=659. Chestnut-sided Warbler= (_Dendroica pensylvanica_). L. 5. _Ad._ [Male]. Sides chestnut, crown yellow; back streaked black and greenish yellow; cheek-patch and sides of throat black. _Ad._ [Female]. Crown duller; chestnut and black reduced. _Yng._ Above bright yellow-green, back with or without black spots; below grayish white, sides sometimes with traces of chestnut; wing-bars yellowish white. _Notes._ Song, resembles that of Yellow Warbler. (See page 197.)
Range.--Eastern North America; breeds from northern New Jersey and Central Illinois north to Newfoundland and Manitoba (and south in the Alleghanies to South Carolina); winters in Central America.
=604. Dickcissel= (_Spiza americana_). L. 6.2. _Ad._ [Male]. Breast, bend of wing, line over eye and at side of throat yellow; throat-patch black; lesser wing-coverts reddish chestnut; no white in tail. _Ad._ [Female]. Less yellow and chestnut, no black on throat. _Notes._ Song, an earnest, but unmusical _dick_, _dick_, _che-che-che_, _che_.
Range.--Middle United States east of the Rockies, west of Alleghanies, breeds from Alabama and Texas to Minnesota; casual in Atlantic States; winters in Central and northern South America.
=618. Bohemian Waxwing= (_Ampelis garrulus_). L. 8. Crested. _Ads._ Brownish gray; under tail-coverts, forecrown and sides of throat chestnut-rufous; _throat_ and eye-stripe black; wing-quills and primary coverts tipped with white or yellow; secondaries usually with red tips; tail tipped with yellow.
Range.--Northern parts of northern hemisphere; breeds in far north; winters south irregularly to northern United States, casually to Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kansas, and northern California.
=619. Cedar Waxwing= (_Ampelis cedrorum_). L. 7. Crested. _Ads._ Grayish brown; belly _yellowish_; under tail-coverts white; no white tips on wing-quills; secondaries with red tips; tail tipped with yellow and rarely with red tips. _Notes._ A fine, lisping note; a string of notes usually uttered when taking flight.
Range.--North America: breeds from Virginia and the highlands of South Carolina, Kansas, and Oregon, north to Labrador and southern Alaska (?); winters from northern United States to Central America.
=628. Yellow-throated Vireo= (_Vireo flavifrons_). L. 5.5. _Ads._ Throat and breast _bright_ yellow, belly white; above _bright_ olive-green, rump gray; two white wing-bars. _Notes._ Call, a scolding _cack_; song like Red-eye's but richer, more deliberate, _see me_; _I'm here_; _where are you_? in varying forms; also a mellow trill.
