New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

along the branches OF the different pines IN the f
:, returns carly In September and goes south inc h'
week Of that month. The rcdpol W''pio' i " w.
mon migrant ana arrives here early III Aprli' rc''i
inc a, the end Of August Unlike most oil It's XII" ''
lIrd is terrestrial In It's habits. IL Hcq"c"''
borders a thcIcts and bushes along "'tei'o"i
This bird is extremely shy leads 'ecnd'd life "l''o
rcedInr and can he approached only win the Sreo'
difficulty ro
rho Golden. crowned thrush. or vcn-brd Is con"
mon and welcome bird in the Park and builds or AT
least makes It's nest IN the banks oil me hihD'r'
f. essentially terrestrial bird Al nesting u"e III NV
fal the male bird perchcS on some low Dough anu S'o
beautifully g.
,,o,hor common summer visitor. and remains uhu
late in the fall These birds can be- seen about Tue
,.ho and sur.,r,,v paris Of the Ramble. and few
rood ho,. overv vear The Louisiana watcrthrhNh i
nat a common bird. but few gtheIaly arrive III ''0
end If lprIl and again at tie beginning oil september
They ar, essentially Migrant
nro,,, GUNNER resident + the Mary Land yellow
throat which is common, arriving early ID May '""
nesting all over tie Park. II !, almost As nold D.
the sparrow. but much pntticr ana more u'eI"'
for If, fpd consists entirely Of Insects Inc yeHo"
breasted chat IS not a common birl. but some visit Inc
p,rl a,r,v in Nav and september. bat a.c only TO BE-
f,rnd IN the thcie,t ,hrubbcry Of the Rambc.
rare visitor i, the hooded nyctichng warbler u
does however Occasionally come q, lar i9th a., tm .
from IFS Carolina home. While gtmhpiIlhg from U'r
io Tree il has a peculiarly graceful fashion OF op'hS
and closing its TAIL which clearly d,'IHt u TV',
bird arriving the latter erd Of May ana returning ~
august. 1t leads 4 solitary li,, ana is v"y To u
(ouud I'm the thckc>t reccs-c- of the l'1mbc.
The redsar is chiefly prnF ana autumn H., ing am.
but a few breed here. TIL h"lt iitlc tlIow ,, 'A,
trcmely numerous in the spring ana no l,r 80 III Inc
i. IL, most characteristic act ~ are those OF ill
ming sideway, along small twlg, with inccN'aht expand
rare visitor Is the mockincbird. and 1T Is probable
that the few which have been noticed ~ tine iarh az
birds which have escaped from CAPTIVITY. n. certainly
thn.c Erds do not breed anywhere near far north a.
this. their home being in I'd" II pcs. HoNcI'f "Ncl
her. IT PcrescS On tG GoI 1" cSn o' 'P u
The catbiId arrives here. ~ rule cary ID HlAA
and remain III HTGer Is h, f%r p,frc. wicr If
build, II, nest but j. generally found in some patrh OF
,milax. should that crcepcr be anywhere Convenient 10
sumner resident Is the brown thrush. tra,hcr.
which arrive here at Tie rnd Of Aplil Hn rae, n
In the open but their nests are made in the thlceSt
undcrgrowth.
4 pretty but net common bird is the house wren.
II is n summer resident. arriving about the middle
Of MAY. II makc- it, nest in banks ar tie hollow
ran. but there nrc some always m IN" PARK. IL
fragments thick br Jar patches in da,k woods; tI'
4 creeks where it thread, 10, way like morse ana
{, by no mean, easy - find The brown crclcr is
tobcr and leaving herr dhcnt IN" uH'le Oh MIN
An abundant permanent resident J, me Wm'c u''Ir, ,
uhgtcn. " j. '-i"' illN numerous ~ ll' 'lll'
numbers Of them NEST I'm the PARK. raising ih'r uh'
bio0ds in the hollow, OF trees. The icllrUci II'
hatch Is a winter re- dcn and not common. hu' tll
careful Ob-crvrr may De- rewarded Pow seeing mi >m
and active bird winding mp the trunk and nons 'hc
horizontal biauchc, ~ almost every ti"' iN
the Park. Tie cEioLadcr. OF black capped H.
mouse i q common winter visitor aud VII
the sparrow T. one Of the P.iir,t Of BIRDS 1boui 'Oe
menacrrlc often entering Tie sheds i1 -frch oi ,~
rnly crowned kingct has been noticed 90 the vicinity
Of the cave mp to fcw da'S ago. ana u ~c'Iu- %,
uprnh,hlc that This bird may remain with tn Ou,'
the winter a, all IL, kin have gone south long ~