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A HAND-LIST 



OE THE 



GENERA AND SPECIES 



BIRDS. 



[NOMENCLATOR AVIUM TUM FOSSILIUM 

 TUM VIVENTIUM.] 



BY 



R. BOWDLER SHARPE, LL.D., 



ASSISTANT KEEPEB, DEPARTMENT Or ZOOLOGY, 

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PREFACE. 



In the third volume of the ' Hand-list ' Dr. Sharpe has concluded his 

 list of all the Mesomyodian Passeres, and has commenced the most 

 difficult portion of his work, the enumeration of the Acromyodian 

 Passeriformes. I notice with pleasure the assistance that he continues 

 to receive from ornithologists of every country in what must be admitted 

 by all to be a work of great importance, and one requiring close study 

 and intimate acquaintance with the subject. 



It is hoped that the remainder of the Passeriformes will be included 

 in the fourth and last volume, which is to be published in the course of 

 the year 1902. 



E. EAY LANKESTEK, 

 Director, 

 Natural History Departments, 

 July 10, 1901. British Museum. 





INTEODUCTION. 



The task of compiling a list of the known species of Birds becomes 

 very difficult when the Passeriformes are approached, and I have 

 found an extraordinary increase in the number of the Muscicajjidce 

 and Pycnonotidce, since I wrote the fourth and sixth volumes of the 

 ' Catalogue of Birds ' in 1879 and 1881. 



Apart from the work involved in picking up the threads since the 

 ' Catalogue ' was finished, the question of Classification presents grave 

 difficulties in the case of the Passeriformes. A good deal of sterling 

 work has been done during recent years, but we are still far from 

 a satisfactory system as regards the Passerine birds. Although the 

 late Mr. Seebohm afterwards admitted that he ought to have included 

 Pratirwola, Cossypha, etc. in the fifth volume of the ' Catalogue,' that 

 does not account for all the difficulties of the question ; but I have, of 

 course, not enumerated such genera as these among the Flycatchers. 

 There remain, however, many doubtful forms in the Muscicapidce, and I 

 have followed Mr. Eugene Oates in some of the modifications which he 

 has introduced in his excellent volumes of ' Aves ' in the ' Fauna of 

 British India.' Genera like Cryptolopha, Parisoma, Polioptila, etc. may 

 just as well be Sylviidce as Sericornis, Amnthiza, and Hypolais ; and it 

 seems extremely difficult to draw a line between the Flycatchers and the 

 "Warblers. In face of the uncertainty which surrounds the classifica- 

 tion of the Old-World Passeres, I have adhered, in the present volume, 

 mainly to the order of Vol. IV. of the ' Catalogue.' 



Proofs of this volume have been sent to many of my colleagues 

 abroad, and the assistance they have rendered me requires my sincere 

 recognition. I have tried everywhere to acknowledge the original 




VI INTKODUCTION. 



information communicated to me; and I must especially thank Count 

 Salvadori and Dr. Otto Finsch for their generous contributions, while 

 Prof. Allen, Prof. Ridgway, Mr. Richmond, and Mr. Oberholser have 

 most carefully read through the proofs, and their suggestions have been 

 of great service. All my colleagues in America have throughout the 

 progress of the ' Hand-list ' rendered me most important assistance, while 

 Dr. Sclater and Mr. Harterfc have done the same for me in this country. 

 To the following gentlemen I have been indebted for special help in the 

 preparation of the present volume : — 



England. — Dr. P. L. Sclater, Mr. Howard Saunders, Hon. "Walter 

 Rothschild, Mr. Ernst Hartert, Mr. W. R. Ogilvie Grant, 

 Mr. 0. W. Andrews, and Mr. W. P. Pycraft. In the prepara- 

 tion of the Index and in many other respects, I have received 

 great assistance from my indefatigable chief attendant, 

 Mr. Charles Chubb. 



France. — Professor E. Oustalet. 



Holland. — Dr. Otto Finsch. 



Germany.— Professor A. Reichenow, Dr. A. B. Meyer, Count 

 von Berlepsch. 



Russia. — Dr. Bianchi. 



Italy. — Count Salvadori. 



America. — Professor Robert Ridgway, Dr. L. Stejneger, Professor 

 J. A. Allen, Mr. Prank M. Chapman, Mr. C. W. Richmond, 

 Mr. Witmer Stone, Mr. Harry Oberholser, and Mr. Outram 

 Bangs. 



R. BOWDLER SHARPE. 



July 5, 1901. 




SYSTEMATIC INDEX. 



Order XXXIV. Page 



EURYL^EMIFORMES .. 1 



Fam. I. EtJBYL^MIDJE . . 1 



Sub-Fam. 1. Calyptomeninae. 1 



1. Calyptomena, Raffl 1 



Sub-Fam. 2. Enrylaeminse. 1 



2. Psarisomus, Swains. . 



3. Serilophus, Sioains. . 



4. Sarcopbanops, Sharpe 



5. Euryleemus, Horsf. . 



6. Corydon, Less 



7. Cyniboi'hynchus, Vig. 



Order XXXV. 



MENUEIFORMES 3 



Fam. I. Menubid-S! .... 3 



1. Menura, Davies 3 



Order XXXVI. 



PASSERIFORMES 4 



Sub-Order I. 



Mesomyodi 4 



Division Tracheophonce .... 4 



Fam. I. Pteroptochidje. 4 



1. Scytalopus, Gould 4 



2. Merulaxis, Less 6 



3. Lioscelis, Scl. 6 



4. Pteroptochus, Kittl. .... 6 



5. Rhinocrypta, Gray .... 7 



6. Hylactes, King 7 



Page 



7. Acropternis, Cab. ty Seine. 7 



8. Triptorhinus, Cab 7 



Fam. II. Conopophagid-s: . 8 



1. Oonopopbaga, Vieill. .... 8 



2. Corythopis, Sundev 9 



Fam. III. FoBMiCARiiD-a: . 9 



1. Cymbilanius, Gray .... 9 



2. Batara, Less 10 



8. Thamnophilus, Vieill. . . 10 



4. Biataa, Cab. $• Heine 17 



5. Thamnistes, Scl. fy Salv. . . 17 



6. Pygoptila, Scl. 18 



7. Neoctantes, Scl. 18 



8. Clytoctantes, Scl. 18 



9. Dysithamnus, Cab 18 



10. Thamnomanes, Cab 20 



1 1. Myrmotberula, Scl. 20 



12. Diohrozona, Midgw 23 



13. Herpsilochmus, Cab 23 



14. Formioivora, Swains 25 



16. Terenura, Cab. Sf Seine . . 27 



16. Psilorhamphus, Scl. , ... 27 



17. Rhamphocsenus, Vieill. . . 27 



18. Oercomacra, Scl 28 



19. Pyriglena, Cab 29 



20. Myrmochanes, Allen .... 30 



21. Rhopocichla, Allen .... 30 



22. Pithys, Vieill 30 



23. Gymnopitbys, Bp 30 



24. Rhegmatorbina, Ridgw. . . 31 



25. Rbopoterpe, Herm 31 



26. Myrmelastes, Scl. 31 



27. Gymnocicbla, Scl. 32 



28. Percnostola, Cab. fy Heine. 32 



29. Sclateria, Oberh 33 



30. Drymophila, Swains 33 




SYSTEMATIC INDEX. 



Page 



81. Hypoonemis, Cab 35 



32. Pnlogopsis, Beichenb 37 



33. Fonuicariua, Bodd. ' 38 



34. Chamseza, Vig 39 



35. Pittaaoina', Cass 40 



36. Thamnocharia, Scl. 40 



37. Grallaria, Vieill 40 



38. Grallaricula, Scl. 44 



Fam. IV. DKNDBOCOLAPTID-iE. 45 



Sub-Fam. 1. Furnariinse . 45 



1. Geobates, Swains 45 



2. Geositta, Swains 45 



3. Furnariua, Vieill. 46 



4. Upucerthia, Geoffr. St.- 



Hilaire 48 



5. Oinclodes, Gray 49 



6. Henicornia, Gray 50 



7. (Jlibanornis, Scl. fy Salv. . . 61 



8. Lochmias, Swains 51 



Sub-Fam. 2. Synallaxinae. 51 



9. Aphrastura, Oberh 51 



10. Sylviorthorhyncmis, Des 



Murs 52 



11. Schizoeaca, Cab 52 



12. Phloeocryptea, Cab. 8/- 



Seine 52 



13. Leptasthenura, Beichenb. 58 



14. Synallaxi3, Vieill. 53 



15. Siptomia, Beichenb 58 



16. Xenerpestes, Berl. 62 



17. Pseudocolaptes, Beichenb. 62 



Sub-Fam. 3. Philydorinas. 62 



18. Coryphistera, Burm 62 



19. Anumbius, d'Orb. 8f Lafr. 63 



20. Thryolegus, Oberh 63 



21. Limnornia, Gould 63 



22. Berlepachia, Ridgw 63 



23. Phacelodomus, Beichenb. . 63 



24. Thripopbaga, Cab 64 



25. Paeudosizura, Beichenb. . . 65 



26. Automolua, Beichenb. . . 65 



27. Pbilydor, Spix 68 



28. Thripadectes, Scl. 69 



29. Anciatropa, Scl 70 



30. Heliobletus, Beichenb. . . 70 



31. Xenicopsis, Cab. fy Seine. 70 



32. XeDops, Illiger 71 



33. Anabazenops, Lafr 72 



Page 



Sub-Fam. 4. Sclerurinae .... 72 



34. Sclerurus, Swains 72 



Sub-Fam. 5. Margarornithinae. 73 



35. Margarornis, Beichenb. . . 73 



36. Premnoplex, Cherrie .... 74 



37. Pygarrhicus, Burm 74 



Sub-Fam. 6. Glyphorhynchinae. 74 



38. Glypborhyncbus, Wied . . 74 



39. Dendrocicbla, Gray .... 74 



Sub-Fam. 7. Dendroeolaptinse. 76 



40. Sittasomus, Swains 76 



41. Deconycbura, Cherrie. ... 77 



42. Dendrornia, Eyton 77 



43. Dendroplex, Swains 80 



44. Dendrexetaates, Eyton . . 80 



45. Hylexetaatea, Scl. 81 



46. Xiphocolaptes, Less 81 



47. Picolaptea, Less 83 



48. NaBica, Less 85 



49. Drymornis, Eyton 85 



50. Xiphorbynchus, Swains. . 85 



51. Dendrocolaptea, Serm. . . 86 



Diviaion Oligomyoda 88 



Fam. I. Tteanntd^: 88 



1. Agriornis, Gould 88 



2. Myiotberetes, Beichenb. . . 89 



3. Tsenioptera, Bp 89 



4. Ochthodiseta, Cab. Sr 



Seine 90 



5. Ochthoeca, Cab 91 



6. Mecocerculus, Scl 95 



7. Ochthoraia, Scl. 95 



8. Fluvicola, Swains 95 



9. Arundinicola, d'Orb 95 



10. Alectrurus, Vieill 96 



11. Cybernetes, Cab. $ Heine. 96 



12. Sisopygis, Cab. 8f Heine. . 96 



13. Onipolegus, Boie. 96 



14. Licnenops, Sundev 97 



15. Muscipipra, Less 98 



16. Copurus, Strickl 98 



17. Macketornia, Gray 98 



18. Muaciaaxicola, d'Orb. fy 



Lafr 98 



19. Centrites, Cab 100 



20. Muscigralla, d'Orb. $ 



Lafr. 100 




SYSTEMATIC INDEX. 



IX 



21. Platyvhynchus, Desm. . . 100 



22. Rhynchocyclua, Cab. Sr 



Heine 101 



23. Todirostrum, Less 103 



24. Oncostoma, Scl. 104 



25. Euscarthmus, Wied , . . . 104 



26. Ceratotriceus, Cab 106 



27. Pseudotriccus, Tacz. fy 



Berl 107 



28. Caenotriccus, Scl 107 



29. Lophotriccua, Berl 107 



30. Orchilua, Cab 108 



31. Colopteryx, Ridgw 108 



32. Hemitriccus, Cab. Sr Heine. 108 



33. Phylloscartea, Cab. &/ 



Heine 109 



34. Hapalocercus, Cab 109 



35. Habrura, Cab. $ Heine . . 110 



36. Culicivora, Siuains 110 



37. Pogonotriccua, Cab. 8/ 



Heine 110 



38. Leptotriccus, Cab. 8/ 



Heine Ill 



39. Stigmatura, Scl. 8; Salv.. . Ill 



40. Serphophaga, Gould .... Ill 



41. Anseretes, JReichenb 112 



42. Cyanotia, Swains 113 



43. Mionectes, Cab 113 



44. Leptopogon, Cab 114 



45. Myiopagia, Salv. 8; Godm. 116 



46. Capsiempis, Cab. Sr Heine. 117 



47. Phyllomyias,Ca5.# florae. 117 



48. Myiopatis, Cab. 8; Heine. . 119 



49. Ornithion, Hartl 119 



50. Tyrannulus, Vieill 120 



51. Tyranuiscus, Cab. 8/ Heine. 121 



52. Elainea, Sundev 122 



53. Empidagra, Cab. Sf Heine. 125 



54. Legatus, Scl 125 



55. Sublegatus, Scl. 8; Salv. . . 125 



56. Myiozetetea, Sel 126 



57. Oonopias, Cab. Sr Heine . . 127 



58. Pitangus, Swains 127 



59. Siryates, Cab. &; Heine . . 128 



60. Myiodynaates, Bp 129 



61. Megarhynehua, Thunb. . . 130 



62. Onychorhynchua, Fischer. 130 



63. Hirundinea.t? Orb. SfLafr. 130 



64. Onipodeotes, Sel. &} Salv. 131 



65. Myiobiua, Gray 131 



66. Paeudomyiobms,/Mi>a<Z.# 



Testa .'. 134 



67. Pyocephalus, Gould 134 



68. Empidochanes, Scl. 135 



TOL. III. 



