genus Basileuterws. p. 666; Setophaga cas-
taneocapilla, p. 667; Euphona minuta, p. 671; Troglodytes rufulus, p. 672; Thryothorus al-
bipectus, p. 673; Diglossa major, Saltator olivascens, p. 676; Arremon personatus, Coccoborus
ater, p. 678; Sporophila castaneiventris, Sycalis minor, p. 679; Molothrus atronitens, Lamprop-
sar (g. un.) guianensis, p. 682; Chaleophanes minor, ?Cyanocorar hyacinthinus (“Natt.”), p. 683;
Conopophaga angustirostris, p. 685; Dasycephala uropygialis, p. 686; Anabates pyrrhodes,
Premnocopus (g. n.) undulatus, p. 689; Copurus poecilonotus, p. 702; Campylopterus Aypery-
thrus, p. 109; Caprimulgus nigrescens, p. 710; ? Nyctibius rufus, p. T11; Coceygus helviventris,
p. 714; Psittacula modesta, p. 727; Buteo abbreviatus (‘‘Licht. Mus. Berol."), p. 739; Trachy-
pelmus (g. n.) subcristatus, p. 749; Crex schomburgkii descr. orig. Theil ii, p. 245, spp. sii
Other genera of Cabanis's here new, or lately new, are Geothlypis, p. 666: Phoenicosoma (for
Phoenisoma), Pogonothraupis, p. 669; Arbelorhina, p. 615: Calyphtrophorus [sic], p. O78; Pyr
rhocorax, p. 713; Monasta (for Monasa), p. 719; Ortugarchus. p. 759.

 

1847.
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 265
’

1848. [Cazor, S., Jr.?] Incidents of Travel | in Yucatan. | By John L. Stephens, |
Author of ‘Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Petra, andthe | Holy Land,”
“Tneidents of Travel in Central America,” etc. | Iustrated by 120 engrav-
ings..| In two Volumes. | Vol. I [II]. New York: | Published by Harper &
Brothers | for Henry Bill. | 1848. 2vols. 8vo, Vol. 1, pp. i-xii, 9-459, 54 en-
gravings. Vol. II, pp. i-xvi, 9-478, 70 engravings. > Vol. IJ, Appendix,
Memorandum for the Ornithology of Yucatan, pp. 469-476.

I find no indication of the authorship of this ‘‘ Memorandum”, but am under the impression
that it is by Dr. Samuel Cabot, jr. It consists of a brief general essay on the subject, con-
cluded with a list of ‘‘Birds observed in Yucatan during the winter of 1841, ’2, between the
months of October and June, which are also found in the United States, and have been

figured and described by Wilson, Audubon, Bonaparte, and Nuttall”, pp. 475,476. Both
volumes also contain cursory bird-matter by the author.

1848. CasSTELNAU, [F. DE]. Considérations sur l’ornithologie de ? Amérique tropicale.
“<Areh. des Se. Phys. et Nat., viii, 1848, p. 72.
Compt. Rend. du 6 Mars 1848.

1848, CASTELNAU, F. DE. Considérations générales sur Vornithologie de Amérique’
tropicale. <(Compt. Rend. de V Acad, Sci., xxvi, 1848, pp. 306, 307.

1848, CasTELNAU, [F.] DE. Considérations générales sur Vornithologie de Amérique
tropicale. <(Rev. Zool., xi, 1848, pp. 89, 90.

1848. Dusus,[B.] Ueber einige neue Végel aus Amerika, <Oken’s Isis, Bd. xli, 1848,

p. 959. ,
; Bull. Acad. Bruxelles, 1848, p. 347. (I cannot get this. See next title.)

1848, LAFRESNAYE, F. DE. Description de quelques oiseaux nouveaux de Caracas
(province de Venezuela) et de Bogota. <Rev. Zool,, xi, 1848, pp. 2-12.

Merula olivatra,p. 2; M. atro-sericea, p. 3; Turdus nudigenis, p.4; T. minimus, Scapho-
rhynchus chrysocephalus, p.5; Tyrannula cineracca, p.7; Setophaga albidiadema, p. 8; Coni-
rostrum atro-cyaneum, p. 9; Tachyphonus canigularis, p. 11; T. albitempora, p. 12.

1848. LaFRESNAYE, F. DE. Sur le genre Psittacula et sur quelques nouvelles espéces
oiseaux de Colombie et du Mexique. <(Rev. Zool., xi, 1848, pp. 170-176.

Ps. conspicillata, Ps. viridissima, p. 172; Tachyphonus ruficeps, p. 173; Muscicapa vieilio.
tiotdes, p. 174; Pipilo rujfipileus, p. 176, spp. nn.

1848. LAFRESNAYE, [F.] Ds. [Reconnaissarice d’une notice, extraite des bulletins de
VYAcadémie royale de Belgique, de quinze nouvelles espéces Voiseatix d’Améri-
que, décrites par M. le vicomte Dubus.] < Rev. Zool., xi, 1848, pp. 239-249.

Morphnus mezicanus, p. 239; Ischnosceles niger, p..241; Cyanocoraz nanus, CO. unicolor, O.
violaceus, p. 248; Fityra albitorques, p. 244; Sylvia tentata, Pyranga cucullata, Pitylus polio-
gaster, p. 245; Pipilo torquatus, p. 246; Oarduelis notata, Arremon ophthalmicus, p.247; Mo-
nasa unitorques, p. 248; M. inornata, Prionites carinatus, p. 249; en suite de chaque descrip-
tion des observations qu’elles lui ont suggérées.

1848. Pory, D. A. Catalogo metodico de las Aves de la isla de Cuba. <Mem. Real.
Soc. Econom. de la Habana, Nov. 1848.

Not seen: title from Giebel.

1849. Cornatia, E. Vertebratorum Synopsis in Museo Mediolanense extantium
que per Novem Orbem Caietanus Osculati collegit annis 1846-47-48. Speciebus
novis vel minus cognitis adjectis, necnon descriptionibus atque iconibus illus-
tratis, curante. Mediolani. 1849. 4to. pp.15, 1 pl.

Not seen.—Cf. Nuov. Ann. Se. Nat. Bologna,3d ser., iii, 1851, pp. 349-351.

1849. DmviLLE, ‘E. Description de quelques Mammiferes et Oiseaux nouveaux de
VAmérique méridionale. < Rev. et Mag. Zool., i, 1849, pp. 55-58,

Jacamerops isidori, Galbula chaleocephata, p. 55; G. cyanescens, Bucco lanceolata, Onco-
rhynchus castelncaui, p. 56; Cassicus oseryi, p. 57.

1849. GossE, P. H. Illustrations | of the | Birds of Jamaica. | By | Philip Henry
Gosse. | — | London: | John Van Voorst, 1, Paternoster Row. | 1849. Large
Svo, 1 vol. 3 pp. text (title, advt., and contents), 52 col’d pll.

Bull. v, 2: 8

 
266

BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (Vol. V.

1349. GossE, P. H.—Continued.

The plates, 52 in number, representing 51 spp., drawn and engraved by the author,
printed by Reeve, Benham & Reeve, form the only published part of a series designed to
illustrate all the species noticed in the Birds of Jamaica; their numbers are consequently,
not continuous, though usually arranged consecutively. They represent, among others,
Gosse’s new species, and include some not in the Birds of Jamaica, and are as follows (ref-
erences to pages being to the Birds of Jamaica, 1848, q. v.):—

Pl. I, Buteo borealis, p. 11. IV, Ephialtes grammicus Gosse, p. 19. VL, Nyctibius jamai-
censis, p. 41. VII, NW. pallidus Gosse, p. 49, VII, Acanthylis collaris?, p. 51. IX, Tachor-
nis pheenicobta Gosse, with nest, p. 58. X, Cypselus niger, p. 63. XIL Hirundo euehrysea
Gosse, p. 68. XIV, Todus viridis, p.72. XVI, Certhiola flaveola, p. 84. XVII, 0. maritima
{ex Wils. =tigrina Gm.], p.87. XVII, Lampornis mango, p. 88. XIX, Trochilus polytmus. J,
and XX, the same, 9, and nest, p. 104. XXI, Mellisuga humilis, 7, 2, nest, p. 127. XXIL
Trochilus Maria “Hill” (Ann. N. H., 1849; notin B.Jam.). XXIII, Merula leucogenys, p. 136.
XXIV, M. jamaicensis, p. 142. XXVIII, Seirus noveboracensis, p. 151. XXXII, Sylvicola
pensilis, p. 156, XXXIV, S. eoa Gosse, p. 158. XXXVI, S. pannosa Gosse, p. 162. XX XVIII,
S. pharetra Gosse, p. 163. XL, Myiobius pallidus Gosse, p. 166. XLI, M. tristis Gosse, p.
167. XLII, Mf. stolidus Gosse, p. 168. XLIV, Tyrannus caudifasciatus, p. 177. XLV, Elania
cotta Grosse (Ann. Nat. Hist., 1849; notin B. Jam.). LII, Corvus jamaicensis, p. 209. LIL,
Quiscalus crassirostris, p. 217. LVI, Tanagra nigrocephala, p. 231 (‘2 zena”). LVI, Tena-
grella ruficollis, d, 9, p. 236. LIX, Evphonia jamaica, 3, 9, p. 238. LX, Coturniculus
tizierus Gosse, p. 242. LXI, Crithagra brasiliensis, p. 245. LXII, Spermophila anozantha
Gosse, p. 247 (p. “242”, err. on pl.). LXIV, S. bicolor, p. 252. LXV, S. adora Gosse, p. 253.
LXVI, Pyrrhula violacea, p. 254. LXV, P. robinsonii, Gosse, p. 259. LXXIV, Piaya plu-
vialis, p. 277. LXXXIV, Geotrygon sylvatica Gosse, p. 316. LXXXV, Zenaida? plumbea
Gosse, MSS., ref. to p. 324. XC, Egretta nivea Gosse, p. 334. XCII, E. ruficollis Gosse, p.
338. CII, Rallus concolor Gosse, p. 369. CIV, Ortygometra minuta, p. 372. CV ILL, Himan-
topus nigricollis, p. 886. CX, Anas maxima Gosse, p. 399. CXI, Cyanopterus inornatus
Gosse, p. ‘'209". CXIIL, Erismatura ortygoides, p. 406. CXX, Podiceps dominicus, p. 440.

1849. GossE, P. H. Descriptions of two new Birds from Jamaica. <Ann. Mag. Nat.

Hist., (2), iii, 1849, pp. 257-259.
Elania [sic] cotta, p. 257; Trochilus maria, p. 258..

1849. HaRTLAUB, G. Description de deux nouvelles espéces d’Oiseaux de Caraccas.

<_Rev. et Mag. de Zool., i, 1849, pp. 274, 275.
Conurus erythrochlorus, p. 274 (voir op. cit., ii, 1850, p. 158) ; Icterus melanopterus, p. 275.

1849. HarTLAUB, G. Description de deux nouvelles espéces d’Oiseaux de Venezuela.

< Rev. et Mag. de Zool., i, 1849, pp. 275, 276.
Ampelis formosa, p. 275; Turdus vulpinus, p. 276.

1549. [JARDINE, W.] Ornithology of Quito. <(Jard. Contrib. Orn., 1849, pp. 41-45, 66.

Chiefly relating to zones of elevation. A following paper under the same title describes
certain Trochilide ; you will find it under head of Trochilide, in the ‘‘systematic” portion of
my Bibliography, if this is ever published.

1849. LAFRESNAYE,[F.] DE. Faune du Pérou, du docteur Tschudi, partie ornithologi-

que; par M. J. Cabanis, conservateur du Muséum de Berlin. < Rev. et Mag.
de Zool., i, 1849, pp. 97-108, 232-247.

Critique de cet ouvrage.

1850. LemBrys, J. Aves | de la Isla de Cuba, | por | Juan Lembeye. | — | Habana. |

Imprenta del Tiempo, | Calle de Aguiar num. 45|—| 1850. 1vol. 4to. pp.
136, 211, pll. 20.

Text synonymatic, descriptive, and general, treating of 86 spp.; 3 others given in a Suple-
mento. Contains also a compiled nominal list of 222 spp. arranged after @Orbigny.—
Vireo gundlachti, p. 29, pl. 5, £1; Muscicapa elizabeth, p. 39, pl. 5, f 3; Hirundo coronata
“Mus. Berol.”, p. 45; Cypselus iradii, p. 50, pl. 7, f. 4; Agelaius assimilis Gundl. MSS.. p.
64; Anabates fernandine, p. 66, pl. 5, f. 2; Orthorhynchus helene Gundl. MSS., p. 70, pl. 10,

f. 2; Ardea cubensis Gundl. MSS., p. 84, pl. 13, f. 1; A. brenescens Gundl. MSS., p. $4, pl
12; Hemipalama minor Gundl. MSS., p. 97, pl. 18, f. 1, spp. nn. ;

1850. MITCHELL, D. W. [Notice of Lord Harris’s collection from Trinidad.] <P. Z.

S&., xviii, 1850, pp. 99, 100.

1850. STRICKLAND, H. E. [Descriptions of four species of birds from the Peruvian

Andes.] <Jard. Contrib, Orn., 1850, pp. 47-50.

Monasa flavirostris, p. 47; Todirostrum chrysocrotaphum, Euphonia bicolor,
5

. 48, . n.
the other being Tachyphonus rufirenter (Spix). Be ERE:
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 267

1850. WatLacr, A. R. Journey to explore the Natural History of the Amazon River,
<-Alnn. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), vi, 1850, pp. 494-496.
Field-notes on several birds.

1851. Bonyan, G. R. Notes on the Raptorial Birds of British Guiana. <P. Z. S., xix,
1851, pp. 53-61.
Field-observations on a large number of species, mostly given only under English names.
1851. DEVILLE, E. Note sur quatre especes nouvelles d’oiseaux provenant de Pexpé-
dition de M. Castelnau; le Conurus Weddellii, C. jugularis, C. Luciani et Cul-
trides Pucheranii. < Rev. et Mag. de Zool., iii, 1851, pp. 209-213.

1851. Gossz, P.H. A | Naturalist’s Sojourn | in | Jamaica. | By | Philip Henry
Gosse, A. L. S., &c. | Assisted by Richard Hill, Esq., Cor. M.Z. 8. Lond., |
Mem. Counce. Roy. Soc. Agric. of Jamaica. | [Quotation.] | London: | Long-
man, Brown, Green, and Longmans. | 1851. 1vol. Sm.12mo. pp. iii-xxxiv,
1-508, pll. i-viii.
Birds and flowers, pp. 166-177, in the author's well-known delightful style.
1851-52. Gossz, P. H. Singing Birds and Sweet Flowers in Jamaica. < Edinb. New
Philos. Journ., lii, 1852, pp. 31-33, 268-271.
Extract from ‘‘A Naturalist's Sojourn in Jamaica”, p. 170.—Controverting the flippant
dogma that in tropical countries, where birds and flowers are of brilliant colors, the former
are songless and the latter without fragrance.

1852. ARBOLEYA, J. G. DE. Manual | de la | Isla de Cuba. | Compendio | de su His-
toria, Geografia, Estadistica y Administracion. | Su autor | D. José G. de Ar-

boleya. | — | Con 5 planos y 30 liminas. | — | Havana: 1852. | Imprenta del
Gobierno y Capitania General porS.M. lvol. 18mo. pp. 1-382-++11., maps,
plates.

“En punto 4 aves tiene la Isla excelente y abundante caza. Hé aqui una lista alfabetica
de las principales”, pp. 165-167, 2 lam.

1852. DEVILLE, E. Observations faites en Amérique sur les meurs de différentes
espéces d’Oiseaux-Mouches, suivies de quelques notes anatomiques et de
meeurs sur l’Hoazin, le Caurale et le Savacou. < Rev. et Mag. de Zool., iv, 1852,
pp. 208, 226, pl. 9.
Ornismyia, dix esp. Opisthocomus (pl. 9). Eurypyga helias. Cancroma cochlearia.

1852. GUNDLaAcH, J. Description of five new Species of Birds, and other Ornithologi-
cal notes of Cuban Species. Read before the Boston Society of Natural His-
tory, March 3d, 1852. < Journ. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., vi, pt. iii, 1852, pp. 313-319.
Muscicapa sagre, p. 313; UM. lembeyei, p. 314; Orpheus saturninus Licht., Columba caniceps,

p. 315; notes on 13 other spp.

1852, [JaRDINE, W.] Ornithology of the Island of Tobago. < Jard. Contrib. Orn.,

1852, pp. 63-68, 81-88.
Merely a general sketch of the subject.

1852, [JARDINE, W.] Descriptions of some [lately] New Species of Birds from the
Parisian Collections. < Jard. Contrib. Orn., 1852, pp. 129-182, pll. xevi-e.
Just before published by P. L. Sclaterin Rev. et Mag. Zool., iv, 1852, pp. 8, 9, g.v.; descr. here
quoted and figg. given. Cotinga porphyrolema Deville & Scl., pl. xcvi; Arremon mysticalis
Scl., pl. xcix; Pipilopsis flavigularis Scl., pl. xcviii; Pipraeidea albiventris Scl., pl.c, £2; P.
isidoret Scl., pl.c, £1; P. flavicapilla Scl., pl. xevii, f.2; P.pyrocephala, pl. xevii,f1. *
1852. Knox, J. P. An Historical Account of St. Thomas, W. I., with notices of St.
Croix and St. John’s. By John P. Knox. New York: 1852.
Not seen: said to contain (pp. 220 et seq.) a slight sketch of the ornithology of St. Thomas,
largely copied from Ledru’s ‘ Voyage’.
1852. Mosqurra, T. C. DE. Memoria sobre la Geografia fisica y politica de la Nueva

Granada. New York. 1852. 8vo.
Not seen: title from Giebel. See the American ed., 1853.
268 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [VV

1852, ScLATER, P.L. Ornithological Observations. IX.—On the Birds from Yucatan
described by Dr. Cabot in the Journal of the Boston Natural History Society
[vols.iv, v]. <(Jard. Contrib. Orn., 1852, p. 96.

Mr. Cassin’s identifications of 9 spp., only one of which is allowed to stand.

1852. SctaTER, P.L. Description de six Oiseaux nouveaux appartenant 4 la collection
du Muséum Whistoire naturelle de Paris. < Rev. et Mag. de Zoologie, iv, 1852,
. 8,9.
Dea mysticalis [sic], Pipilopsis favigularis, Pipreidea albiventris, p. 8; Pipraisidorei,
P. flavicapilla, P. pyrocephala, p. 9.
1852, SEEMANN, B. Notes on the Zoology of the Isthmus of Panama. < Zoologist,x,
1852, pp. 3313-3320.
Only a slight paragraph on birds, p. 3315.
1852. Wii1aMs, J. J. The | Isthmus | of | Tehuantepec |...» | New York: { D.
Appleton & Company, 200 Broadway. |MDCCC LIT. 1vol. 8vo. pp. 295.
Cursory allusion to a few spp. of birds at pp. 208-210.
1853. Bonyan, G. R. Notes on the Raptorial Birds of British Guiana. <<Ann. Mag.”
Nat. Hist., (2), xi, 1853, pp. 188-146.
From P. Z. 8., xix, 1851, pp. 53-61.

1853. BURMEISTER, H. Ueber die Kier und Nester einiger brasilianischer Végel. <J.
f. 0., 1853, i, pp. 161-177.

Treats of 17 spp., exclusive of the Trochilide mentioned, with extended descriptions of
nests and eggs.

1853. Mosquera, T.C.DE. Memoir | on the | Physical and Political Geography | of |
New Granada. | Dedicated to the American Geographical and Sta- | tistical
Society of New York. | By General T. C. de Mosquera, | [ete., 5 lines. } | Trans-
lated from the Spanish by | Theodore Dwight. | New York: | Published by T.
Dwight, 116 Broadway. | 1853. 1-vol. 8vo. pp. 105, map.

I have not seen the original, 1852. In this version, under head of “Animals”, occurs &
nominal (Spanish and Latin) list of a few birds, not well determined, pp. 35-37. It is of no
consequence.

1853, ROSENSCHULD, E. M. ar. Bref frin D:r E. Munck af Rosenschéld i Paraguay.
< Ofvers. Kongl. Vetensk.-Akad. Forhandl. for dr 1852, 1853, pp. 174-176.

1853. SctaTER, P. L. Description de deux nouvelles espéces d’Oiseaux. < Rev. et
‘Mag. de Zool., v, 1853, p. 480.

Dacnis pulcherrima, Formicivora ornata.

1853. Waxtacr, A.R. A | Narrative of Travels | on the | Amazon and Rio Negro, |
with an account | of the | Native Tribes, | and observations on the Climate,
Geology, and Natural | History of the Amazon Valley. | By Alfred R. Wallace.
| With a Map and Illustrations. | London: | Reeve and Co., Henrietta Street,
Covent Garden, | 1853. 1 vol. 8vo. pp. viii, 542, with 18 pp. of advts., map,
folding table, col’d frontisp., pll. vii, and other illust.

Chap. XVI, Observations on the Zoology of the Amazon District, pp. 446-475 ; B. Birds, pp.
461-463: only mention of a few of the most interesting and beautiful. Cf. Nat. Hist. Rev., i,
1854, pp. 117-121.

1854. RosENScHOLD, E. M. ar. Bref frin Paraguay. <( Ofvers. Kongl. Vetensk.-dkad.

Forhandl. for dr 1853, 1854, pp. 102-114.

1854. ScLaTEeR, P. L. On two [lately] new species of South American Birds. <Cdnn.
Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xiv, 1854, p. 158.

Culicivora boliviana, Pipra flavo-tincta. From P. Z. S., Feb. 24, 1852.

1854. ScLaTzuR, P. L. List of a Collection of Birds received by Mr. Gould, from the
Province of Quijos in the Republic of Ecuador. <P. Z. S., lxxii, 1854, pp.
109-115, pll. (Aves) Ixvi, xvii.

69 spp., with critical annotation and synonymy and descriptions of some of them. Galbula

chaleothorax, p. 110; Tyrannule phenicura, p. 118, pl. Isvi, f£.1; Arremon speetabilis, p. 114, pl.
Ixvii, spp. nn. ; ;
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 269

‘1854. Watiacr, A.R. Habits of Birds. <dun. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xiii, 1854, pp.
74, 75.
Editorial excerpt from his ‘Travels on the Amazon and Rio Negro’, 1853, g. v.
[1854-56.] Drescourtitz, J. T. Ornithologie Brésilienne | ou | Histoire des Oiseaux
du Brésil, | remarquables par leur plumage, leur chant ou leurs habitudes. |
Par le Dr. J. T. Descourtilz, | Membre de la Société Linnéenne de Paris et de
la Société auxiliaire de Vindustrie de Rio de Janeiro. | [Dessin.]| Rio de Ja-
neiro: | Editeur, Thomas Reeves. | [1854-56.] 1 vol. gr. fol. (publ. par livr.
liv). pp. 42, pll. lithochr. 48.
Contient les descriptions et les figures de 164 espéces diverses d'oiseaux du Brésil, accom-
pagnées de quelques courts renseignements sur leurs habitudes, etc. On cite une traduction
Anglais sous le nom de “Brazilian Ornithology, or a History of the Birds of Brazil”.
1855. BERNSEE, F. [Extract from a letter relating to various birds of the East Falk-
land Island.] < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., vii, 1855, pp. 287, 288.
Relates to Bernicla, 3 spp. ; Haematopus, 2 spp.; sad Chionis alba.
1855. BoECK, E.v. Vorliufige Bemerkungen iiber die Ornis der Provinz Valdivia, in
der Republik Chile. < Naumannia, 1855, pp. 494-513.

1855. Cassin, J. The | U.S. Naval Astronomical Expedition | to | the Southern Hem-
isphere, | during | the years 1849~50-51"52. | Lieut. J. M. Gilliss, Superintend-
ent.| .... | Vol. II. Washington. MDCCCLY. >Appendix F.‘ Birds.
By John Cassin. pp. 172-206, pll. (col’d) xiv-xxviii.

Systematic account, with miscellaneous field-notes, of 119 spp. of (chiefly? entirely ?) South
American birds. Pl.xiv, Falco nigriceps; xv, Psaracolius [sic] cwrceus; xvi, f. 1, Agelaius
thilius; p. 2, Sturnella militaris; xvii, Chrysomitris marginalis; xviii, f. 1, Calliste cyant-
collis; f. 2, C. larvata; xix, f.1, C. gyroloides ; £.2, C. desmarestii ; xx, f.1, Euphonia rusiven-
tris; f. 2, Chlorophonia oceipitalis; xxi, f. 1, Ericornis melanura; f. 2, Seytalopus fuscus ;
xxii, Psittacus ochrocephalus; xxiii, Branta antarctica; xxiv, Bernicla magellanica; xxv,
Anas melanocephala ; xxvi, Querg. creccoides ; xxvii, Fuligula metopias ; xxviii, Phalacrocorax
brasilianus.

1855. DEs Muns, P.O. Oiseaux nouveaux ou rare recueillis dans VAmérique du Sud,
par F. de Castelnau, etc. Paris, 1855. 4to. 20 pll.

Not seen: title from a bookseller’s catalogue. Compare 1856, same author.

1855. Goutp, J. Descriptions of Eight New Species of Birds from South America.
<P. Z. 8., xxiii, 1855, pp. 67-70, pl. (Aves) Ixxxiii.

Campylorhynchus hypostictus, Chameza nobilis, Formicarius nigrifrons, p. 68; F. erythrop-
terus, Schistochlamys speculiger, Thamnophilus corvinus, T. melanurus (pL), p.69; Z. hypery-
thrus, p. 70.

1855. Gouin, J. Descriptions of Eight [lately] New Species of Birds from South
America. <Ann, Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xv, 1855, pp. 343-346.

Campylorhynchus hypostictus, —p. 343 ; Chamois nobilis, Formicarius nigrifrons, p. 344; F.
erythropterus, Schistocht ligera, Th philus corvinus, TF. melanurus, p. 345; T. hy-
perythrus, p.346.—From P. ‘Z. S, 1855, pp. 67-70, pl. lxxxiii.

1855. Gout, J. [Remarks on Exhibition of a portion of a collection of Birds formed
by Mr. Hauxwell in the neighbourhood of the River Ucayali.] <P. ZS,
xxiii, 1855, pp. 77, 78.

1855. JARDINE, W. Contributions to Ornithology. I. Professor W. Jameson’s Collec-
tions from the Eastern Cordillera of: Ecuador. <£dinb. New Philos. Journ.,
new ser., ii, 1855, pp. 113-119.

Letters fc w. a ameson. Field-notes on 10 spp. Yanagara [sic] notabilis, Saltator arre-
monops, p. 119, spp. ‘nn.’

1855. Pumipr1, R. A. Ueber einige Vigel Chile’s. Briefliche Mittheilung an den
Herausgeber. <Arch. f. Naturg., 1855, (1), pp. 9-14.

Behandelt vier Avten—Phoonicopterus andinus, sp. u., p. 12; Ardea cocot, Xanthornus
cayennensis, Cireus macropterus.

1855. ScuaTeR, P. L. List of a Collection of Birds received by Mr. Gould, from the
Province of Quijos in the Republic of Ecuador. <Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2),
xvi, 1855, pp. 279-285.

From P. Z. 8., May 9, 1854, pp. 109-115, pll., g.v.

 
270 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [Vol V.

1855, ScLaTER, P.L. Descriptions of some New Species of Birds from Santa Fé di
Bogota. <P. Z. S., xxiii, 1855, pp. 109, 110, pll. (Aves) xcix-cii.

Nemosia albigularis, pl. xcix; Pyriglena ellisiana, pl.c; Anthus bogotensis, pl. ci, p. 109; Oto-
corys peregrina, pl. cii, p. 110.

1855. ScraTer, P. L. On the Birds received in collections from Sunte Fé di Bogota.
<P. Z.8., xxiii, 1255, pp. 131-164, pll. (Aves) ciii, civ.

435 spp. briefly annotated. Heteroenemis (g.n.) marginata, p. 145; Todirostrum gracilipes,
p.149; Calliste inornata “Gould”, p.153, spp. nn.; pl. ciii, Vireolanius icterophrys Bp.; pl.
civ, Ampelion cinctus (Tsch.).

1855-57. GuNDLACH, J., and CaBANIS, J. Dr. J. Gundlach’s Beitriige zur Ornitholo-
gie Cuba’s. Nach Mittheilungen des Reisenden an Hr. Bez.-Dir. Sezekorn in
Cassel; von Letzterem zusammengestellt. Mit Zusiitzen und Anmerkungen
geordnet vom Herausgeber. <J.f. O., ii, 1¢54 (Extrah. 1855), pp. lxxvii-
Ixxxvii; iii, 1255, pp. 465-480; iv, 1856, pp. 1-16, 97-112, 337-352, 417-422; v,
1857, pp. 225-242.

An important review of the subject. This is the first of numerous articles upon Cuban
birds, wholly or in part by Dr. Gundlach ; it is chiefly to be regretted that in the beginning
insufficient attention to precision of identification resulted in too many “additions and cor-
rections”. The present series constitutes a systematic synopsis of Cuban birds, the techni-
ealities by Cabanis, the field-notes by Gundlach. Hypomorphnus gundlachii, p. lxxx; Phyl
lomanes barbatulus, p.467; Mimus gundlachii, p.470; Teretistris, p.475; Melittarchus, p.478;
Contopus, p. 479; Blacicus, p.480; Aul p.1; Chordediles minor, p.5; Corrus minutus
Gundl., p. 97; Geotrygon caniceps Gundl., p.110; Perissura, p. 111; Oceniseus, p. 343; Tryn-
gites, p. 418; Notherhodius holostictus, p.426; Limnopardalus, p. 428; Oreciscus. p. 428, are
new genn. or spp., all but 2 by Cabanis; 251 spp. in all are treated. See especially J.f O., ix,
1861, pp. 401-416; x, 1862, pp. 81-96, 177-191.

1856. BURMEISTER, H. Systeratische Uebersicht | der Thiere Brasiliens, | welche |
wihrend einer Reise durch die Provinzen von Rio de | Janeiro und Minas
geraés | zusammelt oder beobachtet | wurden | von | Dr. Hermann Bur-
meister, | o 6 Prof. d. Zoologie und Direct. d. zool. Mus. der Universitat zu
Halle. | Zweiter Theil. | Végel (Aves). | Erste [Zweite] Hilfte. | Berlin.
1856. | Druck und Verlag von Georg Reimer. 2vols. 8vo. Vol. I, pp. x, 526
+2. Vol. II, pp. xiv, 466.

Ornithology occupies the 2d and 3d vols. of this work (lst vol., Mammals, Berlin, 1854).
It is an extensive and elaborate general treatise upon the subject.

1856. BURMEISTER, H. Erliuterungen zur Fauna Brasiliens, enthaltend Abbildungen
und ausfiihrliche Beschreibungen neuer oder ungentigend bekannter Thier-
Arten. Von Dr. Herm. Burmeister. Berlin. 1856. Folio.

Not seen.

1856. Des Murs, P. O. Expédition dans les parties centrales de YAmérique du Sud,
de Rio Janeiro 4 Lima et de Lima au Para, etc. Par Fr. de Castelnau.
Oiseaux, par P. O. Desmurs. 1856. 4to.

Not seen: title from Giebel. Compare 1855, same author.

1856. GovuLp, J. Descriptions of Eight New Species of Birds from South America.
<_ Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xvii, 1856, pp. 422-431,

From P. Z. S., April 10, 1855.

1856. JARDINE, W. Contributions to Ornithology. No. IL., Professor W. Jameson’s
Collections from the Eastern Cordillera of Ecuador continued.—Expedition
from Quito to the Mountain Cayambe. < Edinb. New Philos. Journ., new ser.,
iii, 1856, pp. 90-92, pl. iv.

Collector’s notes of the locality. Writer’ R : :
and other birds.—Arremon eeu n ov tr SP EEN DE ONAN plas

1856. Kinauan, [R. J.] Letter from Dr. Kinahan, dated Callao, August, 1855.
<Nat. Hist. Rev. (Pr. Soc.), iii, 1858, pp. 24-26. =

Referring, among other things, to birds, especially Albatrosscs.

1856. LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds of the Genera Chor-
deiles, Swainson, and Polioptila, Sclater. <_Ann. Lye. Nat. Hist. New York
vi, 1856, pp. 165-169. 2

Chordeiles gundlachii, p. 165; C. texensis, p. 167; Polioptila melanura, p. 168.
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 271

1856. PELZELN, A.V. Ueber neue u. wenig bekannte Arten der kais. ornithologischen
Samnilung nebst Ausziigen aus J. Natterers handschriftlichen Katalog tiber
die von ihm in Brasilien gesammelten Species der Familien Trogonidae und
Alcedinidae. < Sitz.-Berichte Kénigl. Akad. Wiss. Wien, xx, 1856, pp. 492-—.

Not seen.

1856. RaIMONDI, A. Mémoire sur le huano des iles de Chincha et les oiseaux qui le

produisent. < Comp. Rend. de VAcad. Sci. Paris, xlii, 1856, pp. 735-738.

1856. RarMonpl, A. [Résumé d’un mémoire sur le huano des iles de Chincha et les
oiseaux qui le produisent.] < Rev. et Mag. de Zool., viii, 1856, pp. 190, 191.

1856. ScLaTER, P. L. Descriptions of some [lately] New Species of Birds from Santa
Fé di Bogota. < Ann. Mag. Nut. Hist., (2), xviii, 1856, pp. 60, 61.
From P. Z. S., June 26, 1855, pp. 109, 110.
1856. ScLaTER, P. L. On two [lately] new species of Birds from Santa Fé di Bogota.
<Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xviii, 1856, pp. 186, 187.
From P. Z. S., July 24, 1855, pp. 131-164.
1856. ScLATER, P. L. Descriptions of eight new species of Birds from South America.
<Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xviii, 1856, pp. 466-470.
Synallaxis castanea, p. 466; Diglossopsis (g. n.) cerulescens, p. 467; Diglossa indigotica (J.
& E. Verr, MS.), p. 467; Anabates infuscatus, A. lineaticeps, Myiadestes venezuelensis, p. 468;
Pipreola melanoleema, Ohiroxiphia regina, p. 469.
1856. ScLaTER, P. L. On some additional Species of Birds received in collections
from Bogota. <P. Z. §., xxiv, 1856, pp. 25-31, pll. (Aves) exvi-cxix.
Synallavis elegans, p. 25; 8. mesta, p. 26; Anabates erythropterus, p. 27; Margarornis
brunnescens, p. 27, pl. cxvi; Ochthoéca fumicolor, p. 28, pl. exvii; Euscarthmus agilis, p. 28,
pl. exviii; Pipra coracina, p. 29; Conopophaga cucullata, p. 29, pl. cxix; Ohlorospingus
xanthophrys, C. lichtensteini, p. 30; Gallinago nobilis, Rallas semiplumbeus, p. 31, spp. nn.
1856. ScLaTER, P. L. List of Mammals and Birds collected by Mr. Bridges in the
vicinity of the town of David in the Province of Chiriqui in the State of
Panama. <P. Z. S., xxiv, 1856, pp. 133-143.
Of birds, 46 spp.—Thamnophilus bridgesi, p. 141; Geotrygon chiriquensis, p. 143, spp. nn.
1857, BoNaParTE, C.L. Catalogue méthodique accompagné de notes des Oiseaux
recueillis &4 Cayenne par M. E. Desplanches, chirurgien de la marine impériale,
pendant la premiére campagne de l’aviso & vapeur, la Rapide, années 1854-1856.
< Bull.’ Soc. Linn. Normandie, ii, 1857, pp. 29-40.
Of this piece I have not seen the original, but a MS. copy made by S. F. Baird, Nov. 21-26,
1863. Itis anannotated list of 130 spp., a few of which are described, the rest merely given by
name. Planchesia Bp. (type Muscicapa fuligi Gm., fusca Bodd. ; P. E. 574, f. 1), p. 36, g.n.
1857, GouLD, J. Description of a [lately] new Trogon and a [lately] new Odonto-
phorus. <Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xix, 1857, pp. 110, 111.
From P. Z. S., May 13, 1856.
1857, Harriaus, G. Zur Ornithologie Stidamerika’s. <J. f. 0., 1857, v, pp. 36-50.
Burmeister’s Thiere Bras.; Cassin’s Birds of Gilliss’ U. S. Naval Astron. Exped.; Des
Murs’ Castelnau's Voy. and Sclater’s B. of Bogota in P. Z. §., 1855. In some measure a
review of the works quoted, but rather a systematic summary of their results.

