240. Pisobia fuscicollis. 7.5 in.

Upper tail coverts white; below white, but with the throat and breast streaked with dusky, these markings extending on the sides to the tail.

Notes. - Musical whistles in no way different from those of the Least Sandpiper.

Nest. - On the ground, in grass back of beaches; eggs gray, profusely blotched with blackish brown.

Range. - Eastern N. A., breeding from Labrador and Hudson Bay northward; migrates through the U. S. east of the Rockies, to southern South America.