Page 



69. Mitrephanea, Cooes .... 136 



70. Sayornis, Bp 136 



71. Empidonax, Cab 137 



72. Lawrencia, Midgw. ...... 140 



73. Nuttallornis, Ridgw 140 



74. Horizopus, Oberh , . 141 



75. Blacicus, Cab. 142 



76. Planchesia, Bp 144 



77. Myiarchua, Cab 144 



78. Deltarhynohus, Ridgw. . . 147 



79. Neaotriccua, C. H. Towns- 



end 147 



80. Eribatea, Ridgw 148 



81. Empidonomus, Cab. S/ 



Heine 148 



82. Tyrannua, Cuv 148 



83. Musciyora, Cuv 150 



Fam. II. Oxybhamphid-s: . 150 

 1. Oxyrliampliua, Strickl. . . 150 



Fam. III. Pipbidjg 151 



Sub-Fam. 1. Piprinae .... 151 



1. Piprites, Cab 151 



2. Ohloropipo, Cab. Sr Heine. 151 



3. Xenopipo, Cab 152 



4. Oeratopipra, Bp 152 



o. Cirrhopipra, Bp 152 



6. Antilophia, Reichenb 153 



7. Maaius, Bp 1 53 



8. Metopothrix, Scl. 8/ Salv. 153 



9. Pipra, Linn. 153 



10. Neopipo, Scl. Sr Salv 156 



11. Machaeropterus, Bp 156 



12. Chiroxiphia, Cab 156 



13. Helicura, Scl 157 



14. Manacua, Briss 157 



Sub-Fam. 2. PtilocMorinae. 158 



15. Ptilochloris, Swains 158 



16. Scotothorus, Oberh 159 



17. Schiffbrnia, Bp 160 



18. Neopelma, Scl. 160 



19. Heterocevcua, Sel. 160 



Fam. IV. Cotingid-s: 161 



Sub-Fam. 1. Tityrinas . . 161 

 1. Tityra, Vieill 161 




Page 



■2. Platypsaris, Scl 163 



3. Pachyrhamphus, Gray . , 164. 



Sub-Fam. 2. Lipauginse. . . 166 



4. ChiroxiUa, Scl. $ Salv. . . 166 



5. Lathria, .Swains 166 



6. Aulia, Bp 167 



7. Lipaugus, Boie 167 



Sub-Fam. 3. Attllinse 168 



8. Attila, Less 168 



9. Caeiomis, Des Mtirs .... 170 



10. Xenopsaris, Ridgw 170 



Sub-Fam. 4. Rupicolinas . 171 



11. Phoenicocercus, Swains.. . 171 



12. Bupicola, Briss 171 



Sub-Fam. 5. Cotinginse . . 171 



13. Phibalura, Vieill. 171 



14. Tijuca, Less 172 



15. Ampelion, Cab 172 



16. Pipreola, Swains 172 



17. Cotinga, Briss 173 



18. Xipbolena, Gloger 174 



19. Carpodectes, Salvin .... 174 



20. Doliornis, Tacz 175 



21. Heliocbera, de Filippi . . 175 



22. Iodopleura, Less 175 



23. Calyptura, Sicains 176 



Sub-Fam. 6. Gymnoderinae . 176 



24. Hasmatoderus, Bp. .... 176 



25. Querula, Vieill 176 



26. Pyroderus, Gray 176 



27. Oephalopterus, Geoffr. . . 177 



28. Calyifrons, Baud 177 



29. Gymnoderus, Geoffr 177 



30. Chasmorhynchus, Temm. 178 



Fam. V. Phytotomid-s: . . 178 

 1. Phytotoma, Molina 178 



Fam. VI. PittIm! 179 



1. Anthocichla, Blyth 179 



2. Hydrorms, Blyth 179 



3. Pitta, Vieill. 179 



4. Euoichla, Cab. | Heine . . 184 



5. Mellopitta, Stejn 185 



SYSTEMATIC INDEX. 



Page 

 Fam. VII. Philepittid^e . 185 

 1. Philepitta, Geoffr 185 



Fam. VIII. Xbnioids; 186 



1. Acanthidositta, Lafr 186 



2. Xenicus, Gray 186 



3. Traversia, Rothschild 186 



Sub-Order II. Ackoktodi. 187 



A. Passeres Abnormales. . . . 187 

 Fam. I. Atbichohnithid^;. 187 

 1. Atrichornis, Stejn 187 



B. Passeres Normales 187 



Fam. I. HiEtiNDrNiDiE .... 187 



Sub-Fam. 1. Hxrundininse. 187 



1. Cljelidonaria, Reichen. . . 187 



2. Olivicola, T. Forster 189 



3. Ptyonoprogne, Reichenb. . 190 



4. Tachycineta, Cab 191 



5. Pbedina, Bp 192 



6. Hirundo, Schaeffer 192 



7. Cheramceca, Cab 198 



8. Progne, Boie 198. 



9. Atticora, Boie 199 



10. Lecytboplastes, Reichen. . 200 



11. Petrochelidon, Cab 200 



Sub-Fam. 2. Psalidoprocninae. 202 



12. Psalidoprocue, Cab 202 



13. Stelgidopterjx, Baird . . 203 



Fam. II. MtrsciCAPiixs:. . . . 204 



1. Hemichelidon, Hodgs. . . 204 



2. Microeca, Gould 205 



3. Humblotia, Milne-Edw. fy 



Oust 206 



4. Alseonax, Cab 206 



5. Melsenornis, Gray 207 



6. Bradyornis, Smith 208 



7. Stizorhina, Oberh 209 



8. Empidornis, Reichen 210 



9. Newtonia, Schl. $ Poll. . . 210 

 10. Dioptrornis, Fischer <§• 



ReicJien 210 




SYSTEMATIC INDEX. 



XI 



Page 

 ,11. Muscjcapa, Linn. 211 



12. Pedilorhyncbus, Beichen. 212 



13. Hedymela, Sundev 213 



14. Sipbia, Hodgs 213 



15. Cyomis, Blyth 214 



16. Schwaneria, Bp 217 



17. Nitidula, Jerd. Sr Blyth . . 217 



18. Digenea, Hodgs 218 



19. Antbipes, Blyth 218 



20. Niltava, Hodgs 219 



21. Muscitrea, Blyth 220 



22. Petrceea, Swains 220 



23. Erytbromyias, Sharpe . . 222 



24. Poliomyias, Sharpe 223 



25. Dammeria, Harlert 223 



26. Muscicapula, Blyth 223 



27. Musciparus, Beichen. . . 225 



28. Smicrornis, Gould 225 



29. Gerygone, Gould 225 



30. Pseudogerygone, Sharpe . 227 



31. Eugerygone, Finsch 231 



32. Chasiempis, Cab 232 



33. Muscylva, Less .232 



34. Miro, Less .232 



35. Lanioturdus, Waterh 233 



36. Metabolus, Bp 233 



37. Heteromyias, Sharpe .... 233 



38. Monaehella, Salvad 234 



39. Pcecilodryas, Gould 234 



40. Megalestes, Salvad 237 



41. Pholia, Beichen ' 237 



42. Hyliota, Swains 237 



43. Xanthopygia, \Bfy«A .... 238 



44. Cyanoptila, Blyth 238 



45. Ocbromela, Blyth 238 



46. Tarsiger, Hodgs 238 



47. Pogonoeichla, Cab 239 



48. Lioptilus, Cab 239 



49. Stenostira, Cab 240 



50. Polioptila, SO. 240 



51. Parisoma, Stvains 242 



52. Myopornis, Beichen 243 



53. Aethomyias, Sharpe .... 243 



54. Chloropeta, Smith 243 



55. Batis, Boie 244 



56. Diapboropbyia, Bp 245 



57. Platystira, Jard. $ Selby . 246 



58. Bias, Less 246 



59. Pseudobias, Sharpe .... 246 



60. Megabias, J. Sf E. Verr. . . 247 



61. Smithornis, Bp 247 



62. Artomyias, J. § E. Verr. 247 



63. Hypothymis, Boie 248 



64. Cyanomyias, Sharpe .... 249 



Page 



65. Todopsis, Bp 249 



66. Cheiiorharophus, Oust. . . 250 



67. Clytomyias, Sharpe .... 250 



68. OheMorhynx, Hodgs 250 



69. Erythrocereus, Hartl. . . 250 



70. Trochocercus, Cab 251 



71. Bhipidura, Vig. $ Horsf. 252 



72. Neomyias, Sharpe 262 



73. Zeocephus, Bp 262 



74. Callaeops, Ogilvie Grant . 263 



75. Terpsiphone, Gloger .... 263 



76. Elminia, Bp 265 



77. Philentoma, Eyton 266 



78. Rhinomyias, Sharpe .... 266 



79. Culicicapa, Stoi'nh 268 



80. Myiagra, Vig. $ HorsJ '.. . 268 



81. Machferirhynclius, Gould. 272 



82. Cryptolopha, Swains 272 



83. Abrornis, Hodgs 275 



84. Tickellia, Jerd. $ Blyth. . 276 



85. Sisura, Vig. $ Horsf. 277 



86. Arses, Less 277 



87. Bathmisyrma, Beichen. . . 278 



88. Piezorhynchus, Gould . . 278 



89. Heteranax, Sharpe 282 



90. Monarcha, Vig. 8f Horsf. 283 



91. Peltops, Wagler 284 



92. Pomarea, Bp 284 



93. Stoparola, Blyth 285 



Fam. III. Oampophagib^;. 286 



1. Artamides, Hartl. 286 



2. Campochssra, Salvad 290 



3. Pteropodoeys, Goidd .... 290 



4. Qraucalus, Cuv 290 



5. Edoliisoma, Jacq. fy Puch. 294 



6. Chlamydochera, Sharpe. . 297 



7. Lobotus, Reichenb 298 



8. Campopbaga, Vieill. 298 



9. "Volvocivora, Hodgs 298 



10. Pericrocotus, Boie 299 



11. Lalage, Boie 302 



12. Diaphoropterus, Oberh. . . 305 



Fam. IV. Pycnonotidje . . 306 



1. vEgithina, Vieill 306 



2. Aetborhvncbus, Sundev. . . 306 



3. Chlorosis, Jard. fy Selby . 307 



4. Irena, Horsf. 308 



5. Hypsipetes, Vig 309 



6. Ixocincla, Blyth 311 



7. Hemixiis, Hodgs 311 



8. Cerasophila, Bingh 312 




SYSTEMATIC INDEX. 



Page 



9. Iole, Blyth 313 



10. Euptilosus, Reichenb 314 



11. Poliolophus, Sharpe .... 315 



12. Microtarsus, By ton 315 



13. Crinige*, Temm 316 



15. Aloprioixus, Oates 319 



15. Triohophoropsis, Bp 319 



16. Tricholestes, Salvad. 319 



17. Alcurus, Blyth 319 



18. Trachycomus, Cab 320 



19. Bleda, Bp 320 



20. Andropadus, Swains 323 



21. Eurillas, Oberh 324 



22. Chlorociclila, Sharpe .... 325 



Page 



23. Stelgidillas, Oberh 326 



24. Phylloetrophus, (fioains. . . 326 



25. Ixonotus, J. 8f E. Verr.. . 328 



26. Hapalopteron, Bp 328 



- 27. Molpastes, H-ume 328 



-28. Pyenonotus, Boie 329 



29. Xanthixus, Oates 332 



^30. Otocompsa, Cab 333 



31. Oreoctistes, Sharpe 334 



-32. Kelaartia, Jerd 334 



33. Tylaa, Hartl. 334 



—34. Rubigula, Blyth 334 



35. Spizixus, Blyth 335 




Order XXXIV. EURYLiEMIFORMES. 



(Etin/lcemi, Sharpe, Classif. B. p. 84, 1891.) 



Family I. EURYL.ffiMIDJE. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus, xiv. p. 451, 1888.) 



Sub-Family I. OALYPTOMENINJE. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 455.) 



I. CALYPTOMENA, Baffles. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 455.) 



1. viridis, Ruffles, (p. 456.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 



2. hosei, Sharpe, Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hisfc. (6) ir. 

 p. 24fl (18112). 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



3. -whitehead!, Sftarpe. (p. 457.) 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



Sub-Family II. EURYL.EMINM. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. xiv. p. 457, 1888.) 



II. PSARISOMUS, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 458.) 



I. dalhousiae (Jameson), (p. 458.) 



Himalaya Mts. to 

 Assam and 

 Tenasserim. 



2. psittacinus (8. Qfiill.). (p. 458, pt.) 

 "VOL. in. February 20, 1901. 



Sumatra. 

 N.W. Borneo, 

 li 




GENERA AX1) SFECMKS OT MUDS. 



III. SERILOPHUS, Swains. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 400, 1888.) 



1. lunatus (Gould), (p. 460.) 



Burma. 

 Tenasserim. 



rothschildi, Hartert § Stiller, Bull. B. O. C. Perak Mts., 



Tii. p. 1 (1898). Malay Peninsula. 



3. rubropygius (Hodgs.). (p. 401.) 



E. Himalayas 

 I Nepal to Assam! 



IV. SARCOPHANOPS, Sharpe. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 462.) 



1 . steerei, Sharpe. (p. 462.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Dinagat. 

 Mindanao. 

 Basilan). 



2. samarensis, Stecre, List Birds & Mamm. Philippine Is. 



Philippines, p. 23 (1890). . (Samar ; Leyle). 



V. ETTRYL.EMUS, Horsf. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 463.) 



1 . java.ni.cus, Hovsf. (p. 46«'{.) 



Burma. 

 Tenasserim. 

 Siam. Cambodia. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Java. 

 Bcineo. 



2. ochromelas, Baffles, (p. 4G.j.) 



Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Mutual ra. 

 , Borneo. 




GESERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



VI. CORYDON, Less. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 466.) 



1. sumatranus (Raffles), (p. 466., 



.Burma. 



Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



VII. CYMBORHYNCHUS, Vu/ors. ' 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 468.) 



1. macrorhynchus (Gm.). (p. 468.) 



Tenasserim. 

 Siam. Cambodia. 



2, affinis, Blyth. (p. 470.) 



Aracan. 

 Burma. 



8. malaccensis, Salvad. (p. 468, pt.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



Order XXXV. MENURIFORMES. 



(Menurce, Sharpe, Classif. B. p. 84, 1891.) 



Family I. MENURID^l. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. xiii. p. 661, 1890.) 



I. MENTJRA, Davies. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 661.) 



1. superba, Davies, (p. 661.) 



2. victoria Gould, (p. 662.) 



N. S. Wales. 



Victoria. 

 S. Australia. 



3. alberti, Gould, (p. 662.) 



B. Australia 

 (Wide Bay ; 

 Richmond Eiver). 

 B2 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BTBDS. 



Order XXXVI. PASSERIFOEMES. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iii. p. 1, 1877.) 



Sub-Order I. MESOMYODI. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 1, 1888.) 



Division TRACHEOPHONjE. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 1.) 



Family I. PTEROPTOCHIDJE. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mas. xv. p. 337, 1890.) 



I. SCYTALOPUS, Gmdd. 



(Sclater, i. e. p. 337.) 



1. magellanicus {Gm.). (p. 338.) 



Falkland Is. 

 Patagonia. Chile. 

 Peru. Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



2. unicolor, Salvin, Not. Zool. ii. p. 15 (1895). Peru. 



3. albifrons (Lcmdb.). (p. 338, pt.) 



[Cf. Allen, Bull. U.S. Nat. Mus. ii. p. 99 

 (1889).] 



Chile. 



4. speluncae {Minitr.). (p. 339.) 



S. Brazil 

 (MinaB). 




6E1TBBA AND SPECIES OE BIBBS. 

 5. senilis (Lafr.). (p. 340.) Colombia. 