1857. JARDINE, W. Contributions to Ornithology. No. IV. < Edinb. New Philos.
Journ., new ser., V, 1857, pp. 255-257.
Brief notes on 5 spp. from Quito.
1857, PuiLippi, R.A. Uebereinige Chilenische Vogel und Fische. < Arch. f. Naturg.,

1857, (1), pp. 262-272.
Rallus salinasi, p. 262; Upucerthia atacamensis, p. 263; Totanus chilensis, p. 264; Culicivora
Sernandeziana, p. 265.

1857. SaLLf, A. Liste des Oiseaux rapportés et observés dans la République
Dominicaine (ancienne partie Espagnole de l’Ile St. Domingue ou d’Haiti),
pendant son voyage de 1849 41851. (Communicated by Philip Lutley Sclater. )

<P. Z. 8., xxv, 1857, pp. 230-237.
61 spp., with field-notes; and critical comment by the communicator.

 
272 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [Vo V.

1857. ScLATER,P.L. On some additional Species of Birds received in collections
from Bogota. <Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2), xix, 1857, pp. 85-92.
From P. Z. S., Feb. 26, 1856, pp. 25-31.
1857. Sctater,P.L, On a [lately] new Genus of Birds from Mexico. <Ann, Mag,
Nat. Hist., (2), xx, 1857, p. 470.

From P. Z. §., July 14, 1857.

1857. SCLATER, P.L. On two [lately] new Species of Birds from Bogota. <Ann. Mag.
Nat. Hist., (2), xx, 1857, p. 472.

From P. Z. S., Jan. 27, 1857.

1857. ScLaTER, P. L. Further Additions to the List of Birds received in Collections
from Bogota. <P. Z. S., xxv, 1857, pp. 15-20.

52 spp., shortly annotated. Anabates striaticollis, Sclerurus brunneus, p. 17, spp. nn.

1857. SctaTER, P. L, On a Collection of Birds transmitted by Mr. H. W. Bates from
the Upper Amazon. <P. Z. S8., xxv, 1857, pp. 261-268.

79 spp., with annotation. Eubucco aurantiicollis, p. 267, sp. n., and synopsis of 7 spp. of
that section of the genus Bucco. See 1863, and 1864, Bates, H. W.

1857. SctatEeR, P. L. Descriptions of Eleven New Species of Birds from Tropical
America. <P. Z. S., xxv, 1857, pp. 271-277, pl. (Aves) exxx.

Oampylorhynchus pardus, p. 271; O. striaticollis, p. 272; Anabazenops guttulatus, p. 272, pL
exxx; Synallaxis multostriata, Turdus fulviventris Verr. MS., T. ignobilis, p. 273; Cinclua
leuconotus, Tyrannus atrifrons, p. 274; Melanoptila (g. nu.) glabrirostris, p. 275, woodec.; Li-
paugus rufescens, p. 276; Tinamus castaneus, p. 277.—Note that Tyrannus atrifrons Scl. =
Saurophaga bairdiit Gamb. = Tyrannus bairdi Scl.

1857. TayLor, W.J. Investigation on the Rock Guano from the Islands of the Carib-
pean Sea. <(Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., ix, 1857, pp. 91-100.

Chemical analyses, etc.

1857, THIENEMANN, F.A.L. Ueber die von Dr. Gundlach eingesendeten Eier und
Nester cubanischer Vogel. <J. f. O., v, 1857, pp. 145-159.

Systematic description of the eggs, and in many cases of the nests, of 49 spp.

1858. BURMEISTER, H. Zur Fauna von Siid-America; Briefliches aus Mendoza. <J.
Ff. O., 1858, vi, pp. 152~162.

1858. DE VerTEUIL, L. A. A. Trinidad: | Its Geography, | Natural Resources, Admin-
istration, Present | Condition, and Prospects. | By | L. A. A. De Verteuil,
M. D. P. | — | [Quotation, 3 lines.] | — | London: | Ward and Lock, 158,
Fleet street. | — | 1858. 1vol. 8vo. pp. i-xii, 1-508.

Chapter I, Natural History, p. 100; Birds, by the author, pp. 118-126.—Appendix: An

Essay on the Ornithology of Trinidad, by Antoine Léotaud, M. D. P., pp. 423-439, giving con-
| siderable information on the subject.
1858. GuNpLacH, J. Notes on some Cuban Birds, with Descriptions of three New
Species. <Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, vi, 1858, pp. 267-275. (Read June
29, 1857.)

Oolaptes chrysocaulosus, Culicivora lembeyi, p. 273; Teretistris fornsi, p. 275, spp. nn.

1858. LawRENCE, G.N. Observations of the Preceding Paper [i. e., Notes on some
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1858. SctaTER, P. L. Description of a [lately] new genus and some [lately] new
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From P, Z. S., 1857. : J

1858. ScLaTER, P. L. Descriptions of Eleven [lately] New Species of Birds from Trop-
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From P. Z. 8., Dec. 8, 1857, pp. 271-277. Pre

1858. ea ie = Birds from the Rio Napo, in the
Pe nn ilag, Nat. Hist., (3), ii, 1858, pp. 144-15
From P. Z. 8., Jan. 26, 1858. Peres ion
1858. ScLaTER, P. L. On [lately] new Species of Birds from the Rio Napo, in the

Republic of Ecuador. < Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3), ii, 1858, p. 235,
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1858. ScLaTeR, P. L. Notes on a Collection of Birds received by M. Verreaux of
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174 spp.—Anabates melanopezus, p. 61; Anabates pulvericolor, Synallaxis brunneicaudalis, p.
62; S. albigularis, p. 63; Malacocichla maculata, p. 64; Thamnophilus eethiops, T. capitalis, p. 65;
Dysithamnus leucostictus, D. semicinereus, p. 66; Heterocnemis albigularis, p. 67; Oonopo-
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Todirostrum picatum Oyclorhynchus cequinoctialis, p.70; Platyrhynchus coronatus “Verr.”,
Elenia luteiventris, p.71; Creurgops (n.g.) verticalis Verr., pl. cxxxii, f. 2; Euchetes (g.n.,
“Verr.”) coccineus ‘Verr.”, p. 73, pl. exxxii, £1; Celeus verreauxt ‘“Malh.”, p. 74, spp. nn.
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1858. SctaTer, P. L. Characters of Five New Species of [Central and South}
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1858. ScLatEr, P. L. List of Birds collected by Mr. Louis Fraser, at Cuenca, Guala-
quiza and Zamora, in the Republic of Ecuador. <P. Z. 8., xxvi, 1858, -pp.
449-461, pl. (Aves) cxlv. ,

87 spp., with critical and field-notes.—Conirostrum fraseri, p. 452; Phrygilue ocularis, p.
454, pl. cxlv; Synallaxis antesiensis, p. 457; Tyr lus chrysops, p. 458.

1858. ScLaTER, P. L. On the Birds collected by Mr. Fraser in the vicinity of Rio-
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(Aves) cxlvi.

59 spp., with collector’s and author's notes.—Troglodytes solstitialis, p. 550; Catamenia
homochroa, p. 552; Agriornis solitaria, p. 553; Elainia griseigularis, pl. cxlvi, f. 1; EZ. stic-
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1859. Cassty, J. La Plata, | the Argentine Confederation, | and Paraguay. | Being
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orders of the United States Government. | By Thomas J. Page, U. 8. N., |
Commander of the Expedition. | With Map and Numerous Engravings. | New
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Merely a list of the species collected, with a slight commentary of general character.

 

1859. EprroriaL. [Letter from Mr. Fraser at Nanegal, Pichincha, relating to various
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1859. Eprror1au. [Correspondence from Mr. Fraser, in Ecuador.] < Ibis, i, 1859, pp.
332, 333.

1859, EprrorraL. [Correspondence from O. Salvin, en route to Guatemala.] < Ibis,
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1859. EprrorraL. [Annotated extracts of letters from Fraser, at Quito and Babahoyo,
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1859. EprrortaL. [Extracts from a letter of O. Salvin, en route to, and in, Guate-
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1859. Goutp, J. List of Birds from the Falkland Islands, with Descriptions of the
Eggs of some of the Species, from specimens collected principally by Captain
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38 spp.— Gavia roseiventris, p. 97, sp. D.

1859. GuNpDLAcH, J. Ornithologisches aus Briefen von Cuba. <J. f. O., 1859, vii,

pp. 294-299, 347-351.

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Moors, T. J. List of Mammals and Birds collected by Mr. Joseph Leyland in
Honduras, Belize, and Guatemala. <P. Z. 8, xxvii, 1859, pp. 50-65, pil.
(Aves) el, cli.

125 spp. of birds, with brief field-notes.—Ortyz leylandi, p. 62, ap. n.

. Newron, A., and Newton, E. Observations on the Birds of St. Croix, West

Indies, made, between February 20th and August 6th 1857 by Alfred New-
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(Part I[-IV].) <( Ibis, i, 1859, pp. 59-69, 138-150, 252-264, 365-379, pll. i, xii.
Opens with sketch of the locality; finishes with sketch of the literature of the subject.
Critical, descriptive, and field-notes on 64 spp.,some of which are queried or left undeter-.
mined, and many bibliographical references. Woodcut of trachea of Dendrocygna arborea.
Eight spp. of eggs figured on pl. xii. Gymnoglaua nudipes, pl. i.
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6373.
“Contains graphic pictures of Jamaican Ornithology.”

. OSBURN, W. Notes on the Bats and Birds of Jamaica. < Zoologist, xvii, 1659,

pp. 6587-6594,

OspuRN, W. Notes on the Mountain Birds of Jamaica. < Zoologist, xvii, 1559,
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. OSBURN, W. Notes on the Mountain Birds of Jamaica. < Zoologist, xvii, 1859,

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OsBURN, W. Notes on the Mountain Birds of Jamaica. < Zoologist, xvii, 1859,
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These notes continued in same journal for.1860, q. v.

Sacra, RaMON DE LA. Enumération des especes zoologiques et botaniques de
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Oiseaux, pp. 178-181.

ScLaTer, P. L. Characters of Five [lately] New Species of American Birds.
< Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3), iii, 1859, pp. 443-446.

From P. Z. S., Nov. 9, 1858, pp. 446-449,

ScLaTER, P.L.. List of the First Collection of Birds made by Mr. Louis Fraser
at Pallatanga, Ecuador, with Notes and Descriptions of New Species. <P.
Z.8., xxvii, 1859, pp. 135-147, pl. (Aves) cliv.

102 spp.— Vireo josephe, p. 137, pl. cliv; Nemosia ornata, p.138; Anabates subularis, A. tem-
poralis, Dysithamnus unicolor, p. 141; Formicivora caloptera, Pachyrhamphus homochrous,
Cephalopterus penduliger, p. 142, spp. nn.

SciaTER, P.L. On some new or little-known Birds from the Rio Napo. <P.
Z.8., XXV1i, 1859, pp. 440, 441,

9 spp.—Buarremon castaneiceps, Grallaria nuchalis, p. 441, spp. nn.

SciaTER, P. L., and Satvin,O. Onthe Ornithology of Central America. Part I
(Tj. < Ibis, i, 1859, pp. 1-22, 117-138, 213-234, pl. iv, v.

Sketch of literature of the subject; 382 spp. with field-notes, mainly from Mr. Salvin's per-
sonal observations, and some synonymy. Cistothorus elegans, p.8; Coereba lucida, p. 14: Aipho-
colaptes elegans, p.118; Sayornis aquatica, p.119; Empidonaz albigularis, p. 122; Elainia vilis-
sima, p. 122, pl. 4, £1; E. placens, p. 123, pl.4,f.2. Various eggs figured at pl.5. Several spe-
cies are left undetermined. Cf. Ibis, 1866, pp. 188-206.

BREWER,T.M. [List of the Birds of Cuba, compiled from two lists furnished
by Dr. Gundlach, of Havana.] < Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., vii, 1860 pp.
305-308, were cay

Nominal list of 250 spp.

Bryant, H. [Notes on two Birds from Bogota ] < Proc. B VC i
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vii, 1860, pp. 226, 227. = ;
Turdus minimus Lafr.; Vireo bogotensis, sp. n., p. 227,
BURMEISTER, H. Systematisches Verzeichniss der in den La Plata-
bachteten Vigelarten. <J.f. O., viii, 1860, pp. 241-268.
261 spp. ; the list shortly annotated and with a few references,

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notes and descriptions of new species. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xii, 1860,
pp. 1382-144, 188-197.

144 spp.—Monasa pallescens, p. 134 (with synop. of 6 spp. of Monasa); Celeus mentalis, p. 137 ;
Orthogonys olivaceus, Pittasoma (g. un.) michleri, p. 189; Dendroica vieillotit, p. 192 (with synop.
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Cassin, J. Catalogue of Birds from the Island of St. Thomas, West Indies, col-
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27 spp., annotated.

Ep1iTortaL. [Notice of Mr. Fraser’s Movements and Operations.] < Ibis, ii,
1860, pp. 192,193.

FRAUENFELD, G. v. Ueber den Aufenthalt in Valparaiso und die Ausfliige
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Gréssten Theils ornithologischen Inhalts.

GERMAIN, M. F. Notes upon the Mode and Place of Nidification of some [69 spp. ]

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GovET, T.L. Bermuda: | its History, Geology, Climate, Products, | Agricul-
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Treats of a very few spp., with running commentary.
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Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, vii, 1860, pp. 142-145.
Ph, flavo-aurantius, p.142; H. castaneocauda, p. 145.

LAWRENCE, G. N. Notes on some Cuban Birds, with Descriptions of New Spe-
cies. < Ann. Lyc. Nat, Hist. New York, vii, 1860, pp. 247-275.
27 spp. critically treated; many observations of Dr. J.Gundlach’s. Accipiter gundlacht, p.
252; Antrostomus cubanensis, p. 260, spp. nn.
LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds of the Genera Myiar-
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M. Panamensis, p. 284; Ph. MeLeannani, p. 285.
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Continued from same journal for 1859, q. v.
Puiiprr, R. A. Ueber zwei vermuthlich neue Chilenischen Enten und iiber
Fringilla barbata Mol. < Arch. f. Naturg., 1860, (1), pp. 24-28.
Anas topareia, p. 24. Erismatura vittata, p.26. Synonymik von Chrysomitris barbata.
Puriprt, R. A.,and LANDBECK, L. Beschreibung zweier neuen Chilenischen
Vogel aus den Geschlechtern Procellaria und Caprimulgus. < Arch. f. Na-
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Caprimulgus andinus, p. 279; Thalassidroma segethi, p. 282.
SaLVIN, O. [Editorial Extracts from Letters from Duefias, Guatemala, Aug. 30
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276 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. { Vol. V.

1860. SALvin, O. [Letters from Vera Paz, relating to various Birds, with a compara-
tive list of the Trochilide of Duefias and Coban.] < Ibis, ii, 1860, pp. 193-197,

1860. SALVIN, O., and ScLaTER, P. L. Contributions to the Ornithology of Guate-
mala, <Jbis, ii, 1860, pp. 28-45, pl. iit, pp. 272-278, 396-402, pl. xiii.
80-+39+52=17lspp. The first article contains species not mentioned in the authors’
paper on the same subject in Ibis, vol. i, 1859, with the whole of Salvin’s field-notes on his first
collection; the second, 39 more new to the fauna of the country; the third, 52 more, both with
Salvin’s field-notes. Thryothorus pleurostictus, p. 30; Elainia subpagana, p. 36: Malacoptila
veraepacis, p.40; Ohrysotis guatemale ‘‘Hartl.”, p. 46, spp. nn. The pil. represent Chetura
rutila and Pionus haematotis. Cf. Ibis, 1866, pp. 188-206.

1860. ScuaTeR, P. L. Descriptions of [lately] New Species of Birds collected by Mr.
Louis Fraser at Pallatanga, Ecuador. <<Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3), v, 1860, pp.
427-430.

From P. Z. S., April 12, 1859, pp. 135-147, q. v.

1860. ScLaTER, P. L. On two [lately] new Birds from the Rio Napo. <Ann. Mag.
Nat. Hist., (3), v, 1860, p. 498.

From P. Z. S., Nov. 22, 1859, pp. 440, 441, q. v.

1860. ScLaTER, P. L. On the Eggs of Two Raptorial Birds from the Falkland Islands.
<TIbis, ii, 1860, pp. 24-2s, pl. i.
PL. i, fig. 1, Milvago australis; fig. 2, Cathartes sp., wrongly identified as Milvago australis ;
fig. 3, Buteo erythronotus.

1860. ScLaTER, P.L. Listof Additional Species of Birds collected by Mr. Louis Fraser
at Pallatanga, Ecuador; with Notes and Descriptions of New Species. <P.
Z. 8., xxviii, 1860, pp. 63-73.

64 spp.—Thryothorus mystacalis, p. 64; Grallaria erythrops, G. regulus, p. 66; Myiarchus
nigriceps, Platyrhynchus albogularis, Eupsilostoma pusillum, p. 68; Tyrannulus flavidifrons,
TL. cinereiceps, p. 69, spp. nn.

1860. ScLATER, P. L. List of Birds collected by Mr. Fraser in the vicinity of Quito,
and during excursions to Pichincha and Chimborazo; with Notes and Descrip-
tions of New Species. <P. Z. S., xxviii, 1860, pp. 73-23, pl. (Aves) clix.

52 spp.—Thryothorus eophrys, p. 74; Oreomanes (n. g.) fraseri, p. 75, fig. pl. clix: Cinclodes
excelsior, C. albidiventris, p. 77; Agriornis andecola, p. 78; Attagis chimborazensis, p. $2, spp. nn.

1860. ScLaTER, P. L. List of Birds collected hy Mr. Fraser in Ecuador, at Nanegal,
Calacali, Perucho, and Puellaro; with Notes and Descriptions of New Species.
<P. Z. 8. xxviii, 1860, pp. 83-97, pl. (Aves) elx.

130 spp.—Thryothorus nigricapillus, Basileuterus semicervinus, p. 84; Oruzoborus ethiops,
p. 88; Pipreola jucunda, p. 89; Pipra deliciosa, p. 90, figg.; Masius coronulatus, p. 91; Cyclo-
rhynchus fulvipectus, p. 92; Ifyiobius villosus, p. 93, spp. nn.

1860. ScLaTER, P.L. [Announcement of the arrival of some Mammals and Birds from
British Honduras.] <P. Z. 8., xxviii, 1860, p. 206.

1860. SctaTER, P. L. List of Birds collected by Mr. Fraser at Babahoyo in Ecuador,
with Descriptions of New Species. <P. Z. S., xxviii, 1860, pp. 272-290, pl.
(Aves) exliv.
134 spp.—Geothlypis semiflava. p. 273; Cyclorhis virenticeps (pl. exliv), Saltator SJlavidicollis,
p. 272; Embernagra chrysomus, p. 273; Spermophila ophthalmica, Oryzoborus occidentalis,
Cassiculus flavicrissus, p.276; Xiphorhynchus thoracicus, p. 277; X. pusillus (ex Nova Gra-
nada), p. 278; Formicivora consobrina, Cercomacra maculosa, Pachyrhamphus spodiurus, p. 279;
Attila torridus, Fluvicola atripennis, p. 280; Megarhynchus chrysogaster, Tyrannus nivetgu-
laris, Myiarchus pheeocephalus, p. 281; Cyclorhynchus subbrunneus, Muscivora occidentalis p.
282; Bucco leucocrissus, p. 284; Dryocopus fuscipennis, p. 286, spp. nn. ‘

1860. ScLaTER, P. L. List of Birds collected by Mr. Fraser at Esmeraldas, Ecuador.
with Descriptions of New Species. <P. Z. S., SXviii, 1860, pp. 291-998 ;
93 spp.—Cyphorinus pheocephalus, p. 291, sp. u. ;
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1860, pp. 382-391, pl. (Aves) clxxiii. (Cf op. cit., 1861, p. 45; 1864, p. 73.)
57 spp., with brief field-notes. Ohloephaga rubidiceps, p. 387, pl. elxxiii, Sp. u.
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 277

1860. Scrarer, P. L. Characters of Ten New Species of American Birds. <P. Z.S.,
XXviii, 1860, pp. 461-467.

Campylorhynchus nigriceps, p. 461; O. gularis, Vireo modestus, p. 462 ; Vireosylvia cobanensis,
p. 463; Mytobius flavicans, M. pulcher, I. erypterythrus, p. 464; M. eryptoaanthus, p. 465;
Heteropelma amazonum, H. flavicapillum, p. 466. The article includes synopses of the species
of Myiobius and Heteropelma.

1860. ScLaTER, P. L., and SaLvin, O. Characters of Eleven [lately] New Species of
Birds discovered by Osbert Salvin in Guatemala. < Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3),
vi, 1260, pp. 215-217.

From P. Z, S., May 22, 1860, pp. 298-301.

1860, ScLaTER, P. L., and Savin, O. Characters of Eleven New Species of Birds dis-
covered by Osbert Salvin inGuatemala. <P. Z, S., xxviii, 1860, pp. 298-301.

Polioptila albtloris, Dendreeca chrysoparia, p. 298; Hylophilus cinereiceps, Glyphorhynchus pee-
toralis, Thamnistes anabatinus, Platyrhynchus cancrominus, p. 299; Tyrannulus semiflavus,
Heteropelma vercepacis, Lipaugus holerythrus, Pionus hematotis, Corethrura rubra, p. 300.

1860. TayLor, G. C. On Birds collected or observed in the Republic of Honduras,
with a short Account of a Journey across that country from the Pacific to
the Atlantic Ocean. <Jbis, ii, 1860, pp. 10-24; 110-122, 222-228, 311-317.

Description of the region and field-notes on 96 spp.

1861. ABBorT, C. C. [Field-] Notes on the Birds [66 spp.] of the Falkland Islands.
<Cibis, iii, 1861, pp. 149-167.

Cf. P. Z. &., 1860, p. 382, and Feb. 12, 1861, p. 45; also, Ibis, 1860, p. 336.

1861. ALBRECHT, R. Zur Ornithologie Cuba’s. Nach Geo. N. Lawrence und J. Gund-
lach mitgetheilt. <J. f. 0., 1861, ix, pp. 198-215.

Ann. Lye. Nat. Hist. N. ¥., passim, 1855-60. 28 spp.

1861. Botte, C. Guano-Gewinnung auf den Chincha-Inselnu. <J. f. O., ix, 1861, pp.
387-390.

Aus Cuzco und Lima von Clements Markham, London, 1856.

1861. BURMEISTER, H. Reise durch die La Plata-Staaten, mit besonderer Riicksicht
auf die physische Beschaffenheit und den Culturzustand der Argentinischen
Republik. Ausgefiihrt in den Jahren 1857-61. Zweiter Band. Halle. 1861.

Not seen. Said to contain lists of mammals, birds, etc. Cf. Ibis, 1863, pp. 357, 358; J.f. O.,
viii, 1860, pp. 241-268.

1861. EDITORIAL. [Noteson some birds of the Falkland Islands.] <Ibis, iii, 1861, p. 312.

1861. GunpLacu, J. Tabellarische Uebersicht aller bisher auf Cuba beobachteten
Vogel. <UJ. f. 0., 1861, ix, pp. 321-349.

With tabular statement of periods of migration and breeding, comparative abundance or
scarcity, and general geographical distribution, in seven categories. 249 spp.

1861. LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of three new new species of Birds [from Mid-
dle America]. <Ann. Lye. Nat. Hist. New York, vii, 1861, pp. 303-305.

Grallaria perspicillata, p. 303; Polioptila superciliarts, p. 304; Ohlorostilbon nitens, p. 305.

1861. OWEN, RoBERT. On the Nesting of some Guatemalan Birds. With remarks by
‘Osbert Salvin, . . . <Ibis, iii, 1861, pp. 58-69, pl. ii.

23 spp. Field-notes; desc. of nests and eggs by O. Salvin; 5 spp. eggs figured on pl. ii.

1861. Puiuiprr, [R. A.], and Lanppecx, [L.] Deseripcion. De algunas especies
nuevas de pdjaros[chilenos]. <( Anal. Univ. Chile, xviii, 1861, pp. 731-734.

Upucerthia albiventris, p. 731; Larus frobenit, p. 732; L. ctnereo caudatus, p. 733.—These three
species are also described in Arch. fiir Naturg. of same year.

1861. Puitirrt, [R. A.], and LanpBE[c]k, [L.] Descripcion de unas nueve especies
de péjaros peruanos del Museo Nacional. < Anal. Univ. Chile, xix, Nov.,
1861, pp. 609-622.

Synallaxis striata, p. 609; Chlorospiza erythronota, p. 610; Pitylus albociliaris, p. 611; Sterna
lorata, p. 612; S. Trobeni [sic !], p. 613 (commonly quoted frobeeni or frebeni) (‘‘fué muerta en
setiembre de 1851 por el finado Trobén”); S. comata, p. 614; Leistes albipes, p. 616; Recurvt-
rostra andina, p. 618; Dasycephala albicauda, p.618.—Cuatro especies del jénero Pepoaze
@Orb.,—livida, andecola, montana, maritima.—Noticias sobre el modo de vivir de las dos
especies chilenas de Dasycephala.
278 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. (Vol. V.

1861. Pruiprr, R. A., and Lanpnrck, L. Neue Wirbelthiere von Chile. <Arech. f.
Naturg., (1), 1861, pp. 239-301.
B. Aves: Tpucerthia albiventris, p. 290; Lurus frobenti, p. 292; L. cinereo-caudatus, p. 293.
1861. SaLt&, A. Liste d’Oiseaux | a vendre | provenant des chasses faites en Amé-
rique | par M. Auguste Sallé, | Rue Guy-de-la-Brosse, 13, a Paris. | Paris,
mars 1831 | 8vo pamph. pp. 7.
Ces oiseaux sont en peaux bien préparées; ils ont €té mentionnés par Bonaparte dans les
Compt. Rend., et ils ont aussi fourni la matiére de plusieurs articles publiés par Sclater dans
les P. Z. S., 1856, ’57, '58, 59 et 60. Ils proviennent du Mexique, de Vile de St. Domingue,
de la Vénézuela et de l’ Amérique du Nord.
1861. SALVIN, O. A List of [28] Species to he added to the Ornithology of Central
America. < Ibis, iii, 1361, pp. 351-357.
Cf same author’s and P. L. Sclater's several articles on same subject in same journal,
previous numbers. Cf. Ibis, 1866, pp. 188-206.
1861. SALVIN, O. Descriptions of three new species of Birds from Guatemala. <P.
Z. 8., Xxxix, 1861, pp. 202, 203.
Cyphorinus philomela. Embernagra chloronota, p. 202; Aphantochroa roberti, p. 203.
1861. Satvix, O. Descriptions of three [lately] new species of Birds from Guatemala.
<Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3), viii, 1861, pp. 334, 335.
From P. Z. 8., May 14, 1861, pp. 202, 203, q. v.
1861. ScrateR, P. L. Characters of Eight [lately] New Species of American Birds.
< Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3), vii, 1-61, pp. 327-830.
From P. Z.S., Dee. 11, 1860.

1861. SctaTER, P. L. Additions and Corrections to the List of the Birds of the Falk-
land Islands [in P. Z. 8., 1860, pp. 382-391]. <P. Z. 8., xxxix, 1861, pp. 45-47.
(See P. Z. 8., 1454, p. 73.)
1lspp. List of 8 spp. of Falkland Spheniscide.

1861. ScLaTER, P. L. List of a Collection of Birds made by the late Mr. Osburn in
Jamaica, with notes. <P. Z. §., xxxix, 1861, pp. 69-€2, pl. xiv and woodec.
92 spp.—Laletes osburni, g.sp.u., p.72, pl. xiv, f.2; Siphonorhis, g.n., p. 77; Elainia fallaz,
sp. ., p. 76.
1861-62. GunpLacu, J. Zusiitze und Berichtigungen zu den ,,Beitriigen zur Omi-
thologie Cuba’s‘, (In den friiheren Jahrgiingen dieses Journals.) <J.f. 0.,
ix, 1861, pp. 401-416; x, 1252, pp. =1-96, 177-191.
Reviews a large number of his species, mainly upon information acquired through Baird,
Cassin and Lawrence’s Birds of North America. In using Dr. Gundlach’s work, it is essen-

1861-62. ScLaTER,P.L. Catalogue | of | a Collection | of | American Birds | belonging
to | Philip Lutley Sclater, M. A., Ph. D., F. R. S8.. | Fellow of Corpus Christi
College, Oxford; | Secretary to the Zoological Society of London; | Editor of
“The Ibis.” | [Vignette. Motto.] | London: | N. Triibner and Co., Paternoster
Row. | [1661,] 1862. lvol. tvo. pp. xvi, 338, with or without pll. xx.

The collection consisted of about 4,100 specimens of 2,170 species of American Passeres,
Fissirostres, and Scansores, 386 being type-specimens. The text consists of a copious syn-
onymy, with enumeration of specimens of each species by locality whence procured, and some
little running commentary in footnotes.

Phenicothraupis erythrolema Bp.?, p.83; Tachyphonus cristatellus, p. 80: Paroaria cervi-
ealis, p. 108; Chrysomitris uropygialis, p. 125: Ieterus canthornva, p. 131: Quiscalus equatori-
alis, p. 140; Q. assimilis, p. 141; Glyphorhynchus major, p. 161; Thamnophilus strenuus, p. 173;
Pachyrhamphus cinereiventris, p. 242; P. dorsalis. p. 243; Momotus siraingoni, p. 261; Bucco
napensis, p. 269; Chelidoptera brasiliensis, p. 275; Chloroaerpes matherbii, p. 338 ; Corumes pres
pinquus, p. 346, are spp. nn. indicated in footnotes. Hyetornis, ¢. n., p. 221, and probably some
other generic names, are here used for the first time without particular notice of the fact.
A list of the author's publications from 1550 to 1861 inclusive, 165 in number, is appended.

The completed vol. dates 1862, but some copies of the sheets were distributed as printed:
date of printing is on each signature, according to which the first twelve {to p. 199) ap hen
in 1861, the rest in 1862. The book is found with or without the plates: perfect ete with
the plates, are scarce. These are as follows:—PL I, Turdus pinicola. I, Cinelus ane
III, Campylorhynchus jocosus. IV, Thryothorus pleurostictus. V, Hylophilus rey
No. 2. | COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 279

1861-62. ScLater, P. L.—Continued.
VI, Diglossa indigotica. VII, Dacnis egregia. VIII, D. puleherrima. IX, Oalliste cyanotis.
X, Chlorospingus castancicollis. XI, Embernagra chrysoma. XI, Sclerurus mexicanus. XIU,
Synallaxis castanea. XIV, Anabazenops subalaris. XV. , Myrmotherula ornata. XVI, For-
micivora boucardi. KVII, Platyrhynchus coronatus. XVIII, f. 1, Oncostoma cinereigulare ;
£2, Todirostrum schistaceiceps. XIX, Masius coronulatus. XX, Chiroxiphia regina.

1861-63. LawRENCcE, G.N. Catalogue of a Collection of Birds, made in New Grenada,
by James McLeannan, Esq., of New York, with Notes and Descriptions of
New Species. Part I. < Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, vii, 1861, pp. 288-302
(Jan., 1861); Part II, pp. 315-334 (June, 1861); PartIII, pp. 461-479 (Feb., 1862) ;
Part 1V, viii, pp. 1-13 (May, 1863),

I. Leucopternis semiplumbeus, p. 288; Chlorostilbon assimilis, p. 292; Pachyramphus cinnamo-
meus, p. 295; Tachyphonus cassinit, p. 297; Capito maculicoronatus, p. 300; Corethrura albigu-
laris, p. 302. IL. Thryothorus galbraithii, p. 320; Th. castaneus, p. 321; Hylophilus pusillus, p. 323 ;
HI. aurantiifrons, p. 324; H. viridiflavus, p. 324; Myiarchus brunneiceps, p. 327. III. Syrnium
lineatum, p. 462; Trogon concinnus, p. 463; Dacnis venusta, p. 464; Automolus pallidigularis, p.
465 ; Dendrocincla olivacea, p. 466; Dendrornis lachrymosus, p. 467; Myrmetherula fulviventris,
p. 468; Ramphocenus semitorquatus, p. 469; Myrmeciza ferruginea, p. 470; Turdus obsoletus, p.
470; Attila sclateri, p. 470; Empidonax griseigularis, p. 471; Leptopogon flavovirens, p. 472;
Psittovius subceruleus, p. 475; Pionius coccinicollaris, p. 475; Ohloronerpes callopterus, p. 476.
IV. Petrochelidon albilinea, p.2; Cyphorinus lawrencii Scl. MS., p.5; Pithys bicolor, p.6; Rhyn-
chocyclus flavo-olivaceus, p.8; Lipaugus albogriseus, p.9; Spermophila semicollaris, p.10; Sper-
mophila schistacea, p.10, spp. nn. 415 spp. (as numbered, but some of the Nos. duplicated)
treated, with various critical notes, besides the descriptions of new species. The reception of
collections at different times causes the several lists to be successive additions, and gives
occasion for some rectifications in later lists of earlier identifications. The sequence of the
species is systematic in each of the four lists, but not continuously so throughout the whole.

1861-69. CaBaNnis, J. Uebersicht der im Berliner Museum befindlichen Végel von
Costa Rica. <J. f. O., viii, 1860, pp. 321-336 (pub. Jan., 1861), 401-416 (pub.
May, 1861); ix, 1861, pp. 1-11, 81-96, 241-256; x, 1862, pp. 161-176, 321-336 ;
xvii, 1869, pp. 204-213.

