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Painted
1909
Published
1929
Volume
12
Plate
735-735a
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Chickadee
Penthestes atricapillus atricapillus
DESCRIPTION
BREEDING
RANGE
Eastern North America. North to Newfoundland, Quebec, Ontario and southern Keewatin; south to about latitude 40 as far west as Iowa. In Allegheny Mountains to spruce belt of North Carolina.
Long-Tailed Chickadee
Penthestes atricapillus septentrionalis
DESCRIPTION
BREEDING
RANGE
Western North America. Breeds mainly in Canadian and Transition zones from Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, central Mackenzie and southwestern Keewatin south to northern New Mexico and eastern Kansas and from eastern Oregon east to western Minnesota and western Iowa. In winter, south to central Texas.
Red Cedar
Juniperus virginiana
DESCRIPTION
Averaging 40 feet, rarely attaining a height of 100, with a trunk diameter of 4 feet. Ranging from New Brunswick to Georgia; westward to eastern Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas, south to eastern Texas. Not on mountains of New England, New York or high Alleghanies, but covering large areas with pure growth of small trees in low limestone regions of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi.