6. obscurus {King), (p. 340.) 



Chile. 



7. griseicollis (Lafr.). (p. 340.) 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 



8. acutirostris, Tschudi. (p. 337, note.) Peru. 



9. sylvestris, Tacz. (p. 341.) 



Bolivia. 



Peru. 



Colombia. 



10. indigoticus (Wied). (p. 341.) S.E. Brazil. 



\Hypocnemis ? striativentris, Salvad. Atti Soc. 

 Ital. Sc. Nat. vii. p. 159 ; of. Scl. Ibis, 1874, 

 p. 196.] 



11. superciliaris, Cab. (p. 342.) 



Tucuman. 



12. analis {LafrC). (p. 342.), 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



13. argentifrons, Ridgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. Costa Rica, 

 p. 475 (1891). 



14. macropus, Berl. $ Slolem. , P. Z. S. 1896, p. 387. C. Peru. 




GENEHA AND SPECIES OF EIHBS. 



15. femoralis, Tschndi. (p. 337, note.) 



Peru. 



16. latebricola, Bangs, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, Colombia 



xiii. p. 101 (1899). (Santa Marta). 



17. bolivianus, Allen, (p. 337, note.) 



Bolivia. 



18. guttatus (Less.), (p. 337, note.) 



Patr. ign. 



II. MERULAXIS, Less. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 343, 1890.) 



1. rhinoloplxus (Wied). (p. 343.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



III. LIOSCELIS, Sclater. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 344.) 



1. thoracicus (Scl.). (p. 344.) 



Amazonia 



(Rio Madeira). 



2. erithacus, Scl. (p. 345.) 



W. Ecuador. 



IV. PTER0PT0CHUS, KM. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 345.) 



1. rubecula, Kittl. (p. 345.) 



S. Chile. 



albicollis, Kittl. (p. 346.) 



W. Argentina. 

 C. & N. Chile. 




GEJTEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



V. RHINOCRYPTA, Gray. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 347.) 



1. lanceolata (7s. Geoffr. 4 <TOrb). (p. 347.) 



W. Argentina. 

 N. Patagonia. 



2. fusca, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 348.) 



W. Argentina. 



VI. HYLACTES, King. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 348.) 



1. tarnii, King. (p. 349.) 



S. Chile. 



W. Patagonia. 



2. castaneus (PH. f Landb.). (p. 349.) 



Ancles of Chile. 



3. megapodius {Kittl.). (p. 349.) 



C. & N. Chile. 



VII. ACROPTERNIS, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 350.) 



1. orthonyx (Lafr.). (p. 351.) 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 



2. infuse at a, Salvad. $ Festa, Boll. Mug. Torino, Ecuador, 

 xv. no. 362, p. 34 (1899). 



VIII. TRIPTORHINUS, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 351.) 



1. paradoxus {Kittl.). (p. 351.) 



S. Chile. 




GENEEA AND SPECIES 01' BIEDS. 



Family II. CONOPOPHAGID-ffi. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit, Mus. xv. p. 329, 1890.) 



I. CONOPOPHAGA, Vidll. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 330.) 



1. aurita (Gm.). (p. 330.) 



Guiana. 

 Ecuador. 



2. melanogaster, MZnitr. (p. 331.) 



0. Brazil. 



3. peruviana, Des Murs. (p. 331.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



4. ardesiaca, Lafr. $ d'Orb. (p. 332.) 



Ecuador. 

 Bolivia. 



5. castaneiceps, Scl. (p. 332.) 



Colombia. 

 Peru. 



6. brunneinucha, Berl. $ Stolsm., P. Z. S. 1896, C. Peru, 

 p. 385. 



7. IvcieaXa. {Wied). (p. 333.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



8. dorsalis, Menitr. (p. 333.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



9. melanops(riei«.). (p. 334.) 



E. Brazil 

 (Bahia). 



10. nigrigenys, Less. (p. 334.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



11. rusbyi, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. p. 96 Bolivia. 



(1889). 



12. browni, Bangs, P. Biol. Soc. Washington, xiii. Colombia. 



p. 100 (1899). 



II. C0RYTH0PIS, Sundev. 



(Sclater, t. e. p. 335.) 



1. calcarata {Wied). (p. 335.) 



S.E. & C. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 



2. anthoides {Pucker.), (p. 335.) 



3. humivagans, Tacz. (p. 335, pt.) 



4. nigricincta (cCOrb. $ Lafr.). (p. 335, note.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Peru. Ecuador. 



C. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



Family III. FORMICARIID-ffi. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 176, 1890.) 



Group ARBOBICOLM. 

 [Of. Salvin & Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, ii. p. 194, 1892 *.] 



I. CYMBILANIUS, Gray. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 178.) 



1. lineatus (Leach), (p. 178.) 



[fasciatus, Bidgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. vi. p. 404 

 (1883) ; Richm. op. cit. xvi. p. 498 (1893) t.] 



C. America 



(Nicaragua to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Upper Amazonia. 

 Peru. Guiana. 



* The arrangement of the Formicariida here followed is mainly that proposed by 

 Dr. Sclater, but a few of the modifications in classification suggested by Messrs. Salvin 

 and Godman have been adopted. 



t After a comparison of the series of specimens in the Museum, I am unable 

 to separate C. fasciatus. 




10 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



II. BATABA, Less. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 179, 1890.) 



1. cinerea. (Vieitt.). (p. 179.) S.E. Brazil. 



III. THAMNOPHILUS, Vieill. * 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 180.) 



1. leachi, Such. (p. 181.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 N. Argentina. 



2. unduliger, Pels. (p. 182.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



3. guttatus, Vieill. (p. 182.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



4. severus {IAcht.). (p. 183.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



5. vixidis, Vieill, N. Diet. iii. p. 18 (1818) 

 {teste Richmond in litt.). 

 [fuliginosus, Gould (nee d'Orb.). (p. 183).' 



Guiana. 



6. melanocrissus, Sol. (p. 184.) C. America 



[hollandi, Lawr. : of. Salvin & Godman, B. C.-A., (Mexico to 

 Aves, ii. p. 197, 1892.] Nicaragua). 



transandeanus, Scl. (p. 185.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



* Dr. Sclater enumerates eleven species of ThamnophUus which he could not arrange 

 in the ' Catalogue.' I have endeavoured to place ten of these in what appears to be 

 their true position. One species, ThamnophUus lafresnayanus of d'Orbigny (cf. Sclater, 

 Cat. B. xv. p. 180, note), is referred by d'Orbigny himself to the genus Formioivora 

 (Voy. p. 182, pi. 6. fig. 1). It seems to me to be a species of Myrmothernla, judging 

 from the figure, and in this sense Dr. Solater himself (p. 229) again mentions the 




GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIHDS. 



11 



8. melanurus, Gould, (p. 185.) 



tipper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



9. debilis, Berl. # Stotem., P. Z. S. 1896, p. 379. C. Peru. 



10. borbae, Pelz. (p. 186.) 



Amazonia. 



11. major, Viritt. (p. 186.) 



Venezuela. 

 Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 E. & 0. Brazil. 

 Argentina. , 

 Bolivia. 



12. albicrissus, Bidgw., P. XJ.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. 

 p. 481 (1891). 

 [Cf. Chapman, Bull. Amer. Mus. vii. p. 324, 

 1895.] 



Isl. of Trinidad. 



13. rohdei, Berlepsch. (p. 187.) 



Paraguay. 



14. melanothorax, Scl. (p. 188, note.) Loc. ign. 



15. aethiops, Scl. (p. 190, pi. xi.) 



E. Ecuador. 



16. luctuosus (Licht.). (p. 190.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



17. tschudii, Pels. (p. 191.) 



Amazonia. 




12 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIB.DS. 



18. melanochrous, Scl. (p. 191.) Peru. 



19. punctatus, Cab. (p. 191.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Bica to 

 Panama). 



20. cachabiensis, Hartert, Bull. B. 0. 0. vii. 

 p. xxix (1898). 



N.W. Ecuador. 



21. cinereo-niger, Pels. (p. 193.) 



Amazonia 



(Bio Negro). 

 Guiana. 



22. nigro-cinereus, Scl. (p. 194.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



23. bridgesi, Sol. (p. 194.) 



Panama. 



24. nigriceps, Scl. (p. 194, pi. xii.) 



Colombia. 



25. virgatus, Lawr. 



[Cf. Salvin & Godman, B. C.-A., Aves, ii. 

 p. 199, 1892.] 



Panama. 



26. stellaris, Spix. (p. 195.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



27. tiistis, Scl. # Salv. (p. 195.) 



Cayenne. 

 E. Brazil. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF "BIRDS. 



13 



•2K murinus, Pelz. (p. 195.) 



Amazonia. 

 Guiana. 



2'J. inomatus, Ridyw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 522 Lower Amazonia. 



(1888). 



30. saturninus, Pelz., Orn. Bras. p. 147. (p. 180, Cayenne. 



note.) Amazonia (Borba). 



31. capitalis, Scl. (p. 196.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



32. punctuliger, Pelz., Orn. Bras. p. 146. 

 (p. 180, note.) 



Amazonia (Borba). 



33. polionotus, Pelz., Orn. Bras. p. 147. 

 (p. 180, note.) 



Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



34. incertus, Pelz., Orn. Bras. p. 149. (p. 180, 

 note.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



35. simplex, Scl. (p. 197.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



36. naevius (Gm.). (p. 197.) Guiana. 



[jam, De Filippi, Mus. Mediol. p. 32, no. 17 Brazil. 



(1847) : cf. Salvad. Atti Aeoad. Torino, iii. Venezuela, 

 p. 274 (1868) ; Scl. Cat. p. 180, note.] 



37. albiventris, Tacz., Orn. Perou, ii. p. 9 (1884). Peru. 




14 GENEHA AND SPECTES 0"F BIRDS. 



38. atrinucha, Salvin 4 Godman, Biol. Centr.- C. America 



Auier., Aves, ii. p. 200 (1892). (Honduras to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. 



39. cinereinucha, Pete. (p. 198.) 



Amazonia 

 (Bio Negro). 



40. stictocephalus, Pels., Orn. Bras. p. 14(5. 

 (p. 180, note.) 



C. Brazil. 



41. ruficollis, Spix. 



[amazouiciis, Scl. (p. 10'J.)] 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



42. insignis, Saleiu # Godman. (p. 199, pi. xiii.) Guiana. 



43. caerulescens, Vicill. (p. 200.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Uruguay. 

 Paraguay. 

 Argentina. 



44. gilvicollis, Pete., ex Teimn. MSS. 



[maculatus, d'Orb & Lafr., nee Such, 

 1825*. (p. 201.)] 



S.E. Brazil. 



45. cinereiceps, Pels. (p. 201.) 



Amazonia 

 (Bio Negro). 



46. ambiguus, Swains, (p. 201.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



47. sticturus, Pek., Orn. Bras. p. 144. (p. 180, O. Brazil, 

 note.) 

 [=ambiguU8, Allen (nee Swains.), Bull. Amer. 

 Mus. v. p. 115 (1893).] 



* Richmond in lit/. 




GENERA AND SPECTES 01' BTTCnS. 



48. cirrhatus (Gm.), (p. 202.) Guiana. 



[trinilatis. Ridgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. p. 481 Venezuela. 



(1891). Cf. Chapman, Bull. Amer. Mua. vii. Trinidad, 

 p. 325(1895).] 



49. cristatus, IIW. (p. 203.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



50. pulchellus {Cub. $■ Heine), (p. 204.) 



N. Colombia 

 Panama. 



51. albinuchalis, Set. (p. 204. pi. xiv.) 



Ecuador. 

 N. Peru. 



52. loreto-yacuensis, Bar/let/, (p. 205.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



5.'5. melanonotus, Sri. (p. .205.) 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 



54. aspersiventris, d'Orb. cf- Lafr. (p. 206.) Bolivia. 



55. doliatus {Linn), (p. 207.) C. America 



[mexicanus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. (S. Mexico to 



p. 151 (1889). Panama). 



intermedins, Ridgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. Venezuela (lowlands), 



p 581 (1888).] Trinidad. 

 Cf. Salvin & Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Guiana. 



Aves, ii. p. 202. Lower Amazonia. 



56. bricenoi, NaHei-t, ~So\. Zool. v. p. 220, pi. iv. Highlands of 

 fig. I (1898). Venezuela. 



57. nigTicristatus, Lawr. (p. 209.) 



Panama. 

 Colombia. 




16 



GENERA A"N'D SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



58. subradiatus, Berl. (p. 209, pt.) Upper Amazonia. 



[^albicans (infra, No. 62), teste Allen, Bull. C. Brazil. 

 Amer. Mus. v. p. 118 (1893).] 



59. variegaticeps, Berl. 8; Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1890, C. Peru, 

 p. 379. 



GO. capistratus, Lafr. (p. 209.) 



E. & C. Brazil. 



61. radiatus, Vieill. * (p. 210.) 



Paraguay. 

 Bolivia. 

 S.E. Brazil. 



62. albicans, Lafr. (p. 210.) 



Peru. Bolivia. 



Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



63. tenuipunctatus, Lajr. (p. 211.) 



Colombia. 



64. berlepschi, Tacz., Orn. Perou, ii. p. 22 (1884). Ecuador. 

 (p. 211, pt.) Peru. 



65. brevirostris, Lafr., Rev. Zool. 1844, p. 82. Colombia. 



66. multistriatus, Lafr. (p. 211.) 



Panama. 



Colombia. 



. Ecuador. 



67. nigrescens, Lauv., Ann. Lye. K. Y. viii. p. 469 Venezuela. 

 (1867). (p. 180, note.) 



* On this species and its allies, cf Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. v. pp. 116-118 (1893) 




GENERA ANT) SPECIES OP BIBDS. 17 



8. palliatus {IAcht.). (p. 212.) S.E. Brazil. 



69. puncticeps, Scl. (p. 212.) 



Ecuador. 

 Bolivia. 



70. torquatus, Swains, (p. 213.) 



S.E. & E. Brazil. 



71. ruficapillus, Vieill. (p. 213.) 



Paraguay. 

 Uruguay. 

 S.E. Brazil. 



72. subfasciatus, Sol. $ Salv. (p. 214.) Bolivia. 



IV. BIATAS, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mas. xv. p. 214, 1890.) 



1. nigripectus (Lafr.). (p. 215.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



V. THAMNISTES, Scl. $ Salv. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 215.) 



1. anabatinus, Scl. &[ Salv. (p. 216.) 



0. America 



(Guatemala to 

 Panama). 



2. aequatorialis, Scl. (p. 216.) 



Ecuador. 



3. rufescens, Cab. (p. 215, note.) 

 vol. ni. February 20, 1901. 



Peru. 




18 



GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



VI. PYGOPTILA, Sd. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mns. xv. p. 217, 1890.) 



1. maculipeimis (Scl.). (p. 217.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Peru. 



