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black-poll U.S.
[black a. 1.]
A North American warbler (Dendroica striata), the male of which has a black head when in full plumage. In full, black-poll warbler.
1783J. Latham Gen. Synop. Birds II. 460 Black-poll Warbler... Crown black... Found at New York and Newfoundland. 1868Amer. Naturalist II. 180 It is very quick, scarcely less so than the black-poll. 1872Coues Key N. Amer. Birds 100 Blackpoll Warbler..Dendrœca striata. 1893B. Torrey Footpath-Way 6 We..were in the old forest listening to bay-breasted warblers, Blackburnians, black-polls and so on. |
