[Illustration:

Adult taking lizard to feed young.]

[Illustration:

Arizona. W. L. and Irene Finley.

Small young in nest.]

PLATE 5

ROADRUNNERS.

[Illustration:

Mojave Desert, Calif., May 28, 1916. W. M. Pierce.

Young nearly grown.]

[Illustration:

Arizona. W. L. and Irene Finley.

Adult on nest.]

PLATE 6

[Illustration:

Logan County, Ill., June 21, 1913. A. D. DuBois.

NEST OF YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO.]

[Illustration:

Arizona. F. C. Willard.

NEST OF CALIFORNIA CUCKOO.]

PLATE 7

YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOOS AND YOUNG.

[Illustration:

Battle Creek, Mich., August 30, 1936. L. H. Walkinshaw.]

[Illustration:

Ithaca N. Y. A. A. Allen.]

PLATE 8

NEST OF BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO.

[Illustration:

Sioux City, Iowa. T. C. Stephens.]

PLATE 9

BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO.

[Illustration:

Omaha, Nebr., July 1, 1901. F. H. Shoemaker.

Young in juvenal plumage.]

[Illustration:

Hennepin County, Minn., June 11, 1935. A. D. DuBois.

A well-made nest.]

PLATE 10

YOUNG BLACK-BILLED CUCKOOS.

[Illustration:

Showing the sucking pads.]

[Illustration:

Ithaca, N. Y. A. A. Allen.

Showing the unopened feather sheaths.]

PLATE 11

ADULT BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO ON NEST.

[Illustration:

Allen Frost.]

PLATE 12

EASTERN BELTED KINGFISHERS.

[Illustration:

Carver County, Minn., June 29, 1936. A. D. DuBois.

Feeding young at entrance.]

[Illustration:

Ithaca, N. Y. A. A. Allen.

Brooding newly hatched young.]

PLATE 13

EASTERN BELTED KINGFISHERS.

[Illustration:

Young just hatched.]

[Illustration:

Ithaca, N. Y. A. A. Allen.

Older young.]

PLATE 14

EASTERN BELTED KINGFISHER.

[Illustration:

Ann Arbor, Mich. F. N. Wilson.]

PLATE 15

NESTING OF WESTERN BELTED KINGFISHER.

[Illustration:

Jackson County, Oreg., May 24, 1931.]

[Illustration:

J. E. Patterson.]

PLATE 16

TEXAS KINGFISHERS.

[Illustration:

Copana Bay, Tex. G. F. Simmons.

Nesting site.]

[Illustration:

Near Los Amates, Guatemala, May 5, 1932. A. F. Skutch.

Young ready to leave nest.]

PLATE 17

YOUNG RINGED KINGFISHERS.

[Illustration:

April 10, 1932.

Nestling 2 weeks old.]

[Illustration:

Near Los Amates, Guatemala, April 26, 1932. A. F. Skutch.

Juvenal 29 days old.]

PLATE 18

NESTING OF CHUCK-WILL’S-WIDOW.

[Illustration:

Near Dania, Fla., April 14, 1927. D. J. Nicholson.]

PLATE 19

CHUCK-WILL’S-WIDOW.

[Illustration:

Plant City, Fla., May 1934. A. M. Bailey.

Courtesy of Chicago Academy of Sciences.

Female and young.]

[Illustration:

Miami County, Kans., May 24, 1929. Walter Colvin.

Eggs in nest.]

PLATE 20

YOUNG CHUCK-WILL’S-WIDOWS.

[Illustration:

Duval County, Fla., May 22, 1932. S. A. Grimes.]

[Illustration:

Dade County, Fla. F. N. Irving.]

PLATE 21

NESTING OF EASTERN WHIPPOORWILL.

[Illustration:]

[Illustration:

Raynham, Mass., June 5, 1903. A. C. Bent.]

PLATE 22

EASTERN WHIPPOORWILLS.

[Illustration:

Sangamon County, Ill., May 17, 1908. A. D. DuBois.

Downy young.]

[Illustration:

St. Lambert, Quebec. L. M. Terrill.

Young 16 days old.]

PLATE 23

EASTERN WHIPPOORWILL.

