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     Family 1"». limit/«.7 Nl'l'llATl'IH-ZS and TITMH'E 11%;. :37). 
     
    

    
     Suhtinnily Nit/[mu *Xl"l'll.\'l'l'lIl-I.~‘. 
     
     llill ruthur lung and rlclltlcl’, the end of the lower mandible slanting 
     
     slightly upward; wings long und 
     
     pointed, the third ur tivnrth prinmry 
     
     the longest. the first Very snmll, not 
     
     an ineh in length; tuil short and 
     
     Niuure, the outer feathers hletehed 
     
     with white, p. 356. 
     
    

    
     Suht'zunily I‘arimr.—TITMICE. 
     
     Length 4'50-6‘50: hill short, stout. and 
     
     rounded, less than half an inch in 
     
     length ; fourth or fifth prinmry longest, 
     
     first very short, not more than one 
     
     third as long; tail rather long, dull 
     
     ashy gray without white blotehes, 
     
     p. 389. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Family 17. Sylriz'rliv.—I\'INGLET5 and 
     
     GNA'J‘C mes (Fig. 58'). 
     
     Length 36075.00; hill slender, re— 
     
     sembling that of some \Varblers, but 
     
     the first prinmt‘y is very short, only 
     
     about one third as long as the longest, 
     
     1!. 31'1. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     FIG. 58. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Family 1\‘. Turf/131:7). — 
     
     'l'nnt‘smis, BLI'EBIRDS, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Length mmwr501hill mod— 
     
     -'-rute. the, tip of the upper 
     
     :nundihle notched; tarsus 
     
     smooth, the scales, if any, 
     
     :‘used and indistinct, tail 
     
     square: wings long and 
     
     pointed. 3-7:") or over, third 
     
     primary the longmt, the 
     
     first very short, less than 
     
     me inch in length, p. 3%.