What bird is that?

by Frank M. Chapman

INDEX

Blackbird, Bahama Red-wing, [50]
Cow. See [Cowbird]
Crow. See [Grackles], Purple and Bronzed
Florida Red-wing, [50]; [Case 4], Figs. 28, 29
Red-winged, [49], [Case 5], Figs. 5, 6
Rusty, [52]; [Case 5], Figs. 3, 4
Yellow-headed, [49]; [Case 6], Fig. 45
Black-cap, Wilson's. See [Warbler, Wilson's]
Bluebird, [134]; [Case 4], Fig. 78; [Case 5], Fig. 13
Bobolink, [48];
[Case 7], Figs. 13, 14
Bob-white, [1]; [Case 1], Figs. 1, 2
Florida, [2]; [Case 3], Figs. 1, 2
Bull-bat. See [Nighthawk]
Bunting, Bay-winged. See [Sparrow, Vesper]
Black-throated. See [Dickcissel]
Indigo, [79]; [Case 7], Figs. 23, 24
Painted, [79]; [Case 6], Figs. 49, 50
Snow, [61]; [Case 2], Fig. 57
Butcher-bird. See [Shrike, Northern]
Buzzard, Turkey, [6]; [Case 3]. Fig. 9
Canary, Wild. See [Goldfinch]
Caracara, Audubon's, [18]
Cardinal, [77]; [Case 4], Figs. 34, 35
Florida, [78]
Kentucky. See [Cardinal]
Catbird, [117]; [Case 4], Fig. 81; [Case 6], Fig. 71
Cedar-bird. See [Waxwing, Cedar]
Chat, Yellow-breasted, [113]; [Case 8], Fig. 49
Chebec. See [Flycatcher, Least]
Cherry-bird. See [Waxwing, Cedar]
Chewink. See [Towhee]
Chickadee, Acadian, [127]
Black-capped, [125]; [Case 2], Fig. 37
Brown-capped, [127]
Carolina, [126]; [Case 4], Fig. 68
Florida, [126]
Hudsonian, [127]
Labrador, [127]
Chicken, Prairie, [3]
Chippy. See [Sparrow, Chipping]
Winter. See [Sparrow, Tree]
Chuck-will's-widow, [33]; [Case 6], Fig. 40
Clape. See [Flicker]
Cowbird, [48]; [Case 5], Figs. 8, 9
Creeper, Black and White. See [Warbler, Black and White]
Brown, [122]; [Case 2], Fig. 59
Crossbill, American, [58]; [Case 2], Figs. 49, 50
White-winged, [58]; [Case 2], Figs. 51, 52
Crow, [46]; [Case 1], Fig. 19; [Case 3], Fig. 27
Carrion. See [Vulture, Black]
Fish, [46]
Florida, [46]
Cuckoo, Black-billed, [25]; [Case 7], Fig. 2
Yellow-billed, [25]; [Case 7], Fig. 1
Darter, Little Blue. See [Hawk, Sharp-Shinned]
Big Blue. See [Hawk, Cooper's]
Dickcissel, [80]; [Case 7], Fig. 20
Dove, Carolina. See Dove, [Mourning]
Ground, [5]; [Case 3], Fig. 4
Mourning, [5]; [Case 3], Fig. 3; [Case 5], Fig. 11
Turtle. See Dove, [Mourning]
Eagle, Bald, [14]; [Case 3], Fig. 11
Golden, [14]
Falcon, Peregrine, [16]
Finch, Grass. See [Sparrow, Vespe]r
Lark. See [Sparrow, Lark]
Pine. See [Siskin, Pine]
Purple, [57]; [Case 2], Figs. 32, 33; [Case 4], Figs. 48, 49
Firebird. See [Oriole, Baltimore]
Flicker, Northern, [32]; [Case 2], Figs. 21, 22; [Case 3], Fig. 20
Southern, [32]
Flycatcher, Acadian, [41]; [Case 8], Fig. 60
Alder, [41]; [Case 8], Fig. 62
Crested, [38]; [Case 7], Fig. 5
Least, [42]; [Case 6], Fig. 44
Olive-sided, [39]; [Case 8], Fig. 59
Traill's, [42]
Yellow-bellied, [40]; [Case 8], Fig. 61