None published till Jan., 1861, though the first two portions appear in the Nos. for Sept.-
Nov., 1860. Based on the investigations of Drs. v. Frantzius, Hoffmann, and Ellendorf.
This important systematic review of Costa Rican birds is full of critical matter, and gives
many new generic and specific names, as follows :—

Pezopetes, p.415; Amaurospiza, p. 3; Callispiza (pro Calliste), p. 87; Acrocompsa, p. 88;
Panterpe, p. 164; Ceophloeus, p. 176, gen. nn.

[Jan., 1861] Catharus frantzii, Turdus plebejus, p. 323; T. nigrescens, p. 324; Rhimamphus
rujiceps, p. 326; Compsothlypis gutturalis, p. 329; Trigliphidia callophrys, p. 331; Phonasca
luteicapilla, p. 332; P. gracilis, p. 333; P. hwmitis, p. 334; P. gnatho, p.335; P. saturata, p. 336.
{May, 1861] Potioptila (not named), p. 401; Ptilogonys caudatus, p. 402; Cyclorhis subfla-
vescens, p.405; Troglodytes intermedius, p. 407; Thryothorus modestus, p. 409; Diglossa plum-
bea, p. 411; Melozone leucotis, p. 413; Pezopetes capitalis, p. 415. [1861] Amaurospiza concolor,
p. 3 (Cyanospiza minor, p.4); Sporophila leucopsis, S. ochropyga (Licht., Mus. Ber.), p. 5; 8.
hofmanni, p. 6 (Lampropsar warczwiczi, p. 83); Phoenicothraupis fuscicauda, p. 86; Caili-
spiza frantzti, p. 87; Atticora cyanophea, p. 92; Myrmornis hofmanni, p. 95; Thanunophilus
punctatus, p. 241; Thripobrotus compressus, p. 243; Mytarchus nigricapillus, p. 250. [1862]
Hemithylaca hofmannii, p. 163; Panterpe insignis, p.164; Chlorolampis salvini, p. 164; Matla-
coptila costaricensis, p. 172; Trogon tenellus, p.-173; Ohloronerpes uropygialis, p. 321; Cen-
turus hof'mannii, p. 322 (C. polygrammicus, p. 326); Ramphastos approximans, p. 333, spp. nn.

Synopsis of 6 spp. of Pyrrhocoraa, 4 spp. of Chloronerpes, 10 spp. of Centurus, and various
less formal special criticisms.

[1869] This portion treats of 8 spp. of Glaucidium and of various Raptatores and other
birds. Asturina polionota, p. 208; Ortalida frantzti, p. 211; Crypturus modestus, p. 212, spp. nn.

1862. ALBRECHT, R. Zur Ornithologie von Jamaica. Nach Osburn, Sclater und

Gosse zusammengestellt. <J. f. 0., x, 1862, pp. 192-207.
Compilation from the sources named. 191 spp.
1862. Epirorran. [O. Salvin’s and F. Godman’s Operations in Guatemala.] < Ibis,
iv, 1862, p. 195.
1862, LawRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of Six New Species of Birds [of Middle America],
of the Families Charadride [sic], Trochilide, and Caprimulgide. < Ann.
Lye. Nat. Hist. New York, vii, 1862, pp. 455-460. :
Aegialitis tenuirostris, p. 455; Thalurania lucie, p. 456; Chlorostilbon insularis, p. 457;
Trochilus aurigularis, p. 458; Sapphironia lumt , p. 458; Stenopsis licaudus, p. 459.

 

 
280 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [ Vol. V.

1862. LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of Six New Species of Birds from the Isthmus
of Panama. < Ibis, iv, 1862, pp. 10-13.
Heleodytes albo-brunneus, p.10; Pitangus albovittatus, Myozetetes granadensis, p. 11; Todiros.
trum olivaceum, Tyranniscus parvus, Tyrannulus brunneicapillus, p. 12.
1862. SALLE, A., and Parzupaxt, E. Ne2. Avril 1862. | Catalogue | des | Oiseaux
du Mexique | composant | les collections de M. A. Sallé, | Rue Guy-de-la-
Brosse, 13, a Paris, | et | de M. E. Parzudaki, Rue du Bouloi, 2. | — | [Paris:
Impr. de Mme. Ve. Bouchard-Huzard, Rue de VYEperon, 5. 1862.] vo. pp.7.
Ces oiseaux sont en peaux bien préparées et ont été mentionnés par Bonaparte dans les
Comptes Rendus de l'Institut; ils ont aussi fournila matiére de plusieurs notices publiés par
Sclater dans les P. Z. S., 1856-1860.
1862. SALvin, O. [Letter on Birds from Duefias, Guatemala.] < Ibis, iv, 1862, p. 96.

"1862. ScLATER, P. L. On some Birds recently Collected by M. Boucard in Southern
Mexico. < P.Z.S., xxx, 1862, pp. 18-20, pl. iii.

16 spp.—Harporhynchus ocellatus, p. 18, pl. iii, sp. n.

1862. SctaTEeR, P.L. Characters of Nine New Species of Birds received in collections
from Bogota. <P.Z.8., xxx, 1862, pp. 109-112, pl. xi.

Turdus ephippialis, p.109; Hylophilus ferrugineifrons, Chlorospingus oleagineus, Philydor
panerythrus, p. 110; Leptopogon erythrops, L. pecilotis, Myiobius bellus, p.111; Empidochanes
pecilurus, Urochroma stictoptera (pl. xi), p. 112.

1862. ScLATER, P.L. Characters of Nine [lately] New Species of Birds received in
collections from Bogota. < Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (3), x, 1862, pp. 309-313.

From P. Z. S., March 25, 1862, pp. 109-112, q. v.

1862-63. NATTERER, J., ed. PELZELN, A. v. Handschriftliche Notizen [iiber die Ca-
thartide und Faleconide Brasiliens]. < Verh.(Abh.) k.-k. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien,
xii, 1862, pp. 171-192; xiii, 1863, pp. 631-636.

Notizen iiber 25 Arten der hier besprochenen Gruppen, als Anhang zu Pelzelns ,,Die Geier
and Falken der Kaiser]. Ornith. Sammlung‘, tomm. citt. pp. 123-192, 585-636.

1863. [BarrpD,S8.F.] List of the described Birds of Mexico, Central America, and the
West Indies not in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution. January 1,
1863. 8vo, double column, pp. 6.

Names only.

1863. Bates,H.W. The Naturalist on the River Amazons; a record of adventures,
habits of animals, sketches of Brazilian and Indian life, and aspects of Nature
under the Equator during eleven years of travel. By Henry Walter Bates.
London. Murray, 1863. 2vols. 8vo. figg.

Orig. ed., not seen: see 2d ed., 1864, Numerous ornithological passages, and some of the
woodcuts. Mr. Bates's collection of birds, upwards of 400 species, is said to have been dis-
persed with only imperfect record (P. Z. S., 1857, pp. 261-268, g. v.) of names, dates, or locali-
ties. Cf. Ibis, 1863, pp. 462,463; Nat. Hist. Rev., 2d ser., iii, 1863, pp. 885-389; Zoologist, xxi,
1863, pp. 8537-8554.

1863, Epiror. The Naturalist ontheAmazons. < Nat. Hist. Rev., 2d ser., iii, 1863, pp.
385-389.

Editorial review of H. W. Bates’s work.

1863. LAWRENCE, G.N. Descriptions of Eight New Species of Birds from the Isthmus
of Panama. <Tbis, v, 1863, pp. 181-184.

Cotyle uropygialis, Dendrornis nana, Formicivora virgata, Myrmelastes corvinus, Myiozetetes
marginatus, Myiobius atricaudus, Platyrhynchus supercitiaris, Celeus squamatus.

1863. LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds of the Families
Vireonide and Rallide. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xv, 1863, pp. 106, 107.

Vireo atripennis, Corethrura guatemalensis, p.106; Aramides axillaris, ‘p. 107.

1863. NEwMaN, E. Notices of New Books. < Zoologist, xxi, 1863, pp. 8537-8554.

Extended notice of Bates’s ‘‘ The Naturalist on the River Amazons”.

1863. PELZELN, A. v. Ueber vier von Natterer in Brasilien gesammelte noch un-
beschriebene Végelarten. < Verh. k.-k. zool.-bot. Gesellsch. Wien, xiii, Oct. 10,
1863, pp. 1125-1128.

oe superciliare, p.1125; Strix superciliaris, Tinamus guttatus, p.1126; T. erythropus

p. 3
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 281

1863. Priuippr, R. A., avd LANDBECK, L. Beitriige zur Fauna von Peru. <areh. f.
Natary., —, 1°63, pp. 11s -—.

Synallaxis striata ; Chlorospiza erythronota ; Pitylus albociliaris ; Sterna lorata 3 S.frobeenti;

S.comaia; Leistes albipes; Recurvirostra andina; Dasycephala (Agriornis) albicauda.—Ct.

Ibis, 1864, pp. 120, 121. (Seen, but transcript defective; volume missing from set when
wanted for revision.)

1863. Satvin, O. [Letter on his operations in Guatemala; suggests name of sancti
jerome for a perhaps new Panyptila.] < Ibis, v, 1863, p. 239.

1863. SALvIN, O. Descriptions of Thirteen New Species of Birds discovered in Cen-
tral America by Frederick Godman and Osbert Salvin. <P.Z._S., xxxi, 1863,
pp. 186-192, pll. (Aves) xxiii, xxiv, woode.

Thryothorus petenicus, Dendraea nivetventris (pl. xxiv, f. 2), p. 187; Cardellina versicolor
(pl. xxiv, f.1), Vireo patlens, V. ochraceus, V. semiflavus, p. 188; Petrochelidon littorea, Spizella
pinetorum, Ammodromus petenicus, Junco alticola, p. 189; Chrysomitris atriceps, Elaénia
arenarum, Panyptila sancti hieronymi (pl. xxiii), p. 190 tef. I bis, 1863, p. 239).

1863-64. Marcu, W. T. Notes on the Birds of Jamaica. With Remarks by S. F.
Baird. <Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xv, 1863, pp. 150-154, 283-304; xvi,
1864, pp. 62-72,

An extended commentary on the habits, etc., of numerous species, with some technic by
8.I. Baird. Mimus hillii, p. 291, sp.n. Cf. Ibis, 1864, p. 404.

1864. Bates, H. W. The | Naturalist on the River | Amazons. | A record of adven-'
tures, habits of animals, sketches of | Brazilian and Indian Life, and aspects
of nature under | the Equator, during eleven years of travel. | By Henry
Walter Bates. | [Cut.] | Pelopeus Wasp building nest. | Second Edition. |
With map and illustrations. | London: | John Murray, Albemarle street. |
1864. | [The Right of Translation is reserved.] | lvol. 16mo. pp. iii-xii,
1-466, map, pll., and cuts (40 illusts. in all).

Orig. ed. 1863, g.v. This work is pleasantly ornithological here and there throughout, and
includes figures of several birds. Chap. XII, pp. 388-426, Animals of the neighbourhood of
Ega. Birds, pp. 402-412; especially full on Rhamphastide.

1864. Cassrx, J. Notes on some Species of Birds from South America. < Proc. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Phila., xvi, 1864, pp. 283-288, pll. i-iv.

Critical; 7 spp.—Pl. I, f.1, Oallistelavinie; f.2, OC. hannahic, sp. n., p. 287. Pl. IT, Orthogonys
olivaceus. PI. III, Pittasoma michleri. Pl. IV, Monasa pallescens.

1864. LANDBECK, L. Contribuciones a la Ornitolojia de Chile. < Anales de la Univer-
sidad de Chile, tom. xxiv, No. 4, April, 1864, pp. 336-348.

The original Spanish version of the paper by the author and Dr. Philippi in the Archiv
Siir Naturgeschichte, 1864} (1), pp. 41-54 (cf. Zool. Rec., ii, p. 81), and of the paper in the same
periodical, 1864, (1), pp. 55-62, by the author alone (cf. Zool. Rec., ii, p. 80).—Dendroica atrica-
pilla Lab., p. 336; Arundinicola citreola Ldb., p. 388; Chlorospiza plumbea Ph. & L., p. 341;
Sycalis aureiventris Ph. & L., p. 342, spp. un, Sobre los Azores chilenos, p. 345; Accipiter
chilensis Ph. & L., p. 346, sp. n.

1864. LanpBeck, L. Beitriige zur Ornithologie Chiles. < Arch. f. Naturg., 1864, (1),
pp. 55-62. (Cf. Arch. f. Nat., (1), 1864, pp. 41-54; 1865, pp. 56-106; 1866, pp.
121-132. )

Dendroica atricapilla, p. 56; Arundinicola citreola, p. 58.

1864. LAWRENCE, G.N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds [of Central and South
America] of the Families Tanagride, Cuculide, and Trochilide, with a Note
on Panterpe insignis. < Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, viii, 1864, pp. 41-46.

Saltator fulviventris, p.41; Tachyphonus tibialis, p. 41; T. napensis, p.42; Coccyzus julieni, p.
42; Urochroa leucura, p.43; Urosticte rusicrissa, p.44; Ramphomicron olivaceus, p. 44.

1864. Lawrence, G. N. Catalogue of Birds collected at the Island of Sombrero, W.
I., with Observations by A.A. Julien. < dun. Lye. Nat. Hist. New York, viii,
1864, pp. 92-106.
34 spp., of which only 12 are land-birds; among them are Vireosylvia atripennis and Coccyzus
julieni ; collector's field-notes; Vireosylvia virginalis, sp. n. prob., p. 97.

Bull. v, 2 9

 
282 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [Vol. V.

1864. LAWRENCE, G.N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds of the Families Caere-
bide, Tanagride, Icteride, and Scolopacidw. < Proc. dead. Nat. Sci. Phila.,
xvi, 1864, pp. 106-108.

Dacnis ultramarina, Saltator intermedius, p.106; Cassicus vitellinus, Ereunetes occidentalis,

p. 107; all but the last from Isthmus of Panama, the Ereunetes being from North America.
1864. Puitiprr, R. A., and LANDBECK, L. Contribuciones a la ornitolojia de Chile.
< Anales Univ. Chile, xxv, Set. de 1864, pp. 408-439.

1. Pteroptochus castaneus, sp.n., p.408.—2. De las Alondras Chilenas, pp. 409-418. Certhi-
lauda frobeni, p. 411; C. isabellina, p. 412; Geobamon fasciatus, p. 415, spp. nu.—3. De las
Muscisaxicolas Sud-Americanas, pp. 418-439. Muscisazicola cinerea, p. 422; M. rubricapilla,
p. 429; M. flavivertex, p. 434; IL nigrifrons, p. 436, spp. nn.—This paper reappears in Arch.
J. Naturg., 1865, g. v.

.1864, Puiiprr, R. A., and LANDBECK, L. Beitriige zur Ornithologie Chiles. <_-drch.
f. Naturg., 1864, (1), pp. 41-54. (Cf. Arch. f. Nat., (1), 1864, pp. 35-62; 1865,
pp. 56-106; 1366, pp. 141-132.)
Accipiter chilensis, p.43; Chlorospiza plumbea, p.47; Sycalis auriventris, p. 49.

1864. SaLvrn, O. A Fortnight amongst the Sea-birds of British Honduras. < Tbis,
vi, 1864, pp. 372-387.

Treating of numerous spp. in form of continuous narrative.

1864. SaLviIn, O. Descriptions of Seventeen New Species of Birds from Costa Rica.
. <P. Z.8., xxxii, 1864, pp. 579-586, pll. xxxv-xxxvi.
Catharus gracilirostris, Thryothorus albogularis, T.thoracicus, Myiadestes melanops (pl.
xxxv), p. 580; Lanio leucothoraz, Chlorospingus pileatus, p. 581; Embernagra superciliosa,
Myrmeciza lemosticta, Grallaria dives, p. 582; Myiobius capitalis, Piprites griseiceps, Carpo-
dectes (g.n.) nitidus (pl. xxxvi), p. 583; Oreopyra hemileuca, O. calolema, p. 584; Chalybura
melanorrhoa, p. 585; Selasphorus fammula, Odontophorus melanotis, p. 586. The author is
acquainted with about 300 species of Costa Rican birds, about 65 of which have been described
as new, which have not been found beyond the limits of Costa Rica, even in the adjoining
province of Veragua.

1864. SctaTEeR, P. L. On some Additions to the List of the Birds of the Falkland
Islands. <P. Z. 8., xxxii, 1864, p. 73.
Two species, obtained by Captain Packe, are added to the lists previously drawn up by Dr.
Sclater (P. Z. 8., 1860, pp. 382-391; 1861, pp. 45-47, g.v.). These are Egretta leuce and Prion
turtur. The author adds, from the ‘‘Ibis” (1861, p. 312), rectifications of the names of two
others, viz: Nycticoraa obscurus for N. gardeni, and Larus glaucotis for L. roseiventris.

1864. ScLATER, P. L. Descriptions of Seven New Species of Birds discovered by the
late Dr. John Natterer in Brazil. <P. Z. S., xxxii, 1864, pp. 605-611, pll.
XXXvVii-xxxix, woodcce.

Granatellus pelzelni, p. 606, pl. xxxvii, f. 1, with synopsis of 8 spp.; Tanagra olivina Natt.,
Spermophila pileata (Natt.), p. 607, with synopsis of 8 spp.; Poospiza oryrhyncha (Natt.), p-
608; Hypocnemis flavescens (Natt.), Pteroptochus thoracicus (pl xxxiii), p. 609, woodce. on p.
610; Pipra nattereri, p. 611, pl. xxxix.

.
1864. ScLaTER, P. L., and SaLvin, O. Notes on a Collection of Birds from the
Isthmus of Panama. <P. Z. S., xxxii, 1264, pp. 342-373, pl. xxx.

Two hundred and seventy-two species are included in this list, to which is prefixed a con-
cise notice of previous papers treating of the same subject. Four new species are described.
namely, Cassiculus microrhynchus, Myrmeciza immaculata, Camptostoma jlavirentre, and
Conurus ocularis, while of all those enumerated a very full synonymy is given, correcting a
great many former errors. One species, Eucumetis cassini, is figured.

1864. Taytor, E. C. Five Months in the West Indies. < Ibis, vi, 1354, pp. 73-07,
157-173.

Part I, pp. 73-97, Trinidad and Venezuela; sketch of region; 141 spp.; Tyrannus rostratus
Scl., sp.n. Part IT, pp. 157-173, Martinique, Dominica, and Porto Rico; same treatment of
subject; 48 spp.; Certhiola dominicana, p. 167; Pitangus taylori * Scl.”, p. 169, spp. nn. Cf
Ibis, 1864, p. 405.

1865. Cassin, J. On some Conirostral Birds from Costa Rica in the Collection of the
Smithsonian Institution. < Proc, Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xvii, 1865, pp. 169-172.

22 spp.—Fringillide + Tanagride. Arremon rujidorsalis, Buarremon crassirestris, p. 170;

Euphonia anne, p, 172, spp. nn.
Vo. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 283

1865. Lawrence, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds [of Central and South
America] of the Families Tanagride, Dendrocolaptide, Formicaride, Tyran-
nide, and Trochilidw. <Ann. Lyo. Nat. Hist. New York, viii, 1865, pp. 126-135.
Buarremon oeat, p. 126; Philydor rufobrunneus, p. 127; Anabazenops lineatus, p. 127; Mar-
garornis rubiginosa, M. guttata, p. 128; M. brunneicauda (proband.), p. 180; Dysithamnus
striaticeps, p. 130; D. rusiventris, p.181; Myrmotherula albigula, p. 131; Myrmeciza stictoptera,

p. 182; Empidonax flavescens, p.133; Contopus lugubris, Eupherusa niveicauda, p. 134.

1865. Lawrence, G. N. Descriptions of Six New Species of Birds from Central Amer-
ica, < Ann, Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, viii, 1865, pp. 171-174.

Spermophila hicksi, S. badiiventris, 8. fortipes, Formicivora schisticolor, Elainea frantzii,
and Afitrephorus aurantiiventris.

1865. Lawrence, G. N. List of Birds from near David, Chiriqui, New Grenada,
collected for the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, by Mr. Fred. Hicks,
with Descriptions of New Species. < Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, viii,

1865, pp. 174-178.
Spermophila collaris, p.176; Elainea chiriquensis, p. 176; E. semiflava, p.177, spp. nn.—39spp.

1865. LawRENcE, G.N. Catalogue of a Collection of Birds in the Museum of the
Smithsonian Institution, made by Mr. H. E. Holland at Greytown, Nica-
ragua, with Descriptions of New Species. < Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York,
viii, 1865, pp. 178-184.

Thryothorus brunneus, p. 178; Synallaxis nigrifumosa, p.180; Thamnophilus hollandi, p. 180,
spp. nn. 61 spp.

1865. LAWRENCE, G.N. Descriptions of new species of Birds of the Families Parida,
Vireonide, Tyrannide, and Trochilide, with a note on Myiarchus Pana-
mensis. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xvii, 1865, pp. 37-39.

Polioptila plumbiceps, Hylophilus acuticaudus, p. 37; Myiarchus venezuelensis, Chalybura
aeneicauda, p. 38; O. carnioli, Panychlora parvirostris, p. 39—the last two from Costa Rica,
the others from Venezuela.

1865. LawRENce, G. N. Descriptions of four new Species of Birds from the Isthmus
of Panama, New Grenada. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xvii, 1865, pp.
106-108.

Tachyphonus rubrifrons, Anthus (Notiocorys) parvus, p. 106; Thamnophilus nigricristatus,
p. 107; Geotrygon albiventer, p. 108.

1865. LryBOLD, F. Cuatro especies nuevas de p4jaros, descubiertos en la pendiente
oriental de la cordillera que separa a la provincia de Santiago de la de Men-
doza. <Anales Univ. Chile, tomo xxvi, Junio de 1865, pp. 712-718.
Synallazis crissirostris Landb., p. 713; Myarchus (sic) fasciatus Landb., p.714; Sporoyila (sic)
rusirostri (sic) [lege Sporophila rujirostris] Landb., p. 716; Phrygilus ornatus Landb., p. 717.

1865. Pururprt, R. A., and LanDBECK, L. Beitriige zur Ornithologie von Chile. < Arch.
fiir Naturg., 1865, (1), pp. 56-106. (Vergl. Arch., 1864, (1), pp. 41-54, 55-62;
1866, pp. 121-132.)

Enthaltend: Pteroptochos castaneus, p. 56; Die Lerchen Chiles, pp. 58-73; Certhilauda cuni-
cularia Lafr., C. frobeni, p. 62; C. tsabellina, p. 63; Geobamon fasciata, p. 68; Certhilauda
nigrofasciata. Monographie der sidamerikanischen Muscisaxicolinen, pp. 74-106; M. albi-
frons, M. cinerea, p. 80; M. maculirostris, M. mentalis, M. rubricapilla, p. 90; M. rufi-
ventris, UM. flavivertex, p. 98; Mf. nigrifrons, p. 101; M. striaticeps, M. frontalis, M. capi-
strata ; M. brunnea, I. flavinucha, M. albilora, M. albimentum—15 Arten.—Cf. Cab., J.f. 0.,
1860, p. 249, note ; Scl., Ibis, 1865, p. 59.

This paper continues dne of similar title by Landbeck in same Archiv, 1864, pp. 55-62, g. v.5
which latter continues one by Philippi and Landbeck, in same Archiv, 1864, pp. 41-54, g. v.;
poth these papers of 1864 also appearing iu Spanish in Anal. Univ. Chile, xxiv, 1864, pp.
336-348, q. v., under LANDBECK, L. It is continued in same Archiv, 1866, pp. 121-132, ¢g. v.

The original Spanish version of this paper is in Anales Univ. Ohile, xxv, 1864, pp. 408-439.

1865. Savin, O. The Sea-birds and Waders of the Pacific Coast of Guatemala.
< Ibis, 2d ser., i, 1865, pp. 187-199.

Narrative; running commentary on numerous spp.
284

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1865-66. GunpiacH, J. Revista y Catalogo de las Aves Cubanas. < Poey’s Reper-

1866.

1866.

1866.

1866.

1866.

1866.

1866.

1866.

torio Fisico-Nat. Isla Cuba, tomo i, 1865-66, pp. 165-180 (entrega 7, Octubre
1865), 221-242 (ent. 8, 9, Noviembre, Diciembre, 1865), 281-302 (entregas 10,
11, Enero, Febrero, 1866), 347-363 (ent. 12, 13, Abril, Junio, 1866), 384-403
(ent. 14, Agosto 1866); Indice de las Aves Cubanas, pp. 414, 415.

Hasta ahora se conocen 257 especies en estado silvestre en esta isla; 119 especies que tam-
bien pertenecen 4 la América Setentrional ; 41a América Meridional, 8; 4 las dos Américas,
55; 41a América Setentrional y 4 la Europa, 8; 4 las dos Américas y 4 la Europa, 9; otrag
Antillas, 18; no en otras tierras, 40 (lamina de la distribucion geogrdfica 4 la pagina 168).

La clasificacion es la que se ha ugado en el catélogo publicado por el autor en J. f. O., Jahrg.
ix, Nr. 53, 1861, SS. 321-349.

Apendice, pp. 396-402. Catdlogo de las Aves introducidas, 4 esp. Cat. de las Aves obscr-
vadas en el campo, pero probablemente huidas de jaulas, 6 esp. Cat. de las Aves indicadag
como pertenecientes 4 la Ornitol. cubana, pero equivocadas con otras que en efecto se encuen-
tran, 87esp. Cat. de las Aves indicadas como pertenecientes 4 la Orn. Cub., pero indudable-
mente por error, 39 esp. Correcciones de erratas esenciales, p. 403.

Sketch of general character of the avifauna; table of geographical distribution of species,
Of 257 species found feral in the island, 40 are peculiar to it, and 119, or more than half the
remainder, are common to North America, 8 to South America. Extracts om a letter of
Dr. Gundlach relating to Cuban ornithology are also printed in Journ. f. Orn., 1866, pp. 352-
354. Cf. Ibis, 1867, pp. 377, 378.

Barrp, §. F. [On dates of original publication of various spp. nn. of Philippi

and Landbeck’s as between Anales Univ. Chile and Arch. f. Naturg.] <Jbis,
2d ser., ii, 1866, pp. 424, 425.

BENVENUTI, E. Descrizione di quattro nuove specie della famiglia dei Tro-

chilidi provenienti della Nuova Granata e di una nuova specie di Dendroica
del Brasile con Vaggiunta di una nota riguardante Ja Fauna Toscana.
< Annali R. Mus, di Fisica e Storia Nat. di Firenze per il 1865, nuova serie, i, 1266,
pp. 197-209.

Polytmus (Campylopterus) ceciliae, p.202; Mellisuga (Panaplites) judith, p.203; M. (Cynan-
thus) salvadorii, p. 204; IL. (Eriocnemis) ridolfii, p. 205; Dendroica picciolii, p. 207.

Bryant, H. H. Bryant, Vigel von PortoRico. <J. f. 0., xiv, 1866, pp. 181-191.

From Proc. Bost. Soc. N. H., Jan., 1866, pp. 248-257.

Bryant, H. A List of Birds from Porto Rico presented to the Smithsonian

Institution, by Messrs. Robert Swift and George Latimer, with descriptions
of new Species or Varieties. <Proc, Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., x, Jan., 1866, pp.
248-257.

41 spp.—Tyrannus antillarum, p. 249; Todus hypochondriacus, p. 60; Mimus polyglottus
var. portoricensis, p. 251; Certhiola flaveola var. portoricensis, Vireo latimeri (descr. nulla),
Spindalis portoricensis, p. 252; Fringilla zena var. portoricensis, Icterus dominicensig var.
portoricensis, p. 254; Saurothera vieillotii var. rufescens, p. 256. Cf. Ibis, 1867, pp. 129, 130.

GunpLacH, J. Brietliches von Cuba. <J. f. 0., xiv, 1866, pp. 352-354.

Desultory remarks on a few species.

Guyon, —. Des animaux disparus de la Martinique et de la Guadeloupe

depuis notre établissement dans ces iles. <Comptes Rendus de Acad. Sci
Paris, 1xiii, 8 Oct. 1866, pp. 589-593.
Not seen: title from Zool. Rec.

LAWRENCE,.G.N. Characters of Seven New Species of Birds from Central and

South America, with a Note on Thaumatias chionurus, <-tnn. Lye, Nat. Hist.
New York, viii, 1866, pp. 344-350.

Campylorhynchus brevip is, Pp. 844; Aut lus rufescens, p. 345; Grallaria gigantea, p.
345; Grallaricula costaricensis, p. 346; Phethornis cassinit, p. 347; Eupherusa cupreiceps, p.
348; Geotrygon veraguensis, p. 349.

 

Lawrence, G.N. Descriptions of Six New Species of Birds of the Families

Hirundinide, Formicaride, Tyrannide, and Trochilide. <Ann. Lye. Nat.
Hist. New York, viii, 1866, pp. 400-405,

Hirundo eequitorialis, p. 400 (Ecuador) ; Thamnophilus leucopygus, p. 401 (Panama); Empido-
nax pectoralis, p.402 (Panama); Heliodoxa henryi, p. 402 (Costa Rica); Thaumatias riridicau
dus, p. 404 (Buenaventura); Amazilia (Pyrrophena) graysoni, p. 404 (Tres Marias Islands).
No.2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 285

1866. Lioraup, A. Oiseaux | de | L’Ile de la Trinidad, | (Antilles), | par A. Léotaud,
| Docteur en Médecine de la Faculté de Paris; membre correspondant de la |
Société de Médecine de Gand. | — | Ouvrage publié par souscription natio-
nale | — | Port @Espagne: | Chronicle Publishing Office. | — | 1866. 1 vol.
8vo. 2p. IL, pp. i-xx, 11, 1-560, 1 1., i-viii, i-iv.

A systematic treatise on 294 + 3 species, with synonymy, description, and general remark.
Geographical categories are given at pp. ix-xiii. Cymindis pucherani, p. 40; Dendrocolaptes
altirostris, p. 166; Empidonax cabanisi, p. 232; Tachyphonus albispecularis, p. 303, spp. nn.

The author appears to have labored under the usual disadvantages of those who work away
from centres of learning, and his work has a somewhat amateurish air; but it is most credit-
able to him, considering what difficulties he had to contend with, and becomes a standard
work on the special subject.

‘“L’ornithologie de la Trinidad frappe tout d’abord parle grand nombre d’espéces, 294 [297]
quila composent;. .'.

“Ce qui frappe ensuite dans l’ornithologie de la Trinidad c’cst qu’elle reléve presqu’en-
tiérement de ]’Amérique Méridionale. En effet en jetant un coup d’eil sur les tableaux qui
précédent, . . . onne trouve pour total que 95 espéces communes 4 l’une ou 4 plusieurs
des localités désignées dans ces tableaux. Il reste done déja, par ce seul fait, 199 espéces
propres exclusivement a la Trinidad et par conséquent & l'Amérique Méridionale.

Tl en resterait 274 propres 4 la Trinidad et 4 1'Amérique du Sud.

“Un troisiéme fait non moins intéressant ressort de la limite qu’atteignent, dans les An-
tilles, les oiseaux migrateurs partis soit du Sud soit du Nord.”

Cf. especially Ibis, 1867, pp. 104-108, for critique on the work.

1866. LryBoLp, F. Beschreibung von vier neuen Vogelarten aus der Argentinischen
Provinz Mendoza. <VJ. f. O., xiii, 1865, pp. 401-406. (Pub. 1366.)

Synallawis crassirostris, p. 401; Myiarchus fasciatus, p. 402; Sporophila rufirostris, p. 404;
Phrygilus ornatus, p. 405. Described by Herr L. Landbeck. See 1865, LEYBOLD, F.

1866. Pururprt, R. A., and Lanppeck, L. Beitrige zur Fauna Chiles. <Arech. f.
Naturg., 1866, (1), pp. 121-1382.

Pteroptochos castaneus, p.121; Sterna luctuosa, sp.n,, p.126; Synallaxis masafucre (sic—lege
masafuerce), sp. D., p. 127; Numenius microrhynchus, sp. u., p.'129.

This concludes a series of papers by one of, or both, these authors, of same or similar title,
in same Archiv, 1864, pp. 41-54, 55-64; 1865, pp. 56-106.

1866. Savin, O. A further Contribution to the Ornithology of Guatemala. < Ibis,
2d ser., ii, 1866, pp. 188-206.

81 spp., briefly annotated. The paper continues under a subheading ‘‘Corrections to the
former Papers on the Ornithology of Central Guatemala”—which must not be overlooked in
using them. The papers referred to are in Ibis, i, 1859; ii, 1860; iii, 1861. Chameospiza
torquata S. & S., Ibis, 1860, 274, is Pyrgisoma leucote.

1866. SaLvin, O. Descriptions of Eight New Species of Birds from Veragua. < P.
Z. &., xxxiv, 1866, pp. 67-76, pI. vii, viii.

Catharus griseiceps, p. 68, with synopsis of 10 spp.; Microcerculus luscinia, ps 69, with syn-
opsis of 5 spp.; Buphonia rujivertex, p. 71, pl. vii; Buarremon mesoxanthus, Philydor fusct-
pennis, Dysithamnus puncticeps, p. 72; Formicarius rusipectus, p. 73, pl. viii, with synopsis
of 7 spp.; Trogon clathratus, p. 75. :

1866. ScLatER, P. L. On the Birds of the Vicinity of Lima, Peru. With Notes on
their habits; by Prof. W. Nation, of Lima, C.M. Z.8. [PartI.] <P.Z.8.,
xxxiv, 1856, pp. 96-100, pl. xi.

23 spp.—Geositta crassirostris, p. 98; Myiobius nationi, p. 99, pl. xi, f.1, spp. nn. The other
figure of the same plate represents I. pulcher.—Continued, P. Z. S., 1867, pp. 340-344.

1866. ScLaTER, P. L., and Saviy,O. Catalogue of Birds collected by Mr. E. Bartlett
on the River Ucayali, Eastern Peru, with Notes and Descriptions. <P. Z.&.,
xxxiv, 1866, pp. 175-201, pl. xviii.

The collection contained about 700 specimens, of 252 spp.—Leucippus chlorocercus ‘‘Gould”,
p. 194; Thaumatias bartletti Gould, p.194; Hypocnemis melanura, p. 186; IZ. hemileuca, p. 187;
Synallaais terricolor, p. 183; 8. vulpecula, p. 184; Metopothria (g. n.) awrantiacus, p. 190, pl.
xviii; Serpophaga hypoleuca, p. 188; Spermophila ocellata, p. 181; Muscisaxicola fluviatilis,
p. 187; Furnarius torridus, Pp. 183, spp. nn.

