340 Woou wa animus. 
     
    
   
   
    
     61‘. Crown greenish. a small white spot at the hase of' the primaries 
     
     almost eoneealed luy wing-eoverts. 
     
     (L31. limea—‘ru1:o.\'rI-:n BLl'E “VARIPIJCI: (9 and inl.). 
     
     [14. Crown grayish. bend ot'the wing yellow. 
     
     62w. livoimwx‘s \VARBLER 9. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A FIELD KEY TO THE 
     
     ADULT MALE VVARBLERS 0E EASTERN NORTH AMERICA IN 
     
     SPRING AND SUMMER PLUMAGE. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. Throat yellow, white, or whitish; under parts Hit/tout streaks or patches. 
     
     I1. Throat black, lvrown7 or slate-color. 
     
     Ill. Throat yellow or orange. under parts with streaks. (In one species a 
     
     hlaekish—hrown band across the breast.) 
     
     IV. Throat white or whitish, with streaks 01' spots on the under parts. (In 
     
     two speeies a yellow pateh on the sides ot'the breast.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. Throat yellow, white, or whitish; under parts without 
     
     streaks or patches. 
     
     1. Throat yellow. 
     
    

    
     ‘1. Length over 41-00. the largest of the Warlders; haunts dense thiek- 
     
     ets in seeond growth: song. a peeuliar mixture ot'whistles, chm-1's, 
     
     and erow-ealls‘ delivered from the undergrowth, from the trees 
     
     almve. or on the, wing. when the hird resembles a hunch of falling 
     
     leaves . . . . . . . . . . . Gal}. YELLHW-UREZASTED CHAT. 
     
    

    
     If. Length under 6'00. . 
     
    

    
     a. llead and Meek hright golden yellow like the hreast: tail-feath— 
     
     ers white, exeept at the tip: haunts near the water, espeeially 
     
     low hashes and willows hanging over streams and ponds; call. a 
     
     sharp 1n «1‘ ,' range, from Virginia southward. 
     
    

    
     037. l’l:o'ruo.\'oT.\I:v \VARRLER. 
     
    

    
     b. Forehead and cheeks l)l11(‘l{, a yellow line over the eye; song. a 
     
     low whistled eall of" five to seven notes: haunts near the ground; 
     
     range from lower Hudson Valley soutlnvardi 
     
    

    
     1177. Ki—zx'rrem' WARnunc. 
     
    

    
     c. Forehead and cheeks hlaek. hordered hy grayish: no line over 
     
     the eye; haunts undergrowth ; eall. a frequently repeated Mael' ,' 
     
     song. a loud, rapid I bearer}: you. I Imam/L you. I beseech you, or 
     
     WWI/('II-ILIIY’e-I), trite/Iauuwi—n, trilr/I—e-Hw'v-o ; movements restless; 
     
     abundant . . . . . . . . 681. hlAlH'LANI) YELLOWJFHRUA'I‘. 
     
    

    
     6811;. FLORIDA YELLow—TuquT (Fla). 
     
    

    
     1/. Head and haek olive—green: wings with two white liars; outer 
     
     tail-fi-athers white; haunts pine woods: song. a musieal trill. 
     
    

    
     (571. I’IXI-z \VARHI.ER. 
     
    

    
     6. (‘rown hluish ash‘ eye-ring white; call—note, sometimes like the 
     
     sound produced by striking two pebhles together. 
     
    

    
     (345. NASHVILLE WARIH.1~:R.