2. roargaritata (Scl.). (p. 217.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



VII. NEOCTANTES, Scl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 218.) 



1. niger (Pels.), (p. 218.) 



Amazonia 



(Eio Negro). 

 E. Ecuador. 



VIII. CLYTOCTANTES, Sd. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 219.) 



1. alixi, Elliot, (p. 219.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



IX. DYSITHAMNUS, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 219.) 



1. guttulatus (Licht.). (p. 220.) 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 



2. iftentalis (Temm.).* (p. 221.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 



3. semicinereus, Scl. (p. 221.) 



C. America 



(Guatemala to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. N. Peru. 



* Professor J. A. Allen (Bull. Amer. Mua. N. H. v. pp. 118-120) unites the four 

 following species with I), mentalis — tiz. Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. W 



4. tambillanus, Taoz., Orn.Perou, ii. p. 30 (1884). C. Peru. 



5. olivaceus(TseA.). (p. 222.) C.Brazil. 



Bolivia. 

 Peru. 



6. affinis, Pels., Orn. Bras. p. 149. (p. 219, note.) C. Brazil. 



7. spodionotus, Salv. $ Godm. (p. 222.) British Guiana. 



8. xanthopterin, Burnt, (p. 223.) S.E. Brazil. 



9. puncticeps, Salvin. (p. 223.) C. America 



(Panama to 

 Costa Rica). 



10. flemmingi, Hartert, Bull. B. O. C. xi. p. 38 N. Eouador. 

 (1900). 



11. striaticeps, Lawr. (p. 223.) Costa Rica. 



12. leucostictus, Scl. (p. 224.) E. Ecuador. 



13. tucuyensis, Hwrtert, Nov. Zool. i. p. 674, Venezuela, 



pi. xv. fig. 1 (1894). 



14. schistaceus {SOrb.). (p. 224.) Peru. 



Bolivia. 



c2 




20 GENEBA AND SPECIES OY BIEDS. 



15. dubius, Berl. # Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 393. C. Peru. 



16. ardesiacus, Scl. $ ScUv. (p. 225.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



B. Ecuador. 



17. unicolor, Scl. (p. 225.) 



Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. 



18. plumbeus {Wied). (p. 226.) 



Venezuela. 

 Lower Amazonia. 

 Brazil. 



19. sub-plumbeus, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 226.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



X. THAMNOMANES, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 226, 1890.) 



1. caesius (Licht.). (p. 227.) 



S.E. & E. Brazil. 



2. glaucus, Cab. (p. 427.) Guiana. 



[Thamnistes affinis, Salrad. Atti Soc. Ital. Sc. Nat. Upper Amazonia. 



Tii. p. 154. Cf. Scl. P. Z. S. 1868, p. 175, Ecuador. 

 note.] 



XI. MYRMOTHERULA, Scl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 229.) 



1. pygmaea (Gm.). (p. 230.) 



British Guiana. 

 Upper Amazonia. 

 N.E. Peru. 

 Ecuador. Colombia. 



2. surinamensis (Gm.). (p. 231.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Peru. Ecuador. 

 Colombia. Panama. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 21 



3. longicauda, Berl. 8; Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 394. C. Peru. 



4. guttata ( VieiU.). (p. 232.) Guiana. 



5. gularis (Spix). (p. 233.) S.E. Brazil. 



6. gutturalis, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 233.) British Guiana. 



7. sororia, Berl. # Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 396. C. Peru. 



8. fulviventris, Lawr. (p. 234.) C. America 



(Honduras to 

 Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



9. guayabambae, Sharpe, Bull. B. 0. C. xi. p. 2 Peru. 

 (1900). 



10. lafresnayeana (d'Orb.). (pp. 180, 229, Bolivia, 



notes.) 



11. spodionota, Set. $ Salv. (p. 234.) Ecuador. 



12. atrigularis, Tacz. (p. 235.) Peru. 



13. haematonota (Scl.). (p. 235.) Upper Amazonia. 




22 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



14. pyrrhonota, Scl. # Sah. (p. 236.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia 

 (Bio Negro). 



15. erythrura, Scl. (p. 236, pi. xr.) 



W. Ecuador. 



16. ornata (3d.), (p. 236.) 



Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. 

 Amazonia. 



17. erythronota (Hartl.). (p. 237.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



18. hauxwelli (Scl.). (p. 237.) 



Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



19. axillaris (Vieitt.). (p. 238.) 



Isl. of Trinidad. 



Guiana. 



lower Amazonia. 



20. melaena (Scl.). (p. 239.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



21. melanogaster (SfraVr). (p. 240.) 



E. Brazil. 



22. menetriesi (d'Orb.). (p. 240.) C. America 



[Of. Salvin &Godman, B. O.-A., Ave3, ii. p. 212, (Guatemala to 

 1892 -] Panama). 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



23. viduata, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 492 (1898). N.W. Ecuador. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



23 



24. longipennis, Yelz. (p. 241.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. Colombia. 



25. sanctse-martae, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Colombia 



Hist. xiii. p. 160 (1900). (Santa Marta). 



26. brevicauda (Swains.), (p. 242.) S.B. Brazil. 



[M. minor, Salvad. Atti Soo. Ital. Se. Nat. vii. 

 p. 157. Cf. Scl. P. Z. S. 1868, p. 175, note.] 



27. urosticta (Scl.). (p. 242.) 



E. Brazil. 



28. inornata, Berlepsch. (p. 243.) 



Guiana. 

 Colombia. 



29. unicolor (Mtnftr.). (p. 243.) 



S.B. Brazil. 



30. behni, Berl. $ LeverJc., Ornis, vi. p. 25, Taf. 1. Colombia, 

 fig. 2 (1890). 



31. cinereiventris, Set. $ Sato. (p. 244.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



W. Ecuador. 



32. boliviana, Berl., 3. f. O. 1901, p. 96. 



N. Bolivia. 



XII. DICHR0Z0NA, Ridgw. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 229, note, 1890.) 



1. zononota, Bidgw. (p. 229, note.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



XIII. HERPSILOCHMUS, Cab. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 244.) 



1 . pileatus (Idcht.). (p. 245.) 



E. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 




24 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



2. sticturus, Halm.ii. (p. 245.) British Guiana. 



3. dorsimaculatus, Pelz. (p. 246.) 



Guiana, 

 Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



4. longirostris, Pelz. (p. 246.) 



C. Brazil. 



5. atricapillus, Pelz. (p. 246.) 



E. & C. Brazil. 



6. motacilloides, Taoz., P. Z. S. 1874, p. 136. 

 (p. 244, note.) 



Peru. 



7. pectoralis, Scl. (p. 247.) 



E. Brazil. 



8. rufomarginatus (Temm.). (p. 247.) E. Brazil. 



9. frater, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 248.) 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



Ecuador, 



10. axillaris (Tsck). (p. 244, note.) 



Peru. 



11. aequatorialis (Tacz. et Berl.). (p. 244, note.) Ecuador. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



25 



XIV. FORMICIVORA, Swains., Zool. Journ. i. p. 130 (1824). 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 248, 1890.) 

 [DrymopMla, Such, 1825, nee Swains. 1824 *.] 

 [Of. Richmond, Auk, xyi. p. 353.] 



1. grisea (Bodd.). (p. 249.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



E. Brazil. 



2. intermedia, Cab. (p. 250.) 



3. melanogaster, Pels. (p. 248, note.) 



Tobago. 

 Trinidad. 

 Venezuela. 

 Margarita Isl. 

 Colombia. 



C. Brazil. 



4. rufa (Wied, 1831). E. & C. Brazil. 



rufatra (Lafr. & d'Orb. 1837). (p. 250.) Bolivia. 



[Cf. Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. ii. p. 253, Peru. 

 1889; v.p. 121,1893.] 



5. strigilata (Wied). (p. 251.) 



E. & 0. Brazil. 

 N. Argentina. 



6. ferruginea (Licht.). (p. 252.) 



E. Brazil. 



7. leucophthalma, Pelz. (p. 248, note.) 



8. runcauda, Pelz. (p. 248, note.) 



Amazonia 

 (R. Madeira). 



O. Brazil. 



9. striata (Spix). (p. 252.) 



E. Brazil. 



* I am indebted to my friend Count Salvadori for pointing out that both the genera 

 Formicivora and DrymopMla, have characters assigned to them by Swainson (Zool. 

 Journ. i. pp. 301, 302), and are not nomima rmda. 




26 GENEKA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS 



10. caudata, Scl. (p. 253.) 



Venezuela. 



Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



11. genaei, De Filippi. (p. 253.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



12. malura(7emm.). (p. 254.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



13. squamata (Licht.). (p. 254.) 



E. Brazil. 



14. stictocorypha, Boucard # 



Humming-B. ii. p. 44 (1892) 



Brazil 

 (Porto Real). 



15. boucardi, Sol. (p. 254.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



16. virgata, Lawr. (p. 248, note.) 0. America 



[Of. Salvin & Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., (Panama to 



Aves, ii. p. 217, 1892.] Nicaragua). 



17. consobrina, Scl. (p. 255.) 



Guiana. 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



18. quixensis, Corn. (p. 256.) 



Peru. Ecuador. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



19. bicolor, Peh. (p. 256.) 



Amazonia 



(Upper Madeira R.). 

 Peru. 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



27 



XV. TERENURA, Gab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 257, 1890.) 



1. maculata (Wied). (p. 257.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. callinota (Scl.). (p. 257.) 



3. sharpei, Berl, J. f. O. 1901, p. 97. 



Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



Panama. 



E. Bolivia. 



4. humeralis, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 258.) 



E. Ecuador. 



5. spodioptila, Scl. $■ Salv. (p. 258.) 



British Guiana. 



6. elaopteryx, Leverk., J. f. O. 1889, p. 107. Cayenne. 



7. melanoleuca, Pels. (p. 257, note.) 



Brazil. 



XVI. PSILORHAMPHUS, Scl. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 259.) 



1. guttatus (Minitr.). (p. 259.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



XVII. RHAMPH0OENUS, VieiU. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 260.) 



1. melanurus, VieiU. (p. 260.) 



Lower Amazonia. 

 E. Brazil. 



2. albiventris, Scl. (p, 261.) 



3. rufiventris (Bp.). (p. 261.) 



Guiana. 

 Venezuela. 

 Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to ' 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 




28 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



4. sanctae-martae, Scl. (p. 261, pt.) 



Colombia 

 (Santa Marta). 



5. cinereiventris, Sol. (p. 262.) 



Ecuador. 



6. semitorquatus, Lawr. (p. 262.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 



7. collaris, Pels. (p. 263.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



8. trinitatis, Less. (p. 260, note.) 



Isl. of Trinidad. 



XVIII. CERCOMACRA, Scl. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 263, 1900.) 



1. casrulescens (VieUl.). (p. 264.) 



Lower Amazonia. 

 S.E. Brazil. 



2. cinerascens (Scl.). (p. 264.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



3. napensis, Sol. (p. 265.) 



Guiana. 

 Ecuador. 



4. tyrannina (Scl.). (p. 265.) 



5. approximans, Pelz. (p. 266.) 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



C. Brazil. 

 Ecuador. 




GENEBA AHD SPECIES OP BIRDS. 



29 



6. rosenbergi, Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C. vii. p. xxix N.W. Ecuador. 

 (1898). 



7. nigricans, Scl. (p. 267.) Panama. 



\maovlicaudis (Scl.). (p. 268.) Cf. Salvin & Colombia. 

 GS-odman, B. O.-A., Aves, ii. p. 215.] Ecuador. 



8. carbonaria, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 267.) 



Amazonia 

 (Bio Negro). 



9. melanaria (Mtnetr.). (p. 268.) 



C. Brazil. 



10. hypomelsena, Scl. (p. 268.) 



S.W. Peru. 



XIX. PYRIGLENA, Gab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 269, 1890.) 



1. leucoptera ( Vieill.). (p. 269.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. atra (Swains.), (p. 270.) 



Amazonia. 



C. & E. Brazil. 



3. berlepschi, Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C. vii. p. xxix N.W. Ecuador. 

 (1898). 



4. picea, Cab. (p. 270.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



5. serva, Scl. (p. 271.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 




30 GENERA AWD SPECIES OV BLBDS. 



XX. MYKMOCHANES, Allen. 



(Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. ii. p. 95, 1887.) 



1. hypoleucus, Allen, (p. 228, note.) Upper Bolivia 



(Reyes). 



XXI. RHOPOCICHLA, Allen. 



(Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. iii. p. 199, 1891.) 



1. ardesiaca (Wied)*, Allen, I. c. Brazil. 



Group TERRESTBES. 



XXII. PITHYS, Vieillf 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 294, 1890.) 



1. albifrons (Gm.). (p. 294.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 

 Colombia. 



2. cristata, Pels. (p. 294, note.) 0. Brazil. 



3. peruviana, Taos., Orn. Perou, ii. p. 73 (1884). Peru. 



(p. 294, pt.) Ecuador. 



XXIII. GYMNOPITHYS, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 296. Gf. Salvin & Godman, B. C.-A., 

 Aves, ii. p. 221, 1892.) 



1 . bicolor {Lawr.). (p. 296.) C. America 



(Nicaragua to 

 Panama). 



2. olivascens, Bidgw.,F. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiy. p. 469 Honduras. 



(1891). 



* This species, Myiothera ardesiaca of Prince Maximilian, is not included by 

 Dr. Solater in his ' Catalogue.' 



t Mr. Richmond shows that " Manikup " of Desmarest is older than Piihys (Auk, 

 1900, p. 179), but I cannot imagine that this barbarous name can be seriously adopted. 




GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



31 



3. ruficeps, Salvin $ Godman, B. C.-A., Aves, ii. Colombia, 

 p. 222 (1892). 



4. lunulata {Sol. $ Salv.). (p. 296.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



5. salvini (Berl., J. f. O. 1901, p. 98.) 



TJ . Bolivia 



6. griseiventris, Pels. (p. 295, note.) 



7. rufigula (Bodd.). (p. 297.) 



Amazonia 



(Bio Madeira). 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



8. leucaspis (Scl.). (p. 295.) 



9. melanosticta (Scl. # Salv.). (p. 297.) 



Amazonia. 

 Colombia. 



£. Ecuador. 



XXIV. RHEGMATORHINA, Bidgw. 



(Eidgw. P. IJ.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 525, 1887.) 



1. gymnops, Ridgw. 1. c. (p. 297.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



XXV. RHOPOTERPE, Herm. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 298.) 



1. torquata (Bodd.). (p. 298.) 



Guiana. 

 Ecuador. 



2. stictoptera, Salvin, Bull. B. 0. C. i. p. xxxii Nicaragua. 

 (1893). 



XXVI. MYRMELASTES, Scl. 



[ThamnopMlus (pt.), Scl. Cat. B. xv. p. 180 (1890). 



Myrmeciza (pt.), Scl. t. c. p. 277.] 