1866. ScLaTER, P.L., and SaLvin, O. On some Additions to the Catalogue of Birds
collected by Mr. E. Bartlett on the River Ucayali. <P. Z.8., xxiv, 1866, pp.
566, 567.
20 species in addition to those of the former list are noticed; none new,
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1866-69. ScuatTzR, P. L., and Savin, O. Exotic Ornithology, | containing | Figures
and Descriptions of New or Rare Species | of | American Birds, | by | Philip
Lutley Sclater, M. A., Ph. D., F. R. S., | Secretary to the Zoological Society
of London, | late Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford ; | and | Osbert
Salvin, M. A., F. L. S., F. Z. S. | —| London: | Bernard Quaritch, 15 Pic-
cadilly. | [1866 to] 1869. 1-vol. Folio, pp. i-vi, 1-204, pll. i-c. (Published
in 13 parts. )

Exact dates of publication are :—Part J, pll. i-viii, Oct.1, 1866. IT. pil. ix-xvi, Feb. 1, 1867.
IU, pl. xvii-xxiv, May 1, 1867. IV, pll. xxv-xxxii, Aug. 1, 1867. V. pil. xxxiii-xl, Jan. 1,
1868. VI, pll. xli-xlviii, Apr. 1, 1868. VI, pll. xlix-lvi, July 1, 1868. VWIH, pil lvii-lxiv,
Aug.1,1868. IX, pll. lxv-Ixxii, Dec. 1, 1868. X, pll. lxxiii-lxxx, Jan. 1, 1869. XT, pl lxxxi-
Ixxxviii, June 1, 1869. XL, pll. lxxxix-xevi, Aug. 1, 1869. XII, pll. xcvii-c, Nov. 1, 1869.
The last part contains permanent title, preface, contents, and errata (pp. i-vi), and index (pp.
201-204). The temporary cover-title is a little different from the permanent one.

Cf. Ibis, 1867, pp. 123, 372; 1868, pp. 335-337; 1869, pp. 109, 110; 1870, 262-264 ; Zool. Rec., iii,
p.48; iv, p. 51; v, p.38; vi, p. 60.

‘The plates are all by Mr. Smit; they are very beautiful. The whole number of species
figured is 104, referred to 51 genera. In most cases, a systematic list of the other American
species of the same genus is appended to the final illustration of cach, thereby enlarging
the scope and greatly increasing the value of the work. Each of the species is systematically
treated with synonymy, diagnosis, and critical and biographical matter. The authors are
the highest authorities in neotropical ornithology, and this work is 2 monument of erudition,
industry, and artistic excellence.

Pl. 1, Lipaugus unirufus. Pl. 2, L. subalaris. Pl. 3, L. rufescens. Pl. 4, Furnarius torri-
dus. Pl. 5, Xipholena atropurpurea. Pl. 6, Ptilogonys caudatus. Pl. 7, Vireolanius meli-
tophrys. Pl. 8, V. pulchellus.—Pl. 9, Phlogopsis macleannani. Tl. 10, Cinclocerthia rvji-
cauda. Pl. 11, C. macrorhyncha. Pi. 12, C. gutturalis. Pl. 13, Accipiter ventralis. PL 14,
A. chionogaster. Pl. 15, Rupicola sanguinolenta. Pl. 16, Porzana rubra.—Pl. 17, Accipiter
erythrocnemis. Pl. 18, A. castanilius. Pl. 19, Cichlopsis leucogonys. Pl. 20, Nyetibius
bracteatus. Pl. 21, Cyphorinus lawrencii. Pl. 22. C. pheocephalus. Pl. 23. f. 1, Thryothorus
solstitialis; f. 2, T. brunneicoilis. Pl. 24, Icterus pustulatus.—Pl.25, Myiadestes obscurua.
PL 26, If. unicolor. Pl. 27, AL. ralloides. Pl. 28, MW. elizabethe. Pi. 29, Hylactes castaneus.
Pl. 30, Oedicnemus superciliaris. Pl. 31, Lanio aurantius. Pl. 32, L. leucothorax. Pl. 33,
Tachyphonus phoeniceus. P). 34, T. delattrii. Pl. 35, Xiphocolaptes emigrans. Pl. 36, X.
major. Pl. 37, Accipiter chilensis.—Pl. 38, Leucopternis superciliaris. Pl. 39, Geotrygon
“‘chiriquensis” (= albifacies, see Exot. Ornith., viii, 1668, p. 123). Pl. 40, G. bourcieri.—P1.
41, f.1, Chlorophonia frontalis; f. 2, C. longipennis. Pl. 42, C. cccipitalis. Pl. 43, Melano-
tis hypoleucus, Pl. 44, Tinamus robustus. Pl. 45, Crypturus salicei (lege sallei). Pl. 46, 0.
boucardi. Pl. 47, CO. meserythrus. Pl. 48, Tigrisoma cabanisi.—P1. 49, Leucopternis palliata.
Pl. 50, Scops flammeola. Pl. 51, S. barbarus. Pl. 52, Chetura scmicollaris. PL 53, Porzana
hauawelli. Pl 54, P. melanophea. Pi. 55, P. albigularis. Dl. 56, P. leucopyrrha.—Pl.
57, Fulica ardesiaca. Pl. 58, F. armillata. Pl. 59, F. leucopyga. Pl. 60, F. leucoptera. Pl.
61, Leucopternis semiplumbea. Pl. 62, Geotrygon chiriquensis (verus; vide supra). Pl. 63,
Cardinalis phoeniceus. Pl. 64, f. 1, Pyrgisoma rubricatum; f. 2. P. leucote.—P1. 65, f.1, P.
cabanisi ; £.2,P. kieneri. Pl. 66, Oxyrhamphus frater. Pl. 67, Thyrorhina schomburgki. Pl.
68, Chlorophonia calophrys. Pl. 69, Accipiter bicolor. P1.70,Turdus gigas. Pl. 71, T. albicollis.
Pl. 72, L. leucomelas.—Pl. 73, T. crotopezus. Pl. 74, T. albiventris. Pl. 75, T. pheopygus.
Pl. 76, TL. gymnophthalmus. Pl. 77, Bucco striolatus. Pl. 78. Purzana ecastaneiceps. Pl. 79,
Attagis chimborazensis. Pl. 80, Formicivora strigilata.—Pl. 81. Conurus hoffmanni. Pl. 2,
Rallus antarcticus. P). 83, R. semiplumbeus. P). 84, Pitylus humeralis. Pl. 85, Accipiter gut:
tatus. Pl. 86, Ampelion arcuatus. Pl. 87, Asturina nattereri. Dl. 88, A. rwjicauda.—PI. 89,
A. pwherani. Pl. 90, A. plagiata. Pl. 91, Botaurus pennatus. Pl. 92, Tigrisoma fasciatun.
Pl. 93, Thripadectes flammulatus. Pl. 94, Icterus abeillii. Pl. 95, Centropelma micropterum.
Pl. 96, Centrites oreas.—P}. 97, Gallinago imperialis. Pl. 98, G. nobilis. Pl. 99, Querque-
dula puna. Pi. 100, Merganetta turneri.

1867. Bryant, H. A List of the Birds of St. Domingo, with Descriptions of some
New Species or Varieties. < Proc. Boston Soc. Net. Hist. for Dec. 5, 1866,
xi, pub, 1867, pp. 89-08.

79 SpP-, in part annotated. Tyrannula stolida var. dominicensis, p. 90: T. carribea var.
hispaniolensis, Mimus poluglottus var. dominicus, Chrysomitris dominicensis, p. 98, fig. p. 94,
spp. un. Kalochelidon, p. 95, gen. u. Cf. Ibis, 1868, p. 229.

1867, LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of American Birds. < Ann,
Lye, Nat. Hist. New York, viii, 1867, pp. 466-482,

_Euphonia purpurea, p. 466; Buarremon flavovirens, p. 467: Putilus (Caryothraustes) humera-
lis, p. 467; Philydor virgatus, p. 468; Thamnophilus tenuifasciatus, p.468 ; Thamnophilus nigres.
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 287

1867, LAwrencr, G. N.—Continued.
cens, p. 469; Myiodynastes superciliaris, p. 470; Agleactis olivaccocauda, p. 470; Heliomaster
spectabilis, p. 472; Passerculus guttatus, p. 473; Zonotrichia melanotis, p. 473; Coturniculus
mexicanus, p. 474; Hadrostomus albiventris, p. 475; Ortyx graysoni, p. 476; Saltator plumbiceps
Ba. MS., p. 477; Pheueticus tibialis Bd. MS., p. 478; Spermophila atriceps Bd. MS., p. 479;
Pyrgisomea xantusit Ba, MS., p. 480; Dendrornis mentalis Bd. MS., p. 481. Cf. Ibis, 1868,
pp. 114, 115.
1867, LAWRENCE, G.N. Notes on certain Birds from New Grenada, with descrip-
tions of New Species. < Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., xix, 1867, pp. 94, 95.
Tachyphonus propinquus, Pheenicothraupis vinacea, Leptoptila cassini, p. 94, spp. nn. Cf.
Ibis, 1868, p. 230.
1867. LawkENcE, G. N. Descriptions of Rive New Species of Central American Birds.
< Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila, xix, 1867, pp. 232-234,
Glaucis eneus, Eupherusa nigriventris, p. 232; Thaumatias lucie, Dromococeyx rujigularis,
p. 233; dramides albiventris, p. 234. Cf. Ibis, 1868, pp. 114 and 485.

1867. Puitieri, R. A. Comentario critico sobre los animales descritos por Molina.
< Anales Univ. Chile, xxix, Oct., 1867, pp. 775-802.
‘“Vienen ahora las ‘aves’”’, pp. 788-795, Nos. 104-170.
1867. SALVIN, O. On some Collections of Birds from Veragua. <P. Z. S., XxXxv,
1887, pp. 129-161, pl. (Aves) xiv.
220 spp., less 4. Avifaunal characters of the region. Pl. xiv, Buarremon crassirostris.—
Chamepetes unicolor, p. 159; Odontophorus leucolemus, p. 161, spp. nn.

1867. SctaTER, P. L. Remarks on Dr. Léotaud’s ‘Birds of Trinidad.’ < Ibis, 2d ser.,
iii, 1867, pp. 104-108.
Criticism of the work as a whole, and of names of various species in particular.
1867. ScLaTER, P. L. [Extracts from letters received from Mr. E. Bartlett, relating to
Peruvian Birds.] <P. Z. 8., xxxv, 1867, p. 2.

1867. ScLATER, P. L. Notes onthe Birds of Chili. < P.Z.8., xxxv, 1867, pp. 319-340.
Abstract of bibliography. Running commentary on the birds, under heads of the several
families; nominal list of 209 species. The article is the most complete summary of the
subject extant. It has special reference to the species described by Philippi and Landbeck.
Cf. Naumannia, 1853, pp. 207-222; Zool. Rec., ii, pp. 80, 81, and ili, p. 64.

1867. ScLaTER, P. L. On the Birds of the Vicinity of Lima, Peru. With Notes on
their Habits; by Prof. Nation, of Lima.—(PartII.) <P. Z. 8.,xxxv, 1867, pp.
340-344, pll. xx, xxi.

Continued from P. Z. S., 1866, p. 100.—12 spp.—Poospiza bonapartit, p. 341, pl. xx; Porzana
erythrops, p. 343, pl. xxi, spp. nn.—Continued, P. Z. S., 1869, pp. 146-148,

1867, ScLaTER, P. L., and SaLVIN, O. List of Birds collected on the Blewfields River,

Mosquito Coast, by Mr. Henry Wickham. <P. Z. S., xxxv, 1867, pp. 278-280.
39 spp. ; none new.

1867. SCLATER, P. L., and Satvin, O. List of Birds collected by Mr. Wallace on the
Lower Amazons and Rio Negro. <P. Z. S., xxxv, 1867, pp. 566-596, pll.
xxix, XKX.

282 spp., annotated; with several synopses of different groups, and summary comparisons of
Jocal faunas. Hylophilus rubrifrons, p. 569, pl. xxx, f.1; H. semicinereus, p. 570, pl. xxx, f. 2;
Heteropelma wallacii, p.579. Pl. xxix is Turdus phaeopygus.

1867. SctaTER, P. L., and SALVIN, O. Catalogue of Birds collected by Mr, E. Bart-
lett on the River Huallaga, Eastern Peru, with Notes and Descriptions of New
Species, <P. Z. 8., xxxv, 1867, pp. 748-759, pl. xxxiv.

Tabular list of 205 spp., followed by critical commentary on many of them. Dendrocolaptes
radiolatus Scl. MS., p. 755; Thamnophilus murinus Natt. MS., Myrmotherula cinereiventris
Sel. MS., p. 756; Oheetura brachyceree (pl. xxxiv), Celeus citreopygius Bp. MS., p. 758, spp. nn.

1867. ScLaTER, P. L., and SaLvry, O. List of Birds collected at Pebas, Upper Ama-
zon, by Mr. John Hauxwell, with Notes and Descriptions of New Species.
<P. Z. S., xxxv, 1867, pp. 977-981, pl. xlv.

135 spp.-~ Oryzoborus melas, p. 979; Percnostola fortis, p. 980, pl. xlv, and fig. xylog.; Tyran-
niscus gracilipes, Porzana fasciata, p. 981, spp. nn.
288 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. (Vol. V.

1867. ScLATER, P. L., and SaLviy, O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. H. White-
ly.—Part Lo <P.Z.8., xxxv, 1837, pp. 982-991, pl. xlvi.
58 spp., annotated—Continued, P. Z. §., 1868, pp. 173-178.

1867-69. Euter, C. Beitriige zur Naturgeschichte der Végel Brasiliens. < J. f. 0.,
xv, 1867, pp. 177-193, 217-233, 399-420; xvi, 1468, pp. 142-194; xvii, 1869, pp.
241-255.

Cf. Zool. Rec., 1867, p. 68; 1868, p. 55; 1869, p. 49.

1868. ANon. A strange [apparently fabulous] Bird. < Zoologist, 2d ser., iii, 1868,
p. 1295.
From a Copiapo (Chili) paper.

1868. Brit, A. 8. [Allusions to some of the] Wild-fow] of Jamaica. < Zoologist, 2d
ser., iii, 1868, p. 1483.

1868. BurMEIsTeR, H. Contributions to the Ornithology of the Argentine Republic
and Adjacent Lands. PartI. <P. Z S., sxxvi, 146%, pp. 633-636.
Since the publication of the author's ‘“‘Systematisches Verzcichniss der in den La Plata-
Staaten beobachteten Végelarten” (Journ. fiir Orn., 1860, pp. 241-263). and his ‘Reise durch
die La-Plata-Staaten” (1861), he lived five years in Buenos Ayres, and, in studying the orni-
thology of the district, observed some new species, three of which (Cymindis boliviensis, p.
633; Pachyrhamphus albinucha, p. 635; Synallazis sulphurifera. p. 636) are now described, and
notes on 11 others are given.—Title and part of the comment from Zool. Itec.

1868. Core, E. D. The Birds of Palestine and Panama compared. < American Nat-
uralist, ii, No.7, Sept., 18338, pp. 351-359.

Founded on the researches of Messrs. Tristram, Sclater, and Salvin.

1868. CUNNINGHAM, R.O. [Letters on South American Ornithology.] < Ibis, 2dser.,
iv, 1868, pp. 122-129, 486-495.
His first letter gives a general account of the birds met with on his voyage to Patagonia.
His second letter describes briefly the localities visited, mentioning their chief ornitho-
logical features. (Another letter follows, Ibis, 1869, pp. 232-234.)

1868. GIEBEL, C. Einige neue und wenig bekannte argentinische Végel. < Zeitschr.
fiir die gesammten Naturwissenschaften, 1358, pp. 11-17.
Notes on 4 species, 2 of which, Furnarius tricolor ‘‘Burm.”, p. 11. and Camjalorhynchus
pallidus ‘‘Burm.”, p. 13, appear to be described as new.—Not seen.

1868. Partieri, R. A. Catdlogo de las aves chilenas existentes en el Museo Nacional
de Santiago, formado por su director don Rodulfo Armando Philippi.
< Anal. Univ. Chile, tomo xxxi, n° 2°, Agosto de 1563, pp, 241-335.

Prélogo, p. 241. Catdlogo, pp. 242-292, cl érden i la nomenclatura adoptada en la obra de Gay;
229 especies; las especies descritas como chilenas que faltan en el Museo con la sefia £(89).—
Aves chilenas descritas en la obra de Gay que faltan en el Museo 6 que deben borrarse, pp.
292-294, 86 esp.—Aves chilenas no descritas en la obra de Gay. pero existentes en el Museo,
pp. 295-298, 55 esp.—El cuadro siguientes, pp. 298-319, indica cuales de las aves chilenas se
hallan aun en los paises limitrofos i otros paises, i cuales son peculiares a la Reptblica Chi-
lena.—Apendices: I, pp. 319, 320, Lista de algunos péjarns pernanos en el Museo. IH, p. 320,
PAjaros nuevos mendocinos descritos por Landbeck. III, pp. 320-335, Observaciones criticas
sobre algunas especies chilenas mencionas por diversos autores: 1. Hartl., Nawm., p. 20i
siguientes; 2. Beit. zur Zool. gesammelt auf einer Reise um die Welt von Dr. F. L. F. Meyen,
vierte Abth.; 3. Burmeister, Reise durch die La Plata-Staaten; 4. Bibra, Viaje; 5. T. R. Peale
U.S, Exploring Expedition; 6. Tschudi, Beit. zur geogr. Verbreit. der Meeresvégel u. s. eh
7. Hombron i Jacquinot; 8. Cassin, U.S. Naval Astron. Exped.; 9. Sclater Notes on the
Birds of Chile, P. Z. $., March 25, 1867, p. 319i sig. ;

“Quedarian, pues, solo 193, nuestro’ catdlogo de las especies chilenas existentes en cl Mu-
seo abraza 229 especies 6 si se quiere climinar . Siempre 224, i faltan al Museo una docena

de aves de alta mar, que conocemos ser chilenas, de modo que el utimero de las aves chilenas
se elevaria a unas 236 0 240.”

1868. Puitirri, R. A. [Letter relating to certain Birds of Chili S as
‘ ; ol PLAS:
1868, pp. 531, 532. ] xsxvi,

Contains a few corrections of previous paper (P. Z. S., 1867,

3 : » Pp. 319, 320, $ in-
cipal one referring to two species of Anatide. PP , 320, notes). the prin.
No. 2.] COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 289

1868. Satvaport, T. Intorno ad alcuni Uccelli di Costa Rica. < Attidella R. Accad.
delle Sci. di Torino, iv, Dec., 1868, pp. 170-185, pl.
23 spp.; none new. Urospatha, g. n.,p.179. The plate represents Pheucticus tibialis. Cf.
Zool. Rec., iv, p.107; Ibis, 1869, pp. 222, 223.
1868. ScLateR, P. L. [Report on Lecompte’s Expedition to the Falkland Islands. ]
<P. Z. S., 1868, p. 526.

1868. ScLateEr, P. L., and Savin, O. List of Birds collected in the Straits of Magellan
by Dr. Cunningham, with remarks on the Patagonian Avifauna. < Ibis, 2d
ser., iv, 1868, pp. 183-189.
Briefly bibliographical. List of Patagonian Passeres (30 spp.); 61 specimens, referable to
44 spp.—Continued, Ibis,.1869, pp. 283-286.
1868. ScLaTer, P. L., and Satvin, 0. Descriptions of New Species of Birds of the
Families Dendrocolaptide, Strigide, and Columbida. <P. Z S., xxxvi,
1868, pp. 53-60, pl. v, woodece.
Dendrocinela ruficeps, p. 54; Dendrocolaptes puncticollis, p. 54, pl. v, woodc.; synopses of
these genera; Syrnium fulvescens, p. 58; Scops barbarus, p. 56, woodc.; synopsis of 7 spp. of
Scops ; Leptoptila plumbeiceps, L. cerviniventris, p. 59, with synopsis of 8 spp. of the genus.
1868. SciaTER, P. L., and Savin, O. List of Birds collected at Conchitas, Argentine
Republic, by Mr. William H. Hudson. <P. Z. S., xxxvi, 1868, pp. 137-146.
96 spp. briefly annotated ; 14 additional to those of Burmeister’s ‘Reise’, g. v., 1856.
1868. ScLaTER, P. L., and Satvry,O. On Venezuelan Birds collected by Mr. A. Goer-
ing.—Part I. <P. Z. 8., xxxvi, 1868, pp. 165-172, pl. xiii, woode.
126 spp., in tabular form showing geographical distribution, and critical commentary on
some of them. Basileuterus griseiceps, p. 170, Euscarthmus impiger, p.171, woode. pl. xiii,
f.1; Sublegatus (g.n.) glaber, p.171, pl. xiii, f.2, woodc., p. 172, spp. nn.
1868. ScLaTER, P. L., and SaLvin, O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. H. Whitely.
Part II. ,.< P.Z.S., xxxvi, 1868, pp. 173-178, woodce.

: Continued from P. Z. S., 1867, pp. 982-991.—A list of a collection made in the Tambo Valley,
including 28 spp., none of which are new; but valuable critical notes are appended, and
woodcuts of the heads of 2 spp., belonging to Tanagride (?) and Rallide (Fulica chilensis),
are introduced.—Continued, P. Z. S., 1868, pp. 568-570.

1868. SciaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. Descriptions of New or Little-known American
Birds of the Families Fringillide, Oxyrhamphidxw, Bucconide, and Strigide.
<P. Z.8., xxxvi, 1868, pp. 322-329, pl. xxix.
Peucea notosticta, sp. n., p. 322, with list of 5spp. Zonotrichia quinquestriata, p. 323, sp.n.
List of 5 spp. of Pyrgisoma. Oxyrhamphus frater, p.326, sp.n. Monasa grandior, p. 327, sp.
n. Gymnoglaux lawrencii, p. 328, pl. xxix, with synonymy of 2 spp. of this genus.

1868. ScLateER, P. L., and SaLvin, O. Descriptions of Four New Species of Birds from
Veragua. <P.Z.S., xxxvi, 1868, pp. 383-390.
Pyranga testacea, p. 888; Ohlorospingus hypophceus, Leptotriccus superciliaris, Hupherusa
: egregia, p. 389.
1863. SciatTsR, P. L.,and Satvin,O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. H. Whitely.
Part II. <P. Z, 8., xxxvi, 1868, pp. 568-570.

Continued from P. Z. S.,1868, pp. 173-178.—A list of a small collection of 11 spp. made near
Arequipa; with a nominal list of 83 spp. procured by Mr. Whitely in Western Peru.—Con-
tinued, P. Z. S., 1869, pp. 151-159.

1868. SoLaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. On Venezuelan Birds collected by Mr. A. Goer-
ing.—Part Il. <P. Z. &.,xxxvi, 1863, pp. 626-632.

Nominal list of 99 spp., with commentary on.13 of them. Myiarchus erythrocercus, p. 631;
Heteropelma stenorhynchum, p. 682, spp. nn.

1868-69. LAWRENCE, G. N. A Catalogue of the Birds found in Costa Rica. < Ann.
Lye. Nat. Hist. New York, ix, 1868, pp. 86-149 (pp. 86-141, Apr., 1868; pp.
141 bis-149, Feb., 1869).

Based upon the easier received by the Smithsonian Institution, supplemented by
information received from other sources, and includes notices of 474 spp. of land-birds, of
which 12 (belonging to Trogonide, Formicariide, Dendrocolaptide, Tyrannide, Mniotiltide,
Tanagride, Oolumbide, and Tinamide) are described as new, while a thirteenth (Trochilide)
may be so. , In the introductory remarks, the author gives a summary of previous writings
290 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [Vol v.

1868-69. LawneNcr, G. N.—Continued. on

on Costa Rican ornithology, and three lists, the first two of species noted from Chiriqui and
Veragua, respectively, which may be found in Costa Rica, and the third of northern species
obtained in Panama, but not yet observed in the country of which the paper treats. The
remainder of the paper is devoted to the catalogue, which, in the great majority of cases,
gives only the name of the species and of the locality where it has been obtained. (Cf. Ibis,
1869, pp. 110, 222, and especially O. Salvin, Ibis, 1869, pp. 310-319, for extended and elaborate
criticism.)—(Above paragraph mostly from Zool. Iec., 1868, p. 55. )

Basileuterus melanotis, p. 95; Phenicothraupis carmioli, p. 100; Synallaxis rufigenia, p.
105; Myrmotherula modesta, p. 108; Mionectes oli , p- 111; Rhynchocyclus griseimentalis,
p. 112; Trogon bairdii, p. 119; Chloroenas subvinacea, p. 135; Geotrygon costaricensis, ('. ca.
ruleiceps, p. 136; Leptoptila riottei, p. 1387; Tinamus frantzii, p. 140; Pogonotriccus? zeledoni,
p. 144, spp. on. 511 spp. Much critical commentary.

1868-70. PELZELN, A. v. Zur | Ornithologie | Brasiliens. | Resultate von Johann
Natterers Reisen | in den Jahren 1217 bis 1735. | Dargestellt | von | August von
Pelzeln, | Custos am k. k. zoologischen Cabinete in Wien, Mitglied der kais.
Leopold. | Carol. Academie der Naturforscher, Ehrenmitglied der British
Ornithologist’s | Union u. s. w. | — | Wien. | Druck und Verlag von A. Pich-
ler’s Witwe & Sohn. | 1871 [i. e. 1868-1870]. 1 vol. 8vo. 4p. lL, pp. its,
1-462, 9 ll. (Zusitze und Index), 2 maps.

Published in 4 parts, at different dates, as follows: I. Abth., 1868, map, 3 p. ll, pp. i-1x,
1-68. II. Abth., 1869, pp. 69-188. III. Abth., 1870, pp. 189-390. IV. Abth., ‘1é71" [i. e. 1879],
pp. 391-462, 9 ll, general title-page, map.—The date of the concluding part is ostensibly in
question; for the date on the cover-title of the part itself is 1871, but the back of the gencral
title-page of the work gives it as 1870, and a note on the cover-title of Part IIL announces:
>, Die vierte (Schluss-) Abtheilung erscheint Anfangs des Jahres 1870.‘‘ The actual date is
1870.

Inhait:—Axtu. I, 1868. Vorwort, 2p. ll. Itinerarium von Natterer’s Reisen in Brasilien,
von 1817 bis 1835, pp. i-xx. Tabellarische Ucbersicht der von Natterer in Brasilien gesammelten
Arten nach ihrer Verbreitung in den wichtigsten Faunaengebieten, pp. xxi-lix (1238 Spp.).
Accipitresund Passeres Fissirostres et Tenuirostres, pp. 1-49 (78 + 99 +. 177 = 354spp.). Beschrei-
bung neuer oder wenig gekannter Arten, pp. 49-68. Stenopsis candicans N., p.49; S. langs-
dorfi P.,p.52; 8. platuraN., p. 53 (Diagnosen dieser drei Arten finden sich in den P. Z. S., 1866,
Pp. 588, 589); Antrostomus cortapau N., p.53; Chaetura sclateri P., p. 56; Thalurania iolaemus
N., p. 57; Cephalolepis beskii P., p. 58; Sittasomus stictolaemus P., p. 59; Dendrocinela longicauda
N., D. minor P., p. 60; Dendrocolaptes pallascens P., p. 61; D. concolor P., p. 62; Picolaptes
Suscicapillus P., Dendrornis elegans P., p. 63; Dendroplex similis N., p. 64; Cyphorinus (Micro-
cerculus) cinetus N., p. 65; Thryothorus minor P., p. 66; Odontorhynchus (Pelz., g. n.) cinereus
N., p. 67.—AnBTH. I, 1869. Passeres Dentirostres, pp. 69-136 (371 spp.). Beschreibung neuer
oder wenig gekannter Arten, pp. 136-188. Hylophilus hypoxanthus P., p. 186; Basileuterus leu-
cophrys N., Cyclorhis wiedii P., p.187; Thamnophilus unduliger P., p.139; T. borbae P., p.140;
T. tschudit P., T. moestus P., p. 141; T. cinereoniger P., p. 143; T. sticturus P., p.144; T. cinerei-
ceps P., T. cinereinucha P., p. 145; T. stictocephalus P., T. punctuliger P., p.146; T. polionotus
P., T. saturninus P., p.147; T. incertus P., Dysithamnus P., p.149; Herpsilochmus atricapillus
N., H. longirostris N., p.150; H. dorsimaculatus N., p. 151; Myrmotherula assimilis P., p. 152;
M. luctuosa (Temm. msc.), Bf. longipennis P., p. 153; Formicivora melanogaster N., p. 14;
F. leucophthalma P., F. rujicauda N., p.155; F. bicolor N.. p. 156; Terenura melanoleuca N.,
Rhamphocaenus collaris N., p.157; Cercomacra approzimans P., C. ruficauda P., p. 158; Per-
enostola minor P., p. 159; P. leucostigma (Natt. et. Lafres, msc.), p.160; Sclerurus rufigularis
N., Heterocnemis albiventris P., p.161; Ayrmecisa (sic) squamosa N.. p. 162; Hypoenemis jla-
vescens (N.) Scl., p. 163; H. maculicauda P., p.164; H. margaritifera P., p.165; Pithys cristata
N., p. 166; P. griseiventris P., Phlogopsis erythroptera (Gould), p. 167; Grallaria imperator N..
Attila validus P., p. 169; .4. rufigularis P., p. 170; A. phoenicurus N., p. 171; Todirostrum gut-
tatum P., p. 172; Euscarthmus zosterops P., E. latirostris P., E. senex P., p. 173; E. inorna-
tus P., Hapalocercus rufomarginatus P., p- 174; Phyllomyias subviridis N., p. 175; P. lividus
(Lemm. msc.), Elainea spectabilis P., p. 176; E. cristata P., E. albiverter P., p..177; E. parvi-
rostis [sic—lege -rostris] P., p.178; E. elegans P., E. ruficeps P., p. 179; E. littoralis N., E. cinerea
P., p.180; Rhynchocyclus assimilis P., Pitangus parvus P., Empidochanes poecilocercus P., p-
181; Myiarchus cantans P., M. tricolor N., p. 182; IM. gracilirostris P., Tityra (Erator) leucura
N., p. 183; Lipaugus virussu N., p. 184; Heteropelma rufum N., H. chrysocephalum P., p. 185;
Heterocercus flaviverter P., Pipra opalizans P., p. 186; P. virescens P., p. 187.—Antn. IT, 1870.
Passeres Conirostres, Scansores, Columbae, Gallinae, Struthiones, Grallac, Anseres, pp. 189-396,
Beschreibung neucr oder wenig gekannter Arten, pp. 326-344. Leistes erythrothorax N.
Dp. 826; Euphona ochrascens P., Tachyphonus nattereri P., p. 328: Oryzoborus? Sringilloides P.

 
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The work also includes a disquisition on the faunal divisions of Brazil as determined from
its Ornis. Four subregions are laid down, and mapped, with tabular exhibits of their charac-
teristic species. These are termed the Coluwbian, Amazonian, South Brazilian, and Chileno-
Patagonian. The summary list of 1,680 Brazilian species.is compiled from various sources, as
Maximilian, Spix, Burmeister, and Wallace.

Cf. Zeitschr. f. d. ges. Naturw., 1867, p. 537; Ibis, 1868, pp. 226, 227; 1869, pp. 113-117; 1870,
pp. 272-274; Zool. Gart., 1868, p. 40; Zool. Ree., v, pp. 55, 56; vi, p. 51.

“John Natterer has been called a model traveller, and the most energetic and successful
ornithological collector that ever lived. He explored Brazil from 1817 to 1835, securing 12,293
bird-skins, beautifully prepared and fully labelled, representing about 1,200 spp., besides
registering various additional items of information. He died in his prime, on his return to
Europe, leaving his collection, almost untouched, in the Imperial Cabinet of Zoology at Vienna.
For nearly thirty years little was done to render his labors available in the cause of science,
though instances of ‘Natt. MSS.’ were of not infrequent occurrence in different quarters.
Upon the accession of Pelzeln to the charge of the collection, he began to work upon the
material, and publish the results, with selections from Natterer’s MSS. His numerous papers,
which were received with favor, may be considered preliminary to the present work, which
undertakes a complete exposition of Natterer’s labors and results.”

Bishop, N.H. The Pampasand Andes, | — | A | Thousand Miles’ Walk | across |
South America. | By | Nathaniel H. Bishop. | — | With an Introduction | by |
Edward A. Samuels, Esq., | author of ‘‘ Ornithology and Odlogy of New Eng-
land,” | ete., etc. | — | Boston: | Lee & Shepard. | 1869. lvol. 8vo. 1lp.1,
pp. 310.

Slightly ornithological passim.

CUNNINGHAM, R. O. [Letter on Birds seen in the Straits of Magellan. ] < Ibis,
2d ser., v, 1869, pp. 232-234.
Two earlier letters appeared in Ibis, 1868, pp. 122-129, 486-495.

Frantzius, A. v. Ueber die geographische Verbreitung der Végel Costaricas
und deren Lebensweise. < J. f. O., xvii, 1869, pp. 195-204, 289-318, 361-379.
The natural and proper complement to Cabanis’s technical articles upon the same avifauna
in J. f. O., 1861-69, g. v. 518 spp. known to him as Costa Rican, with occasional notes on
them. The paper has special reference to Lawrence's Catalogue, 1868-69, g.v. Cf. Salvin,
Ibis, 1870, pp. 107-116.

GoERING, A. Excursion a algunas cuevas hasta ahora no esploradas (al sureste
de Caripe). < Vargasia, No. 5, 1869, pp. 124-128.
Contains an account of Steatornis caripensis. (Cf. Ibis, 1870,p. 522.)
HaseEL, Dr. —. [Exhibition of some Birds from the Galapagos Islands.] <P. Z.
S., xxxvii, 1869, p. 433.
The collection contained about 70 spp., some supposed to be new, but no particulars are
given. Cf. Comptes Rendus, xix, pp. 273-277; P. Z. S., May, 1870, pp. 322-327.
LAWRENCE, G. N. List of a Collection of Birds from Northern Yucatan. <Ann,

Lye. Nat. Hist. New York, ix, 1869, pp. 198-210.
103 spp.—Contopus schottii, p. 202; Zenaidura yucatanensis, p. 207, spp. un. Cf. Zbis, 1870,
p. 280; Zool. Ree., 1869, p. 50.

LAWRENCE, G.N. Catalogue of Birds from Puna Island, Gulf of Guayaquil, in
the Museum of the Smithsonian Institution, collected by J. F. Reeve, Esq.
< Ann, Lye. Nat. Hist. New York, ix, 1869, pp. 234-238.

Turdus reevet, p. 234; Thryothorus superciliaris, p. 235; Empidonax griseipectus, p.‘ 236;
Contopus punensis, p. 237, spp. Dn.—21 spp. Cf. Ibis, 1870, p. 281.
292

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Lawrence, G.N. Characters of some New South American Birds, with Notes
on other rare or little known species. < Ann. Lyc. Nat. Hist. New York, ix,
1869, pp. 265-275.

