Red-Faced Warbler
690. Cardellina rubrifrons. 5¼ inches.
Range.—Arizona and New Mexico.
Alaskan Yellow Tail
696. Budytes flavus alascensis. 6½ inches.
Range.—Alaska and Bering Sea in summer, where they are fairly common on the islands and coast. They nest on the ground, under or beside stones and in bunches of grass; it is made of roots and grasses, lined with moss and animal fur. They lay from four to six white eggs, thickly covered with spots of brown (.75 ×.55).