 [Of. Salvin & Godman, B. C.-A., Ayes, ii. p. 224, 1892.] 



1. plumbeus, Scl. (p. 193.) 



Upper Amazonia. 




32 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. immaculatus {Lafr.). (p. 189.) C. America 



(Costa Rica to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



3. lawrencei, Salvia fy Godman, B. C.-A., Aves, Nicaragua to 



ii. p. 226 (1892). Veragua. 



4. ceterus, Bangs, Proc. New Bngl. Zool. Club, Panama, 

 ii. p. 25 (1900). 

 [corvinw, Lawr. (nee Gould), (p. 189, pt.)] 



5. exsul {Sol.), (p. 279.) Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



6. intermedins, Cherrie, P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. C. America 



p. 345 (1891). (Nicaragua to 



[immaculatus, Scl. (nee Lafr.). (p. 279.)] Panama). 



7. occidentalis {Cherrw, Auk, viii. p. 191, 1891). Costa Rica. 



8. leuconotus {Spix). (p. 188.) Upper Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



XXVII. GYMNOCICHLA, Scl. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 271, 1890.) 



1. nudiceps {Cassin). (p. 272.) Panama. 



[ferruginea (Lawr.). (p. 277, note.) Cf. Salvin N. Colombia. 

 & Godman, Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Aves, ii. p. 223, 

 1892.] 



2. chiroleuca, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 272.) C. America (Honduras to 



Costa Rica). 



XXVIII. PERCN0ST0LA, Cab. if Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 272.) 



1. funebris {IAcht.). (p. 273.) Cayenne. 



Amazonia. 




GEUEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. minor, Pete. (p. 274.) 



Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



33 



3. fortis, Scl. $■ Sale. (p. 274.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



XXIX. SCLATERIA, Oberh., Proc. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 209. 

 [Heterocnemis, Scl. (nee Albers) : Sclater, t. c. p. 274.] 



1. naevia (Got.), (p. 275.) 



Guiana. 



2. leucostigma (Pelz.). (p. 276.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



3. saturata, Salvin. (p. 276.) 



British Guiana 

 (Roraima). 



4. argentata (Des Murs). (p. 277.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



Peru. 



5. albiventris, Pels., Orn. Bras. p. 161. (p. 277, pt.) 0. Brazil. 



Upper Amazonia. 



XXX. DRYMOPHILA, Swains., Zool. Journ. i. p. 302 (1824). 

 [Myrmeeiza, Gray : Sclater, t. c. p. 277.] 



1. swainsoni, Berlepsch. Venezuela. 



[longipea (Vieill.). (p. 278, pt.) Cf. Salvin & Guiana. 



Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Avea, ii. p. 229 Colombia. 



(1892).] Panama. 



TO!, iii. February 20, 1901. d 




34 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



2. albiventris, Chapman, Auk, x. p. 343 (1893). Isl. of Trinidad. 



3. boucardi, Berl. (p. 279.) Colombia. 



4. laemosticta, Salvia, (p. 280.) C. America 



(Costa Rica to 

 Panama). 



5. stictoptera, Lawr., Ann. Lye. N. Y. viii. p. 132 Costa Rica. 

 (1865) 



6. nigricauda, Salvin $ Godman, Biol. Centr.- Ecuador. 

 Amer., Aves, ii. p. 230 (1892). 



7. ciimamomea (Got.), (p. 280.) Guiana. 



8. ruficauda(jried). (p. 281.) E.Brazil. 



[M. marginata, Salvad. Atti Soc. Ital. Sc. Nat. 

 vii. p. 158. Cf. Scl. P. Z. 8. 1868, p. 175, 

 note.] 



9. squamosa, PA (p. 281.) S.E.Brazil. 



10. loricata(ii C &.). (p. 282.) E. & S.E. Brazil. 



11. atrothorax (Sodd.). (p. 282.) GuW 



Amazonia. 

 0. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 




GENEKA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



12. maynana, Tacz., P. Z. S. 1882, p. 32. (p. 277, N.B. Peru, 

 note.) 



35 



13. pelzelni, Scl. (p. 283.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



14. hemimelsena, Scl. (p. 283.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



Bolivia. 



Peru. Ecuador. 



15. spodiogaster, Berl. $ Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 397. 0. Peru. 



XXXI. HYPOCNEMIS, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 284, 1890.) 



1. cantator (JBodd.). (p. 285.) 



Guiana. 



2. peruviana, Tacz., Orn. Perou, ii. p. 61 (1884). Upper Amazonia. 



Peru. Ecuador. 



3. flavescens, Scl. (p. 286.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia 

 (Eio Negro). 



4. subflava, Cab. (p. 284, note.) 



C. Peru. 



5. hypoxantha, Scl. (p. 286.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



6. poecilonota {Pucker.), (p. 286.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 

 d2 




36 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



7. lepidonota, Set. $ Salv. (p. 287, pi. rvi.) Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Peru. Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



8. schistacea, Scl. (p. 287.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



9. leucophrys {Tsch.). (p. 288.) 



Guiana. 

 Venezuela. 

 Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



10. myiotherina (Spix). (p. 288.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Peru. Ecuador. 



11. elegans, Scl. (p. 288, pt.) 



Colombia. 



12. lugubris {Cab. $ Heine), (p. 289.) 



Amazonia 



(Rio Madeira ; 

 Eio Negro). 



13. hypoleuca {Eidgw., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. *. Amazonia. 

 p. 523, 1887). (p. 274, note.) 



14. melanura, Sol. #• Solo. (p. 290.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



lo. melanopogon, Sol. (p. 290.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



16. maculicauda, Pelz. (p. 291.) 



0. Brazil. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



17. hemileuca, Scl. # Salv. (p. 291.) 



Upper Amazonia. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF I3IHDS. 37 



18. naevia (ffm.). (p. 291.) Upper Amazonia. 



19. margaritifera, Pels., Orn. Bras. pp. 88, 165. Upper Amazonia, 

 (p. 284, note.) 



20. theresae (Des Murs). (p. 292.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



21. naevioides {Lafr.). (p. 293.) 



0. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 W. Ecuador. 



22. stellata, Sel. $ Salv. (p. 293.) 



Ecuador. 



XXXII. PHLOGOPSIS, Reichenb. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 299, 1890.) 



1. nigromaculata {Lafr. $ d'Orb.). (p. 299.) Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 



2. bowmani, Bidgw. (p. 300.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



3. notata, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. ii. Bolivia 



p. 97 (1890). (Lower Beni Hirer ). 



4. macleannani, Lawr. (p. 300.) 



C. America 



(Nicaragua to Panama). 



5. saturata, Eichm., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. xviii. Nicaragua. 

 p. 625 (1896). 




38 GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



6. trivittata (Scl.). (p. 300.) Amazonia. 



7. erythroptera ( Gould), (p. 301.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



XXXIII. FORMICAKIUS, Bodd. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 301, 1890.) 

 [Myrmecophaga, Lacep. {nee Linn.) Mem. l'lnst. Paris, 



Hi. p. 507 (1801=Fourmillier). 

 Myiothera, Illiger, Prodr. Mamm. et Av. p. 218 (1811).] 

 [Of. Eidgw. P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xvi. p. 667, 1893.] 



1. colma {6m.). 



[cayewnmsis, Bodd. (p. 302.)] 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 



2. nigrifrons, Gould, (p. 303.) 



Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



3. glaucopectus, Bidgw., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. 

 xTi. p. 673 (1893). 



Guiana. 



4. analis (Lafr. $ aVOrb.). (p. 304, pt.) 



Bolivia. Peru. 

 Upper Amazenia. 



5. nigricapillus, Ridgw., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. C. America 



xvi. p. 675 (1893). (Costa Eica to 



Panama). 

 , Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. 



6. destructus, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 493 (1898). N.W. Ecuador. 



7 crissalisfCai.). (p. 305.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



8. saturates, Ridgw. t. c. p. 677. (p. 305, pt.) Trinidad. 



Venezuela. 

 N.E. Colombia. 



39 



9. hof&nanni {Cab.), (p. 304.) 



C. America 



(Panama to S.W. 



Costa Rica). 

 Colombia. 



10. umbrosus, Ridgw. t. c. p. 677. 



C. America : 



Costa Rica (Atlantic 

 slope) to Nicaragua. 



11. monili ger, Scl. (p. 303.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Guatemala and British 

 Honduras). 



12. pallidus, Lawr, (p. 303, pt.) 



Yucatan. 



13. rufipectus, Sahin. (p. 306.) 



Panama. 

 E. Ecuador. 



14. thoracicus, Tacz. $ Berl., P. Z. S. 1885, p. 101. Ecuador. 



XXXIV. CHASLEZA, Vig. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 306.) 



1. brevicauda ( VieUL). (p. 307.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. olivacea, Tsoh. (p. 307.) 



Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



3. colombiana, Berl. $~8tolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, Colombia, 



p. 385. ? Venezuela. 




40 GENEEA AHD SPECIES Or BIRDS. 



4. fulvescens, Saivin # Godman. (p. 308.) British Guiana. 



5. nobilis, Gould, (p. 308.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 B. Ecuador. 



6. mollissima, Scl. (p. 309.) 



Colombia. 



XXXV. PITTASOMA, Cass. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 309, 1890.) 

 [Calobamon, nom. emend., Heine, Nomencl. Mus. Hein. 

 p. 123 (1890).] 



1. michleri, Cass. (p. 309.) 



Panama. 



2. zeledoni, Bidgvi. (p. 310.) 



Costa Rica. 



XXXVI. THAMNOCHAEIS, Scl. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 310.) 



1. dignissima {Scl. $ Saly.). (p. 310.) 



E. Ecuador. 



XXXVII. GRALLARIA, Vieill. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 311.) 



1. squamigera, Prfv. (p. 312.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



2. excelsa, Berlepsch, Orn. MB. i. p. 11 (1893). Venezuela. 



3. gigantea, Lawr. (p. 313.) 



Ecuador 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 

 4. mexicana, Scl. (p. 313.) S. Mexico. 



41 



5. ochraceiventris, Nelson, P. Biol. Soc. Wash- W. Mexico, 

 ington, xii. p. 62 (1898). 



6. guatemalensis, Friv. (p. 313.) 



C. America 

 (Guatemala. 

 Honduras. 



Nicaragua). 



7. princeps, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 314.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Bica to 

 Panama). 



8. regulus, Scl. (p. 314.) 



Ecuador. Colombia. 

 British Guiana 

 (Boraima). 



9. haplonota, Scl. (p. 315, pi. rvii.) 



Venezuela. 



10. varia (Bodd.). (p. 315.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



N. Brazil. 



11. imperator, Lafr. (p. 316.) 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 



12. intercedens, Berl. # Leverk., Ornis, yi. p. 27 E. Brazil. 

 (1890). 



13. nuchalis, Scl. (p. 317.) 



Ecuador. 




42 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



14. ruficeps, Scl. (p. 317.) Colombia. 



15. rufocinerea, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 317, pi. xix.) Colombia. 



16. monticola, Lafr. (p. 317.) 



Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



17. flavotincta, Bel. (p. 318.) 



Colombia. 



18. przewalskii, Tacz. (p. 311, note.) N.E. Peru. 



19. erythroleuca, Scl. (p. 318.) S.W. Peru. 



20. erythrotis, Sol. # Salv. (p. 319, pi. xviii.) Bolivia. 



21. hypoleuca, Scl. (p. 319.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



22. griseilmcha, Scl. $ Salv, (p. 319.) Venezuela. 



23. rufula, Lafr. (p. 319.) 



Colombia. 



Eouador. 



Peru. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIKDS. 

 24. obscura, Berl. $ Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, p. 385. 0. Peru. 



43 



25. ruficapilla, Lafr. (p. 321.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



26. nigrolineata, Berl. (p. 321 .) 



Venezuela. 



27. albiloris, Taos. (p. 321.) 



Peru. 



28. brevicauda (Bodd.). (p. 321.) 



Gruiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



29. simplex, Salvia $ Godman. (p. 322.) British Guiana. 



30. modesta, Sol. (p. 322.) 



Colombia. 



31. bangsi, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist, xiii; Colombia 



p. 159 (19,00). (Santa Marta). 



32. andicola (Cab,), (p. 323.) 



C. Peru. 



33. fulviventris, Scl. (p. 323, pi. xx.) 



E. Ecuador. 



34. dives, Solum, (p. 323.) 



C. America 



(Nicaragua, 

 Costa Rica). 




44 GENEKA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



35. macularia (Ternrn.). (p. 324.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



36. ochroleuca {Wied). (p. 324.) S.E. Brazil. 



37. perspicillata, Lawr. (p. 325.) C. America. 



(CoBta Rica to 

 Panama). 



38. periophtbalmica, Salvad. $ Festa, Boll. Mus. W. Ecuador. 

 Torino, xiii. no. 330, p. 2 (1898). 



39. intermedia, Ridgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. vi. Costa Eica. 

 p. 406 (1884). (p. 311, note.) 



40. lizanoi, Cherrie, P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. p. 342 Costa Eica. 

 (1891). 



41. spatiator, Bangs, P. Biol. Soc. Washington, Colombia, 

 xii. p. 177 (1898). 



42. parambae, Rothsch., Bull. B. O. C. xi. pp. 36, 37 N. Ecuador. 

 (1900). 



XXXVIII. GRALLAEICULA, Sel. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 325, 1890.) 



1. flavirostris (Sol.), (p. 326.) C.America 



(Costa Eica to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



45 



2. ferrugineipectus (Scl.). (p. 326.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia 



(Santa Marta). 



3. nana {Lafr.). (p. 327.) 



Guiana. 

 Colombia. 



4. loricata {Sol.), (p. 327.) 



Venezuela. 



5. cucullata {Sol), (p. 327.) 



Colombia. 



6. cumanensis, Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C. xi. p. 37 Venezuela 



(1900). (Cumana). 



Family IV. DENDEOCOLAPTID^]. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 2, 1890.) 



Sub-Family I. FURNARIWJE. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 3.) 



I. GEOBATES, Swains. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 4.) 



1. poecilopter us {Wied). (p. 4.) 



C. & S.E. Brazil. 



II. GEOSITTA, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 5.) 



1. cunicularia, {Vieill.). (p. 5.) 



Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 




46 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. brevirostris, Scott, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. lxiii Patagonia. 

 (1900). C. Chile. 



3. frobeni (Phil. $ Landb.). (p. 6.) 



Peru. 



4. isabellina (Phil. Sr Lamdb.). (p. 7.) 



Chile. 



5. rufipennis (Bum.), (p. 7.) 



Argentina. 



Bolivia. 



Chile. 



6. peruviana, Lafr. (p. 8.) . 



Peru. 



7. maritima (d'Orb. $• Lafr.), (p. 5, note.) Peru. 



[Of. Tacz. Orn. Perou, ii. p. 101.] 



