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Canada Goose (figured), 30.
Canadian Warbler (figured), 146.
Canary, Wild. See Goldfinch; Warbler, Yellow.
Canvasback (figured), 25.
Cape May Warbler (figured), 133.
Cardinal (figured), 118.
Virginia, See Cardinal.
Cardinal Grosbeak. See Cardinal.
Carolina Chickadee, 156.
Carolina Dove. See Dove, Mourning.
Carolina Rail. See Rail, Sora.
Carolina Wren (figured), 150.
Caspian Tern, 15.
Catbird (figured p. 149), 148.
Cat Owl. See Owl, Great Horned and Long-eared.
Cedar Bird. See Waxwing, Cedar.
Cedar Owl. See Owl, Long-eared.
Cedar Waxwing (figured), 124.
Cerulean Warbler (figured), 136.
Chat, Yellow-breasted (figured), 145.
Chebec. See Flycatcher, Least.
Cherry Bird. See Waxwing, Cedar.
Chestnut-sided Warbler (figured p. 137), 136.
Chewink. See Towhee.
Chickadee, Black-capped (figured), 155.
Carolina, 156.
Chicken Hawk. See Hawk, Marsh, Sharp-shinned, Cooper’s,
Red-tailed, Red-shouldered, Broad-winged, Rough-legged,
and Goshawk.
Chimney Swallow. See Swift, Chimney.
Chimney Swift (figured), 85.
Chipping Sparrow (figured), 113.
Chippy. See Sparrow, Chipping.
Chiv. See Woodpecker, Red-bellied.
Clape. See Flicker, Northern.
Cliff Swallow (figured p. 121), 122.
Cock o’ the Woods. See Woodpecker, Pileated.
Common Tern (figured p. 15), 14.
Connecticut Warbler (figured), 143.
Cooper’s Hawk (figured), 59.
Coot (figured), 40.
Cormorant, Double-crested (figured p. 16), 15.
Cow Blackbird. See Cowbird.
Cowbird (figured p. 98), 97.
Crane. See Heron, Great Blue.
Fish. See Heron, Great Blue.
Sandhill. See Heron, Great Blue.
White. See Egret, American; Heron, Little Blue.
Creeper, Black and White. See Warbler, Black and White.
Brown (figured), 153.
Crested Flycatcher (figured), 87.
Crossbill, American (figured p. 106), 105.
Red (figured p. 106), 105.
White-winged (figured p. 106), 105.
Crow, 94.
Fish, 95.
Rain-. See Cuckoo, Yellow-billed and Black-billed; Dove,
Mourning.
Crow Blackbird. See Grackle, Purple and Bronzed.
Cuckoo, Black-billed (figured), 76.
Yellow-billed (figured p. 76), 75.
Cuphead. See Goldeneye.

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