Turdus hauxwelli. p. 265; Ochthoéea rufomarginatus, Mecocerculus uropygialis, p. 266; Po-
gonotriccus plumbeiceps, Myiozetetes rufipennis, p. 267; M. inornatus, p. 268; Lesbia ortoni, p.
269; Accipiter nigroplumbeus, p. 270, spp.nn. Cf. Ibis, 1870, p. 281.

LAWRENCE, G. N. Description of Seven New Species of American Birds from
various localities, with a note on Zonotrichia melanotis. < Proc. Acad. Nat.
Sei. Phila., xx, 1868 [pub. 1869], pp. 359-362.

Dendreca capitalis, p. 359; Tachyphonus atricapillus, p. 359; Quiscalus fortirostris, p. 360;
Thammophilus virgatus, p. 361; Pipra (?) cinnamomea, p. 361; Rhynchocyclus marginatus, p.
361; Harpagus fasciatus, p. 361. Cf. Ibis, 1870, p. 280.

Rogers, H. Natural-History Notes from Rio. <Zoologist, 2d ser., iv, 1369, pp.
1923, 1925.

SALVIN, O. Notes on Mr. Lawrence’s List of Costa-Rica Birds [in Ann. Lye.
Nat. Hist. N. Y., ix, pp. 86-149]. <(Ibis, 2d ser., v, 1869, pp. 310-319.

A detailed critical commentary. Makes 13 different determinations, expunges 14 spp., and
adds 13 others—40 changes in 474 spp. This article relates only to the first portion of Mr.
Lawrence’s catalogue, the Land Birds.—Continued in Ibis, 1870, pp. 107-116, q. v.

Scrater, P. L. On the Birds of the Vicinity of Lima, Peru. With Notes on
their Habits; by Prof. W. Nation, of Lima. (Part IIL.) <P. Z. 8., xxxvii,
1869, pp. 146-148, pl. xii.

Continued from P. Z. S., 1867, p. 344.—13 spp. The pl. represents Neorhynchus {g. 2.)
nasesus (lettered maseus on the pl.).—Continued, P. Z. S., 1871, pp. 496-498.

ScLaTER, P. L., and Satvix, O. Second (cf. Ibis, 1863. p.123] List of Birds col-
lected, during the Survey of the Straits of Magellan, by Dr. Cunningham.
< Ibis, 2d ser., v, 1869, pp. 283-286.

338spp. Note on Zonotrichia canicopilla and synonymatic and diagnostic notice of Phrygilus
gayi and P. aldunatii.—Continued, Ibis, 1870, pp. 499-504.

ScuaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. Whitely.
PartIV. <P. Z.38., xxxvii, 1869, pp. 151-158, pl. xiii.

Cf. P. Z. S., 1867, p. 982; 1868, pp. 173, 568. 46 spp. Saltator laticlavius, p. 151; Poospiza
cesar, p. 152, pl. xii; Agriornis insolens, p.153; Centrites oreas, p.154, spp. nn. Critical and
field-notes.—Continued, P. Z. S., 1869, pp. 596-601.

SciaTER, P,L., and Savin, O. Second List of Birds collected at Conchitas,
Argentine Republic, by Mr. William H. Hudson; together with some notes
upon another Collection from the same locality. <P. Z. §., xxxvii, 1269, pp.
158-162.

Cf. P. Z.S., 1868, p. 137. 14 spp. in one coll., 10 in the other; with critical notes.

Scrater, P. L., and Sarvixy, O. On Venezuelan Birds collected by Mr. A.
Goering. Part II. <P. Z. §., xxxvii, 1269, pp. 250-254, pl. xviii.

Cf. P. Z.8., 1868, pp. 165, 626. Sketch of locality; nominal list of 56 spp.. with notes on 9 of
them. Brachygalba goeringi, p. 258, pl. xviii, sp. n.—Continued, P. Z. §.. 1870, pp. 779-788.
ScraTer, P. L., and Satvriy, O. Descriptions of Six New Species of American
Birds of the Families Tanagride, Dendrocolaptide, Formicariide, Tyrannide,

and Scolopacide. <P. Z.8., xxxvii, 1869, pp. 416-420, pl. xxviii.

Calliste florida, p. 416, pl. xxviii; Synallaxis arequipe, Gymnocichla chiroleuca, p. 417; Gral-
laria princeps, p. 418 (with list of 6 spp.) ; Contopus ochraceus, Gallinago imperialis, p. 419,
ScLaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. On two new Birds collected by Mr. E. Bartlett

in Eastern Peru. <P. Z. 8., xxxvii, 1869, pp. 437-439, pl. xxx.
> Neopipo (g.n.) rubicunda, p. 438, pl. xxx, f.3; Euphonia ehrysopasta, p. 438, pl. xxx, figg. 1, 2.
Scxater, P.L., and Satvin, O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. Whitely.—
Part V. <P.Z.S., xxxvii, 1269, pp. 596-601,
Continued from P. Z. S., 1869, pp. 151-158.—42 spp. from Cosnipata, 4 annotated; about 57

from Tinta, 13 of which are annotated as additional to former lists. Ochthoeca polionota,
p. 599; Merganetta turneri, p. 600, spp. nn. :

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1869. ScaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. Third List of Birds collected at Conchitas,
Argentine Republic, by Mr. William H. Hudson. <P. Z, S., xxxvii, 1869, pp.
631-636.

Cf. P. Z. S., 1868, p.137; 1869, p.158. 92 spp., with remarks on 34 of them.

1869. STERNBERG, C. Notizen aus der Vogelwelt von Buenos-Ayres. <J. f. 0., xvii,
1869, pp. 174-193, 257-278.

Lebensweise—35 spp.

1869? SUNDEVALL, C. J. Foglarne pa én S:t Barthelemy, efter de af Dr. A. von Goés
hemsiinda samlingarna bestimde af Carl J. Sundevall. < Ofvers. Konigl.
Vetensk,-Akad. Forh., 1869, pp. 579-591.

47 spp. Some new ‘‘Stirpes” are indicated.—Compare 1870?, same author.

1869? SUNDEVALL, C.J. Foglarne pA én Portorico, efter Hr Hjalmarsons insamlingar
framstiillda af Carl J. Sundevall. < Gfvers. Konigl. Vetensk.-Akad. Forh.,
1869, pp. 593-603.

90 species. —Compare 1870?, same author.

1870. Ernst, A. Apuntes para la fauna ornitologica de Venezuela. < Vargasia, nim.
7, 1870, pp. 195-198, con una ldmina.

Estracto de las publicaciones de P. L. Sclater y O. Salvin sobre las colecciones de pajaros
venezolanos hechas por Antonio Goering; Proc. Zool. Soc. 27 de Febrero (p. 165) y 10 de Di-
ciembre (p. 626) de 1868, y 22 de Abril (p. 250) de 1869. Lém., Brachygalba goeringi, Suble-
gatus glaber, Euscarthmus impiger.

1870, FinscH, O. On a Collection of Birds from the Island of Trinidad. <P. Z. 8.
XXXViii, 1870, pp. 552-589. :

115 spp., critically annotated. The article includes local synonymy and review of pre-
vious labors (especially Léotaud’s) upon the same subject. Spermophila lessoni, sp. renom.,
p. 582. About 350 spp. are known to occur in Trinidad.

1870. Hotz, Lupwic. Beschreibung siidamerikanischer Végel-Eier. <J. f. O.,
xviii, 1870, pp. 1-24, pl. i.

Supplementary to C. Sternberg’s articles on Birds of Buenos Ayres in J.f. O., 1869, pp. 174—
193, 257-278. Eggs of 46 spp. described. Those of Molobrus sericeus (fig.1) and WM. badius
(fig. 2) figured, as well as those of Opisthocomus cristatus (fig. 3).

1870. Hupson, W. H. [First Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P. Z.S.,

Xxxviii, 1870, pp. 87-89.
The beginning of a series of 12 letters, giving miscellaneous information upon the subject.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Second Letter on the Omithology of BuenosAyres.] < P.Z.
§., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 112-114.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Third Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P. Z.
S., ¥xxviii, 1870, pp. 158-160.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Fourth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P. Z.
S., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 332-334.

1870. Hupson, W.H. [Fifth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P. Z.
8., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 545-547.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Sixth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P. Z.
8., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 548-550.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Seventh Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P.
Z. &., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 671-673.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Eighth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P,
Z. &., ¥8xviii, 1870, pp. 748-750.

1870. Hupson, W. H. [Ninth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.} <P.
Z. 8., ¥xxviii, 1870, pp. 798-802.

For Letters 10-12 see 1871, same author.
1870. Newton, A. Additional Note on the Nests and Eggs collected by Dr. Cunning-

ham. < Ibis, 2d ser., vi, 1870, pp. 501-504.
The nests or eggs of 15 spp. of South American birds are described.
294 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [Vol Vv.

1870. Rernuarpt, J. Bidrag til Kundskab om Fuglefaunaen i Brasiliens Campos.
< Vidensk. Meddel. Naturhist. Foren. Kjébenhavn, 1870, pp. 1-124, 315-457, pl. viii.

Elaenia lundi, p. 344, pl. 8, £1; Myiopatie superciliarig (Lund), p. 346, pl 8, f. 2, spp. nn.

1870. RernHarpT, J. Bidrag til Kundskab om Fuglefaunaen i Brasiliens Campos,
Kjébenhavu. 1870. 8vo. pp. 1-267, pl. viii.

Based on collections of the author and P. W. Lund in 1833-35, in the Brazilian Provinces of
Sao Paulo, Goyaz, and Minas Geraes. Annotated list of 393 spp. Elainia lundti, p. 154, pl.
vii, and Myiopatis superciliaris, p. 156, pl. viii, spp. nn.—Cf. Journ. de Zool., i, 1872, pp.75-77.

1870. SaLvin, O. Additional Notes on Mr. Lawrence’s List of Costa-Rica Birds.
< Ibis, 2d ser., vi, 1870; pp. 107-116.

Continued from Ibis, 1869, pp. 310-319, g.v.—Adds 19 spp. to Lawrence's List. Contains
much criticism, and includes a synonymatic synopsis of three species of Capito, important
as showing that the opposite sexes of each had generally been rated as different species.

1870. SaLvin, O. On some Collections of Birds from Veragua.—Part II. <P. Z. &.,
xxxviii, 1870, pp. 175-219, pl. xvii (map).

Cf. P. Z. 8., 1867, pp. 129-161, which gave 216 spp. In this paper are 216 more, making the
whole avifauna 432.—Thryothorus semibadius, p. 181; Empidonaz atriceps, p. 198; Chiroma-
cheris aurantiaca, p. 200; Antrostomus saturatus, p. 203; Chatura fumosa, p. 204; Lophornis
adorabilis, p.207; Selasphorus torridus, p. 208; S. ardens, p. 209; Chloronerpes simplex, p. 212;
Melanerpes chrysauchen, p. 213, spp.nn. The paper gives a general summary of the avifauna,
and much critical matter on the characters and distribution of the species.

1870. ScLaTER, P. L. On some new or little-known Birds from the Rio Parané.
<P. Z. 8., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 57, 58, pl. iii, with cut.

Various species mentioned. Cnipolegus cinereus, sp. n., p. 58, woodc.; Coraphistera alau-
dina, p. 57, pl. iii.

1870. ScLaTER, P. L. Notices of some new or little-known Species of South-American
Birds. <P. Z. 8., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 328-330.

Philydor consobrinus, p. 328; Melanerpes pulcher, p. 330, spp. nn.—Synopsis of 2 spp. of
Chetura: Ohetura brachycerca, p. 329; Thryothorus rujiventer ‘‘Natt.", p. 328.

1870. ScratTeR, P. L., and Satviy, O. Third [cf. Ibis, 1869, p. 283] List of Birds
collected, during the Survey of the Straits of Magellan, by Dr. Cunningham.
With additional Note by A. Newton. <Ibis, 1870, 2d ser., vi, pp. 499-504.

33 spp., With notes on 3 of them. The article includes ‘‘Additional note on the Nests and
Eggs collected by Mr. Cunningham. By the Editor’ (A. Newton). 15 spp. are described.

1870. ScLateER, P.L., and Satvin,O. Characters of new Species of Birds collected by
Dr. Habelin the GalapagosIslands. <P. Z. §.,xxxviii, 1870, pp. 322-327, woode.

Certhidea fusca, p. 324, fig. 1; Camarhynchus variegatus, p. 324, fig. 2; C. habeli, p. 325, fig.
3; O. prosthemelas, p. 325, fig. 4; Cactornis abingdoni, p. 326, fig.5; Cactornis pallida, p. 327,
fig. 6; Nycticoraz pauper, p. 327, spp. nn. List of 37 spp. collected.

1870. ScLaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. On Venezuelan Birds collected by Mr. A. Goe-
ring. PartIV. <P. Z. S., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 779-788, pll. xlvi, xlvii.

Continued from P. Z. S., 1869, pp. 250-254.—Nominal list of 106 spp., With notes on many
of them. Setophaga albifrons, Diglossa gloriosa (pl. slvi, f. 1), Chlorospingus goeringi (pl.
xlvi, f. 2), p. 784; Buarremon meride, p. 785; Grallaria griseonucha, Ochthoéca superciliosa,
p. 786; O. nigrita, Conurus rhodocephalus, p. 787; Urochroma delectissima, pl. xlvii, p. 788,
spp. nn.

1870, ScLater, P. L., and Satvix, O. On Birds collected by Mr. George M. Whitely
on the Coast of Honduras. <P. Z. §., xxxviii, 1870, pp. 835-839.

135 spp., a few of which are annotated.

1870. ScCLATER, P.L., and SALvIN, O. Descriptions of five new Species of Birds from the
United States of Columbia. = P.Z. S., EXXVili, 1870, pp. 840-844, pl. liii,

; RGN’ uropygialis, Synallaxis wyatti, p. 840 ; Tyranniscus leucogonys, pl. lili, £1: 7
« tmprobus, f. 2 i L. griseiceps, f. 3, p. 841; Trogon chionurus, p. 843. Synopsis of 9 spp. of the
genus Tyranniscus.

1870? SUNDEVALL, Cc. J. Foglarne pi én S:t Barthelemy, efter de af Dr A. von
Goés hemsiinde samlingarna bestamde af Carl J. Sundevall. <Oyvers. Konigl.
Petensk.-Akad. Férhandl. for dr 1869, 1870 ?, pp. 579-591.

Treating 47 spp. at greater or less length, after a notice of the j i i

e , general subject. —
of 3 spp. of the genus Phatthon.—Compare 1869 2, same author. : reek

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1870? Sunprvatt, C. J. Foglarne pi én Portorico, efter Hr Hjalmarsons insam-
lingar framstiillda af Carl J. Sundevall. < Ofvers. Konigl. Vetensh.-Akad.
Férhandl. for dy 1869, 18702, pp. 593-604.

Treats of upward of 100 spp. Interspersed with the notes on the collection are many
critical observations in the author’s well-known quiet and pithy style.—Compare 18697, same

author.
1871. BELLO y Espinosa,—. Zoologische Notizen aus Puerto Rico von Herrn Bello y
Espinosa daselbst. Nach dem Spanischen frei bearbeitet von Herrn E. von

Martens in Berlin. <Der Zoolog. Garten, 1871, pp. 348-351.
Von der Classe der Végel sind 64 Arten bekannt.

1871, CUNNINGHAM, R. O. Notes on | the Natural History | of the | Sfrait of Magel-
lan | and West Coast of Patagonia | made during the voyage of H. M. S.
‘Nassau’ | in the years 1866, 67, 68, & 1869 | By | Robert O. Cunningham, |
M.D.,F.L.S., ete. | Naturalist to the Expedition | With Map and Illustrations
| Edinburgh | Edmonston and Douglas | 1871 | All rights reserved 1 vol.
16mo. pp. i-xviii, 1-517, 22 illust., some colored.

Ornithological matter passim. Previous publication of much of the author's material is

found in Ibis, 1868, p. 183; 1869, p. 283; and 1870, p.499; and in his letters to the same journal,
qq. vv. suprad.—Fig. 6, head of Steamer Duck (Micropterus).

1871. CUNNINGHAM, R. O. On the Terrestrial and Marine Fauna of the Strait of
Magellan and Western Patagonia. < Rep. Brit. Ass. Adv. Sci. for 1870, 1871,
(Mise. Comm.), p. 114.

Mere allusions to a few birds.

1871. Hamitton, J. F. Notes on Birds from the Province of Sad Paulo, Brazil.
< Lbis, 3d ser., i, 1871, pp. 301-309.
Field-notes on 45 spp. observed in the spring of 1869.
1871. Hupson, W. H. [Tenth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P. Z.
S., xxxix, 1871, pp. 4-7.
For Letters 1-9, see 1870, same author.
1871. Hupson, W.H. [Eleventh Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P.
Z.8., &xxix, 1871, pp. 258-262.

1871. Hupson, W. H. [Twelfth Letter on the Ornithology of Buenos Ayres.] <P.
Z. 8,, ¥Xxix, 1871, pp. 326-329.

1871. JuieT, C. Esploracion cientifica practicada por 6érden del Supremo Gobierno
isegun las instrucciones del doctor don R. A. Philippi, ... <Anales Univ.
Chile, tomo xli, ent. de julio 1871, pp. 81-168, pll.
A few birds are mentioned here and there in running narrative. The illustrations do not
relate to birds.
1871. LawRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds from Mexico, Central
America, and South America, with a Note on Rallus longirostris. < Ann. Lyc.
Nat. Hist. N. Y.,x, 1871, pp. 1-21.
Harporhynchus graysont Baird, MS., p. 1; Cistothorus aequatorialis, p. 3; Troglodytes insu-
laris Bd. MS., p.3; Parula insularis, p. 4; Haemophila sumichrasti, p. 6; Pipilo carmani, p.7;
Attila cinnamomeus, p. 8; Todirostrum superciliaris, p.9; Elainea macilvainii, p. 10; Empi-
donax fulvipectus, Trogon eximius, p. 11; Chlorostilbon caribeeus, p. 13; Conurus holochlorus
var. brevipes Bd. MS., p. 14; Leptoptila bonapartii, p.15; Zenaidura graysoni Ba. MS., p.17;
Vireosylvia magister Bd. MS., p. 20. Interesting field-notes of Col. A. J. Grayson’s accompany
several of the species. The note on Rallus longirostris states that with this species ZR. crasst-
rostris Lawr. from Bahia agrees, it being apparently different from FR. crepitans Gm.

1871. LawReNcE, G.N. Descriptions of three New Species of American Birds, with a
Note on Eugenes spectabilis < Aun. Lyc. Nat. Hist. N. Y., x, 1871, pp. 137-140.
Mimus nigriloris, p. 187 (Mexico); Buarremon sordidus, p. 188 (Bogota); Serpophaga grisea,
p. 139 (Costa Rica). Distinctness of 2. spectabilis reiterated.
1871. Orton, J. Contributions to the Natural History of the Valley of Quito.—No. I.
< Amer. Nat., v, No. 10, Oct., 1871, pp. 619-626.
Birds, pp. 623-626.—Annotated list of 184 spp., 38 of which are believed to be confined to
the valley; followed by general remarks on geographical distribution.

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1871. Orton, J. Notes on some Birds in the Museum of Vassar College. < dmer. Nat.,
iv, No. 12, Feb., 1871, pp. 711-717.

Observations on 50 or more spp., the greater part of the notes relating to neotropical birds.
At time of writing, Vassar College contained nearly 1,200 spp., of which about 700 were N.
and 60¢ S. American; among them several type-specimens, and others of interest as the
originals of Audubon’s plates.

1871. Onto, J. On the Condors and Humming-birds of the Equatorial Andes,
<_dnn. Mag. Nat. Hist., (4), vili, 1871, pp. 185-192.

1871. OrToN, J. The Vultures and Humming Birds of Tropical America. < Canad.
Nat. § Quart. Journ., n.s., v, 1871, pp. 357-360.

Abstract of his paper in Aimer. Nat.

1871. Sctater, P. L. On the Land-birds of Juan Fernandez. < Tbis,3d ser.,i,1€71,
pp. 178-183, pl. vii.

Sketch of the islands; 6 spp., with comment. PIL vii, f. 1, Ancretes fernandezianus ; f.2,
Oxyurus masafuere.

1871. ScLaTER, P.L. The Birds of the Lesser Antilles. < Nature, iv, 1471, pp. 473-—.

Not seen.

1871. SctaTER, P. L. [Extracts from Correspondence with Mr. G. W. des Veeux con-
cerning the expediency of introducing Secretarius reptilivorus or Dacelo gigas
for destruction of the Rat-tailed Serpent of Santa Lucia (Trigonocephalus
lanceolatus).] <P. Z.S.,xxxix, 1271, pp. 2-4.

1871. ScLaTER, P. L. On the Birds of the Island of Santa Lucia, West’Indies. <P,
Z.8., ¥5xix, 1871, pp. 263-273, pl. xxi,
Summary of Antillean avifauna; 25 spp., variously annotated. TIcterus laudabilis, pL xxi,
p. 270.
1871. ScLaTER, P.L. On the Birds of the Vicinity of Lima, Peru. . . . With Notes
on their Habits; by Prof. W. Nation, of Lima, C. M.Z.8.—Part IV. <P.Z.&,
xxxix, 1871, pp. 496-498, fig.
Continued from P. Z. S., 1869, p. 148.5 spp. Euscarthmus fulviceps, p. 497, fig., sp. n.
1871. Sctater, P. L. Remarks on a Collection of Birds from Oyapok [Cayenne].
<P.2Z.8., xxxix, 1871, pp. 749, 750.
Ochthoéca murina, p. 749; Heteropelma igniceps, p.750,spp.nn. Synopsis of 16+ 3 spp. of
Ochthoéea.
1871. SUNDEVALL, C. J. On Birds from the Galapagos Islands. <P. Z. S., xxxix,
1871, pp. 124-130,
A list of 26 spp., of which two are new (Ardea plumbea, pp. 125, 127-129, and Spheniseus

mendiculus, pp. 129, 130; also a new variety of Ardea violacea), obtained by the Swedish
‘Eugenie’ expedition in 1852. Remarks on the species allied to some of those recorded aro
added. Some are noticed from the Galapagos for the first time.

1871. Wyatt, C.W. Notes on some of the Birds of the United States of Columbia.
<Tbis, i, 1871, 3d ser., pp. 113-131, pl. v (map), 319-335, 373-384.
Extended account of the region and route; field-notes on 210 spp.; map of author's journey.
1871-74. GuNDLacH, J. Neue Beitriige zur Ornithologie Cubas. < J. f. O., xix, 1871,
pp. 265-295, 353-378 ; xx, 1872, pp. 401-432; xxii, 1874, pp. 113-166, 286-303.
There are literal discrepancies in the titles of the successive instalments. The first part is

wholly occupied with a review of what has been done on the subject, from Macleay (1827) to
the author himself (1865-66). The second begins The Revised List of Cuban Birds.

1872. ANON. Zoology of the Galapagos. < Pop. Sci, Monthly, Sept., 1872, pp. 633-635.
Various allusions to the birds.

1872. EpiTors, New Galapagos Birds, <.im. Nat., vi, 1372, p. 32.
Notice of Sel. & Salv., P. Z. S., May, 1870, on Dr. Habel’s discoveries.
1872. Hupson, W. H. On the Birds of the Rio Negro of Patagonia. With Notes by
P.L, Sclater. <P. Z. 8., sl, 1872, pp. 584-550, fig., pl. xxxi.

Field-notes on 23 spp., technical names of most of which are supplied by Dr. Sclater, who

appends a nominal list of 48 spp. of the region, 7 of them peculiar to it.—Cnipolegus hudsoni,
Scl., p. 541, pl. 31, sp. n.
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1872. LanpBecx, L. Sobre algunos pdjaros chilenos. <Anales Cniv. Chile, xli, Aug.,
1872, pp. 515-519.

Sterna trudeaui, Conurus cyanolyseos, i Sterna galericulata.

1872. LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds of the Genera Icterus
and Synallaxis. <Ann. Lyc, Nat. Hist. N. Y., x, 1872, pp. 184-186.
Ieterus formosus, p. 184 (Tehuantepec); Synallaxis niaaniata; p. 186 (Tumbe, Peru).
i872, Layarp, E.L. [Letter relating to birds seen during a voyage from England
to Paré. ] <Ibis, 3d ser., ii, 1872, pp. 336-333.

[SaLvIn, 0.] [Notice of E. L. Layard’s departure for Parad, South America. ]
Ibis, 3d ser., ii, 1872, p. 208.

1872. SaLVIN, O. . Notes on the Birds of Nicaragua, based upon a Collection made at
Chontales by Mr. Thomas Belt. <Ibis, 3d ser., ii, 1872, pp. 311-323.
130 specimens of 73 spp. Sketch of history of the subject; general characters of the avi-
fauna of the region.
1872. [SaLvIn, O.] [Notice of G. A. Maack’s researches in the vicinity of Panamé. ]
<Ibis, 3d ser., ii, 1872, pp. 339, 340.

1872. SEMPER, J. E. Observations on the Birds of St. Lucia. With Notes by P. L.
Sclater. <P. Z. S., xl, 1872, pp. 647-653.
Cf. P. Z. S., 1871, p. 263. Notes on 25 spp. contgined in the former list, and on 6 additional
ones. :
1872. SPERLING, R. M. [Letter.] <(Ibis, 3d ser., ii, 1872, pp. 74-79.
Refers to various South American birds and some Procellariide.

1873. CaBanis, J. [Neue peruanische Vogel des Herrn C. Jelski.] <U/f. 0., 1873,
pp. 64-68.
Hylophilus flaviventris, Dacnis modesta, p. 64; Hypocnemis subflava, Thamnistes rufescens,
Lochmias obscurata, p. 65; Phylydor subjlavescens, Ipoborus (Automolus) stictoptilus, p. 66;
Sclerurus olivaceus, Euscarthmus rufigularis, Phyllomyias cinereicapillus, p. 67; Capsiempis
orbitalis, Hadrostomus audax, p. 68, spp. nn.
1873. CaBANIS, J. [Neue Végel des Berliner Museums, von C.Jelski in Peru ent-
deckt.] <J.f. 0., 1873, pp. 315-320, pl. iv, f.3; 1874, pl. ii.
Turdus gigantodes, p. 315; Basileuterus diachlorus, Mytothlypis striaticeps, Iridornis jelskii,
p. 316 (pl. ii, f. 1, Jabrg. 1874); Poecilothraupis ignicrissa, Presbys peruanus, p. 317; Diglossa
pectoralis, Chiorospingus (Hemispingus) auricularis, Hypsibamon andicolus, p. 318, pl. iv,
£.3; Cillurus rivularis, Synallaxis humilis, S. albicapilla, Schizoeaca palpebralis, p. 319 (pl.
ii, fig. 2, Jahrg. 1874); Mitrephorus ochracetventris, p. 320.

1872

1873, LayarpD, E.L. [Letter on Birds observed on a Voyage from Paré to England. ]
<Ibis, 3d ser., iii, 1873, pp. 331, 332.

1873. Layarp, E.L. Notes on Birds observed at Para. . . . With Descriptions of
two new Species. By P.L.Sclater. <Jbis, 3d ser., iii, 1873, pp. 374-396, pll.
xiv, Xv.

List of 120 spp., quite fully annotated. Picolaptes layardi, p. 386, pl. xiv; Thamnophilus
simplex, p. 387, pL xv, spp. nn.
1873. Lez, W.B. Ornithological Notes [on 33 spp. ] from the Argentine Republic.
<Ibis, 3d ser., iii, 1873, pp. 129-138. ;
1873, LEYBOLD, F. Escursion a las Pampas Argentinas. Hojas de mi diario. Por
, Frederico Leybold. Santiago. 1873. 8vo. pp.108, map.
Not seen.—Many notes on the birds observed or obtained. Columbina aurisquamata, p. 38;
Conurus glaucifrons, p. 38, spp. nn.
1873. MatHew, G. F. Natural-History [Ornithological] Notes from Coquimbo.
<Zoologist, 2d ser., viii, 1878, pp. 3578, 3579.
1873. PELZELN, A. v. Verzeichniss einer an Dr. L. W. Schaufuss gelangten Sendung
Végel aus Neu-Freiburg in Brasilien. <Nuwnquam Otiosus, 1873, pp. 291, 292.
Not seen.
1873. SALVIN, O. [Letter off St. Domingo, noting various Birds observed en route. ]
<Ibis, 3d ser., ili, 1873, pp. 333, 334.

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SaLvIN, O. [Letter relating to some Guatemalan Birds.] <Jbis, 3d ser., iii,
1873, pp. 428, 429.

SciaTER, P.L. Additions to the List of Birds of Nicaragua. <Jbis, 3d ser.,
iii, 1873, pp. 372, 373.

Adding 17 spp. to the list given in Ibis, 1872, pp. 311-323.

SciaterR, P.L. [Note on Sclater and Salvin’s ‘Nomenclator Avium Neotropica-
lium’.] <P. Z. S., 1873, pp. 554, 555.

Gives the classification to be adopted in the work. Eliminates Turdus subcimereus and
Cnipolegus sp. from the American avifauna.

SciaTerR, P.L. [Descgiptions of two new species of Birds from the State of
Antioquia, Columbia.] <P. Z. S., 1873, pp. 728, 729.

Ohlorochrysea nitidissima, p. 728; Grallaria rusiceps, p. 729.

ScraTER, P. L. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. Whitely. Part VII.
<P. Z. S., 1873, pp. 779-784,

39 spp., with notes on some of them. Thryophilus fulvus, Todirostrum pulchellum, p. 7*1;

Tyranniscus viridissimus, Myiobius aureiventris, p.782; Grallaria erythroleuca, p. 783, spp. nn.

ScLaTER, P.L., and Savin, O. Nomenclator | Avium Neotropicalium | sive |
avium | que in regione neotropica hucusque reperte sunt | nomina sys-
tematice disposita adjecta sua cuique | speciei patria accedunt generum
et | specierum novarum diagnoses. | Auctoribus | Philippo Lutley Sclater
A. M. Phil. Doct. | Soc. Reg. Lond. Socio | Soc. Zool. Lond. Secretario. | Et
Osberto Salvin A. M. | Soc. Reg. Lond. Socio. | — | [Icon.] | Londini: | — |
MDCCCLXXIII. lvol. Fol. pp. viii, 163.

Avium omnium e regione Neotropica hucusque auctoribus obviarum tenet Nomenclator.
secundum systema quo in opere adhuc inedito, sed jam per multos annos elaborato, cujus
titulus ‘‘Index Avium Americanorum” usi sunt. Species asterisco nototz neque in ornitho-
theca P. L. S. neque in Museo Salvino-Godmannico asservantur, sed in aliis locis auctoribus
obvi sunt.

Expositio ordinum classis avium in hoc opere usitatorum, adjecto in quoque ordine specie-
rum numero. A. Carinatae. (I. Aegithognathe.) 1. Passeres,1976. 2. Cypseli,444. 3. Pici,
116. (IL. Desmognathe.) 4. Coccyges,214. 5. Psittaci,142. 6. Striges,37. 7. Accipitres, 114.
8. Steganopodes,17. 9. Herodiones,44. 10. Anseres,64. (III. Schizognathe.) 1L Columbo,
66. 12. Galline,90. 18. Opisthocomi,1. 14. Grues,57. 15. Limicole,73. 16 Gavie. 2.
17. Pygopodes, 9. 18. Impennes, 9. (IV. Dromeognathe.) 19. Crypturi, 36—B. Ratite.
20. Apteryges,0. Struthiones, 3. Summa specierum Avium Neotropicalium, 3565.

Appendix, pp. 155-163, continens diagnoses generum et specierum, quorum nominibus in
hoc opere pro prima vice usi sunt :—

P.155: Uropsila, p.7; Phlogothraupis, p.21; Porphyrospiza, p.30; Clibanornis, p. 61; Micro-
bates, p.72; Nesoceleus, p.101. P.156: Gymnopelia, p. 133; Nothoprocta, p. 153; Calodromas, p.
156; Basileuterus leucopygius, p.10; Hylophilus muscicapinus, p.12; Cyclorhis albiventris. p.
13. P. 157: Ohlorophanes purpurascens, p.16; Euphonia chalcopasta, p.18; Chlorospingus
semifuscus, p.24; Arremon wuchereri, p.25; Haplospiza uniformis, p. 29. P. 158: Cnipole-
gus pusillus, p.43; Euscarthmus wuchereri, p.45; Serpophaga subjlava, p. 47; S. peecilocerca, Pp.
47. P.159: Phyllomyias platyrhyncha, p. 48; Lipaugus immundus, p.57; Casiornis fusca, p. 57;
Furnarius agnatus, p.61. P.160: Philidor erythronotus, p.66; Margarornis stellata, p.67; Pi-
colaptes puncticeps, p.69; Thamnophilus tristis, p. 69; Myrmotherula pyrrhonota, Pees Paoli:
Microbates torquatus, p.72; Cercomacra carbonaria, p.73; Rhinocrypta fusca, p. 76; Dendro-
cygna discolor, p.129. P.162: Querquedul dium, p.129; Leptoptila rusinucha, p. 134; Odon-
tophorus hypospodius, p.138; Psophia napensis, p.141; Tinamus ruficeps, p.152. P.163: No-
thoprocta curvirostris, p. 153.

1873, ScLaTeER, P. L., and Satvin, O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. Whitely.

1873.

Part VI. <P. Z. 8., 1273, pp. 184-187, pl. xxi.
Pi. xxi, Tanagra olivina. List of 80 spp.; comment on 7 of them. Hapalocercus acuti-
penis, p.187,sp.u. (Continued, P. Z. S., 1873, p. 779, by Sclater alone.)

ScLATER, P. L., and SaLvry, O. On the Birds of Eastern Peru. With Notes on
the habits of the Birds, by Edward Bartlett. <P. ZS, 12°73, pp. 253-311.
pl. xxv, (map) xxvi. ‘

Important: contains a summary of nearly all that is accurately known of the birds of the
region ; complete list of previous papers, 7 in number, on the same subject; general ceo-
graphical considerations; subdivisions of the Amazonian Fauna. 473 spp., of which 108 are

peculiar to the Upper Amazonian Fauna, Pithys lunulata, p. 276, pl. xxvi; Rhynchocyalus
viridiceps, p. 280, spp. nn.