8. saxicolina, Toes. (p. 8.) 



C. Peru. 



9. tenuirostris (<FOJ. # Lafr.). (p. 9.) 



Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



10. crassirostris, Scl. (p. 10, pi. i.) 



W. Peru. 



III. PURNARIUS, VieiU. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 10, 1890.) 



1. ruftlS(Gm.). (p. 11.) Paraguay. 



Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 



2. albigularis (Spix). (p. 11.) 



C. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 47 



3. figulus (Licht.). (p. 12.) E. & S.E. Brazil. 



4. longipennis (Swains.), (p. 10, note.) Peru. 



5. cristatus, Bum. (p. 13.) 



N. Argentina. 



6. leucopus, Swains, (p. 13.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



C. Brazil. 



7. agnatus, Sel. # Salv.- (p. 14.) 



Colombia 

 (littoral). 



8. assimilis, Cab. $ Heine, (p. 14.) S.E. Brazil. 



9. minor, Pete, (p. 14.) 



Amazonia. 



10. torridus, Sel, # Salv. (p. 15, pi. ii.) Upper Amazonia. 



11. pileatus, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 15.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



12. cinnamomeus (Less.), (p. 15.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 W. Peru. 




48 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



13. rectirostris, Wied. (p. 10, note.) Brazil. 



14. tricolor, Giebel. (p. 10, note.) Bolivia. 



IV. UPUCERTHIA, Geoffr. St.-Hilaire. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brifc. Mus. xv. p. 16, 1890.) 



1. dumetoria, Geoffr. Sf d'Orb. (p. 17.) Patagonia. 



Chile. 



2. propinqua, Ridgw., P. U.S.Nat. Mus. xii. p. 134 Str. of Magellan. 

 (1889). 



3. darwini, Scott, Bull. B. 0. 0. x. p. kiii (1900). Argentina 



(Mendoza). 



4. saturation Scott, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. kiii (1900). Chile. 



5. jelskii (Cab.), (p. 18.) C. Peru. 



Bolivia. 

 Chile. 



6. pallida, Taucz. (p. 16, note.) Peru. 



7. validirostris (Burm.). (p. 18.) W. Argentina. 



8. fitzgeraldi, Scott, Bull. B. O. C. s. p. kiii (1900). W. Argentina. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 49 



9. excelsior (Scl.). (p. 18.) Ecuador, 



10. andicola.d' Orb. $ Lafr. (p. 19.) Bolivia. 



Peru. 



11. bridgesi, Sol. (p. 19.) Bolivia. 



12. luscinia (Bwrm.). (p. 20.) W. Argentina. 



13. harterti, Berlepsch, Ber. AUg. deutsch. orn. Ges. Bolivia. 

 1892, p. 10. 



• 14. ruficauda (Meyen). (p. 20.) Patagonia. 



W. Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



V. CINCLODES, Gray. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 21, 1890.) 



1. nigrifumosus let' Orb. # Lafr.). (p. 21.) N. & C. Chile. 



2. taczanowskii, Berl. $ Stotem., P. Z. S. 1892, Peru, 

 p. 381. (p. 21, pt.) 

 \spmsvm-striatus, Scott, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. bdi 

 (1900).] 



3. patagonicus (Gm.). (p. 22.) Patagonia. 



4. oustaleti, Scott, Bull. B. O. O. a. p. lxii (1900). S. Chile. 

 tol. ni. February 20, 1901. k 




50 GEHERA AHD SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



5. molitor, Scott, i.e. p. bui. C. Chile. 



6. taaevs (VieiU.). (p. 23.) Patagonia. 



Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 



7. rivularis (CM.), (p. 23, pt.) Peru, Bolivia, 



[Cf. Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. ii. p. 88 (1889).] and Chile. 



8. albidiventris, Scl. (p. 23, pt.) Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



9. oreobates, Scott, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. Ixii (1900). Andes of Colombia. 

 10. antarcticus (Gam.), (p. 25.) Falkland Is. 



II. longipermis, Eidgw., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. Str. of Magellan, 

 p. 133, note (1890). 



12. bifasciatus, Scl. (p. 25.) Peru. Bolivia. 



N. Chile. 



N.W. Argentina. 



13. paUiatus (7sck). (p. 26.) C. Peru. 



VI. HENIC0RNIS, Gray. 



(Sclater Oat. B. Brit. Mus, xv. p. 26, 1890.) 



1. plicenicura ( Gould), (p. 26.) Patagonia. 



2. striata, Mien. (p. 26, ote.) Chile. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 

 3. wallisi, Scott, Bull. B. O. C. *. p. lxiii (1900). Patagonia. 



51 



4. melanura, Gray. (p. 27.) 



Chile. 



VII. CLIBANORNIS, Scl. # Salv. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 27.) 



1. dendrocolaptoides (Pelz.). (p. 27.) 



S.B. Brazil. 



VIII. LOCHMIAS, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 28.) 



1. nematura {Licit), (p. 28.) 



Guiana. 

 C. Brazil. 



2. sororia, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 28.) 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 

 Paraguay. 



Sub-Family II. SYNALLAXIN^!. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 29, 1890.) 



IX. APHRASTUEA, Oberholser, P. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 210. 

 [Oxywrus, Swains, {nee Safin.) : Sclater, t. c. p. 29.] 



1. spinicauda {6m,.). (p. 30.) 



Patagonia. 

 Chile. 



2 masafuerse, Phil. $ Landh. (p. 30.) 



Juan Fernandez 

 (Masafuera Isl.). 

 e2 




52 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



X. SYLVIORTHORHYNCHUS, Des Murs. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 31, 1890.) 



1. desmursi, Gay. (p. 31.) 



TS. Chile. 

 Patagonia. 



XI. SCHIZffiACA, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 31.) 



1. fuliginosa (Lafr.). (p. 32.) 



Colombia. 



2. griseimurina (Sd.). (p. 32.) 



Ecuador. 



3. palpebralis, Cab. (p. 32.) 



Peru. 



4. coryi (Berl.). (p. 33.) 



Venezuela. 



5. harterti, Berl., J. f. O. 1901, p. 91. 



Andes of W. Bolivia. 



XII. PHL(EOCRYPTES, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 33.) 



1. melanops ( Vieill.). (p. 33.) 



Paraguay. 

 Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 

 Patagonia. 

 Chile. W. Peru. 



2. schcenobasnus, Cab. $■ Heine, (p. 34.) 



Bolivia 



(Late Titicaca). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



53 



XIII. LEPTASTHENURA, Beichenb. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 34.) 



1. aegithaloides (Kittl.). (p. 35.) 



Chile. 

 S. Peru. 



2. platensis, Seicheiib. (p. 35, pt.) 

 [Cf. Berl., J. f. O. 1887, p. 119.] 



Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 



soma. 



3. fuscescens, Allen, (p. 34, note.) 



Bolivia, 



4. andicola, Sel. (p. 36.) 



0. Peru. 



Ecuador, 



Colombia. 



5. pileata, Sel. (p. 36.) 



Peru. 



6. ftdiginiceps (Lafr. $ d'Orb.). (p. 37.) 



Bolivia. 

 Argentina. 



7. boliviana, Allen, (p. 34, note.) 



Bolivia. 



8. setaria (Temm.). (p. 34, note.) 



Brazil. 



9. striolata (Pelz.). (p. 34, note.) 



S.B. Brazil 

 (Parana). 



XIV. SYNALLAXIS, Vieill. 



(Sckter, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 37, 1890.) 



1. leucocephala, Lafr. $ d'Orb. (p. 37, note.) Patagonia 



(Rio Negro). 




54 GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIBBS. 



2. ruflcapilla, Vieill. (p. 38.) S.E. Brazil. 



8. poliophrys, Cab. (p. 39.) 



Guiana. 



4. frontalis, Pelz. (p. 39.) 



Brazil. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. Peru. 

 Ecuador. Colombia. 



5. griseiventris, Allen, (p. 37, note.) 



Bolivia. 



6. superciliosa, Cab. (p. 41.) 



W. Argentina 

 (Tucuman). 



7. moesta, Set. (p. 41.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



8. brunneicaudalis, Scl. (p. 41.) 



Guiana. 



Ecuador. 



Peru. 



9. cabanisi, Berlepsch $ Letetk., Ornis, vi. p. 21 Pern. 



(1890). 



10. spbri, Scl. (p. 42.) 



Brazil. 

 Uruguay. 

 N. Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



1). albescens, Temm. (p. 43.) 



C. America 



(Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Venezuela. Guiana. 

 Brazil. Argentina. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 

 12. hypospodia, Scl. (p. 44.) E. Brazil. 



55 



13. subpudica, Scl. (p. 45.) 



Colombia. 



14. pudica, Scl. (p. 45.) 



C. America 



(Honduras to Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



15. guianensis (Ghn.). (p. 46.) 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Colombia. 



16. albilora, Pels. (p. 47.) 



Brazil. 



17. cinerascens, Temm. (p. 48.) 



£.E. Brazil. 



18. maranonica, Tacz. (p. 48.) 



TSt. Peru. 



19. propinqua, Pels. (p. 48.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



20. stictothorax, Sol. (p. 49.) 



W. Ecuador. 



21. semicinerea {Beichenb.). (p. 49.) 



Brazil 

 Bolivia. 



22. scutata, Scl. (p. 49.) 



S. Brazil. 




3 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



23. whitei, Set. (p. 50.) Argentina. 



24. titys, Tacz., P. Z. S. 1877, p. 323. (p. 37, note.) Peru. 



25. cinnamomea (Gin.), (p. 50.) 



26. mustelina, Pefe. (p. 51.) 



Colombia. 



Trinidad. 



Venezuela. 



Guiana. 



Amazonia, 



Brazil. 



Bolivia. 



Upper Amazonia. 



27. vulpina, Pete. (p. 52.) 



Amazonia. 

 C. Brazil. 



28. unirufa, Lafr. (p. 52.) 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



29. fuscorufa, Sel. (p. 53.) 



Colombia. 



30. castanea, Scl. (p. 53.) 



31. kollari, Pete. (p. 53.) 



Venezuela. 



Upper Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



32. candaei, Lafr. $ tfOrb. (p. 54.) 



Colombia 

 (N. littoral). 




GEWEKA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 57 



33. laemosticta, Set. (p. 54.) Colombia. 



34. terrestris, Jar A. (p. 54.) Tobago. 



35. carri, Chapman, Bull. Amer. Mus. yii. p. 323 Trinidad. 

 (1895). 



36. striatipectus, Chapman, Bull. Amer. Mus. xii. Venezuela, 

 p. 156 (1899). 



37. adusta, Safo. $ Godm. (p. 55, pi. iii.) British Guiana 



(Eoraima). 



B. gularis, La.fr. (p. 55.) Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



39. rufiventris, Bert. $ Btolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, C. Peru, 

 p. 372. 



40. erythrothorax, Scl. (p. 55.) C. America 



(Mexico to Honduras). 



41. torquata, Wied. (p. 56.) S.E. Brazil. 



Bolivia. 



42. speciosa, Salvin (PormiciYora, p. 251). E. Ecuador. 



[Cf. Salrad. & Pesta, Boll. Mus. Torino, xv. Puna Isl. 

 no. 357, p. 21 (1899).] Peru. 




58 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS 



43. subspeciosa, Salvad. $ Festa, id supra. 



W. Ecuador 

 (Bilyan Mts.). 



44. maximiliani, d'Orb. (p. 56., 



Bolivia. 



45. paucalensis, Taoz. (p. 57.) 



Peru. 



46. phryganophila ( VieiU.). (p. 57.) 



Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 Uruguay. 

 Bolivia. 



47. rutilans, Temm. (p. 57.) 



Amazonia. 

 Brazil. 



IlfCEETJ! Sedis. 



48. striata, PhU. $ Landb. (pp. 34, 37, notea.) Peru (Arica). 



49. troglodytoides, d'Orb, (p. 37, note.) Patagonia. 



XV. SIPTORNIS, Beichenb. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 58, 1890.) 



1. hypochondriaca, Salvin, Nov. Zool. ii. p. 14 Peru. 



(1895). 



2. singularis, Tacz. # Berk, P. Z. S. 1885, p. 96 Ecuador, 

 pi. vii. fig. 2. (p. 58, note.) 



3. pallida (Wied). (p. 59.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



4. antisiensis (Scl.). (p. 59.) 



Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



59 



5. furcata (Tact., P. Z. S. 1882, p. 25). (p. 58, note.) N.E. Peru. 



6. baroni, Salvin, Not. Zool. ii. p. 14 (1895). Peru. 



7. cisandina ( Tacz., P. Z. S. 1882, p. 25.) (p. 58, N.E. Peru, 

 note.) 



8. curtata (Scl.). (p. 59.) 



Colombia. 



9. erythrops (Sel.). (p. 60.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



10. rufigenis (Lam.), (p. 60.) 



Costa Rica. 



11. striaticollis (Lafr.). (p. 61.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



12. hyposticta (Pels.), (p. 61.) 



Amazonia. 

 Colombia. 



13. sub-cristata (Scl). (p. 62, pi. iv.) 



Venezuela. 



14. raticilla (Cab. 8; Heine), (p. 62.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



15. striaticeps (aVOrb. $ Lafr.). (p. 63.) 



N. Patagonia. 

 Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 

 Bolivia. 




60 



GENEEA AND SPECIES 01? BIEDS. 



16. heterocerca, Berlepsch S[ Leverk., Ornis, vi. Argentina, 



p. 22(1890). 



17. rufipennis {Sol. # Salv.). (p. 63.) Bolivia. 



18. albiceps {cHOrb. $ Lafr.). (p. 64.) 



Bolivia. 



19. albicapilla {Cab.), (p. 64.) 



Peru. 



20. humicola {Kittl.). (p. 65.) 



Chile. 



21. orbignii {Eeichenb.). (p. 65.) 



Bolivia. 

 N. Argentina 

 (Mendoza). 



22. arequipae {Scl. $ Salv.). (p. 66.) 



S.W. Peru. 



23. modesta {Eyton). (p. 66.) 



Patagonia. 



N. Argentina. Chile. 



Bolivia. 



24. sajamae, Berl, J. f. O. 1901, p. 94. 



Andes of W. Bolivia. 



25. rostrata, Berl., J. f. O. 1901, p. 94. Andes of E. Bolivia. 



26. humilis {Cab.), (p. 67.) 



Peru. Bolivia. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



61 



27. marayniocensis, Bert. # Stolzrn., P. Z. S. 1896, 0. Peru, 

 p. 373. 



28. robusta, Berl., J. f. O. 1901, p. 95. 



Andes of W. Bolivia. 



29. pudibunda {Set.), (p. 67.) 



Peru. 



30. heterura, Berl, J. f. O. 1901, p. 93. 



W. Bolivia. 



31. sordida {Less.), (p. 68.) 



N. Patagonia. 

 Argentina. Uruguay. 

 Chile. 