Gnatcatcher, Blue-gray, [129]; [Case 4], Fig. 69
Goldfinch, [60]; [Case 2], Figs. 35, 36; [Case 4]. Figs. 50, 51
Goshawk, [11]
Grackle, Boat-tailed, [54]
Bronzed, [53]; [Case 5], Fig. 2
Florida, [53]; [Case 4], Fig. 74
Purple, [53]; [Case 5], Fig. 1
Grosbeak, Blue, [78]; [Case 6], Figs. 52, 53
Cardinal. See [Cardinal Evening], [55]
Pine, [56]; [Case 2], Figs. 53, 54
Rose-breasted, [78]; [Case 7], Figs. 25, 26
Grouse, Canada. See [Partridge, Spruce]
Canada, Ruffed, [3]
Pinnated. See [Chicken, Prairie]
Ruffed, [2]; [Case 1], Fig. 3
Spruce. See [Partridge, Canada Spruce]
Gyrfalcon, [15]
Black, [15]
Gray, [15]
White, [15]
Hair-bird. See [Sparrow, Chipping]
Hang-nest. See [Oriole, Baltimore]
Harrier. See [Hawk, Marsh]
Hawk, Broad-winged, [13]
Chicken. See [Hawks, Red-shouldered] and [Red-tailed]
Cooper's, [10]; [Case 1], Figs. 9, 10
Duck, [16]
Fish, [18]; [Case 3], Fig. 14
Florida Red-shouldered, [13]
Florida Sparrow, [17]
Harlan's, [11]
Hen. See [Hawks, Red-shouldered] and [Red-tailed]
Killy. See [Hawk, Sparrow]
Krider's, [11]
Marsh, [9]; [Case 3], Fig. 15
Pigeon, [16]
Red-shouldered, [12]; [Case 1], Fig. 4; [Case 3], Fig. 12
Red-tailed, [11]; [Case 1], Figs. 5, 6; [Case 3], Fig. 13
Rough-legged, [14]
Sharp-shinned, [9]; [Case 1], Figs. 11, 12; [Case 3], Figs. 7, 8
Sparrow, [17]; [Case 1], Figs. 7, 8; [Case 3], Figs. 5, 6
Hen, Heath, [4]
Mud. See Rail, Clapper and Coot, American
Prairie. See [Chicken, Prairie]
High-hole. See [Flicker]
Hummingbird, Ruby-throated, [36]; [Case 7], Figs. 3, 4
Indigo-bird. See [Bunting, Indigo]
Jackdaw. See [Grackle, Boat-tailed]
Jay, Blue, [44]; [Case 2], Fig. 20
Canada, [45]
Florida, [44]
Florida Blue, [44]; [Case 4], Fig. 75
Scrub, [44]
Joree. See [Towhee]
Junco, Carolina, [73]
Slate-colored, [73]; [Case 2], Fig. 43; [Case 4], Fig. 41
Kingbird, [37]; [Case 7], Fig. 6 Gray, [37]; [Case 7], Fig. 7
Kingfisher, Belted, [26]; [Case 3], Fig. 18; [Case 5], Fig. 10
Kinglet, Golden-crowned, [127]; [Case 2], Figs. 62, 63; [Case 4], Figs. 72, 73
Ruby-crowned, [128]; [Case 4], Figs. 70, 71; [Case 5], Figs. 36, 37
Kite, Everglade, [8]
Mississippi, [8]
Swallow-tailed, [7]
White-tailed, [8]
Lark, Field. See Meadowlark Horned, [43]
Prairie. See [Meadowlark]
Prairie Horned, [43]; [Case 2], Fig. 42
Shore. See Lark, Horned
Longspur, Lapland, [62]
Martin, Bee. See [Kingbird]
Purple, [82]; [Case 5], Fig. 25
Meadowlark, [50]; [Case 2], Fig. 50
Southern, [50]; [Case 4], Fig. 79
Western, [51]
Merlin,
Mockingbird, [117]; [Case 4], Fig. 76
Moose-bird. See [Jay, Canada]
Nighthawk, [34]; [Case 6], Fig. 39
Florida, [34]
Nonpareil, See [Bunting, Painted]
Nuthatch, Brown-headed, [124]; [Case 4], Fig. 66
Florida White-breasted, [123]