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8 spp.—Lachmias sororia, p. 511, Orypturus cerviniventris, p. 512, spp. mm.
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1874. LAWRENCE, G.N. Descriptions of Six Supposed New Species of American Birds.
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Nine species.
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Part VIIL <P.Z.S., 1874, pp. 677-680, pl. Ixxxiv.
List of 32 spp., and notes on 9 of them. Synopsis of 6 spp. of Northoprocta ; N. taczanowskit,

p. 679, pl. Ixxxiv, sp. n.
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1874. TaczaNowskI, L. Description des Oiseaux nouveaux du Pérou central. <P.
Z. 8., xiii, 1874, pp. 129-140, pll. xix, xx, xxi.
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(g. n.) leucogastra (pl. xix, f. 2), p. 131; *Microspingus (n. g.) trifasciatus (pL xix, f.1), *Chloro-
spingus cinereocephalus, *Spermophila simplex, p. 132; *Sycalis raimondii, * Ochthaeca thoracica,
p. 133; *Muscisaxicola rusipennis, *Leptopogon auritus, p.134; Pogonotriccus ophthalmicus, Do-
liornis (g. n.) sclatert (pl. xx), *Corythopis humivagans, *Herpsilochmus motacilloides, p. 136;
Myrmotherula atrogularis, *Thripadectes scrutator, p.137; *Scytalopus sylvestris, Thalurania
jelskii, *Helianthea dichroura, p. 138; Metallura hedvige (pl xxi, f. 2), *Briocnemis sapphiro-
pygia, p. 1389; Lampraster (n. g.) branickii, pl. xxi, f. 1, p. 140, spp. nn.; those marked with an
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lxiv, lxv,
Most of the new Peruvian birds discovered by Jelski had been described by Cabanis in
J.f. O., 1873, and by Taczanowski in P. Z. S., 1874, when the latter drew up the present im.
portant article, giving a complete list of the 490 species secured by the intrepid and inde-
fatigable traveller during the three years he passed in exploring the narrow but interesting
region comprised between Lima, Huanta, Monterico, Farma, and Junin, which is situated in
the Cordilleras, and therefore presents a marvellously rich avifauna, composed of species
living from torrid regions to the line of perpetual snow. The following 19 species are here
described as new :—Anthus brevirostris, A. calcaratus, p. 507; Conirostrum cyaneum, p. 512;
Buarremon mystacalis, p. 515; B. tricolor, p.516; Chlorospingus chrysogaster, p. 517; Spermo-
phila obscura, p. 519; Pipilo mystacalis, p. 521; Geositta saxicolina, p.524; Upucerthia serrana,
p. 525; Anabazenops cabanisi, p.528: Ochthodieta signatus, p.532; Rhy yclus peruvis
p. 537; Myiobius superciliosus, p. 538; Empidonaz andinus, p. 539; Leucippus pallidus, p. 542;
Hypoxanthus brevirostris, p. 546; Gallinago andina, p. 561; Nothoprocta branickii, p. 563.—
Pl. xliv, Turdus nigriceps. Pl. xlv, Buarremon tricolor.—The text is chiefly descriptive, bio-
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a. dubusii, p.16, Panama; I. zanthornus var. marginalis, p. 17, Panama.—Not seen.
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3d ser., v, July, 1675, pp. 383-387, pl. ix.
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384, pl. ix, f.2; Orchilus atricapillus, p. 385; Empidonax nanus, p. 386.
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La Fauna del Valle, p. 670.—Conurus cyanolysios, Attagis gayana.
1875. Satvriy, O. Additional [cf. Ibis, 1871, p. 178; 1874, p. 81] Notes on the Birds of
the Islands of Masafuera and Juan Fernandez. < Ibis, 3d ser., v, July, 1573,
pp. 370-377,
Buteo exsul, p. 371; Gstrelata externa, p. 373, spp.nn. Letter from E. Oustalet on type of
Pufinus sericeus Less. List of 17 known species of the two islands.
1875, ScLaTER, P. L., and Satvry, O. On Venezuelan Birds collected by Mr. A.
Goering. Part V. <P. Z.8., Mar. 16, 1875, pp. 234-233, pl. xxxv.
List of 42 + 33 spp., with notes on 7 of them. Buarremon castaneifrons, p. 233, pl. xxxv,
f£.1; Chlorospingus chrysophrys, p. 235; Chloronerpes xanthochlorus, p. 238, spp.on. Pl. xxxv,
f. 2, Buarremon taczanowskii.
1875. ScLaTER, P.L., and SaLvIN, O. Description of two new Species of Birds from
the State of Antioquia, U.S.C. <P.Z. 8., Nov. 2, 1875, pp. 541-542,
Catharus pheeopleurus, p. 541; Automolus holostictis, p. 542.
1876, ALLEN, J. A. Exploration of Lake Titicaca, by Alexander Agassiz and §. W.
Garman. III. List of Mammals and Birds. By J. A. Allen, with Field-Notes
by My. Garman. < Bull, Mus. Comp. Zodl., iii, No. 15, July, 1876, pp. 349-059.

An annotated Ust of 69 spp. of birds, pp. 353-359. FalcineRus ridgwayi, Gallinula garmani,
spp.nn. Cf. Ibis, 4th ser., i, 1877, pp. 119, 120.

 
No.2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 301

1876. A[LLEN], J. A. Description of new species of American Birds. < Bull. Nutt.
Ornith. Club, i, No, 2, July, 1876, p. 47.
Notice of two recent papers by G. N. Lawrence in Ann. Tye. N.Y. and Ibis.

1876. BRown, C. B. Canoe and Camp Life in British Guiana. By C. Barrington
Brown, Assoc. R. S. M., late Government Surveyor in British Guiana, Lon-
don: Stanford. 1876. 1lvol. 8vo.

Not seen: cited from Ibis, 1877, p. 239, where favorably noticed. It is said to be replete

with natural history notes, many of which relate to birds, and among which are some of nov-
elty or other special interest.

1876. DURNFORD, H. Ornithological Notes from the Neighbourhood of Buenos Ayres.
<bis, 3d ser., vi, April, 1876, pp. 157-166.

1876. [Horcuxiss, TRuMAN.] South American Game Birds. < Scientific Ameriaan
of Sept. 3, 1876.
Reprinted in Forest and Stream, vii, Oct. 12, 1876, p. 148.

1876. Napp, R. Argentine Republic. Buenos Ayres. 1876. 8vo. pp. 560, 5 maps.

Not seen.

1876. ORTON, J. The Andes and the Amazon; or across the Continent of South
America. By James Orton, A.M. Third edition, revised and enlarged, con-
taining notes of a second journey across the continent from Para to Lima and
Lake Titicaca. New York: 1876. 8vo.

Not seen; nor do I know the date of the original or 2d edition. Cf. Ibis, 1877, p. 373.

1876. PELZELN, A. v. Ueber eine weitere Sendung von Vigeln aus Ecuador. <Verh.
(Abnh.) d. k.-k. zool.-bot. Gesellsch. zu Wien, Dec. 6, 1876, pp. 765-772.
Ein ausfiihrliches Verzeichniss der Arten, theilweise mit Anmerkungen versehen. Cf. Ibis,
1877, p. 383.

1876. SaLvrn, O. On some new Species of Birds from Western Ecuador. <Ibis, 3d
ser., vi, 1876, pp. 493-496, pl. xiv.
Eusearthmus ocularis, p. 493; Formicivora speciosa, p. 494; Capito squamatus, p. 494, pl.
xiv; Pionopsitta pyrrhops, p. 495; Leucopternis occidentalis, p. 496.

1876. Satvin, O. On the Avifauna of the Galapagos Archipelago. < Trans. Zool.
Soc. Lond., vol. ix, pt. ix, May, 1876, art. x, pp. 447-510, pll. Ixxxiv-Ixxxix,
many woodce.

This important paper contains :—Introductory remarks, physical and historical, including
Dr. Habel's account of his visit (cf. P. Z. S., 1870, pp. 322-327), p. 447. Short account of the
literature of the subject, p.461. List of the birds, with remarks on their relationships with
those of other countries, @, as to species, b, as to genera, ¢, as to families, p. 468. Summary
of the birds of each island, p. 466. On the variation of the species in certain genera (Geospiza,
Cactornis, Camarhynchus), and consequent difficulty of defining them, p. 469. Account of
each species, with synonymy, description, distribution, biography, and general eee Dp.
471. Conclusions, p. 509.

Families 20; genera 39, of which 27 are wide-ranging; species 57, of which 38, or more than
66 per cent., are peculiar to the islands; 21 water-birds, 36 land-birds. Pl. lxxxiv, map of the
Archipelago; lxxxv, Camarhynchus variegatus ; Ixxxvi, O. habeli ; lxxxvii, Larus fuliginosus ;
Isxxviii, ff. 1, 2, Bstrelata pheopygia, sp.n., p. 507; £. 2, Procellaria tethys; Ixxxix, Spheniseus
mendiculus. Also, heads, etc., of the species of Geospiza, Cactornis, and Camarhynchus
figured in the numerous woodcuts. Dr. Habel’s field-notes passim ; his new species were
previously described by 8. & 8., P. Z. S., 1870, pp. 322-327, g. v

Original date of Creagrus Bp., 1853; also pub. in 1854 in separates of a paper in Rev. Zool.,
Jan., 1855.

1876. SctaTER, P.L. Onsome additional Species of Birds from St. Lucia, West Indies.

<P. Z.&., Jan. 4, 1876, pp. 18, 14, pl. ii.

Cf. P. Z. S., 1871, p. 263, and 1872, p. 647.—List of 8spp. Thryothorus mesoleucus, Leucopeza
(g. n.) semperi (pl. ii), p. 14, spp. nn.

1876. ScLaTER, P. L., and Satviy, O. On Peruvian Birds collected by Mr. Whitely.—

Part IX. <P.Z.S., Jan. 4, 1876, pp. 15-19, pl. iii.

List of 65 spp., with remarks on 9 of them. Thamnophilus melanchrous, p. 18, pl. iii;
Columba albipennis, p. 18, spp. nn.

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ScLaTER, P.L., and Satvin, O. Descriptions of new Birds obtained by Mr. C.
Buckley in Bolivia. <P.Z.8., Feb. 1, 1876, pp. 253, 254.

Diglossa glauca, p. 253; Buarremon melanops, p. 253; Leptopogon tristis, p. 254; Aypoxan-
thus atriceps, p. 254.

Scrater, P.L., and Satviy, O. On new Species of Bolivian Birds. <P. Z.8.,
Apr. 4, 1876, pp. 352-358, pll. xxx-xxxiii, woodcc.

Catharus mentalis, Basileuterus euophrys, p. 352; Malacothraupis (g. n.) dentata (pL. xxxi),
fig. on p. 353, Calliste punctulata, p. 353; C. fulvicervix (pl. xxx, f. 1), C. argyrofenges (pl.
xxx, f. 2), Chlorospingus calophrys, Cyanocorax nigriceps, Ochthodiata fuscorufus, p. 354;
Ochtheca pulchella, Anceretes flavirostris, Lathria uropygialis (pl. xxxii, fig. on p. 356), p. 355;
Grallaria erythrotis, Thamnophilus subfasciatus (pl. xxxiii), Asturina saturata, p. 357.

ALLEN, J. A. List of Birds collected by Mr. Charles Linden, near Santarem, Bra-
zil. < Bull. Essex Inst., viii, No. 8, 1876, pp. 72-83. (Pub. Feb., 1877.)
Annotated list of 128 spp.; Coccygus lindeni, sp. n.

DuRNFORD, H. Notes onsome Birds observed in the Chuput Valley, Patagonia,
and in the neighbouring District. < Ibis, 4th ser., i, 1877, pp. 27-46.
Extended field-notes on about 62 spp.

DcurxrorD, H. Notes ou the Birds of the Province of Buenos Ayres. <Jbis,
4th ser., i, 1877, pp. 166-203, pl. iii.
Excellent field-notes on 144 spp., with some little editorial criticism. Porzana spiloptera
“Burm. MS,”, p. 194, pl. iii, sp. n.

Epirors. Allen’s ‘Birds of Lake Titicaca.’ <Jbis, 4th ser., i, 1877, pp. 119,
120,
Review of that paper.

EpiTors. Brown’s Travels in British Guiana. <Ibis, 4th ser., i, 1877, p. 237.
Notice of the work of that name. ‘

Epitors. Pelzeln on Birds from Ecuador, <Ibis, 4th ser., i, 1877, p. 383.
A notice of the paper in Verh. (Abh.) zool.-bot. Gesch. zu Wien, 1876, pp. 765-772.

Eprtors. Roraima and its mysteries. <(Ibis, 4th ser., i, 1877, pp. 399, 400.
A propos of C. B. Brown's work on British Guiana, 1876, g. v. The article is chiefly an ex-
tract from the London Spectator, date unknown to me.

Ernst, A. Estudios | sobre la | Flora y Fauna | de Venezuela | por | A. Ernst.
| — | Caracas | Imprenta federal] ... | 1877. 4°. 2p. lL, pp. 211-330.
Catdlogo sistemidtico de las especies de Aves que han sido observadas hasta ahora en los

Estados Unidos de Venezuela, pp. 293-316. 315 géneros y 556 especies.—Publicado en el
Primer Annuario Estadtstico, Caracas, 1877.

LAWRENCE, G.N. Descriptions of New Species of Birds from the Island of Do-
minica, <Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci., i, Oct., 1877, pp. 46-49.

Thryothorus rufescens, Dendreca plumbea, Myiarchus oberi, spp. nn. Cf. Bull. Nutt. Ornith.
Club, iv, Jan., 1879, pp. 48, 49.

Lawrence, G.N. A Provisional List of the Birds Procured and Noticed by Mr.
Fred. A. Ober in the Island of Dominica. < Forest and Stream, ix, Dec. 6,
1877, p. 345.

Provisional list of 56 spp., anticipating the final paper in Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., 1878, ¢. v.

REED, E.C. Apuntes de la Zoologia de la Hacienda de Cauquenes, Provincia

de Colchagua [Chile], por Edwyn C. Reed. Santiago de Chile. 1877. 8vo.
Not seen. Cf. Ibis, Oct., 1878, pp. 485, 486.

SciaTER, P. L., and Sarviy, 0. Descriptions of eight new Species of South-
American Birds. <P. Z. §., Jan. 2, 1877, pp. 18-22. pl. i.

Euphonia jinschi (Demerara), Pheucticas crissalig (Ecuador), Ochthoeca leucometopa (West-

ern Peru), p. 19; O. arenacea (Columbia), Chloronerpes dignus (Columbia) (pl. i), p. 20;

Celeus subflavus (Bahia), Chamepelia buckley? (Santa Rita, Rep. quat.), p.21; Crax erythro-
gnatha, p. 22.
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 3038

1877. Scratrr, P. L., and SALvin, O. Descriptions of six new Species of South-
American Birds. <P. Z.S., June 5, 1877, pp. 521-523, pl. lii.
Basileuterus castaneiceps, Buphonia insignis (pl. lii, f. 1), Chlorospingus pheeocephalus (pl.
lii, f. 2), p.521; Todirostrum rufigene, Lathria eryptolopha, Fuligula thationi, p. 522, from col-
lections made in Peru and Ecuador.

1877, Suarpr, R. B. Account of the Zoological Collection made during the visit of
H. M.S. ‘Petrel’ to the Galapagos Islands. Communicated by Dr. Albert
Gtinther, . . . <P.Z.8., Feb. 6, 1877, pp. 64-93.

I. Birps. By R. Bowdler Sharpe, pp. 65, 66, 4 spp.; Mimus parvulus, Dendreeca aureola,
Geospiza fuliginosa, Pyrocephalus nanus.

’

1877. Taczanowsk1, L. Liste des Oiseaux recueillis au nord du Pérou occidental par
MM. Jelski et Stolamann. <P. Z. §., 1877, pp. 319 - —, pl. xxxvi.
Not seen. (Part ii of this volume missing from my set.) :

1877. TaczaNnowsk1, L. Supplément a la Liste des Oiseaux recueillis au nord du
Pérou occidental par MM. Jelski et Stolamann. <P. Z.8.,N ov. 6, 1877, pp.
744-754,

Un séjour prolongé aux environs de Tumbez,ayant procuré aux voyageurs plusieurs espéces
qui n’étaient pas fournies dans les envois précédents (voir tome cit. pp. 319 - —), ces oiseaux
sont ici indiqués, au nombre de 31; ce qui joint & 72 esp. de la liste précédente, fait en tout
103 espéces des environs de Tumbez qui n’étaient pas trouvées dans le Pérou central par M.
Jelski.—Penelope albipennis, p. 746; Rallus cypereti Stolzm. MS., p. 747, spp. nn.

1878. Bishor,N.H. Notes on the Illustrations in Don Juan Lembeye’s ‘‘ Birds of the
Island of Cuba.” < Forest and Stream, x, July 25, 1878, p. 482. ; :

Very unfavorable to the author here criticised.

1878. BoucarD, A. On Birds collected in Costa Rica. <P. Z.8.,, Jan. 15, 1878, pp.
37-71, pl. iv.

This interesting paper gives notes, both field and critical, upon 258 spp. collected by the
author himself during the five months spent in the country, with headquarters at San José,
the capital. This is just half the total recorded number of Costa Rican birds, 520. Many
varieties were secured, though only one novelty, as the ground had already been well worked
over by several explorers, as set forth in the papers of Lawrence, Salvin, Cabanis, and
others.—Zonotrichia vuleani, p. 57, pl. iv, sp.n.

1878. CaBanis, J. Ueber eine Sammlung von Végeln der Argentinischen Republik.
<Jd. f. O., Apr., 1878, pp. 194-199.

Da dieser Jahrgang gerade gebunden wurde, war es mir nicht maglich denselben einzu-
sehen.

1878, DURNFORD, H. Notes on the Birds of the Province of Buenos Ayres. < Ibis,
4th ser., ii, 1878, pp. 58-69.

Notseen. (This volume of the Ibis is at the binder’s.)

1878. DuRNroRD, H. Notes on the Birds of Central Patagonia. <Tbis, 4th ser., ii,
No. 8, Oct., 1878, pp. 389-406.

Not seen. (This volume of the Ibis is at the binder’s.)

1878. [GRINNELL, G. B.] New Birds from the West Indies. < Forest and Stream, x,
July 25, 1878, p. 483.

Comments upon recent collections by Fred. A. Ober.

1878. [GRINNELL, G. B.] Four New Birds from the West Indies. < Forest and Stream,
xi, Aug. 8, 1878, p. 2.

Notice of F. A. Ober’s collections.

1878. [GRINNELL, G.B. J Birds of Dominica and St, Vincent. < Forest and Stream, xi,

Nov. 21, 1878, p. 320.
Notice of George N. Lawrence's catalogues of F. Ober’s ornithological collections in the
West Indies.

1878. [GRINNELL, G. B.] Frederick A. Ober (“Fred Beverly.”) < Forest and Stream,

xi, Nov. 21, 1878, p. 327.
Portrait and brief biographical notice.
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GunpLacu, J. Neue Beitriige zur Ornithologie der Insel Portorico. <J. f. 0.,
Apr., 1878, pp. 157-194,

Dieses Buch befindet sich beim Buchbinder und ist mir deshalb nicht zuginglich.

LAWRENCE, G..N. Descriptions of Seven New Species of Birds from the Island
of St. Vincent, West Indies. < Ann. N. ¥. Acad. Sci., i, No. 5, June, 1578,
pp. 147-153.

Turdus nigrirostris, Myiadestes sibilans, Thryothorus musieus, Certhiola atrata, C. saecha-
rina, Leucopeza bishopi, Calliste versicolor. Cf. Ibis, Oct., 1878, p. 468; Bull. Nutt. Ornith.
Club, iv, 1879, pp. 48, 49.

LAWRENCE, G. N. Descriptions of Supposed New Species of Birds from the
Islands of Grenada and Dominica, West Indies. < Ann. N. Y. Acad. S¢i., i,
July, 1878, pp. 160-163.

Turdus caribbeeus (Grenada), Thryothorus grenadensis (Grenada), Blacicus brunneicapillus
(Dominica), Quiscalus luminosus (Grenada). Cf. Bull. Nutt. Ornith. Club, iv, Jan., 1879, pp.
48, 49.

LawRENCE, G.N. Catalogue of the Birds of Dominica from Collections made
for the Smithsonian Institution by Frederick A. Ober, together with his
Notes and Observations. < Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., vol.i, 1878, (pub. July,
1878), pp. 48-69.

Fully annotated list of 59 spp.; collector's field-notes and sketch of the locality; author's
critical commentary. Vireosylvia calidris var. dominicana, p. 55; Strix flammea var. nigres-
cens, p. 64, varr.nn. Cf. Bull. Nutt. Ornith. Club, iv, Jan., 1879, pp. 48, 49.

LawRreENcE, G. N. Catalogue of the Birds of St. Vincent, from Collections
made by Mr. Fred. A. Ober, under the Direction of the Smithsonian Institution,
with his Notes thereon. < Proc. U. S. Nat. Afus., vol. i, 1878, (pub. Oct., 1878),
pp. 185-198.

Treats of 59 spp., 3 undetermined, with collector’s ficld-notes and sketch of the island; au
thor’s critical commentary on several of the species. Seven new species of this collection
were described just previously, in Ann, N. Y. Acad. Sci., 1878, g.v. Cf. Bull. Nutt. Ornith.
Club, iv, 1879 pp. 48, 49.

Lawrence, G.N. Catalogue of the Birds of Antigua and Barbuda, from Col-
lections made for the Smithsonian Institution, by Mr. Fred A. Ober, with his
Observations. < Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., vol. i, 1878, (pub. Dec., 1878), pp. 232-
242.

From Antigua, 42 spp.; from Barbuda, 39 spp.; both lists fully annotated by Mr. Ober, with
his field-notes. Speotyto amaura, p. 234, sp. n.

PELZELN, A. Vv. Weitere Sendungen von Vigeln aus Ecuador. < Verh. (Abh.)
d. k.-k. zool.-bot. Gesellsch. zu Tien, —, 1878, pp. 15-20.

Nicht selbst gesehen: Titel aus Ridgway’s MS. citirt. Unter den beschriebenen inte-
ressanten Arten befinden sich Urochroa bougueri, Urosticte rujicrissa, Bourcieria insectirora
und Oyanocitta pulchra. Chlorochrysa sodiroi sp. u. = C. phoenicotis Q; ef. Ibis, 1878, pp.
478, 479.

ScLaTER, P. L., and Sarvin,O. On the Collection of Birds made by Prof. Steere
in South America. <P. Z. S., Feb. 5, 1878, pp. 185-142, pl. (Aves) xi-xiii,
woodcece,

Prof. Steere collected about 911 bird-skins, from Pard to Callao, belonging to about 362 spp.,
22 of which furnish the occasion for remark in this paper. Among them is Xema sabinti !—
Myiarchus semirufus (pl. xi), p. 138; Furnarius pileatus, p. 139; Capito steerii (pL. xii), p. 140;
Crypturus transfasciatus (pl. xiii), p. 141, spp. nn.

SciaTER, P. L., and Satvin, O. Reports on the Collections of Birds made during
the voyage of H. M. 8. ‘Challenger’—No. IX. On the Birds of Antarctic
America. <P. Z.S., Apr. 16, 1878, pp. 431-438.

Report on 41 spp. collected on the voyage from Juan Fernandez, along the coast of Pata-
gonia, to the Falklands. It is little more than a list of the specimens, with collector’s notes,
though some technic occurs.

ScCLATER, P. L., and SaLviN, O. Descriptions of three new Species of Birds from
Ecuador. < P. Z.8., Apr. 16, 1878, pp. 433-440, pll. (Aves) xxvii, xxviii,

ae leucopis, Neomorphus radiolosus, pl. xxvii, Aramides calopterus, pl. xxviii, p.
No. 2.) COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 305

1878. SpENcz, J. M. The Land of Bolivar, or War, Peace, and Adventure in the Re-
public of Venezuela. With maps and illustrations. . « . London: Samp-
son Low & Co. 1878. 2vols. 8vo.

Not seen: contains a catalogue of birds, reprinted from P. Z. S., 1873, pp. 511, 512.

1879. A[LLEN], J. A. Lawrence and Ober on the Birds of Dominica and St. Vincent.
< Bull. Nutt. Ornith. Club, iv, No.1, Jan., 1879, pp. 48, 49.

Notices of five of G. N. Lawrence's recent papers on F. A. Ober’s collections in the Lesser
Antilles, in Ann. N. Y. Acad. and Proc. Nat. Mus.

1879. LAWRENCE, G. N. Catalogue of the Birds of Grenada, from a Collection made
by Mr. Fred. A. Ober for the Smithsonian Institution, including others seen
by him, but not obtained. < Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus., vol. i, 1878, (pub. Feb.,
1879), pp. 265-278,

Grenada, one of the Lesser Antillian Islands, about 12°N., 18} miles long by 74 broad. Mr.
Ober’s general remarks on the island, and his field-notes in the body of the article. Treats of
54 spp., represented in the collection by 66 specimens. Vireosylvia calidris var. dominicana,
p. 268; Strix flammea var. nigrescens, p. 273, varr. nn.?

1879. LawRENce, G. N. Catalogue of the Birds collected in Martinique by Mr. Fred.
A. Ober for the Smithsonian Institution. < Proc. U. 8S. Nat. Mus., vol. i, 1878,
(pub. Mar. 10, 1879), pp. 349-360.

Sketch of Martinique by Mr. Ober, and his copious field-notes throughout the list of 40 spp.
Important note on Dendreca rufiguia Baird, p.353, and on Quiscalus inflexirostris Swains.,
p. 356. Myiarchus sclateri, p. 357, sp. n.

1879, LAWRENCE, G.N. Catalogue of a Collection of Birds obtained in Guadeloupe
for the Smithsonian Institution, by Mr. Fred. A. Ober. < Proc. U. S. Nat.
Mus., vol. i, 1878, (pub. Apr. 22, 1879), pp. 449-462.

Of the same characters as previous papers of this series. Mr. Ober collected in Guadeloupe
in August and September, 1878, sending in 132 specimens, and noting 45 spp.

1879. Lawrence, G. N. A General Catalogue of the Birds noted from the Islands
of the Lesser Antilles visited by Mr. Fred. A. Ober; with a Table showing
their Distribution and those found in the United States. < Proc. U.S. Nat.
Mus., vol. i, 1878, (pub. 1879), pp. 486-488.

A résumé of the preceding catalogues in tabular form. All these papers of Mr. Lawrence’s
are also published separately, same pagination, with cover and new title-page.

ADDENDA.

I continue with a few titles acquired during the impression of the
preceding pages.

1625. Dz Laet, J. Nieuwe Wereldt | ofte | Beschrijvinghe | van | West-Indien, | wt
veelerhande Schriften ende Aen-teekeningen | van verscheyden Natien by
eenversamelt | Door Ioannes de Laet, | Ende met Noodighe Kaerten en Tafels
voorsien. | Tot Leyden, | In de Druckerye van Isaack Elzevier. | Anno 1625. |
Met Privilege der Ho. Mo. Heeren Staten Generael, voor 12 Jaren. | Folio.
pp. (2), xxii, 526, maps.

Not seen: title from Sabin’s Bibl. See ed. of 1630.

1630. De Laxrt, J. Beschrijvinghe | van | West-Indien | door Ioannes de Laet. |
Tweede Druck: | In ontallijcke plaetsen ver- | betert, vermeerdert, met
eenige nieuwe Caerten, peelden van | verscheyden dieren ende | planten ver-
ciert. | Tot Leyden, bij de Elzeviers, A°.1630. | Met Priuilegie. 1vol, Folio.
14 p. IL, incl. half-title, eng. title, dedication, privilege, introduction, con-
tents, list of (14) maps, and errata, pp. 1-622, 9 Il. (index), maps and other
illustrations.

Orig. ed. 1625. This is the only edition of the famous work I have seen; I cite several
others from Sabin’s Bibl.
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1633. Dr Lart, J. Noyvs Orbis | seu | Descriptionis | India Occidentalis—Libri

XVIII. | Authore | Ioanne de Laet Antverp. | Novis Tabulis Geographicis et
variis | Animantium, Plantarum Fructuumque | Iconibus illustrati. | Cvm
Privilegio. | Lvgd. Batav. apud Elsevirios. A®% 1633. 1 vol. Folio. 16
p. ll. inel. half-title, eng. title, and list of (14) maps, pp. 1-690, 9 Il. (index).

1640. Dr Lart, J. L’Histoire | dv | Nouveau Monde | ou | description | des Indes

Occidentales, | Contenant dix-huict Liures, | Par le Sieur Iean de Laet,
d’Anuers; | Enrichi de nouvelles Tables Geographiques & Figures des | Ani-
maux, Plantes & Fruicts. | [Dessin.] | A Leyde, | Chez Bonauenture & Abra-
ham Elsewuiers, Imprimeurs | ordinaires de l’Vniuersité. |—|cIo Inc xu, 1
vol. Folio. 14 p. 11, pp. 1-632,°6 1, 14 maps.

‘‘This French translation of Laet contains many materials not found in the original
Dutch, . . This work is full of the most excellent and curious details of the natural
history, .. .”

1682. Nievnor, J. Johan Nieuhofs | Gedenkweerdige | Brasiliaense | Zee- en Lant- |

Reize. | Behelzende | Al het geen op dezelve is voorgevallen. | Beneffens | Een
bondige beschrijving van gantsch | Neerlants Brasil, | Zoo van lantschappen,
steden, dieren, gewassen, als | draghten, zeden en godsdienst der inwoon-
ders: | En inzonderheit | Een wijtloopig verhael der merkwaardigste voor-
vallen | en geschiedenissen, die zich, geduurende zijn negenjarigh | verblijf
in Brasil, in d’oorlogen en opstant der Portugesen | tegen d’ onzen, zich sedert
het jaer’1640. tot 1649. | hebben toegedragen. | Doorgaens verciert met ver-
scheide afbeeldingen, na’t leven aldaer getekent. | [Afbeeld.] | t’ Amsterdam,
| —| Voor de Weduwe van Jacob van Meurs, op de Keizers-gracht. 1682.
1vol. Folio. Eng. title, ium. title, dedication, arms, privilege, introduc-
tion, each one leaf; pp. 1-308, 2 ll. (directions to binder, and index); 44 en-
gravings.

See what is said anted, p.241. In addition to this, there is on p. 281a heading ‘‘Indiaense en
Javaense vogels en viervoetige dieren’’; under which descriptions of various East Indian and
particularly Javan birds run to p. 288, including two engravings on which the Dodo and
various other birds are figured.

The above is the full printed title. The work is scarcely citable in the present connection,
being of a more general character.

1724, [LaBat, Pére J. B.] Nouveau | Voyage | [du Pere Jean Baptiste Labat] |

aux Isles | de l’Amerique. | Contenant | L’Histoire Naturelle de ces Pays, |

Origine, les Meurs, la-Religion & le Gouvernement des | Habitans anciens
& modernes: | Les Guerres & les Evenemens singuliers qui y sont arrivez
pendant | le long séjour que Auteur y a fait: | le Commerce et les Manufac-
tures | qui y sont établies, & les moyens de les augmenter. | Ouvrage enrichi
Wun grand nombre de Cartes, Plans, & Figures en Taille-douce. | Tome pre-

x : 7 P. Husson. T. Johnson.
dj. . :
rns. | [Vignette.] | A la Haye, | Chez § 5, View Duieen, Te kre
; Si

& C. Le Vier, M. DCC. xxiv. 2vols, 4to. Vol, I, 3 p. l., pp. j-viij, 1-360,

211,47 maps and plates. Vol. II, 4 p. 11, pp. 1-520, 9 11., many maps and
plates.

There are many editions. Sabin’s Bibl. gives the following, besides the above :—Paris, 6
vols., 12mo, 1722.—La Haye, 6 vols., 12mo, 1724.—Paris, 8vols., 12mo, 1742; augmented.—Paris,
8vo, 1831; abridged.—Dutch, Amsterdam, 4 vols., 4to, 1725.—Latin, Nirmberg, 7 vols., 12mo0,
1782-88.

The celebrated work is very full on the Natural History of the West Indies, and ornithol-
ogy comes in for its share of treatment; but the copious details are so scattered through the
volumes that formal citation of the bird-matter becomes inconvenient.

1745, WARREN, G. Impartial Description of Surinam, &c.

The date of the original is said to be 1667. The only shape in which I have handled it isas
a part of Vol. IZ of Osborne’s ‘'A Collection of Voyages and Travels”, etc., folio, London,
1745, where it is given with a half-title-page as follows:—An impartial | Description | of | Stirs
mam | upon the | Continent of Guinea | in | America. | With a | History of several strange
No. 2.)

COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 307

1745. Warren, G.—Continued.

Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Serpents, In- | sects, and Customs of that Colony, &c. | Worthy the
Perusal of all, from the Experience of | George Warren, Gent.| pp. 919-931. Chap. IV.
Of the Birds; p. 924, a column of remarks, of no consequence.

1765. FERMIN, P. Histoire | Naturelle | de la | Hollande Equinoxiale: | ou | Descrip-

tion | des Animaux, Plantes, Fruits, et autres | Curiosite’s Naturelles, qui se
trouvent | dans la colonie de | Surinam; | avec Leurs Noms différents, tant
Frangois, que Latins, | Hollandois, Indiens & Négre-Anglois. | Par | Philippe
Fermin, | Docteur en Medicine. | [Vignette.] A Amsterdam, | Chez M. Magé-
rus, Libraire. MDCCLXY. 1vol. 8vo. pp. i-xii, 1-240, 11.

Seconde Partie, Des Oiseaux, Poissons, et Testacées, pp. 57-108, where a few birds, fishes,

and mollusks are given in alphabetical order, mixed together, with slight descriptions, or
definitions of the names, of each.

1782. [PauLas, P.S.] Beschreibung zweyer stidamerikanischer merkwiirdiger Vogel.

< Neue Nordische Beytrage, iii, 1782, pp. 1-7, pl. i.
1. Der kleine schwarze Kukuk aus Surinam (Cuculus tenebrosus), p. 2,pl.i,f1. 2. Der
allerkleinste Specht oder Wendehals, aus Siidamerika (Picus minutissimus), p. 5, pl. i, f. 2.

17938. Wrst, H. Bidrag | til | beskrivelse | over St Croix | med en | kort Udsigt |

over | St. Thomas, St. Jean, Tortola, | Spanishtown og Crabeneiland. | Af |
H. West, | Rector ved det vestindiske Skole-Institut. | — | Kiébenhavn,
1793.. | Trykt hos Frederik Wilhelm Thiele. 1vol. 16mo. 3p. 11, 1-364,
folded sheet opp. p. 204.

This is the ed. prince. ; there is another, German, Kopenhagen, 1794. The only bird-matter
consists of a list of 2 spp., on p. 817—Ardea coerulea and Fulica chloropus (= Gallinula galeata).

1810. LepRu, A.-P. Voyage | aux Iles | de Ténériffe, | La Trinité, Saint-Thomas, |

‘

Sainte-Croix et Porto-Ricco, | exécuté par ordre du Gouvernement Frangais, |
Depuis le 30 Septembre 1796 jusqu’au 7 Juin 1798, sous la | Direction du
Capitaine Baudin, pour faire des Recherches | et des Collections relatives &
VHistoire Naturelle; | contenant | Des Observations sur le Climat, le Sol, la
Population, | ’Agriculture, les Productions de ces Iles, le Caractére, les |
Meeurs et le Commerce de leurs Habitants. | Par André-Pierre Ledru, | [etc.,
trois lignes. ] | Ouvrage accompagné de notes et d’additions, | par M. Sonnini. |
Avec une trés-belle Carte gravée par J. B. Tardieu, d’aprés Lopez. | Tome
premier [second]. | A Paris, | Chez Arthur Bertrand, Libraire, rue Haute
feuille, n° 23.{— | 1810. 2vols, 16mo. Vol. I, 2p. ll, pp. i-xlviij, 1-315, 1
1. Vol. II, 2p. IL, pp. 1-324, 11., map.