[Illustration:

St. Lambert, Quebec, June 11, 1933. L. M. Terrill.

Female brooding young.]

PLATE 24

NESTS OF STEPHENS’S WHIPPOORWILL.

[Illustration:

Huachuca Mountains, Ariz. F. C. Willard.]

[Illustration:

Santa Rita Mountains, Ariz., June 27, 1932. A. J. van Rossem.]

PLATE 25

NESTS OF DUSKY POORWILLS.

[Illustration:

Mariposa County, Calif., June 21, 1933. J. E. Patterson.]

[Illustration:

Stanislaus County, Calif., June 23, 1934. J. E. Patterson.]

PLATE 26

DUSKY POORWILL ON NEST.

[Illustration:

Stanislaus County, Calif., June 23, 1934. J. E. Patterson.]

PLATE 27

EGGS AND YOUNG OF DUSKY POORWILL.

[Illustration:

San Bernardino County, Calif. W. M. Pierce.]

[Illustration:

Longbard, Calif. E. C. Aldrich.]

PLATE 28

PAURAQUE (NYCTIDROMUS ALBICOLLIS ALBICOLLIS).

[Illustration:

May 20, 1930.]

Nest and eggs.

[Illustration:

Lancetilla Valley, Honduras, May 22, 1930. A. F. Skutch.

Young 1 and 2 days old.]

PLATE 29

EASTERN NIGHTHAWK.

[Illustration:

Michigan, June 18, 1924. K. Christofferson.

Roof nest.]

[Illustration:

Near Church Creek, Md. F. R. Smith.

Ground nest.]

PLATE 30

EASTERN NIGHTHAWK.

[Illustration:

Roosting poses.]

[Illustration:

Charlevoix, Mich., June 20, 1925. W. E. Hastings.

A well-made ground nest.]

PLATE 31

EASTERN NIGHTHAWKS.

[Illustration:

Brunswick, Maine, June 25, 1921. A. O. Gross.

Young 1 day old.]

[Illustration:

Brunswick, Maine, June 27, 1922. A. O. Gross.

Young 12 days old.]

PLATE 32

EASTERN NIGHTHAWKS.

[Illustration:

Brunswick, Maine, July 11, 1921. A. O. Gross.

Young 17 days old.]

[Illustration:

Brunswick, Maine, July 18, 1921. A. O. Gross.

Young 24 days old.]

PLATE 33

EASTERN NIGHTHAWKS.

[Illustration:

Brunswick, Maine, June 16, 1922. A. O. Gross.

Adult male roosting.]

[Illustration:

Brunswick, Maine, June 16, 1921. A. O. Gross.

Adult female incubating.]

PLATE 34

NESTING SITES OF PACIFIC NIGHTHAWKS.

[Illustration:

Jackson County, Oreg., June 22, 1924. J. E. Patterson.]

[Illustration:

Flathead County, Mont., June 30, 1914. A. D. DuBois.]

PLATE 35

PACIFIC NIGHTHAWK.

[Illustration:

Flathead County, Mont., July 12, 1914. A. D. DuBois.]

PLATE 36

NESTING OF HOWELL’S NIGHTHAWK.

[Illustration:

July 4, 1911.]

[Illustration:

North Park, Colo., June 28, 1911. E. R. Warren.]

Transcriber’s Note:

Words and phrases in italics are surrounded by underscores, _like

this_. Those in bold are surrounded by equal signs, =like this=.

Words may have inconsistent hyphenation in the text. These have

been left unchanged. Three asterisks separated by spaces indicates

text was omitted by the author or publisher.

Most of the plates contain two photographs. The plate number

and title were combined as a header. Details specific to each

photograph are presented as captions below the image.

Obvious printing errors, such as backwards, upside down, reversed

order, missing or partially printed letters and punctuation,

were corrected. Final stops missing at the end of sentences,

abbreviations and plate identifications were added. Duplicate

letters at line endings or page breaks were removed. Twelve

misspelled words were corrected.

Changes:

Page numbers in the Table of Contents were adjusted to match

related text.

Added ‘Plates’ to the Table of Contents.

Added missing word ‘by’ to protected from invasion by the wasps.

Changed ‘South’ to ‘East’ in description of breeding range of

chuck-will’s-widow.

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