. Magazine des oiseaux de l'Amérique, de l'ornithologie. Les oiseaux. c.".H.tE.o n° 536. Bruant lapon Calcarius- poiiiciis {lap. Se reproduit dans le nord de N. A., migratingUn l'hiver à la frontière nord de l'et rarement au milieu des parties, sauf à l'intérieur où ils sont assez abondants. Longueur 6. Black Crown, sep ?classées de la black de la côtés de la tête et de la gorge par une bande blanchâtre arcades sourcilières. Couleur marron sur l'arrière du cou. Le restant des parties supérieures striée de noir et Buffy. En hiver, le noir et le châtaignier est presque dissimulé b&gt ; les conseils de buffy aux plumes. Des femmes. Bla

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. American bird magazine, ornithology. Birds. c.».H.tE.o No. 536. Lapland Longspur {Calcarius lap- poiiiciis. Breeds in the northern parts of N. A., migratingUn winter to the northern border of the U. S. and rarely to the middle portions, except in the interior where they are fairly abundant. Length 6 in. Black crown, sep?rated from the black of the sides of head and throat by a whitish superciliary stripe. Chestnut color on the back of neck. Rest of upper parts streaked with black and buffy. In winter the black and chestnut is nearly concealed b> the buffy tips to the feathers. Female. Black on head concealed by gray and that on throat broken. Chestnut color almost concealed. No. 553. Harris Sparrow, (Zonotrichia querula). Middle portions of the United States from Illinois west to middle Kansas, and from Manitoba south to Texas. Whole crown, throat and face black; sides of head grayish. Upper parts streaked with black, brownish and buffy. In winter the black on the crown is concealed by grayish and the throat is white, bordered with dusky streaks, and a rusty patch adorns the breast. In the female the hood is imperfect and intermingled with white. Length 7.5 in. No. 565. Black-chinned Sparrow, (^Spi:(ella airigularis.) Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico. Length, 6 in. Face and throat, black. A reddish brown patch in the middle of the back. Rest of plumage dark ash shading into whitish on the belly. The female is slightly duller in color. The young lack the black mask and the reddish brown on the back is paler. It has an extremely long tail for its slender body. English Sparrow, (Passer domesticus). An introduced species, but now covering the whole of the United States and nearly all of Canada; fre- quenting the cities and towns, where they are fa- miliar objects on the streets. Very pugnacious and make war on all the smaller native birds. Length, 6 in. Face and throat black. Hind neck chestnut. Rest of upper parts grayish, streaked with black and brown

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