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FAMILY XXIV.The Marsh Warblers (Calamodytæ), ii., 257.

Sub-Family 1.—The Reed Warblers (Acrocephalus), ii., 258; the True Reed Warbler (A. turdoides), ii., 258.
  " " 2.—The Sedge Warblers (Calamodus), ii., 259; the Sedge Warbler (C. phragmitis), ii., 259.
  " " 3—The Grasshopper Warblers (Locustella), ii., 261; the Grasshopper Warbler (L. certhiola),
  ii., 261.


FAMILY XXV.The Bush Warblers (Drymoicæ), ii., 262.

Sub-Family 1.—The Bush Warblers (Cisticola), ii., 262; the Pinc-Pinc (C. schœnicola), ii., 263.
  " " 2.—The Tailor Birds (Orthotomus), ii., 264; the Tailor Bird (O. longicauda), ii., 265.
  " " 3.—The Emu Wrens (Stipiturus), ii., 266; the Emu Wren (S. malachurus), ii., 266.


FAMILY XXVI.The Wrens (Troglodytæ), ii., 269.

Sub-Family 1.—The Wrens Proper (Troglodytes), ii., 270; the Common Wren (T. parvulus), ii., 270.
  " " 2.—The Marsh Wrens (Thryothorus), ii., 271; the Carolina Wren (T. Ludovicianus), ii., 272;
  the House Wren (T. platensis), ii., 273.
  " " 3.—The Flute Players (Cyphorhinus), ii., 273; the Flute Players (C. cantans), ii., 273.


FAMILY XXVII.The Pipits (Anthi), ii., 274.

Sub-Family 1.—The True Pipits (Anthus), ii., 274; the Meadow Pipit (A. pratensis), ii., 274; the Tree Pipit
  (A. arboreus), ii., 275; the Rock Pipit (A. petrosus), ii., 278.
  " " 2.—The Field Pipits (Agrodroma), ii., 279; the Stone or Fallow-land Pipit (A. campestris),
  ii., 279.
  " " 3.—The Spurred Pipits (Corydalla), ii., 281; Richard's Spurred Pipit (C. Richardii), ii., 282.


FAMILY XXVIII.The Wagtails (Motacillæ), ii., 282.

Sub-Family 1.—The True Wagtails (Motacilla), ii., 282; the White Wagtail (M. alba), ii., 283; the Pied
  Wagtail (M. Yarrellii), ii., 285; the Dhobin (M. Dukhunensis), ii., 286; the Rock
  Wagtail (M. Lichtensteinii), ii., 286.
  " " 2.—The Mountain Wagtails (Calobates), ii., 287; the Mountain Wagtail (C. sulphurea), ii., 287.
  " " 3.—The Sheep Wagtails (Budytes), ii., 288; the Cow or Meadow Wagtail (B. flavus), ii., 289;
  Ray's Wagtail (B. Rayii), ii., 289; the Velvet-headed or Sheep Wagtail (B. melanocephalus),
  ii., 290; the Yellow-headed Wagtail (B. citreolus), ii., 291.
  " " 4.—The Wood Wagtails (Nemoricola), ii., 291; the Gomarita, or Garden Wagtail (N. Indica),
  ii., 291.
  " " 5.—The Swallow Wagtails (Enicurus), ii., 192; the Meninting (E. coronatus), ii., 292.


FAMILY XXIX.The Accentors (Accentores), ii., 292.

Sub-Family 1.—The Hedge Sparrows, or Hedge Warblers (Tharraleus), ii., 294; the Hedge Warbler
  (T. modularis), ii., 294; the Siberian Accentor (T. montanellus), ii., 295.
  " " 2.—The Lark Accentors (Accentor), ii., 295; the Alpine Accentor (A. Alpinus), ii., 295.


FAMILY XXX.The Tits (Pari), ii., 296.

Sub-Family 1.—The Crested Wrens, or Kinglets (Regulus), ii., 297; the Golden-crested Wren (R. auricapillus),
  ii., 298; the Dalmatian Wren (R. modestus), ii., 298; the Fire-crested Wren (R. ignicapillus),
  ii., 299; the Satrap Crowned Wren (R. satrapa), ii., 299; the Ruby-crowned
  Wren (R. calendulus), ii., 301.
  " " 2.—The Penduline Titmice (Ægithalus), ii., 302; the Penduline Titmouse (Æ. pendulinus),
  ii., 302.

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