Red-breasted, [124]; [Case 2], Figs. 60, 61
White-breasted, [123]; [Case 2], Figs. 38, 39; [Case 4], Fig. 65
Oriole, Baltimore, [52]; [Case 7], Figs. 8, 9
Orchard, [51]; [Case 7], Figs. 10-12
Osprey, [18]; [Case 3], Fig. 14
Oven-bird, [109]; [Case 6], Fig. 64
Owl, Acadian. See [Owl, Saw-whet]
Barn, [19]; [Case 3], Fig. 17
Barred, [20]; [Case 1], Fig. 15
Cat. See [Owl, Screech]
Florida Barred, [20]; [Case 3], Fig. 16
Florida Burrowing, [24]
Florida Screech, [22]; [Case 3], Fig. 19
Great Gray, [21]
Great Horned, [22]; [Case 1], Fig. 16
Hawk, [23]
Hoot. See [Owl, Barred]
Long-eared, [19]; [Case 1], Fig. 17
Marsh, [20]
Monkey-faced. See [Owl, Barn]
Mottled. See [Owl, Screech]
Richardson's, [21]
Saw-whet, [21]; [Case 2], Fig. 41
Screech, [22]; [Case 1], Figs. 13, 14
Short-eared, [20]; [Case 1], Fig. 18
Snowy, [23]
Paroquet, Carolina, [24]
Partridge. See [Grouse, Ruffed], and [Bob-white]
Canada Spruce, [2]
Peregrine. See [Hawk, Duck]
Peewee, Wood, [40]; [Case 8], Fig. 63
Pheasant. See [Grouse, Ruffed]
Phœbe, [38]; [Case 4], Fig. 52; [Case 5], Fig. 15
Pigeon, Passenger, [5] Wild, [5]
Pipit, American, [116]; [Case 4], Fig. 62; [Case 5], Fig. 17
Sprague's, [117]
Quail. See [Bob-white]
Raven, [45]
Red-bird. See [Cardinal]
Redpoll, [59]; [Case 2], Figs. 47, 48
Greater, [59]
Hoary, [59]
Holbœll's [59]
Mealy. See [Redpoll, Hoary]
Redstart, [115]; [Case 8], Figs. 57, 58
Reedbird. See [Bobolink]
Ricebird. See [Bobolink]
Robin, [133]; [Case 4], Fig. 80; [Case 5], Fig. 12
Southern, [133]
Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied, [30]; [Case 3], Fig. 26; [Case 5], Fig. 30
Shrike, Loggerhead, [87]; [Case 4], Fig. 55
Migrant, [87]
Northern, [86]; [Case 2], Fig. 56
Siskin, Pine, [60]; [Case 2], Fig. 55
Snail-hawk. See [Kite, Everglade]
Snowbird. See [Junco, Slate-colored]
Snow Bunting, [61]; [Case 2], Fig. 57
Snowflake. See [Snow Bunting]
Sparrow, Acadian Sharp-tailed, [67]
Alabama Seaside, [68]
Bachman's, [73]
Bush. See [Sparrow, Field]
Cape Sable, [68]
Chipping, [71]; [Case 4], Fig. 45; [Case 5]. Fig. 31
Clay-colored, [72]; [Case 6], Fig. 48
Dusky Seaside, [68]
English, [57]; [Case 2], Figs. 30, 31; [Case 4], Figs. 38, 39
Field, [72]; [Case 4], Fig. 43; [Case 5], Fig. 14
Florida Grasshopper, [64]
Fox, [76]; [Case 4], Fig. 37; [Case 5], Fig. 7
Grasshopper, [64]; [Case 7], Fig. 16
Harris's, [69]; [Case 7], Fig. 21
Henslow's, [65]; [Case 7], Fig. 17
House, [57]; [Case 2], Figs. 30, 31; [Case 4], Figs. 38, 39
Ipswich, [63]
Lark, [68]; [Case 7], Fig. 19
Leconte's, [65]; [Case 7], Fig. 18
Lincoln's, [75]; [Case 7], Fig. 15
Louisiana Seaside, [68]
Macgillivray's Seaside, [68]
Nelson's, [66]
Northwest Florida, [68]
Pine-woods, [74]