Vol. I, Chap. XIJI, Essai sur Vhistoire naturelle de l'ile de Ténériffe, pp. 176 et seq-
Oiseaux, pp. 177-185, par l’auteur. Notes sur les animaux dont il est question dans le
chapitre précédent, par Sonnini, pp. 219-231. Note sur le Pélecan, par Sonnini, pp. 245, 246.
Chap. XVI, Notice sur Vile de la Trinité, par l’auteur, pp. 247 et seq. Oiseaux, pp. 258-261.
Notes sur Vhistoire, et particuliérement sur l’histoire naturelle de l'ile de la Trinité, par Son-
nini, pp. 267 et seq. Oiseaux, pp. 296-307.—Vol. IT, Chap. XIX, Essai sur I’histoire naturelle
des iles danoises, pp. 36 et seq. Oiseaux, pp. 38, 39. Chap. XXVIII, Histoire naturelle de
Porto-Ricco, pp. 194 et seq. Oiseanx, pp. 199-209. Addition & l'histoire naturelle de Porto-
Ricco, par Sonnini, pp. 255 et seq. Oiseaux, pp. 256-274. A

1811. HumBoxpt, A. v. Recueil d’Observations de Zoologie. 1811.

Not seen; said to contain a few brief notices of the birds of Colombia.

1811-12. Lepru, A.-P. Reise nach den Inseln Ténériffa, Trinidad, St. Thomas, St.

Cruz, und Porto-Rico, . . . Aus dem Franzésischen, mit Bemerkungen
iiber Colonialwaaren yon E. A. W. Zimmermann. Leipzig, 1811-12. 2 vols.
8vo. 3

Not seen: title from Sabin’s Bibl. '

1823-31. Sprx, J. B. v., and Martius, C. F. P. v. Reise | in | Brasilien | auf Befeh]

Sr. Majestiit | Maximilian Joseph I. | Kénigs von Baiern | in den Jahren
1817 bis 1820 gemacht und beschrieben | von | Dr. J oh. Bapt. von Spix, | [etc.,
3 Zeilen,] | und Dr. Carl Friedr. Phil. von Martius, | [etc., 3 Zeilen.] | Erster
308 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVZY. [Vol V.

1623-31. Sprx, J. B. v., and Martius, C. F. P. v.—Continued. .
[-dritter] Theil. | — | Mtinchen, 1823 [1828, 1831]. . . . 3 vols. 4to.—
Erster Theil, Miinchen, 1823, gedruckt bei M. Lindauer, 4p. ll., pp. i-x, 1-412,
Zweiter Theil, bearbeitet und herausgegchen von Dr, C. F. P. von Martius,
Miinchen, 1828, gedruckt bei I. J. Leutner, pp. i-viii, 413-884, 11. Dritter
Theil, bearb. u. herausg. von Dr. C. F. P. von Martius, Miinchen, 1831, bei
dem Verfasser, Leipzig, in Comm. bei Friedr. Fleischer, pp. i-viii, 885-1388,
geographischer Anhang, 1 p. 1., pp. 1-40, und Karte vom Amazonenstrome.

The copy examined contains no formal presentation of the ornithology, and only one map.
There is an English translation of a portion of the work, 1824, g. v. The natural history
is said to be contained in a special appendix to Theil IL, and to be also found separate under
the title ,,Die Pflanzen und Thiere des tropischen America“ u. s. w., Miinchen, 1831, gr.-4to
mit 4 Taf. in-folio.

1824. Sprx, J. B. v., and Martius, C. F. P. v. Travels | in | Brazil, | in the years |
1817-1820. | Undertaken by command of | His Majesty the King of Bavaria. |
By | Dr. Joh. Bapt. von Spix, | and Dr. C. F. Phil. von Martius, | [ete., 3
lines.] | — | Volume the first [second]. | — | London: | printed for | Long-
man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, | Paternoster-row. | 1824. 2 vols.
inl. 8vo. Vol. I, pp. iii-xxii, 1-327, 4 pll. Vol. II, pp. iii-x, 1-298, 5 pil.

This is an English translation of portions of Spix and Martius’s Reise, not of the whole
work, which was not completed until 1831. It does not contain the natural history proper of
the work, which is in the concluding part of the German work; only giving some little bird-
matter incidentally, here and there. (See this Bibliography, anted, p. 250, at date of 1823-31.)

1831. WaGNER, J. A. Beitrige | zur | Kenntniss der warmbliitigen Wirbelthiere |
Amerika’s. | Von | Professor Dr. Johann Andreas Wagner. | [n. a, n. p.
Kempten, 1831.] 1lvol. 4to. pp. 94, pll.v.

Diese mit Halbtitel versehene Broschiire enthilt : Osteographische Beitrige zur Kenntniss
einiger siidamerikanischen Vogel. I. Crypturus variegatus, pp. 56-66, pl. iii, f.1-6. IL Dieho-
lophus cristatus, pp. 66-72, pl. iii, f. 7-11. IDL. Psophia erepitans, pp. 72-77, pL iv, f. 14.
IV. Mycteria americana, pp. 77-83, pl. iv, £. 5-7.

1831-35. Kirriirz, F. H. v. Uber einige Vogel von Chili, beobachtet im Marz und
Anfang April 1827. < Mém. présentés a V Acad. Imp. des Sci. de St.-Pétersb. par
divers Savans Etrang., i, 1831, pp. 173-194, pll.—?; ii, 1835, pp. 465-472, pll.
1-5. (Auch als Separat-Abdruck erschienen. )

I. 1831.—Phytotoma silens, p.175; Pteroptochos rubecula, p. 179; P. albicollis, p. 180; P.
megapodius, p. 182; Troglodytes paradoxus, p. 184; Synnalaxis [sic] humicola, p. 185; S.
aegithaloides, p. 187; Opetiorynchos [sic] rupestris, p. 188; Muscicapa parulus, p. 190; Af.
pyrope, p. 191; Fringilla diuca (Mol.), p. 192; Crypturus perdicarius, p. 193. (Title calls for
12 colored plates; no plates found in copy examined.)

Il. 1835.—13, Tamnophilus [sic] lividus, p. 465, pl.1; 14, Sturnus aterrimus, p. 467, pl. 2;

, 15, Alauda fissirostris, p. 468, pl.3; 16, Fringilla arvensis, p. 470, pl. 4; 17, Anas chaleoptera,
pl. 471, pl. 5 (lettered chalcontera).

Obs. This reference is often misquoted as if it were to the regular Mim. de TU Acad. St.
Pétersb.

1833. SCHREIBER, [C.v.] Collectanea ad Faunam Brazilie.

Not seen. ‘“ M. Schreiber of Vienna commenced, in 1833, the ‘Collectanea ad Faunam Bra-
zilie’, but only one number of that work was ever published.”

1834, Lesson, R. P. Sur quelques Oiseaux du Chili. <L’Institut, ii, 1534. No. 72,
p. 316. (Soc. des Sc. et Arts de Rochefort. )

Not seen: title from Carus and Engelmann.

1834-41. Swatnsox, W. The | Ornithological | Drawings | of | William Swainson |
Esq., A. C. G, | [ete., 4 lines.] | — | Part 5 [mut. mnt. ]. | The Birds of Brazil.
| —| London: | Baldwin & Cradock. | Treuttel. Wirtz & Richter Paris, &
Strasbourgh. | Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh Robinson’s Liverpool. | Robt.
Havell, 77, Oxford St'. Price 7/. Cold. 10/6. Double Plates 15/. | [n.d
“1834-1841.”] 8vo. Engr. cover-title and 62 (‘78”) colored plates. Pub,
in 7 parts.”

The piece handled consists of 62 colored plates, without any text, there bein g only the en-
graved cover-title above transcribed. It is not dated; but there is pencilled in msc. of T. N.
No. 2.)

COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. 309

1834-41. Swainson, W.—Continued.

Gill a date, ‘1834-1841; and the same hand notes on the fly-leaf ‘‘Part 6 wanting”, leaving it
open to infer that there are several lots or ‘‘Parts”, The number of Part 5” is also written,
not printed; so that probably the same engraved title covers other parts. The dates above
cited are presumed to be those of publication of the whole series. The plates are as follows;
: do not know that these 62 (some cite ‘'78’) are all of them:—Pl. 1, I[eterus] hemorrhous.

, Classicus] afinis. 3, 0. icteronotus. 4, O. nigerrimus. 5, Blueheaded Tanager, ‘'A.”
tae 6, A. citrinella. 7, A.cuculata. 8, A. cyanoptera. 9, Long-billed Puff Bird,
“T[amatia?]” somnolenta. 10, T. leucotis. 11, T. maculata. 12, T. leweops. 13, T[roglo-
dytes] equinoctialis. 14, T. carinatus. 15, T. nititans. 16, Thryothorus striolatus. 17, Black-
masked Tanager, R[hampho...?] gularis. 18, R. coccineus. 19, same, 2. 20, Re. atro-cocct-
neus. 21, T[rochilus] cristatus. 22, T. delalandii. 23, Plipra] galeata. 24, Calyptura cristata.
25, Plipra] strigilata. 26, Pepra [sic] manacus. 27, Mango Hummingbird, young. 28, L{am-
pornis] mango. 29, T[rochilus] auritus. 30, T. moschitus. 31, Black-backed Tanager, ‘'A.”
melanotus Sw. 32, C{assicus] cristatus. 33, Lochmias squamulata Sw. 34, Lyporniz striata.
35, L. rubicula, 36, L. tenebrosa. 37, T[anagra] cana Sw. 38, 7. olivascens Licht. 39, 7. epis-
copus. 40, T. mornata [sic—lege inornata]. 41, 7. celebtes. 42, T. ornata. 43, Black-backed
Tanager, ‘‘A.” melanotis (sic—lege melanonotus]. 44, Pipra pareola. 45, P.caudata. 46, Ty.
rannula superciliosa. 47, T. megacephal 48, 7. dest 49, T. icey 50, Tyrannus
circumeinetus. 51, Megalophus regius. 52, same. 53, Tyrannula ferruginea. 54, T. curtipes.
55, Platyurus corniculatus. 56, same, 9. 57, P.afinis. 58, Cyclarius [sic] guianensis. 59,
Thamnophilus nevius. 60, T. bicolor. 61, Trogonauratus. 62, same, 9. The complete series
is said to consist of 78 plates, published in 7 parts. Other titles of the same thing in current
quotation are: ‘Ornithological Drawings, being figures of the rarer and most interesting
Birds of Brazil”; and ‘‘A selection of the Birds of Brazil and Mexico.”

 

1836, Kirriirz, F.H.v. Cinq nouvelles espéces d’Oiseaux du Chili. < L’ Institut, iv,

No. 190, 1836, p. 442.
Not seen: title from Carus and Engelmann. Compare 1831-35, sameauthor. See, also, Isis,
1836, pp. 347-351.

1843. GoupDoT, J. Observations sur organisation et les habitudes du coq de roche

péruvien (Pipra peruviana, Lath.), et du caurale (Ardea helias, Lin.). <Guér.
Mag. de Zool., 2° sér., 1843, Ois., pp. 1-4, pll. 37, 38.
Pl. 37, euf du Rupicola peruviana ; pl. 38, euf de lEurypyga phalenoides.

1848. ScoomBURGK, R. H. The | History of Barbadoes; | comprising | a geographical

and statistical | description of the Island; | a sketch of the | historical events
since the settlement; | and an account ofits | geology and natural productions.
| By | Sir Robert H. Schomburgk, Ph. D., [etc., 6 lines.] | [Seal.] | London:
| Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans. | 1848. 1 vol. Roy. 8vo. pp.
i-xxii, 1-722, frontisp., eng. title, 7 other plates, 13 woodcc., folding sheet
opp. p. 686.

Part II, Chap. V, Animated Nature as developod in the Barbadoes,.... Birds, pp. 680-
682; an inconsiderable list, preceded by a few general observations.

1863, Pariipri, R. A., and LANDBECK, L. Beschreibung einer neuen Ente und einer

neuen Seeschwalbe. < Arch. f. Naturg., —, 1863, pp. 202 - —.
Not seen.—Querquedula angustirostris, Sterna atrofasciata, aus Stidamerika,

1866. [GuyoN, —.] Ueber die Thiere, die auf den Inseln Martinique und Guade-

loupe seit der Besitznahme durch die Franzosen verschwunden sind. < Aus
der Natur, xxxviii, oder n. F. xxvi, 1866, pp. 730-733.
Auszug aus den Compt. Rend., xiii, 1866, pp. 589-593.
310

BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

[Vol V.

INDEX.

A.—AUTHORS.

(Nore.—With catch-titles. Chronological arrangement under each head. Joint-authorships under
leading name. Figures refer to dates under which titles are alphabetized: double dates are found in

the Bibliography at end of series of single dates; thus, 1877-78 at end of 1877.

mous, editorial, and initial titles mostly omitted.]

ABBOTT, C. C.
Notes on Birds of the Falkland Isl-
ands, 1860, 1861.
ABBOTT, S. L.
Remarks on Birds from Surinam, 1844.
ALBRECHT.
Zur Ornithologie Cuba’s, 1861.
Zur Ornithologie von Jamaica, 1862.
ALLEN.

Exploration of Lake Titicaca, 1876.

Review of Lawrence’s Papers, 1876.

Birds collected by Linden in Brazil,
1877.

ARBOLEYA.

Manual de la Isla de Cuba, 1852.
AZARA.

Apuntamientos, 1802-05, 1809.
BaIrD.

List of Birds of Mexico, Central and
South America not in Smithsonian
Institution, 1863.

Dates of Publication of Anales Univ.
Chile and Arch. f, Naturg., 1866.

BANCROFT.

Natural History of Guiana, 1769, 1769.
BaTEs.

Naturalist on the Amazon, 1863, 1864.
BECKLEMICHEW.

Deux Oiseaux Nouveaux du _ Brésil,

1829.
BELL.
Wildfowl of Jamaica, 1868.
BELLO ¥ Espinosa.

Zoologische Notizen aus Porto Rico,

1871.
BENVENUTI.

Descrizione di quattro Trochilidi e ai

una Dendroeca, 1866.
BERLEPSCH.

Zur Ornith. der Provinz Sta. Catharina,

1873-74,
BERNSEE.
On Birds of the East Falklands, 1855.

 

 

Anonymous, pseudony-

BISHOP.
The Pampas and Andes, 1869.
Notes on Lembeye’s ‘ Birds’, 1878.
BorEck.

Uber die Ornis der Provinz Valdivia,

1855.
BOIsSONNEAU.

Oiseaux Nouveaux de Santa-Fé de

Bogota, 1840, 1840.
BOLie.

Guano-Gewinnung auf den Chincha-

Inseln, 1861.
BONAPARTE.

Descriptions of Ten South American
Birds, 1825.

Notes to former paper, 1825.

Catalogue Méthodique des Oiseaux
recueillis & Cayenne par Desplan-
ches, 1857.

Notices and Descriptions of Birds from
Mexico and South America, 1837.

Catalogo di Uccelli Messicani e Peru-
viani, 1838.

Catalogue d’Oiseaux du Mexique et du
Pérou, 1240.

Bonyan.
On Raptorial Birds of British Guiana,
1851, 1853.
Boucarp.
On Birds collected in Costa Rica, 1378.
BREDOW.
Ausziige aus den Schreiben des reisen-
den C. Moritz in Siid-Amerika, 1837.
BREWER.
List of Birds of Cuba, 1359.
BrRIDGEs.

Notes on Birds from Chile, 1841.

Notice of Bolivian Birds, 1246,

Additional Notes on South American
Ornithology, 1847, 1847,

Browy, C. B.

Canoe and Camp Life in British @ui-

ana, 1876.
No. 2.)

Brownz, P.
Jamaica, 1756, 1789.
BRYANT.
On Two Birds from Bogota, 1859.
Végel von Porto Rico, 1866.
List of Birds from Porto Rico presented
by Swift and Latimer, 1866,
List of the Birds of St. Domingo, 1867.
BURMEISTER.
Ueber die Eier und Nester einiger bra-
silianischer Végel, 1833.
Systematische Uebersicht der Thiere
Brasiliens, 1856.
Erlguterungen zur Fauna Bras., 1856.
Briefliches aus Mendoza, 1858,
Systematisches Verz. der in den La
Plata Staaten beobachteten Végel,
1860.
Reise durch die La Plata Staaten, 1861.
Contrib. to the Ornithology of the Ar-
gentine Republic, 1868.
CaBANIs.
Tschudi’s Fauna Peruana, 1845-46.
Schomburgk’s Reisen in Britisch. Gui-
ana, 1848.
Uebersicht der im Berliner Mus. befind-
lichen Végel von Costa Rica, 1861-69.
Neue peruanische Végel Jelski’s, 1873,
1873. ‘
Uebers. der von Euler in Cantagallo, Rio
de Janeiro, ges. Vogel, 1874.
Neue peruanische Végel Jelski’s, 1874.
Sammlung von Végeln der Argentini-
schen Republik, 1878.
CaBotT.
New Birds from Yucatan, 1843.
Deser. and Habits of some Birds of Yuca-
tan, 1844.
Further Accounts of Birds of Yucatan,
1845.
Himantopus nigricollis and Anhinga ca-
rolinensis, 1845.
Stephens’s Incidents of Travel in Yuca-
tan, 1848.

_.. CASSIN.

Gilliss’s U. 8. Naval Astron. Exped. , 1855.

Cat. of Birds collected by Swift in St.
Thomas, 1860..

Page’s La Plata, etc., 1859.

Catalogue of Birds collected during sur-
vey fora Ship Canal across Isthmus
of Darien, 1860.

Catalogue of Birds from St. Thomas,
1860..

Notes on sone Birds of South America,

1864.

COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

 

dll

Cassin.—Continued.
On some Conirostral Birds from Costa
Rica, 1865.
CASTELNAU.
Considérations sur Ornith. de ’Amér.
tropicale, 1848, 1848, 1848.
CLAYTON.
Account of the Falkland Islands, 1776.
CONDAMINE.
Voyage dans l’Amérique mérid., 1749.
CORNALIA,
Vertebratorum Synopsis, etc., 1849.
CopE.
Birds of Palestine and Panama, 1868.
CUNNINGHAM.
Letters on South American Ornithology,
1868.
Letters on Birds of Straits of Magellan,
1869.
Notes on the Nat. Hist. of Straits of
Magellan and Patagonia, 1870.
Fauna of the Strait of Magellan, 1871.
DE Lagr.
Nieuwe Wereldt, 1625, (p. 305).
Beschrijvinghe van West-Indien, 1625,
(p. 305).
Novvs Orbis, 1633, (p. 306).
L’Histoire dv Nouv. Monde, 1640, (p.
306).
Des Murs.
Quelques espéces nouvelles d’Oiseaux,
1845.
Ois. nowy. ou rares de ’Amér. du Sud,
1855 or 1856.
Expéd. de M. Castelnau, 1856.
DENNY.
Geographical Distribution of West In-
dian Birds, 1847.
DESCOURTILZ.
Ornithologie Brasilienne, 1854-56.
Dr VERTEUIL.
Trinidad, 1858.
DEVILLE.
Ois. nouv. de VAmér. mérid., 1849.
Quatre Ois. nouv. provenant de VEx-
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Observations faites en Amérique, etc.,
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DoOBRIZHOFFER.
Historia de Abiponibus, 1784, 1822.
Dvusvs.
Ueber einige neue Vogel aus Amerika,
1848.
Quelques Ois. nouveaux, 1875.
DURNFORD.
Notes from Buenos Ayres, 1876.
312

Dvurnrorp.—Continued.
Birds observed in the Chuput Valley,
1877.
Birds of the Province of Buenos Ayres,
1877, 1878.
Birds of Central Patagonia, 1878.
ERNST.
Apuntos para la fauna ornitolégica de
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Flora y Fauna de Venezuela, 1877.
EULER.
Beob. zur Naturg—der Vogel Brasiliens,
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FAHLBERG.
Til Natural-Historien éfver 6n St. Bar-
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FERMIN.
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FERUSSAC.
Voyage de M. A. d’Orbigny, 1829.
FINscH.
Collection of Birds from Trinidad, 1870.
FISCHER.
Sur les Oiseaux envoyés par M. Coffrane
de Bahia, 1830.
FRANTZIUS.
Ueber die geogr. Verbreitung der Vigel
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FRASER. :
New Birds from Bogota, 1840.
Bridges’s South American Birds, 1843.
On Chilian Birds, 1845, 1845.
FRAUENFELD.
Ueber den Aufenthalt in Valparaiso,
1860.
GARDNER.
Notes of Birds in Brazil, 1847.
GARNOT.
Remarques sur la Zoologie des Isles
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Notice of the Zoology of the Falklands,
1827.
Ueber die Zoologie der Malvinen, 1832.
Gay.
Historia de Chile, 1847,

GERMAIN.
Notes on Nidification of some Birds of
Chili, 1860. ;
GIEBEL,

Einige neve argentinische Végel, 1868.
GODET.

Bermuda; its History, etc., 1860.
GOERING. °

Excursion a algunas cuevas, 1869.

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GoLz.
Ueber die Guanolager Peru’s, 1874.
GOSSE.
The Birds of Jamaica, 1847.
Extracts from Birds of Jamaica, 1847.
Two new Birds from Jamaica, 1849.
Illustr. of the Birds of Jamaica, 1949.
Naturalist’s Sojourn in Jamaica, 1851.
Singing Birds in Jamaica, 1851-52.
GouporT.
Sur le Coq de roche et le Caurale, 1343,
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GouLp.
Sur des Oiseaux d’Amérique méridio-
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Polyborus gallapagoensis u. s. w., 1839.
Zoology of Voyage of the Beagle,
1241.
Exhibition of a collection by Hauxwell
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Eight new species from South America,
1855, 1855, 1856.
New Trogon and Odontophorus, 1°57.
List of Birds from the Falklands, 1859.
[GRINNELL. ]
Four papers on Lawrence’s papers on
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GUNDLACH.
Five new Cuban Birds, 1852.
Notes on Cuban Birds, with three new
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Ornithologisches aus Cuba, 1859.
Tabellarische Uebersicht aller bisher
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Beitriige zur Ornith. Cuba's, 1855-57.
Gvyon.
Animaux disparus de la Martinique et
de la Guadeloupe, 1866.
HaBeEt,
Exhibition of Birds from the Galapa-
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HAMILTON,
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1871.
No. 2.)

HARTLAUB.
Quatre espéces d’Oiseaux de la N. Gre-
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Sept Oiseaux nouv. de Guatemala, 1844,
Index zu Azara’s Apuntamientos, 1847.
Sur quelques Ois. nouv. de Jamaique,
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Deux Ois. nouv. de Vénézuéla, 1849.
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Anatomie verschiedener Végel aus Siid-
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Two Birds’ skins from Jamaica, 1844.
HOLtTz.
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HOTCHKISS.
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Hupson.
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313

Kine.—Continued.

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Ueber die Thiere an der Magellans-
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Distinctive Characters of Birds from
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Végel von Magellans-Strasse, 1834.

KITTLITz.

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Ois. nouv. rapportés par Léclancher, 1840.

Ois. nouy. de Colombie, 1842, 1842, 1844,
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Descr. de quelques Ois. nouv., 1845.

Ois. nouy. de l’Orénoque, 1846.

Ois. nouv. de la Jamaique, 1846.

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Faune du Pérou, du Dr. Tschudi, 1849.

LAFRESNAYE and D’ORBIGNY.

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LaNDBECK.

Contribuciones a la Ornitolojia de Chile,

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Beitriige zur Ornithologie Chiles, 1864,
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314 BULLETIN UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. [Vol. V.

LanpBeck.—Continued.
Sobre algunos Pdjaros Chilenos, 1873.
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New species of Polioptila and Chordei-
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Three new Birds from Middle America,
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Six new species of Charadriidx, Trochi-
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Six new Birds from Isthmus of Panama,
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Eight new Birds from Panama, 1863.

New Vireonide and Rallide, 1363.

New species of Tanagride, Cuculide,
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New species of Cerebide, Tanagride,
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Catalogue of Birds from Sombrero, col-
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New Tanagride, Dendrocolaptid, For-
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1865.

Six new Birds from Central Ametica,
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Catalogue of Birds collected by Holland
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New species of Paride, Vireonidx, Tyran-
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Four new Birds from Isthmus of Pana-
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Seven new Birds from Central and South
America, 1866,

Six new species of Hirundinide, Formi-
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1866.

New species of American Birds, 1867.

Notes on certain Birds from New Grena-
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Five new Central American Birds, 1867.

Catalogue of the Birds of Costa Rica,
1863-69,

 

LawrReENCcE.—Continued.
List of Birds from Northern Yucatan,
1869.
Catalogue of Birds from Puna Island,
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Characters of some new South American
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Seven new species of American Birds,
1869.
New Birds from Mexico and Central and
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Three new species of American Birds,
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New species of Icterus and Synallaxis,
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Six supposed new American Birds, 1#74.
Two new Tanagride and Tyrannide,
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Four new Birds from Costa Rica, 1574.
Five new American Birds, 1875.
” New Birds from Dominica, 1877.
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Seven new Birds from St. Vincent, 1573.
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Catalogue of Ober’s Birds from Domin-
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Catalogue of Ober’s Birds from St. Vin-
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No. 2.)

LEsson.—Continued.

Descriptions de dix espteces, etc., par
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Descriptions de nouveaux Oiseaux du
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Extrait Vune lettre du Capitaine King,
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Sur les Oiseaux nouveaux rapportés
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Oiseaux nouveaux, 1844.

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Cuatro especies nuevas de P4jaros, 1865.

Beschr. vier neuer Végelarten aus Men-
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Escursion a las Pampas Argentinas, 1873.

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MAXIMILIAN,

Reise, 1820, 1820-21, 1821-22, 1822.

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*Dele titulum, antea, p. 256; stet—

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dinidaé, 1856.

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PELZELN.—Continued. °
Ueber vier von Natterer in Brasilien
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Zur Ornithologie Brasiliens. Resultate
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1837-38. D’ORBIGNY, A., and LAFRESNAYE, F, DE.—Continued.
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Species nove aut nupera d’Orbigny ipso edite :—Ibycter gymnocephalus, Phalcoboenas mon-

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p. 19; Sylvia ruficeps, S. concolor, p. 20; Dacnis flaviventer, D. analis, Synallazis dorso macu-
lata, p.21; S. maluroides, S. troglodytoides, S. striaticeps, p.22; S. albicepa, S. fuliginiceps, p. 23;
S. lewcooephala, S. bitorquata, p. 24; S. torquata, Troglodytes pallida, T. tecellata (sic), p. 25; T.
guarayana, p. 26; Anthus furcatus, A.rufescens, p. 27; Nemosia sordida, Tachyphonus terst-
color, p.28; T. jlavinucha, T. luctuosus, ? T. capitatus, p. 29; Euphonia laniirostris, E. serri-
rostris, E. ruficeps, p.30; Aglaia yeni, p. 31; A. montana, A. igniventris, A. cyanocephala, p-
32; A. cyanicollis, Pyranga albicollis, p. 33; Ramphocelus atro sericeus, Embernagra torquata,
p. 34; EB. ruji-nucha, Saltator rujiventris, p. 35; 8. similis, p. 36; Phytotoma angustirostris, p.
37; Pipra fasciata, p. 38; Ampelis rubro-cristata, p. 39; A. viridis, p. 40; Tyrannus tubercu-
lifer, 2. fumigatus, p. 43; T. rufescens (Sw.?), p. 44; T. rusiventris, p. 45; TZ. aurantio atro-
cristatus, p.45; ? Todirostrum margaritacei venter, p. 46; T. ecaudatum, Muscipeta albicers,
p. 47; Mf. obseura, M. bimaculata, p. 48; MW. brevirostris, IW. cinnameomea, p. 49; Setephaga
brunneiceps, S. verticalis, p. 50; Muscicapa striaticollis, M. bivittata, p.51; M. elegans, M. an-
gustirostris, p.52; I. leucophrys, M. stramineo-ventris, p.53; MM. olivacea, p.54; Culicivora budy-
toides, p.56; C. reguloides, p. 57; Fluvicola nigerrima, p. 59; F. leucophrys, F. rufi-peetoralis,
F. oenanthoides, p. 60; Muscigraila (g.n.%) brevicauda, Pepoaza (g. n.?), p. 61; P. murina, P.
variegata, p. 63; P. montana, p. 64; P. maritima, p. 65; Muscisaricola (g.n.?), p. 65; MU. ruyiver-
tex, AL mentalis, M. maculirostris, 1. striaticeps, p. 66; Hirundo patagonica, H. andecola, p.
69; Cypselus montivagus, C. andecolus, p. 70; Certhilauda maritima, C. tenuirostris, p. 72;
Emberiza lutea, E. luteo-cephala, p. 74; E. uropigyalis [sic], E. olivascens, p.75; E. atriceps,
p. 76 ; E. fulviceps, p. 77; E. speculifera, p. 78; E. griseo-cristata, E. unicolor, E. carbonaria. p.
79; E. hypochondria, p. 80; E. obscura, p.81; EB. torquata, p. 82; Carduelis atratus, Linaria analis,
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P. nigro-rufa, p. 87; P. alaudina, p. 88.

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Anabates squamiger, A. gutturatus, p. 14; 1. rujicaudatus, A. certhioides, A. gutturalis, p. 13;
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26; U. andecola, p. 21; U. montana, U. vulgaris, p. 22; T. nigrofumosa, p. 23: Serrirostrum
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ticollis, p. 81; Trochilus estella *‘d’Orb.”, p. 32; T. adela “VOUrb.", p. 33.
No. 2.)

PHILIPPI.—Continued.

Escursion al Cajon de los Cipreses,
1875,

PHILIPPI and LANDBECK.

Beschreibung zweier neuen Chileni-
schen Végel aus den Geschlechtern
Procellaria und Caprimulgus, 1860,

Descripcion de unas nueve especies
de Paéjaros Peruanos, 1861.

Descripcion de algunas especies nue-
vas de Pajaros Chilenos, 1861.

Neue Wirbelthiere von Chile, 1861.

Beitrige zur Fauna von Peru, 1863.

Beschr. einer neuen Ente und See-
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Contribuciones a la ornitolojfa de Chile,
1864,

Beitriige zur Ornithologie Chiles, 1864.

Beitriige zur Ornith. von Chile, 1865,
1866.

PoEY.

Catdlogo metédico de las aves de Cuba,
1848.

Quoy and GAIMARD.

Sur quelques Oiseaux de la province de
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RaIMONDI.

Sur le huano des Iles de Chincha, 1856,

1856.
REED.

Birds of Juan Fernandez and Mas-a-
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Apuntes de la Zoologia de Chile, 1877.

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RocuEFORT.
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Apergu d’un Voyage dans le Brésil,

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SALLE.
Liste des Oiseaux rapportés dans la Ré-

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SALLE.—Continued.

Liste @’Oiseaux & vendre, 1861.
SALLE and ParzuDAKI.

Liste @Oiseaux & vendre, 1862.
SALVADORI.

Uccelli di Costa Rica, 1868.
SALVIN.

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Three new Birds from Guatemala, 1861,
1861.

List of Species to be added to the Or-
nithology of Central America, 1861.

Letter from Duefias, Guatemala, 1862.

Fortnight amongst Sea Birds of Hondu-
ras, 1864.

Seventeen new Birds from Costa Rica,
1864,

Letter from Guatemala, 1864.

, Thirteen new Birds discovered by Sal-
vin and Godman in Central America,
1864.

Sea Birds and Waders of Pacific Coast
of Guatemala, 1865.

Further Contributions to Ornithology of
Guatemala, 1866.

Eight new Birds from Veragua, 1866.

On some Birds from Veragua, 1867.

Notes on Lawrence’s Costa Rican List,
1869.

Additional Notes on Lawrence’s Costa
Rican List, 1870.

On some Collections of Birds from Vera-
gua, 1370.

Layard’s Departure for Pard, 1872.

Notes on Belt’s Birds from Chontales,
Nicaragua, 1872.

Maack’s Researches in Panama, 1872.

Letter off St. Domingo, 1873.

Letter on some Guatemalan Birds, 1873,

Additional Notes on Birds of Juan Fer-
nandez and Mas-a-fuera, 1875.

Avifauna of the Galapagoes, 1876.

New Birds from Western Ecuador, 1876.

SALVIN and SCLATER.

Coutrib. to the Ornithology of Guate-

mala, 1860.
ScLATER.

On Birds from Yucatan described by
Cabot, 1852.

Description de six Ois. nouv. apparte-
nant aux collections en Paris, 1852.

Descr. de deux nouvelles espéces d’Oi-
seaux, 1853.

On two [lately] new species of Scuth
American Birds, 1854,
318

ScLaTeR.—Continued.
List of a Collection received by Gould
from Quijos in Ecuador, 1254, 1855.
New species from Santa Fé di Bogota,
1855.

On Birds received in Collections from
Santa Fé di Bogota, 1855.

Additional Species in Collections from
Bogota, 1856.

Birds collected by Bridges at Davis in
Chiriqui in Panama, 1856.

Some new species from Santa Fé di
Bogota, 1856.

Two new species from Santa Fé di Bo-
gota, 1856.

Eight new species from South America,
1256. :

Further Additions to the List of Birds
from Bogota, 1857.

Additional Birds received from Bogota,
1847.

Collection transmitted by Bates from
Upper Amazon, 1357.

Eleven new species from Tropical Amer-
ica, 1857.

New genus from Mexico, 1857.

Two new species from Bogota, 1757.

Notes on a Collection received by Ver-
reaux from Rio Napo in Ecuador, 1858.

Birds collected by Taylor in Honduras,
1858.

New Birds from the Rio Napo in Ecua-
dor, 1858, 1858.

New genus and some new species of
American Birds, 1858.

Five new species of American Birds,
1858, 1859.

Birds collected by Fraser at Cuenca,
etc., in Ecuador, 1858.

Birds collected by Fraser at Riobamba,
in Ecnador, 1858.

First collections made by Fraser at Pal-
latanga, Ecuador, 1859.

New or little-known Birds from the Rio
Napo, 1859.

Eggs of two Raptores from the Falk-
lands, 1860.

List of additional Birds collected by
Fraser at Pallatanga, etc., 1860.

List of Birds collected by Fraser at
Quito, etc., 1860.

List of Birds collected by Fraser at Nan-
egal, etc., 1890. ;

Arrival of Birds from British Honduras,
1860.

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ScLaTER,—Continued.

List of Birds collected by Fraser at Ba-
bahoyo, ete., 1860.

List of Birds collected by Fraser at Es-
meralda, 1860.

Catalogue of Birds of the Falklands,
1860.

New Birds collected by Fraser at Palla-
tanga, 1860.