32. patagonica (tfOrb). (p. 69.) 



Patagonia. 



33. sulphurifera (Burm.). (p, 69.) 



N. Patagonia. 

 Argentina. 



34. anthoides (Kmg). (p. 70.) 



Chile. Patagonia. 

 Falkland Is. 



35. hudsoni (Sol.), (p. 70.) 



Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 



36. graminicola (Sel.). (p. 71.) 



Peru. 



37. wyatti (Sol. $ Salv.). (p. 71.) 



Andes of Colombia and 

 Ecuador. 




62 GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 



38. virgata (ScL). (p. 71.) 0. Peru. 



39. flammulata (Jard.). (p. 72.) Andes of Colombia. 



Ecuador. Peru. 



40. taczanowskii, Berl. $ Stolzm., Ibis, 1894. p. 393. 0. Peru. 



41. maluroides (cFOrb. # Lafr.). (p. 72.) Argentina. 



XVI. XENEKPESTES, Berl. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 73, 1890.) 



1 . minlosi, Berl. (p. 73.) Colombia. 



XVII. PSEUDOCOLAPTES, . 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xy. p. 77, 1890.) 



1. boissoneaui (Lafr.). (p. 78.) Venezuela. 



Andes of Colombia, 

 Ecuador, Peru, and 

 BoliTia. 



2. flavescens, Berl. 8; Stolzm., P.Z. S. 1896, p. 374. C. Peru. 



3. lawrencei, Sidgw. (p. 79.) C. America 



(Costa Eica to 

 Panama). 



Sub-Family III. PHILTDORINJE. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 74, 1890.) 



XVIII. CORYPHISTERA, Burm. 

 (Sclater, *. c. p. 74.) 



1. alaudina, Burm. ' (p. 75.) N. Argentina. 




GENEBA And species of bieds. 



XIX. ANUMBIUS, d'Orb. $ Lafr. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 75.) 



1. acuticaudatus (Less.), (p. 75.) 



Patagonia. 

 Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 

 Paraguay. 



63 



XX. THRYOLEGUS, Oberh., Proc. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 210. 

 [IAmnojJiyes, Scl. (nee Eaton) : Sclater, t. c. p. 76.] 



1. curvirostris (Gould), (p. 76.) 



Argentina. 

 Uruguay* 



XXI. LIJOTORNIS, Gould. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 77.) 



1. rectirostris, Gould, (p. 77.) 



Uruguay. 



XXII. BERLEESCHIA, Bidgw. 

 (Sclater, *. c. p. 79.) 



1. rikeri (Bidgw.). (p. 79.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



XXIII. PHACELODOMUS, Rtiehenb. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 79.) 



1. ruber (Vieill.). (p. 80.) 



Paraguay. 

 Bolivia. 



2. rufifrons (Wied). (p. 80.) Argentina. 



[? Anumbius ferrugineigula, Pelz. SB. Akad. Paraguay. 

 Wien, xxxi. p. 322 (1858).] Brazil. Peru. 



Patagonia. 



3. inornatus, Bidgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 152 Venezuela. 

 (1887). (p. 80, pt.) 




64 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



4. sibilatrix, Sol. (p. 81.) Argentina. 



5. striaticeps (d'Orb. $■ Lafr.). (p. 81.) Bolivia. 



Peru. 



6. striaticollis (d'Orb. # Lafr.). (p. 82.) Argentina. 



[? Anabacerthia striaticollis, Lafr. Diet. Univ. Uruguay. 

 H. N. i. p. 412, 1847.] 



7. dorsalis, Salvia, Nov. Zool. ii. p. 14 (1895). Peru. 



8. rufipennis, Scl. (p. 83, pi. v.) Brazil. 



[striaticeps, Graham Kerr (nee d'Orb. & Lafr.), Bolivia. 

 Ibis, 1892, p. 132.] Rio Pilcomayo. 



XXIV. THRIPOPHAGA, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 83, 1890.) 



1. striolata (Licht). (p. 83.) Brazil. 



2. guttuligera, Sol. (p. 84.) Colombia. 



3. erythrophthalma ( Wied). (p. 84.) S.E. Brazil. 



4. sclateri, Berl. (p. 84.) S. Brazil. 



[? Anumbius rufopectus, Gray, Hand-1. ii. p. 171, 

 no. 2301.] 



5. fusciceps, Sol. (p. 85.) Bolivia. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



65 



XXV. PSEUDOSIZURA, Reichenb. 



{Of. Oberh. Proc. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 210.) 

 [Homorus, Reichenb. : Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. 

 Mus. xv. p. 85, 1890.] 



1. lophotes, Beichenb. (p. 85.) 



Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 



2. gutturalis (<?0rft. # Lafr.). (p. 86.) 



N. Patagonia. 

 W. Argentina. 



3. cristatus (Spite), (p. 86.) 



S.K & C. Brazil. 



4. galatheae, Leverk., J', f . 0. 1889, p. 106 ; Berlepsch Brazil 



& Leverk., Ornis, vi. p. 24, pi. i. fig. 1. (Matto G-rosso). 



XXVI. AUTOMOLUS, Reichenb. 

 (Sclater, *. c. p. 87.) 



1. feiruginolentus (**%<&■). (p. 88.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. holostictus, Sol. # Salv. (p. 89, pi. vi.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



3. rufobrunneus (Lawr.). (p. 89.) 



Costa Rica . 



4. ignobilis, Bel. $ Salv. (p. 89.) 

 tol. ni. February 20, 1901. 



Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. 




66 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF EIHBS. 



5. striaticeps, Tacz. (p. 90.) Colombia. 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



6. subulatus (Spix). (p. 90.) Ecuador. 



Upper Amazonia. 



7. stictoptilus, Gab. (p. 90, pt.) Peru. 



8. assimiliS, Berl. $ Tacz., P: Z. S. 1883, p. 561. W. Ecuador, 

 (p. 87, note.) 



9. virgatus (Lawr.). (p. 96, note.) Obsta Rica. 



[Of. Salvin & God man, Biol. Centr.-Amer., 

 Aves,.ii. p t 155.(1891).] 



10. rabiginosus (ScL). (p. 91.) S. Mexico. 



11. verae-pacis, Salvin. $ Go&man, Biol. Centr.- Guatemala 



Amer., Ayes, ii. p. 156 (1891). (Vera Paz); 



12. umbrirras, Salvin, $ Godman, t. c. p. 157. Guatemala 



(P- 91 . P'-) (Pacific slopes). 



13. guerreiensis, Salvin $ Godman, t. c. pi 157. Mexico 



(Guerrero). 



14. fumosus, Salvin $ Godman, t. e. p. 158. Panama 

 (p. 91, pt.) 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 

 15. rtlbidus, Scl. (p. 91, pi. vii.) Brazil. 



67 



16. cervinigularis (Scl.). (p. 91.) 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to Panauia)» 



17. ochrolaemus (Tsch.y (p. 92.) 



Colombia. Peru. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



18. turdimis (Ptiz.). (p. 93;) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



19. melanopezus (Scl.}. (p. 93.) 



E. Ecuador. 



20. albigularis (Salv. $ Godm.). (p. 93.) British Guiana. 



21. pallidigularis, Lawr. (p. 94.) 



0. America 



(Nicaragua to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



22. dorsalis, Scl. # Salv. (p. 94.) 



Ecuador. 



23. leucophthalmus(»%<2). (p. 95.) S.E. & E. Brazil. 



24. sclateri (Pete.), (p. 95.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 

 F2 




68 GEKBHA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



25. pectoralis, Nelson, Auk, xiv. p. 54 (1897). Mexico 



(Oaxaea). 



26. nigricauda, Hartert, Bull. B. O. 0. Tii. p. xxx N.W. Ecuador 

 (1898). (Cachabi). 



27. ruiipectus, Bangs, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, Colombia, 

 xii. p. 158 (1898). 



XXV1T. PHILYDOR, Spir. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 96, 1890.) 



1. atricapillus (WUet). (p. 96.) 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 



2. rufus {Vieill). (p. 97.) 



S.E. & 0. Brazil. 



3. columbianus, Coi. ^ Heine, (p. 98.) Venezuela. 



4. erythropterus (Scl). (p. 98.) 



Colombia. 

 E. Ecuador. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



5. consobrinus, Scl. (p. 98, pi. ix.) 



Colombia. 



6. pyrrhodes (Cab.), (p. 99.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 



7. fuscipennis, Salvin. (p. 99.) 



Panama. 




GENERA ASTII SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



a erythronotus, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 99.) 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



69 



9. panerythrus, Scl. (p. 100.) 



0. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Colombia. 



10. ruficaudatus {Lafi. $ d'Orb.). (p. 100.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



11. sub-flavescens, Cab. (p. 96, note.) 



Peru. 



12. euophrys, Berl. $ Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, p. 375. C. Peru. 



13. sub-fulvus, Scl. (p. 101.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



14. erythrocercus (Pels.), (p. 101.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



15. cervicalis, Scl. (p. 101.) 



Guiana. 



XXVIII. THEIPADECTES, ScL 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 102, 1890.) 



1. fiammulatus (Eyton). (p. 102.) 



Mts. of Venezuela. 

 Andes of Colombia, 

 Ecuador, and Peru. 



2. scrutator, Taez. (p. 103.) 



C. Peru. 



3. virgaticeps. Lawr. (p. 103.) 



Ecuador. 




70 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



XXIX. ANCISTROPS, Set. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 103, 1890.) 



1. strigilatus (Spin), (p. 103.) . Upper Amazon!: 



B. Ecuador. 



XXX. HELIOBLETUS, Eekhenb. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 104.) 



1. superciliosus (Licht.). (p. 104.) S.E. Brazil. 



XXXI. XENICOPSIS, Cab. $ Heine. 



[Anabazenops, Sclater (nee Lafr.), *. c. p. 105,] 



1. rufosuperciliatus (Lafr.). (p. 105.) Brazil. 



[superciliatus, Lafr. Diet. Univ. H. N. i. Bolivia, 

 p. 411.] 



2. cabanisi, Tacz. (p. 105, pt.) Peru. 



3. oleagineus, Set. (p. 106.) Argentina. 



Paraguay. 

 Brazil. 



1. immaculatus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Bolivia. 

 Hist. ii. p. 92 (1889). (p. 105, note.) 



5. variegaticeps, Scl. (p. 106.) O. America 



(S. Mexico to Panama). 



6. temporalis (Scl). (p. 107.) Colombia. 



Ecuador. 

 Tern. BoliTa. 




GENERA AND SFECEES OF BIBBS. 

 7. amaurotis (Temm.). (p. 107.) S.E. Brazil. 



71 



8. striaticollis (Scl.). (p. 108.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



9. ruficollis, Taoz., Orn. Perou, ii. p. 160. (p. 105, Peru, 

 note.) 



10. subalaris (Scl.). (p. 108.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Rica to 

 Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



11. guttulatus, Scl. (p. 109.) 



Venezuela. 



XXXII. XEN0PS, llliger. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 110.) 



1. genibarbis, llliger. (p. 110.) 



[Neops rufieaudus, Vieill. Analyse, p. 58 ; 

 id. N. Diet. xxxi. p. 338.] 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to Panama). 

 Colombia. Amazonia. 

 Guiana. Brazil. 



2. littoralis, Sol. (p. 110, pt.) Ecuador. 



[Cf. Salvad. & Festa, Boll. Mus. Torino, 

 xv. no. 362, p. 25 (1899).] 



3. rutilus, IAcht. (p. 111.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 

 Brazil. 



,4. heterurus, Cab. (p. Ill, pt.) Ecuador. 



[Cf. Salvad. & Eesta, Boll. Mus. Torino, Peru, 

 xv. no. 362, p. 23 (1899).] 



5. tenuirostris, Pels., SB. k. Akad. Wien, xxxiv. Amazonia 



p. 112; id. Orn. Bras. p. 41 (1868). (Rio Madeira). 




72 GENERA AHD SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



XXXIII. ANABAZBNOPS, Lafr. 



[Anabatoides, Burm. : Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. 

 p. 112, 1890.] 



1. fuseas (Vieill.). (p. 112.) S.E.Brazil. 



Sub-Family IV. SCLERURIN^E. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 113, 1890.) 



\_Cf. Eidgw. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. pp. 21-31, 1889.] 



XXXIV. SCLERUEUS, 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 113.) 



1. umbretta (LicAt.). (p. 114.) S.E. Brazil. 



Paraguay. 

 Argentina. 



2. albigularis, Swains, (p. 114.) Tobago. 



Venezuela. 



3. canigularis, fiidgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xi. p. 542. Costa Rica 

 (p. 114, pt.) 



4. propinquus,^am^s,Proc. Biol. Soe. Washington, Colombia 



xiii. p. 99 (1899). ( S an ta Maria). 



5. mexicamis, Sol. (p. 115.) c . America 



[? rujkollu, Swains. B. Bras. ii. pi. 79.] (Mexico to Panama). 



Colombia. 

 Amazonia. 



6. caudacutus(Fm«.). (p. 116.) Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



7. fuscus ( Wiet) (p 114, pt .) Am 



[Cf. Bidgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. pp. 22, 28.] 




GE5ERA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 73 



8. olivascens, Cab. (p. 116, pt. ; Kidgw. t.c. p. 30.) W.Peru. 



9. brunneus, Scl. (p. 116.) Colombia. 



10. salvini, Salvad. $■ Festa, Boll. Mus. Torino, xv. W. Ecuador, 

 no. 362, p. 23 (1899). 



11. guatemalensis (Hartl.). (p. 117.) C.America 



(Guatemala to 

 Panama). 

 ? Ecuador. 



12. lawrencei, Eidgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. ?Bahia. 

 pp. 22, 29. 



Sub-Family V. MARGAROBNITHIN^!. 

 \Cf. Salvin & Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, ii. p. 109 (1891).] 



XXXV. MARGARORNIS, Eeichenb. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 121, 1890.) 



1. squamigera (<f Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 121.) Bolivia. 



2. perlata (Less.), (p. 121.) Venezuela. 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



3. stellata, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 122.) W. Ecuador. 



4. rubiginosa, Lawr. (p. 122.) C. America 



(Costa Rica to 

 Panama). 




74 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS 



5. guttata, Lawr. (p. 123.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



XXXVI. PREMNOPLEX, Oherrie. 



(Cherrie, P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. p. 339, 1891.) 



I . brunnescens, Scl. (p. 123.) 



C. America 



(Costa Eica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Peru. 



2. stictonota (Berl., J. f. 0. 1901, p. 95). 



W. Boliria. 



XXXVII. PYGARRHICUS, Bumu 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 126, 1890.) 



1. albigularis (King), (p. 126.) 



W. Patagonia. 

 S. Chile. 



Sub-Family VI. GLYPH0REYNCH1NM. 

 \_Cf. Salvia & Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, ii. p. 171 (1891).] 