Savannah, [64]; [Case 4], Fig. 47; [Case 5], Fig. 23
Scott's Seaside, [68]
Seaside, [67]; [Case 6], Fig. 46
Sharp-tailed, [66]; [Case 6], Fig. 47
Song, [74]; [Case 2], Fig. 34, [Case 4], Fig. 42
Swamp, [75]; [Case 4], Fig. 44; [Case 5], Fig. 22
Tree, [71]; [Case 2], Fig. 44; [Case 4], Fig. 46
Vesper, [63]; [Case 4], Fig. 36; [Case 5], Fig. 16
White-crowned, [69]; [Case 7], Fig. 22
White-throated, [70]; [Case 2], Figs. 45, 46; [Case 4], Fig. 40
Yellow-winged. See [Sparrow, Grasshopper]
Starling, [47]; [Case 2], Figs. 24, 25
Swallow, Bahama Bank, [84]; [Case 6], Fig. 54
Barn, [83]; [Case 5], Fig. 32
Chimney. See [Swift, Chimney]
Cliff, [82]; [Case 6], Fig. 55
Eaves. See [Swallow, Cliff]
Rough-winged, [84]; [Case 6], Fig. 56
Tree, [83]; [Case 5], Fig. 24
White-bellied. See [Swallow, Tree]
Swift, Chimney, [35]; [Case 6], Fig. 42
Tanager, Scarlet, [80]; [Case 7], Figs. 27, 28
Summer, [81]; [Case 5], Figs. 33, 34
Thistle-bird. See [Goldfinch]
Thrasher, Brown, [118]; [Case 4], Fig. 82; [Case 6], Fig. 72
Thrush, Alice's. See [Thrush, Gray-cheeked]
Bicknell's, [131]
Brown. See [Thrasher, Brown]
Golden-crowned. See [Oven-bird]
Gray-cheeked, [130]; [Case 8], Fig. 82
Hermit, [132]; [Case 4], Fig. 77; [Case 5], Fig. 26
Olive-backed, [131]; [Case 8], Fig. 81
Swainson's. See Thrush, [Olive-backed]
Tawny. See [Veery]
Willow, [130]
Wood, [129]; [Case 6], Fig. 74
Titlark. See [Pipit, American]
Titmouse, Tufted, [125]; [Case 4], Fig. 67
Towhee, [76]; [Case 4], Figs. 32, 33; [Case 5], Fig. 51
White-eyed, [77]
Turkey, Florida, [4]
Wild, [4]
Veery, [130]; [Case 6], Fig. 73
Vireo, Bell's, [92]; [Case 6]; Fig. 65
Black-whiskered, [88]
Blue-headed, [90]; [Case 6], Fig. 68
Key West, [91]
Mountain Solitary, [91]
Philadelphia, [89]; [Case 7], Fig. 30
Red-eyed, [88]; [Case 6], Fig. 66
Solitary. See [Vireo, Blue-headed]
Warbling, [89]; [Case 7], Fig. 29
White-eyed, [91]; [Case 6], Fig. 67
Yellow-throated, [90]; [Case 6], Fig. 69
Vulture, Black, [7]; [Case 3], Fig. 10
Turkey, [6]; [Case 3], Fig. 9
Warbler, Bachman's, [94]; [Case 5], Figs. 20, 21
Bay-breasted, [103]; [Case 8], Figs. 69, 70
Black and White, [92]; [Case 6], Fig. 57
Black and Yellow. See [Warbler, Magnolia]
Blackburnian, [104]; [Case 8], Figs. 67, 68
Black-throated Blue, [99]; [Case 6], Figs. 58, 59
Black-throated Green, [106]; [Case 6], Fig. 62
Blackpoll, [103]; [Case 8], Figs. 71, 72
Blue-winged, [94]; [Case 7], Fig. 35
Brewster's, [95]; [Case 7], Fig. 38
Cairns's, [100]
Canadian, [115]; [Case 8], Fig. 53
Cape May, [98]; [Case 8], Figs. 65, 66
Cerulean, [102]; [Case 8], Figs. 46, 47
Chestnut-sided, [102]; [Case 8], Figs. 43, 44
Connecticut, [111]; [Case 8], Figs. 77, 78
Golden-winged, [95]; [Case 7], Figs. 34, 36
