sylvicola
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 25
[Lat. sylvicola, silvicola =an inhabitant of woods; sylva, silva a wood, and colo =to inhabit.] Ornith.: Fly-catching Warbler, a genus of Parinte, instituted by Swains on. Bill slender, notched a little way from the tip; rictus weakly bristled; wings long, the first quill nearly or quite as long as the other; feet slender. Chiefly from North Amer. ica. Species, Sylvicola american a , S. canaden sis, . syl-vi-cŭl-ture, subst . [Lat. sylva =a wood, a forest, and cultura =culture (q. v.).] The culture of forest trees; arboriculture, forestry.
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