1. BIRDS WITH RED OR ORANGE MARKINGS

Scarlet body; black wings and tail; 7½ in.—SCARLET TANAGER.

Red; darker above; crested; black face; 9 in.—CARDINAL.

Rosy-red; wings and tail slightly darker; 7½ in.—SUMMER TANAGER.

Rosy-red; white wing bars; crossed bill; 6 in.—WHITE-WINGED CROSSBILL.

Rosy-red; gray back, wings and tail; stout bill; 8½ in.—PINE GROSBEAK.

Brick-red; wings and tail darker; crossed bill; 6 in.—CROSSBILL.

Purplish-red, streaked with darker; dark wings and tail.—PURPLE FINCH.

Red below; blue head; yellow back; 5½ in.—PAINTED BUNTING.

Red patch on crown (concealed); greenish back; 4½ in.—KINGLET.

Red cap; black chin; rosy breast; streaked; 5¼ in.—REDPOLL.

Pink breast and under wings; black head and back; 8 in.—ROSE-BREASTED

GROSBEAK.

Ruby throat; metallic green back; tiny birds—HUMMINGBIRD.

Orange-red under wings and patch on crown; long forked

rail.—SCISSOR-TAILED FLYCATCHER.

Orange; black head, wings and tail (marked with yellow)—BALTIMORE

ORIOLE.

Orange breast, crown patch and above eye; black and white back, wings

and tail—BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER.

Orange crown patch, edged with black; green back; 4 in.—KINGLET.

Orange on sides, wings and tail; black above; 5½ in.—REDSTART.

Orange-brown crown edged with black; green back; spotted

breast—OVEN-BIRD.

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