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basileuterus-basilicus
basileuterus-belli
basileuterus-culicivorus
basileuterus-ignotus
basileuterus-lachrymosus
basileuterus-melanogenys
basileuterus-rufifrons
basileuterus-trifasciatus
basileuterus-tristriatus
cardellina-canadensis
cardellina-pusilla
cardellina-rubra
cardellina-rubrifrons
cardellina-versicolor
catharopeza-bishopi
geothlypis-aequinoctialis
geothlypis-auricularis
geothlypis-beldingi
geothlypis-chiriquensis
geothlypis-flavovelata
geothlypis-formosa
geothlypis-nelsoni
geothlypis-philadelphia
geothlypis-poliocephala
geothlypis-rostrata
geothlypis-semiflava
geothlypis-speciosa
geothlypis-tolmiei
geothlypis-trichas
geothlypis-velata
helmitheros-vermivorum
icteria-virens
leiothlypis-celata
leiothlypis-crissalis
leiothlypis-luciae
leiothlypis-peregrina
leiothlypis-ruficapilla
leiothlypis-virginiae
leucopeza-semperi
limnothlypis-swainsonii
microligea-palustris
mniotilta-varia
myioborus-albifacies
myioborus-albifrons
myioborus-brunniceps
myioborus-cardonai
myioborus-castaneocapilla
myioborus-flavivertex
myioborus-melanocephalus
myioborus-miniatus
myioborus-ornatus
myioborus-pariae
myioborus-pictus
myioborus-torquatus
myiothlypis-bivittata
myiothlypis-chlorophrys
myiothlypis-chrysogaster
myiothlypis-cinereicollis
myiothlypis-conspicillata
myiothlypis-coronata
myiothlypis-flaveola
myiothlypis-fraseri
myiothlypis-fulvicauda
myiothlypis-griseiceps
myiothlypis-leucoblephara
myiothlypis-leucophrys
myiothlypis-luteoviridis
myiothlypis-nigrocristata
myiothlypis-rivularis
myiothlypis-signata
oporornis-agilis
oreothlypis-gutturalis
oreothlypis-superciliosa
parkesia-motacilla
parkesia-noveboracensis
protonotaria-citrea
seiurus-aurocapilla
setophaga-adelaidae
setophaga-aestiva
setophaga-americana
setophaga-angelae
setophaga-auduboni
setophaga-caerulescens
setophaga-castanea
setophaga-cerulea
setophaga-chrysoparia
setophaga-citrina
setophaga-coronata
setophaga-delicata
setophaga-discolor
setophaga-dominica
setophaga-flavescens
setophaga-fusca
setophaga-goldmani
setophaga-graciae
setophaga-kirtlandii
setophaga-magnolia
setophaga-nigrescens
setophaga-occidentalis
setophaga-palmarum
setophaga-pensylvanica
setophaga-petechia
setophaga-pharetra
setophaga-pinus
setophaga-pitiayumi
setophaga-pityophila
setophaga-plumbea
setophaga-ruticilla
setophaga-striata
setophaga-subita
setophaga-tigrina
setophaga-townsendi
setophaga-virens
setophaga-vitellina
teretistris-fernandinae
teretistris-fornsi
vermivora-chrysoptera
vermivora-cyanoptera
xenoligea-montana
zeledonia-coronata
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