Hooded, [114]; [Case 8], Figs. 54, 55
Kentucky, [111]; [Case 8], Fig. 52
Kirtland's, [106]; [Case 8], Fig. 45
Lawrence's, [95]; [Case 7], Fig. 37
Magnolia, [101]; [Case 8], Fig. 42
Mourning, [112]; [Case 8], Figs. 75, 76
Myrtle, [100]; [Case 5], Fig. 27
Nashville, [96]; [Case 7], Fig. 33
Northern Parula, [97]; [Case 7], Fig. 39
Orange-crowned, [96]; [Case 7], Fig. 32
Palm, [108]; [Case 6], Fig. 61
Parula, [97], [98]
Pine, [107]; [Case 4]; Fig. 57; [Case 6], Fig. 60
Prairie, [108]; [Case 8], Fig. 48
Prothonotary, [93]; [Case 5], Fig. 29
Redpoll. See [Warblers, Palm] and [Yellow Palm]
Summer. See [Warbler, Yellow]
Swainson's, [93]; [Case 5], Fig. 28
Sycamore, [105]; [Case 5], Fig. 19
Tennessee, [97]; [Case 8], Fig. 64
Wilson's, [114]; [Case 8], Figs. 73, 74
Worm-eating, [93]; [Case 7], Fig. 31
Yellow, [99]; [Case 8], Figs. 40, 41
Yellow Palm, [108]; [Case 6], Fig. 61
Yellow-rumped. See [Warbler, Myrtle]
Yellow-throated, [105]; [Case 5], Fig. 18
Water-Thrush, Grinnell's, [110]
Louisiana, [110]; [Case 5], Fig. 5
Northern, [110]; [Case 8], Fig. 56
Waxwing, Bohemian, [85]
Cedar, [85]; [Case 2], Fig. 40; [Case 4], Fig. 54
Whip-poor-will, [34]; [Case 6], Fig. 41
Whiskey-Jack. See [Jay, Canada]
Woodpecker, American Three-toed, [30]
Arctic Three-toed, [29]
Downy, [28]; [Case 2], Figs. 26, 27
Golden-winged. See [Flicker]
Hairy, [28]; [Case 2], Figs. 28, 29
Ivory-billed, [27]
Ladder-backed. See [Woodpecker, American Three-toed]
Northern Hairy, [28]
Northern Pileated, [31]
Pileated, [31]
Red-bellied, [32]; [Case 3], Fig. 23
Red-cockaded, [29]
Red-headed, [31]; [Case 3], Figs. 21, 22; [Case 6], Fig. 43
Southern Downy, [28]
Southern Hairy, [28]
Three-toed, [30]
Yellow-bellied. See [Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied]
Wren, Bewick's, [119]
Carolina, [119]; [Case 4], Fig. 64
Florida, [119]
House, [120]; [Case 4], Fig. 63; [Case 6], Fig. 70
Long-billed Marsh, [122]; [Case 8], Fig. 79
Marian's Marsh, [122]
Prairie Marsh, [122]
Short-billed Marsh, [121]; [Case 8], Fig. 80
Winter, [120]; [Case 2], Fig. 58
Worthington's Marsh, [122]
Yellow-bird. See [Goldfinch]
Summer. See [Warbler, Yellow]
Yellow-hammer. See [Flicker]
Yellow-throat, Florida, [113]
Maryland, [113]; [Case 8], Figs. 50, 51

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Index: Links were made wherever possible to mentioned birds. In some cases however, the index references a bird or birds that are not mentioned anywhere in the text or index itself. One of these cases, for an example, is under Hen:
Mud. See Rail, Clapper and Coot, American
Merlin is another of these mentioned but not present references.

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