Ten new species of American Birds, 1860.

Two new Birds from the Rio Napo, 1860.

Eight new species of American Birds,
1861.

Additions and corrections to List of
Birds of the Falklands, 1261.

Collection of Birds made by Osburn in
Jamaica, 1861.

Catalogue of a collection of American
Birds, 1861-62. __

Birds collected by Boucard in Southern
Mexico, 1262.

Nine new Birds from Bogota, 1862, 1862.

Additions to List of Birds of the Falk-
lands, 1864.

Seven new Birds discovered by Natterer
in Brazil, 1864.

On Birds of the vicinity of Lima, with
notes by Nation, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1871.

Letters from E. Bartlett, 1°67.

Remarks on Léotaud’s Ois. Trinidad,
1867.

Notes on the Birds of Chili, 1867.

Lecompte’s Expedition to the Falklands,
1868.

New Birds from the Rio Paran4, 1870.

Notices of some new Birds of South
America, 1870.

The Birds of the Lesser Antilles, 1871.

Land Birds of Juan Fernandez, 1271.

Correspondence with C. W. des Veux,
is71.

Birds of the Islands of Santa Lucia, 1271.

Collection of Birds from Oyapok, 1871.

Additions to List of Nicaraguan Birds,
1873.

Note on the ‘Nomenclator Avium Neo-
tropicalium’, 1273,

Two new Birds from Antioquia,1&73.

Peruvian Birds collected by Whitely,
1873. (For eight other lists, see ScLa-
TER and SALVIN.)

News of Mr. Salvin, 1°74.

Notice of Jelski’s Collections, 1874.

Collection of Birds from Barbadoes,
1874,
No. 2.)

ScLATER.—Continued.
Additional Birds from St. Lucia, 1876.
SCLATER and SALVIN,

On the Ornithology of Central America,
1859.

Eleven new Birds from Guatemala, 1860,
1860.

Notes on a Collection of Birds from
Isthmus of Panama, 1864.

Catalogue of Birds collected by Bartlett
on the Ucayali, 1866.

Additions to Catalogue of Birds col-
lected by Bartlett on the Ucayali,
1866.

Exotic Ornithology, 1866-69,

Birés collected by Cunningham in
Straits of Magellan, 1868, 1869, 1870.
Venezuelan Birds collected by Goering,

1868, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1875.

Birds collected at Conchitas by Hudson,
1868, 1869, 1869,

New Species of Fringillide, Oxyrham-
phidz, Bucconida, and Strigidz, 1868,

Four new Birds from Veragua, 1868,

New Species of Dendrocolaptide, Strigi-
dz, and Columbide, 1868.

Birds collected on the Blewfields River
by Wickham, 1867,

Birds collected by Wallace on the Ama-
zon, 1867.

Birds collected by Bartlett on the Hual-
laga, 1867.

Birds collected by Hauxwell at Pebas,
1867.

Peruvian Birds collected by Whitely,
1867, 1868, 1868, 1869, 1869, 1873, 1874,
1876: (For one of these lists, see
SCLATER. )

Six new Species of Tanagrid, Dendro-
colaptide, Formicariide, Tyrannide,
and Scolopacide, 1869.

Two new Birds collected by Bartlett
in Eastern Peru, 1869.

New Birds collected by Habel in the
Galapagoes, 1870,

Birds collected by Whitely in Honduras,
1870.

Five new Birds from Columbia, 1870.

Nomenclator Avium Neotropicalium,
1873.

Birds of Eastern Peru, with Notes by
Bartlett, 1873.

Venezuelan Birds collected by Spence,

1873.
Two new Birds from Antioquia, 1875.

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319

SCLATER and Satvin.—Continued.
New Birds obtained by Buckley in Bo-
livia, 1876.
New Species of Bolivian Birds, 1876.
Eight new Species of South American
Birds, 1877,
Six new Species of South American
Birds, 1877.
Collection made by Steere in South
America, 1878,
Report on Birds of H. M.S. ‘Challenger’,
1878,
Three new Birds from Ecuador, 1878.
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Description of British Guiana, 1840.
History of Barbadoes, 1847.
Reisen in Britisch Guiana, 1848.
History of Barbadoes, 1848, (p. 308).
SCHREIBER.
Nachrichten, 1820, 1823, 1823.
Collectanea ad Faunam Brasiliae, 1833,
(p. 308).
SCOULER.
Voyage to Madeira, Brazil, etc., 1826.
SEEMANN.
Notes on the Zoology of Panama, 1652.
SEMPER.
On the Birds of St. Lucia, 1872.
SHARPE.
Collections made by H. M. S. ‘ Petrel’,
1877.
SLOANE.
Voyage, 1707-25.
SONNINI DE MANONCOUR.
Sur les Cogs et Poules de Amérique
méridionale, 1775.
Sur les Marails ou Faisans de la Guiane,
1775.
Du Sasa, 1785.
SPENCE.
The Land of Bolivar, 1878.
SPERLING.
Letter on South American Birds, 1872.
SPIx.
Avium species novez, 1825-26.
Sprx and MaRTIvs.
Musical Thrush [?] of Brazil, 1825.
Reise in Brasilien, 1823-31, (p. 307).
Travels in Brazil, 1824, (p. 308).
STERNBERG.
Notizen aus der Vogelwelt von Buenos
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STRICKLAND.
Four Birds from the Peruvian Andes,
1849.
320

STUBBES.
Observations on the Caribe-Islands,
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Sucn.
Descriptions of new Brazilian Birds,
1825,
Einige unbestimmte brasilische Végel,
1830.
SUNDEVALL.
Foglarne pa 6n S:t Barthelemy, 1869 or
1870.
Foglarne p& én Portorico, 1869 or 1870.
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Swanson.
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TACZANOWSKI.
Oiseaux nouveaux du Pérou, 1874.
Liste d’Ois. recueillis par Jelski dans
le Péron, 1874.
Ois. recueillis au nord du Pérou par
Jelski et Stolzman, 1877.
Supplément a la méme, 1877.
TAYLOR, E. C.
Five months in the West Indies, 1864.
TaYLor, G. C.
Birds collected or observed in Honduras,
1860.
TAYLOR, R. C.
Natural Objects observed in Cuba, 1836.
TAYLOR, W. J.
Rock Guano from the Caribbean Islands,
1857. :
THIENEMANN.
Ueber Eier und Nester Cubanischer
Vogel, 1857.
THUNBERG.
Piprz species nove descripte, 1822.
TSCHUDI.
Diagnosen einiger neuer peruanischer
Vogel, 1843.
Avium conspectus que in Republica
Peruana reperiuntur, etc., 1844,
Nachtrigliche Bemerkungen zu seinem
Conspectus Avium, 1845. ,

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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. (Vol. V.
Tscuupi.—Continued.
Five papers on Birds of Peru and Chili,

1847, 1847, 1847, 1847, 1847.

TscHUDI and CABANIS,
Fauna Peruana, 1845-46.
VIGORS.
On some Birds from Cuba, 1828.
Ueber einige Vogel aus Cuba, 1830.
Exhibition of Birds from Magellan
Straits, 1831.
New Birds collected by Cuming in Chili
and Mexico, 1832.
Ueber Kings Végel von der Magellan-
strasse, 1834,
Thiere von Cuming, 1835.
On a Collection of Birds from the West
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WareEr.
New Vogage, 1729.
WAGNER.
Beit. zur Kennt. der warmbliitigen
Wirbelth. Amer., 1831, (p. 308).
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Journey to the Amazon River, 1850.
A Narrative of Travels on the Amazon,
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Habits of Birds, 1854.
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Description of Surinam, 1667, 1745, (p.
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WEST.
Bidrag til beskrivelse over St. Croix,
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Beitrige zur Beschreibung von St. Croix,
1794.
WILLIAMS.
The Isthmus of Tehuantepec, 1852.
Wyatt.
Birds of the U. 8. of Colombia, 1871.
YARRELL.
Descriptions of Eggs of Chilian Birds,
1847.
ae

No, 2.]

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321

B.—LOCALITIES.

[Nore.—In the nature of the case some of the titles can scarcely be indexed here, and anonymous,
pseudonymous, and ephemeral titles are mostly omitted, the intention being mainly to give a ready
clue to the Faunal Lists, etc., of the leading geographical areas of Neotropical America. The few Meai-
can titles here given are only those that should have come in the Nearctic list given on a previous occa-
sion. Articles relating to Central and South America at large are grouped together under the first

head following.

AMERICA (neotropica).

Condamine. Relation d’un Voyage, 1749.

Sonnini. Sur les Cogs et Poules de
PAmérique du Sud, 1775.

Sonnini. Du Sasa, 1785.

Pallas. Zwey siidamerikanische V6-
gel, 1782, (p. 307).

Humboldt. Ueber die Chinawiilder,
1807.

Thunberg. Pipre species nove, 1822.

Bonaparte. Ten species of Birds, 1825.
Bonaparte. Note to ten species of Birds,
1825.

Scouler. Account of a Voyage, 1826.

Férussac. Voyage de M. A. @Orbigny,
1829.

@Orbigny. Lettres & M. de Férussac,
183-.

Wagner. Beitrage zur Kenntniss der
Wirbelthiere, 1831, (p. 308).

Vigors. New Birds collected by Cum-
ing in Chile and Mexico, 1832, 1835.

Gould. Sur des Oiseaux, 1834.

Bonaparte. New Birds from Mexico and
South America, 1837.

Bredow.’ Ausziige aus den Schreiben
von C. Moritz, 1837.

@Orbigny. Voyage, 1835-44-47.

Bonaparte. Notices and Descriptions of
new Birds from Mexico and South
America, 1837.

Gould. Characters of three new Birds,
1837.

DHerminier. Anatomie verschiedener
' Végel aus, 1837.

Lesson. Neue Vigel aus, 1837.

@Orbvigny. Distrib. Géograph. des Pas-
sereaux de, 1837.

Bonaparte. Catalogi di Uccelli Messi-
cani e Peruviani, 1838.

@Orbigny. Obs. on the Raptores of,
1837, 1838, 1839.

@Orbigny and Lafresnaye. Synopsis
Avium, 1837-38.
Lafresnage and @Orbigny. Notice sur

quelques Oiseaux de Carthagéne et du
Mexique, 1838.

 

‘“West Indies” is given; but see also the several islands composing them.]

AMERICA (neotropica).—Continued.

Vigors. Obs. on a Collection from West
Coast of America, 1839.

Lafresnaye, Oiseaux nouveaux tués par
Léclancher, 1840.

Lesson, Oiseaux nouveaux, 1840.

Gould. Zoology of the Voyage of the
Beagle, 1841.

Lesson. Sur les Ois. nouv. de la Merdu
Sud, 1842.
Lesson. Species avium nove aut mints

cognite, 1842.

Fraser. On Bridges’s Collection of
Birds, 1843.

Lesson, Ois. nouveaux, 1844.

Des Murs. Quelques espéces nouvelles
d’Oiseaux, 1845.

Lafresnaye. Ois. nouveaux rapportés
par Léclancher, 1845.

Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouveaux,
1845.
Bridges. Notes in addition to former

papers on Ornithology, 1847, 1847.

Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouv. rap-
portés par Delattre de Bolivie, de la
Nouv. Grenade et de Panama, 1847,
1847.

Castelnau. Considérations de l’Ornitho-
logie, 1848.

Dubus. Ueber einige Végel, 1848, 1848,
1848.

Lafresnaye. Reconnaissance de quinze
Ois. nouv. décrits par Dubus, 1848.
Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouv. de

Caracas et de Bogota, 1848.

Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouv. de Co-
lombie et du-Mexique, 1848.

Cornalia. Vertebratorum Synopsis,
1849,

Deville. Descr.de quelques Ois nouv.,
1849.

Deville. Quatre Ois. nouv. de V’expédi-

tion de M. Castlenau, 1851.

Deville. Observations faites en Améri-
que, 1852.
322

AMERICA (neotropica).—Continued.
Jardine. New Birds from the Parisian
Collections, 1252.

Sclatr. Six Ois. nouv., 1852.

Sclater, Deux nouvelles esp. d’Oiseaux,
1853, 1s54.

Cassin. Gilliss’s U. 8. Astron. Exped.,
1255,

Des Murs. Ois. nouv. ourares recueillis,
1555.

Gould. Eight new species of Birds,

+ 1855, 1855.

Des Murs. Expédition de M. Castlenau
dans les parties centrales, 1856.

Gould. Eight new species of Birds,
1856.

Lawrence. New species of Chordeiles
and Polioptila, 1856.

Sclater. Eight new species of Birds,
1856,

Gould. New Trogon and Odontophorus,
1857.

Hartlaub. Zur Ornithologie, 1257.

Sclater. Eleven new Birds from Tropi-
eal America, 1857, 1853.

Sclater. New genus and some new spe-
cies, 1258.

Sclater. Five new species from Cen-
tral and, 1858, 1859.

Cassin. La Plata, the Argentine Re-
public, and Paraguay, 1859.

Moore. List of Birds collected by Ley-
lJand in ‘Honduras, Belize, and Guate-
mala, 1859.

Sclater and Salvin.
of, 1859.

Sclater. Ten new species of American
Birds, 1860.

Lawrence. New Phaeton and Heliopae-
dica, 1860.

Lawrence. New Myiarchus and Phlo-
gopsis, 1860.

Lawrence. Three new Birds from Cen-
tral America, 1861.

Sclater, Eight new species of American
Birds, 1861.

Lawrence. New Charadriidx, Trochili-
de, and Caprimulgida, 1862,

Sclater. Cat. of a Collection of Ameri-
can Birds, 1861-62.

Lawrence. New Vireonide and Ralli-
de, 1863.

Salvin. Thirteen new Birds discovered
by Godman and Salvin in Central
America, 1863.

On the Ornithology

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AMERICA (neotropica).—Continued.
Cassin. Notes on some Birds, 1864..
Lawrence. New Tanagride, Cuculide,
and Trochilide, 1864.

Lawrence. New Cerebide, Tanagride,
Icteridx, and Scolopacide, 1764.

Lawrence. New Tanagride, Dendroco-
laptide, Formicaride, Tyrannide,
and Trochilide, 1865.

Lawrence. Six new Birds from Central.
America, 165.

Lawrence. New Paride, Vireonide, Ty-
rannide, and Trochilide, 1865.

Lawrence. Seven new Birds, 1866.

Lawrence. Six new species of Hirun-
dinide, Formicaride, Tyrannide, and
Trochilidz, 1866.

Sclater and Salvin, Exotic Ornithology,

1266-69.

Lawrence. New Species of American
Birds, 1867.

Lawrence. Five new Birds of Central

America, 1867.

Sclater and Salvin. New Fringillida,
Oxyrhamphide, Bucconide, and Stri-
gid, 1862.

Sclater and Salvin. New Dendrocolap-
tide, Strigide, and Columbide, 1868.

Bishop. The Pampas and Andes, 1869.

Sclater and Salvin. New Tanagride,
Dendrocolaptide, Formicariide, Ty-
rannide, and Scolopacide, 1269.

Lawrence. New Birds, 1869.

Lawrence. Seven new Birds, 1869.

Holtz, Besch. siidamerikanischerVégel-
Eier, 1570.

Sclater. New or little-known species of
Birds, 1870,

Lawrence. New Birds from Mexico,
Central and South America, 1871.

Lawrence. Three new species of Ameri-
can Birds, 1871.

Orton. Birds in Museum of Vassar Col-
lege, 1571.

Orton, Vultures and Humming-birds
of Tropical America, 1871.

Lawrence. New Species of Icterus and
Synallaxis, 1872.

Sclater. Note on Nomenclator, 1873.

Sclater and Salvin. Nomenclator Avium
Neotropicalium, 1873.

Lawrence. Six supposed new American
Birds, 1874.
Lawrence. Two new Tanagride and

Tyrannide, 1874
 

No. 2.)

AMERICA (neotropica).—Continued.
Dubus. Quelques Ois, nouveaus, 1875.
Lawrence. Five new American Birds,

1875.

Orton. Andes and Amazon, 1876.

Selater and Salvin, Eight new South
American Birds, 1877. .

Sclater and Salvin. Six new South
American Birds, 1877.

Sclater and Salvin. On Steere’s Collec-
tion, 1878.

Selater and Salvin.
Collection, 1878.

ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

Burmeister. Briefliches aus Mendoza,
1858.

Burmeister. Systematisches Verz. der in
den La Plata Staaten beobachteten
Vogel, 1860.

Burmeister. Reise durch die La Plata
Staaten, 1861.

Leybold. Beschreib. vier neuer Arten
aus Mendoza, 1866..

Burmeister. Contributions to the Orni-
thology of the, 1868.

Giebel. Einige neue Vogel von, 1868.

Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
Hudson at Conchitas, 1868,

Sclater and Salvin. Second list of Birds
collected by Hudson at Conchitas,
"1869,

Sclater and Salvin. Third list of Birds
collected by Hudson at Conchitas,
1869.

Sternberg. Notizen aus der Vogelwelt
von Buenos Ayres, 1869.

Sclater. New Birds from the Rio Pa-
rana, 1870.

Hudson. Letters on the Ornithology of
Buenos Ayres, 1870-71.

Lee. Notes from the, 1873.

Leybold. Escursion a las Pampas, 1873.

Durnford. Ornith. Notes from Buenos
Ayres, 1876.

Napp. Argentine Republic, 1876.

Durnford. Notes on the Birds of Buenos
Ayres, 1877.

Cabanis. Eine Sammlung von Végeln
aus, 1878.

BaRBADOES.

Hughes. Natural History of, 1750.

Schomburgk. History of, 1847, 1848, (p.
308).

Sclater.. Small collection of Birds from,
1874.

On the Challenger’s

COUES’S ORNITHOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY.

 

823
BERMUDA.
Godet. Its History, etc., 1860.:
Bo.ivia.
Bridges. Notices of Mammals and Birds
of, 1846.

Sclater and Salvin. New Birds obtained
by Buckley in, 1876.

Sclater and Salvin. New Species of Bo-
livian Birds, 1876.

.BRAZIL. “

Marcgrave. Historia Naturalis Brasilix,
1648.

Nieuhof. Brasiliaense Reize, 1682, (p.
306).

Lichtenstein. Die Werke von Piso und
Marcgrave, 1814-26, 1820, 1824.

Schreiber. Nachrichten, 1820, 1823, 1823.

Maximilian. Reise, 1820, 1820-21, 1821-
22, 1822.

St. Hilaire. Apergu d’un Voyage en,
1822.

Maximilian. Beitriige zur Naturge-

schichte von, 1825-33, 1830-33, 1832.

Spix and Martius. Reise, 1823-31, (p.
307); 1824, (p. 308).

Spix. Avium species novae, 1824-25.

Becklemichew. Sur deux nouvelles Oi-
seaux du, 1829.

Fischer. Ois. envoyés par Coffrane de
Bahia, 1829.

Quoy and Gaimard. Remarques sur
quelques Oiseaux de, 1825.

Spix and Martius. Musical thrush [?]
of, 1825.

Such. New Birds of, 1825, 1830.
Schreiber. Collectanea, 1833, (p. 308).
Swainson. Ornithological Drawings,

1834-41, (p. 308).

Maxim. Note rectificative sur des Ois.
du, 1846.

Gardner. Notes of Birds in, 1847. °

Wallace. Journey to explore the Ama-
zon, 1850.

Burmeister. Ueber Eier und Nester eini-
ger Végel von, 1853.

Wallace. Narrative of travels on the
Amazon and Rio Negro, 1853.

Wallace. Habits of Birds of, 1854.

Burmeister. Systematische Uebersicht
der Thiere Brasiliens, 1856.

Burmeister. Erliuterungen zur Fauna
Brasiliens, 1856.

Descourtilz. Ornithologie Brasilienne,

1854-56.
324

Brazii.—Continued,

Peizeln. Arten der Familien Trogonide
und Alcedinide aus, 1856.

Sclater. Birds transmitted by Bates
from the Upper Amazon, 1857.

Pelzeln. Ucber vier von Natterer ge-
sammelte neue Vogel von, 1862.

Bates. Naturalist on the Amazon, 1863,
1864.

Sclater. Seven new Birds discovered by
Natterer in, 1864.

Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
Wallace on the Lower Amazons, 1867,

Euler. Zur Naturgeschichte der Végel
von, 1867-69.

Pelzeln. Zur Ornithologie Brasiliens,
1868-70.

Rogers. Natural History Notes from
Rio, 1869.

Reinhardt. Bidrag til Kundskab om
Fuglefaunaen i Brasiliens Campos,
1870, 1870.

Hamilton. Birds from Sao Paulo, 1871.

Salvin. Notice of Layard’s Departure
for Para, 1872.

Layard. Letters on Birds seen on voy-
age to Para, 1872, 1873.

Layard. Notes on Birds observed at
Para, 1873.

Pelzeln. Verz. einer Sendung aus Neu-
freiburg, 1873.

Berlepsch. Zur Ornithologie Santa
Catharina’s, 1873-74.

Cabanis. Uebersicht der von Euler in
Cantagallo ges. Vogel, 1874.

Allen. Birds collected by Linden near
Santarem, 1877.

_BUENOS AYRES. See ARGENTINE REPUB-

LIC.
CAYENNE. See GUIANA.

CHILE,

Molina, Storia Naturali, 1776, 1782,

1783, 1786, 1788, 1789, 1808, 1809.

Lesson. Sur quelques Oiseaux de, 1834,
(p. 308).

Kittlitz. Cinq nouv. esp, d’Oiseaux de,
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Kittlitz, Ueber einige Vigel von, 1836,

Bridges. Various Birds from, 1841.

Fraser. On Birds of, 1845.

Fraser. Exhibition of two Birds of,
1845.

Gay. Historia de, 1847.

Philippi. Ueber einige Végel Chile’s,
1855,

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CuiLe.—Continued.

Boeck. Bemerk. iiber die Ornis der Pro-
vinz Valdivia, 1855.

Philippi. Ueber einige Chilenische Vi-
gel, 1857.

Frauenfeld. Ueber den Aufenthalt in
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Germain, On Nidification of some Birds
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Philippi. Ueber zwei neue Enten und
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Philippi and Landbeck. Zwei neue Ar-
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Philippi and Landbeck. Algunas especies
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Philippi and Landbeck. Neue Wirbel-
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Philippi. Neue Ente und Seeschwalbe,
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Landbeck. Beitrige zur Ornithologie
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Sclater. Notes on the Birds of, 1867.

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Philippi. Catdélogo de las Aves exis-

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Sclater. On the Land Birds of Juan
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Landbeck. Sobre algunos Pajaros Chile-
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Salvin, Additional Notes on Birds of
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Costa Rica.—Continued.

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and

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Lawrence. Notes on some Cuban Birds,
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Albrecht. Zur Ornithologie von, 1861.

Gundlach. Tabell. Uebers. aller bisher
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Gundlach. Neue Beit. zur
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DoMINICca.

Lawrence. New Birds from, 1877.

Lawrence. Provisional List of Ober’s
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Ornith.

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Dominica.—Continued.
Lawrence. Catalogue of Ober’s Birds

from, 1878.
Ecuabor.
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Jardine. Five Birds from Quito, 1857.

Sclater. Collection of Birds received by
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Sclater. Notes on Birds received by
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1858.

Sclater. New Birds from the Rio Napo,
1858.

Selater. List of Birds collected by Fra-
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Sclater. On New or Little-kuown Birds
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Sclater. Two New Birds from the Rio
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Sclater. Birds collected by Fraser at
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Sclater. Birds collected by Fraser at
Esmeraldas, 1860.

Selater. Birds collected by Fraser at
Pallatanga, 1860.

Sclater. Additional Birds collected by
Fraser at Pallatanga, 1860.

Sclater. Birds collected by Fraser at
Quito, 1860.

Sclater. Birds collected by Fraser at
Nanegal, etc., 1860.

Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
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Amazon, 1867.

Lawrence. Catalogue of Birds from
Puna Island, 1869,

Orton. Contrib. to Nat. Hist. of Valley
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Pelzeln. Sendung von Végeln aus, 1874.

Salvin. New Birds from Western, 1876.

Pelzeln. Weitere Sendung von Vigeln
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Pelzeln. Weitere Sendung von Végeln
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Sclater and Salvin. Three new Birds
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FALKLAND ISLANDS.

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Bernsée. On Various Birds of East,
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Gould. List of Birds from, 1859.
326

FALKLAND IsLanps.—Continued.

Sclater. Eggs of Two Raptorial Birds
of, 1860.

Sclater. Catalogue of the Birds of, 1860.

Abbott. Field-notes on Birds of, 1861.

Sclater. Add. and Corr. to the List of
Birds of, 1861.

Sclater. Addition to List of Birds of,
1864.

GALAPAGOES.
- Habel. Exhibition of Birds from the,

1869.

Sclater and Salvin. New Birds collected
by Habel in the, 1870.

Sclater. On Birds from the, 1871.

dnon. Zoology of the, 1872.

Editors. New Galapagoes Birds, 1872.

Salvin. On the Avifauna of the, 1876.

Sharpe. Zoological Collections of H. M.
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GRENADA.
Lawrence.
1879.

GUADELOUPE.
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1879.

GUATEMALA,
Hartlaub, Sept Ois. nouv. de, 1844.
Salvin. Letters from Duefias, 1860.
Salvin. Letters from Vera Paz, 1860.
Salvin and Sclater. Contrib. to the Orni-
thology of, 1860,
Sclater and Salvin. Eleven new Birds
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Salvin. Three new Birds from, 1861,
1861.

Salvin, Twenty-eight species to be add-
ed to Ornithology of, 1861.

Owen. Nesting-of some Birds of, 1861.

Salvin. Letter from Dueiias, 1862.

[Selater.] Salvin and Godman’s opera-
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Salvin. Letter from, 1863.

Salvin. Sea Birds and Waders of Pa-
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Catalogue of Ober’s Birds of,

Salvin. Another Contrib. to Ornith. of,
1866.
Salvin. Letter on some Birds of, 1873.
Sclater. Letter from Salvin on Birds of,
1874,
GUIANA.

Warren. Description of Surinam, 1745,
(p. 306),

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Guiana.—Continued.

Fermin. Hist. Nat. dela Hollande Equi-
nox., 1765, (p. 307).

Bancroft. Essay on the Natural History
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Sonnini. Observations sur les Marails
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Richard and Bernard. Cat. des Ois. en-
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Schomburgk. Description of British,
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Abbott. Exhibition of Birds from Suri-
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Cabanis. Schomburgk’s Reisen in Bri-
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1851.

Bonyan. On Raptorial Birds of British,
1253.
Bonaparte. Cat. des Ois. recueillis par

Desplanches & Cayenne, 1857.

Sclater. Birds from Oyapok, 1871.

Pelzeln. Birds collected by Miinzberg
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Brown, C. B. Canoe and Camp Life in
British, 1576.

HayTi.
> Hearne. Note on Birds of, 1834.
Hearne. Present of Living Animals
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Hearne. Collection of Birds formed in,
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Sallé. Oiseaux rapportés dans la Ré-
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Bryant. List of the Birds of, 1867.

Salvin. Letter off, 1873.

HONDURAS,

Sclater, List of Birds collected by Tay-
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Selater. Arrival of Birds from British,
1860,

Taylor, G. C. Birds collected or ob-
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Salvin. Fortnight among Sea Birds of,
1°64,

Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
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JAMAICA,

Sloane. Voyage to, 1707-25.

Browne. Civil and Natural History of,
1756, 1729,

Hill. On Nests of Birds of, 1241, 1242.

Hill. Two Bird-skins from, 1-44.

Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouv. de la,
1846.
No. 2.)

JAMAICA.—Continued.
Gosse. The Birds of, 1847.
Gosse. Extracts from the Birds of, 1847.
Hartlaub, Sur quelques Ois. nouv, de la,
1847, 1847.
Lafresnaye. Réponse 4 M. Hartlaub sur
quelques Ois. de la, 1847, 1847.

Gosse. Two new Birds from, 1849.

Gosse. Illustrations of the Birds of,
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Gosse. Naturalist’s Sojourn in, 1851,

Gosse. Singing Birds in, 1851.

Osburn. Notes on the Birds of (several

papers), 1859, 1860. .
Osburn. Notes on Mountain Birds of,
1860.

Sclater, Birds collected by Osburn in,
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Albrecht. Zur Ornith. von, 1862.
March. Notes on the Birds of, 1863-64.
Bell. Wildfowl] of, 1868.
MARTINIQUE.
Lawrence. Catalogue of Ober’s Birds of,
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MEXICO.
Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouy. de la

collection de M. Brelay, 1839.

Williams. The Isthmus of Tehuantepec,
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Selater. Birds collected by Boucard in
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New GRaNaDa.

Humboldt. Recueil d’observations, 1811,
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Boissonneau. Oiseaux nouveaux de San-
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Fraser. New Species from Bogota in
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Lafresnaye. Ois. nouv. de Santa-Fé de
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Lafresnaye. Quelques Ois. nouv. de la
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1846, ,

Hartlaub. Quatre Ois. de la, 1843.

Lafresnaye. Sur divers Ois. de la, 1844.

Seemann. Notes on the Zoology of the
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Mosquera. Memoria sobre la geografia
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Sclater. New Birds from Santa Fé de
Bogota, 1855.

Sclater. On Birds received from Santa
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Sclater, Additional new Birds from Bo-
gota, 1856.

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327

New Granapa.—Continued.

Sclater. New Species of Birds from Bo-
gota, 1856.

Sclater. Two new Species of Birds from
Bogota, 1856.

Sclater. Birds collected by Bridges at
David, Chiriqui, 1856.

Sclater. Further additions of List of
Birds from Bogota, 1857.

Sclater. Additional Birds received from
Bogota, 1857.

Sclater. Two new Species from Bogota,
1857.

Bryant. On Two Birds from Bogota,
1860.

Cassin. Catalogue of Birds collected

on the Isthmus of Darien by Michler,
1860.

Sclater. Nine new Birds from Bogota,
1862, 1862.

Lawrence. Catalogue of a Collection
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Lawrence. Six new Birds from Isthmus
of Panama, 1862.

Lawrence. Eight new Birds from Isth-
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Benvenuti. Descrizione di quattro nuove
specie, etc., 1866.

Sclater and Salvin. Notes on w collec-
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1864,

Lawrence. List of Birds collected by
Hicks near David, Chiriqui, 1865.

Lawrence. Four new Birds from Isth-
mus of Panama, 1865.

Lawrence. Notes on certain Birds from,
1867.
Cope. Birds of Palestine and, 1868.

Sclater and Salvin. Five new Birds from
the U. 8. of Colombia, 1870.

Tfyatt. Notes on Birds of the U. 8. of
Colombia, 1871.

Salvin. Maack’s Researches in Panama,
1872.
Sclater. Two new Birds from Antio-
quia, 1873.
Sclater and Salvin. Two new Birds
from Antioquia, 1875.
NICARAGUA.

Lawrence, Catalogue of Collection made
by Holland at Greytown, 1865.

Selater and Salvin. Birds collected by
Wickham on Blewfields River, 1867.

Salvin. Notes on Belt’s Chontales Birds
of, 1872.
328

NICARAGUA.—Continued.

Sclater. Additions to List of Birds of,
1873.
PanaMa, See NEW GRANADA.
PARAGUAY.

Dobrizhoffer. Historia de Abiponibus,
1784, 1822.

.lzara. Apuntamientos para la Histo-
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Hartlaub. Index zu Azara’s Apunta-
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PATAGONIA.

King. Letter on Animals of Straits of
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King. New genera and species from
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Vigors. Remarks on several new Birds

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@Orbigny. Naturh. Schilderung des
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Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
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1868.

Cunningham. Letter on Birds of Straits
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Sclater and Salvin. Second List of Birds
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Cunningham. Nat. Hist. of Straits of
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Newton, A, Additional Note on Nests
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Sclater and Salvin. Third List of Birds
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Cunningham, Fauna of the Straits of
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Hudson. On Birds of the Rio Negro,
1872.

Durnford. Birds observed in Chuput
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Durnford. Notes on the Birds of Cen-
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PERU.

Tschudi. Diagnosen einiger never peru-
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Tschudi. Avium Conspectus que in
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Tsorudi. Nachtriigliche Bemerkungen
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Tschudi and Cabanis, Fauna Peruana,
1845-46,

Tschudi. Five papers on animal life
in... and Chili, 1847,

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‘Pervu.—Continued.

Lafresnaye. Faune du Pérou du Dr.
Tschudi, 1849.

Strickland. Four species of Birds from
Andes of, 1850.

Kinahan. Letter from Callao, 1856.

Bolle. Guano auf den Chincha-Inseln,
1861.

Raimondi. Huano des iles de Chincha,
1856, 1856.

Sclater. On the Birds of the Vicinity
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Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
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Sclater and Salvin. Additions to Birds
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1866.

Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
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Sclater. On Birds of the vicinity of
Lima, 1267.

Sclater. Extracts from Bartlett’s let-
ters, 1867.

Sclater and Salvin. On Peruvian Birds
collected by Whitely, 1867, 1868, 1868,
1869, 1869, 1873, 1874, 1876.

Sclater. Birds of the vicinity of Lima,
1869.
Sclater and Salvin. Two new Birds

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1869.

Sclater. On Birds of the vicinity of
Lima, 1871.
Sclater. Peruvian Birds collected by

Whitely, Part VII, 1873.

Sclater and Salvin. Bartlétt’s Birds of
Eastern, 1573.

Cabanis. Neue peruanische Vigel Jels-
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Sclater. Notice of Jelski’s Collections
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Taczanowski.

1874.
Taczanowski. Oiseaux recueillis par
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Oiseaux nouveaux da,

1877,
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1836.
Bryant. Vogel von, 1366.
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Porto Rico.—Continued. .
Bryant. List of Birds collected by Swift
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Sundevall. Foglarne pi 6n, 1869 or:

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ST. BaARTHOLOMEW.
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Lawrence. Seven new Birds from the
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. Mitchell. Notice of Lord Harris’s Col-
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De Verteuil. Trinidad, 1858.
Léotaud. Ois. de ’Ile de la, 1866.
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Finsch. On Coll. of Birds from, 1870.
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VENEZUELA.
Lafresnaye. Ois. nouv. de l’Orénoco,
1846.
Sclater and Salvin. Birds collected by
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Salwin. On some Collections of Birds

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Wrst Inpres. (See, also, the several
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Guyon. Des animaux disparus de la
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Taylor. Guano from Caribbean Islands,
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Selater. The Birds of the Lesser Antil-
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Lawrence. New Birds from Grenada
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330

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Lawrence. Catalogue of Ober’s Birds of
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Lawrence. General Catalogue of Ober’s
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YUCATAN.
Cabot.

Three New Birds from, 1843.
Cabot.

Birds of, 1844.

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Yucatan.—Continued.

Cabot.
1845.

Cabot. Stephens’s Incidents of Travel
in, 1848.

Sclater. On Birds described by Cabot
from, 1852.

Lawrence. List of Birds from Northern,
1869.

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