XXXVIII. GLYPHORHYNCHUS, Wied. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 124.) 



1. cuneatus (Licht.). (p. 124.) 



0. America 



(Mexico to Panama). 

 Colombia. Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Guiana. 



2. castelnaudi, Des Murs. (p. 124, pt.) 



[Cf. Salvad. & Festa, Boll. Mus. Torino, 

 xt. no. 362, p. 25 (1899).] 



Ecuador. 



XXXIX. DENDROCICHLA, Gray. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 1H2.) 



1. anabatina, Scl. (p. 162.) 



C. America 



(Mexico to Panama). 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



2. homochroa {Sol.), (p. 163.) C. America 



(Mexico to 

 Panama). 



3. ruficeps, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 164.) Panama. 



4. macrorhyncha, Salvad. 8[ Festa, Boll. Mus. E. Ecuador. 

 Torino, xv.no. 362, p. 27 (1899). 



5. tyrannina (Lafr.). (p. 164.) Colombia. 



\brmnea, Salvad. & FeBta, Boll. Mus. Torino, W. Ecuador, 

 xiii. no. 330, p. 2 (1898).] ' 



6. longicauda, Pels. (p. 165.) Lower Amazonia. 



British Guiana. 



7. fuliginosa (Vieitt.). (p. 165.) Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



8. rufo-olivacea, Bidgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. Lower Amazonia 

 p. 493 (1887). (p. 165, pt.) (DiamantinaJ. 



9. olivacea, Lawr. (p. 166.) C. America 



(Honduras to. 

 Panama). 

 Colombia. 



10. anguina, Bangs, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, Colombia, 

 xii. p. 138 (1898). 

 \=lafremaye>., Bidgw. ; teste Allen, Bull. Amer. 

 Mus. xiii. p. 156 (1900).] 



11. turdina (Lieht). (p. 167.) S.E. Brazil. 



75 




76 GENERA. AND SPECIES OP BIBBS. 



12. castanoptera, Ridgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. Lower Amazonia 

 p. 494 (1887). (Diamantina). 



13. atrirostris, Lafr. $ d'Orb. (p. 162, note.) Bolivia. 



14. lafresnayei, Ridgw., P. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 492 ? Upper Amazonia. 

 (1887). (p. 162, note.) 



15. merula (Licht.). (p. 168.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



16. meruloides {Lafr.). (p. 168.) 



Tobago. 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



17. minor, Pels. (p. 1 62, note.) 



Brazil. 



Sub-Family VII. DENDROCOLAPTINuE. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 117, 1890.) 



XL. SITTASOMUS, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. e. p. 118.) 

 [Of. Eidgw. P. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. pp. 507-510 (1891).] 



1. erithacus (Lkht.). (p. 119.) S.E.Brazil. 



[olivaceus, Wied. (p. 119.) Of. Eidgw. t. c. Paraguay. 



P- 5C8 -] Argentina. 



Bolivia. 



2. chapadensis, Ridgw. t. c. p. 509. 



0. Brazil. 

 N. Argentina. 

 Paraguay. 

 ? Bolivia. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 77 



3. amazonus, Lafr. (p. 119.) Upper Amazonia. 



4. sylvioides, Lafr. (p. 119, pt.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Costa .Rica and 

 Panama). 



5. jaliscensis, Nelson, Auk, xvii. p. 264 (1900). W. Mexico. 



6. aequatorialis, Eidgw.t.c. p. 509. 



Ecuador. 



7. griseus, Jard. (p. 119, pt.) 



Tobago. 



? Venezuela. 



8. phelpsi, Chapman, Auk, xv. p. 369 (1897). Venezuela. 



9. stictolaemus, Pels. (p. 120.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



XLI. DECONYCHURA, Cherrie. 



(Cherrie, P. U.S. Nat, Mus. xiv. p. 839, 1891.) 



1. typica, Cherrie, I. c. 



C. America 

 (Costa Kica to 

 Panama). 



XLII. DENDRORNIS, Eyton. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 127.) 

 [Of. Elliot, Auk, viii. pp. 160-189.] 



1. guttata (Licht.). (p. 128.) 



E. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 




78 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBBS. 



2. guttatoides (Lafr.). (p. 128.) Guiana. 



3. palliata, Des Murs. (p. 127, note.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



4. rostripallens, Des Mars. (p. 129.) 



Guiana. 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



Amazonia. 



Bolivia. 



5. eytoni (Scl.). (p. 129.) 



Amazonia. 



6. d'orbigniana (Pitch. $ Lafr.). (p. 127, note ; C. Brazil. 

 Elliot, t. c. p. 182.) Bolivia. 



7. eburneirostris, Eyttrn. (p. 130.) 0. America 



\mentalis, Lawr. (p. 131). Cf. Elliot, Auk, vii. (Mexico to 



p. 174; Salvin&Godman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Costa Rica). 

 Aves, ii. p. 178 (1891).] 



S. megarhyncha, Nelson, Auk, xvii. p. 265 S.W. Mexico. 

 (1900). 



9. striatigularis, Richmond, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. N.E. Mexico, 

 xxii. p. 318 (1900). 



10. nana, Lawr. (p. 133, pi), 



[costaricensis, Ridgw.; Elliot, t. e. p. 174.] 



C. America 

 (Honduras to 

 Panama). 



11. erythropygia, Scl. (p. 131.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Ecuador. Peru. 



Bolivia. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



12. punctigula, Eidgw. (p. 131, pt.) 



0. America 



(Costa Eica to 



Panama). 

 Ecuador. 



13. triangularis (Lafr.). (p. 132.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 



14. bogotensis, Berl. % Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, Colombia. 



p. 376. 



13. lacrymosa, Lawr. (p. 133.) 



C. America 



(Nicaragua to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 



16. susurrans {Jardl.). (p. 133.) 



[fraterculus, Eidgw., Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. 

 p. 526 (1887). (p. 127, note.) Cf. Elliot, 

 t. e. p. 171.] 



Tobago. 

 Trinidad. 

 Brazil. 



Lower Amazonia 

 (Diamantina). 



17. pardalota (Vieill.). (p. 134; Elliot, t. 

 p. 173.) 



Guiana,. 



Lower Amazonia. 



Bolivia. 



18, polysticta, Salv. # Gedm.. (p. 135, pi. x.) British Guiana. 



19. ocellata (Spix). (p. 136.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



Ecuador.. 



Colombia. 



20. lineaticapilla, Berlepsch $■ Leverk., Ornis, vi. Venezuela 



p. 24, tab. i. fig. 1 (1890). (Angostura;. 



21. elegans, ?dz. (p. 137.) 



C. Brazil. 




80 GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



22. weddelli, Lafr. (p. 136 ; BlUot, t.c.p. 168, pt.) Patr. ign. 



23. kieneri, Des Murs. (p. 127, note ; cf. Elliot, Upper Amazonia 

 t. c. p. 169.) (Ega). 



24. spixi (Less.), (p. 137.) Lower Amazonia. 



25. chxaidhotarabo (Tschudi). (p. 136, pt. ; Elliot, Upper Amazonia. 

 t. c. p. 176.) 



26. multiguttata (Lafr.). (p. 138; cf. Elliot, Brazil. 



t. c. p. 175.) Amazonia. 



Bolivia. 



27. obsoleta, Licht. (p. 117, note; Elliot, i.e. Lower Amazonia, 



p. 189.) 



XLII1. DENDROPLEX, Swains. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit, Mus. xv. p. 138, 1890.) 



1. picas (Gm.). (p. 138.) Lower Amazonia. 



Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 



2. picirostris (Lafr.). (p. 139.) Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



3. longirostris, Richmond, P. U.S. Nat Mus. Margarita Isl. 

 xviii. p. 674 (1896). 



XLIV. DENDREXETASTES, Eylon. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 140.) 



1. temmincki (Lafr.). ( p , 140.) Guiana. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



2. capitoides, tyton. (p. 140, pt.) Patr. ign. 



[Cf. H. 0. Forbes, Nature, lii. p. 619, 1895.] 



3. devillei (Lafr.). (p. 141.) 



Upper Amazonia, 



4. paraensis, Lorenz-Liburnau, Verh. Gob. Wien, Pari, 

 'xlv. p. 363 (1896) ; id. Ann. Hofm. 

 Wien, xi. pp. 1-4, Taf. i. 



XLV. HYLEXETASTES, Set. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 141, 1890.) 



1. perroti {Lafr.). (p. 141.) 



Guiana. 



XL VI. XIPHOCOLAPTES, Less. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 142.) 

 [Of. Eidgw. Pr. TJ.8. Nat. Mus. xii. pp. 1-20, 1889.] 



1. albicollis (Vieill.). (p. 142.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 N. Argentina. 



2. argentinus, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. Argentina 



p. 5 (1890). (Buenos Ayres), 



3. sclateri, Ridgw. (p. 143.) 



S. Mexico. 



4. emigrans, Set. (p. 145, pt.) 



[Cf. Salvin & Godman, Biol. Oentr.-Amer., 

 Aves, ii. p. 183, 1891.] 



Guatemala. 



5. costaricensis, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xi. Costa Bica. 

 p. 541 (1889). (p. 145, pt.) 



tol. in. March 12, 1901. 




82 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



6. promeropirhynchus (Less.), (p. 144.) Colombia. 



7. crassirostris, Tacz. $ Berl, P. Z. S. 1885, Ecuador, 

 p. 113. 



8. fortis, Heine, (p. 142, note.) Patr. ign. 



9. phaeopygus, Berl. Sj- Stolzm., P. Z. S/1896, C. Peru, 

 p. 377. 



10. virgatus, Ridgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. p. 11 Patr. ign. 

 (1890). (p. 142, note.) 



11. ignotus, Ridgw., t. a. p. 13. (p. 142, note.) Ecuador. 



12. compressirostris, Tacz. ; Ridgw. t. c. p. 13. N. Peru. 



(p. 144, pt.) S. Ecuador. 



13. simpliciceps, Lafr. (p. 142, note.) Bolivia. 



14. satuiatus, Ridgw., t. c. p. 14. (p. 142, note.) W. Ecuador 



(Guayaquil). 



15. major (Weill.), (p. 145.) N . Argentina. 



Paraguay. 




GESTBEA AND SPECIES OP BIRDS. 83 



16. castaneus, Eidgw., t. c. p. 17. (p. 145, pt.) Bolivia. 



C. Brazil 



(Matto Grosso). 



17. cinnamomeus, Eidgw., t. c. p. 15. (p. 142, E. Brazil, 

 note.) 



XLVII. PICOLAPTES, Less. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 146, 1890.) 



1. leucogaster (Swains.), (p. 147.) S. Mexico. 



2. squamatus (Licht.). (p. 147.) S.E. Brazil. 



3. falcinellus (Cab. # Heine), (p. 148.) S. Brazil. 



4. lacrymiger (Des Murs). (p. 148.) Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



5. obtectus, Allen, Bull. Aiuer. Mus. Nat. Hist. ii. Fatr. ign. 

 p. 94, 1889. (p. 146, note.) 



6. warscewiczi (GzS. # Heine), (p. 149.) Ecuador. Peru. 



Bolivia. 



7. affinis (Lafr.). (p. 149.) 0. America 



(S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



8. parvirostris, Sol. (p. 150.) S.E. Brazil. 



G2 




84 GBSTEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



9. puncticeps, Scl. % Salv. (p. 151.) Guiana. 



10. tenuirostris (Licht.). (p. 151.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



11. aibolineatus (Lafr.). (p. 152.) 



Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



12. souleyeti (Des Mars), (p. 152.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 W. Peru. 



13. compressus {Cab.), (p. 153.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



14. saturatior, Under®., Bull. B. 0. C. vii. p. lix Guatemala 



(1898). (Gualan). 



15. insignis, Nelson, Auk, xiv. p. 54 (1897). 



Mexico 



(Vera Cruz). 



16. gracilis, Bidgw. (p. 154.) 



[=No. 13 jut., teste Bidgway in litt.~] 



Costa Bica. 



17. fuscicapillus, Pelz. (p. 154.) 



C. Brazil. 

 Ecuador. 



18. layardi, 8el. (p. 155.) 



Lower Amazonia. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



19. angustirostris (Vieill). (p. 155.) 



Paraguay. 



Uruguay. 

 N. Argentina. 



20. bivittatus (IAcht.). (p. 155.) 



S. & C. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 



21. hneaticeps, Lafr. (p. 146, note.) 



Patr. ign. 



XLVIII. NASICA, Less. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 156, 1890.) 



1. longirostris (Vieill.). (p. 156.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



XLIX. DRYMORNIS, Eyton. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 157.) 



1. bridgesi (Eyton.). (p. 157.) 



Uruguay. 

 W. Argentina. 



L. XIPHORHYNCHUS, Swains. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 158.) 

 [Cf. Chapman, Buli. Araer. Mus. Nat. Hist.ii. 

 pp. 153-162, 1889.] 



1. procurvus (Temm.). (p. 158.) 



l—trochilirostris (Xicht.), Chapman, I. c] 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 



2. venezuelensis, Chapman, Bull. Amer. Mub. N. Venezuela. 

 H. ii. p. 156 (1889). (p. 158, note.) 




86 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



3. trochilirostris (JAcht.). (p. 159.) Panama. 



Colombia. 

 Brazil. 



4. thoracicus, Sol. (p. 159, pt.) Ecuador. 



[Cf. Chapman, t. c. p. 160.] Peru. 



5. lafresnayearms (<F Orb.), (p. 160.) Bolivia. 



6. rufidorsalis, Chapm., Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. 0. Brazil. 

 Hist. ii. p. 160 (1889). (p. 158, note.) Paraguay. 



7. falcularius ( Vieffl.). (p. 159, pt.) Brazil. 



[Cf. Chapman, t. o. p. 161.] 



8. pusillus, Set (p. 160.) O. America 



(Oosta Bica to 

 Panama). 



subprocurvus, Beichenb. Guiana 



[proewrvoides I ! Lafr. : cf. Chapman, t. c. p. 158.] (Cayenne). 



10. dorso-immaculatus, Chapman, Bull. Amer. ? Guiana 



Mus. Hat. Hist. ii. p. 159 (1889). (Cayenne). 



11. pucherani, Lafr. (p. 161.) Colombia. 



LI. DENDR0C0LAPTES, Herm. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xv. p. 169, 1890.) 



1. picumnus, Lichf. (p. 170.) Brazil. 




GENBEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. puncticollis, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 171.) 



87 



0. America 



(Guatemala). 



3. variegatus, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xi. 

 p. 546 (1889). 



? E. Brazil. 



4. pallescens, Pels. (p. 171.) 



0. Brazil. 



(Matto Gtosso). 

 Bolivia. 



5. validus, Tsch. (p. 172.) 



0. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Venezuela. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



6. intermedius, Bed., Ibis, 1883, p. 141. 



E. Brazil 

 (Bahia). 



7. plagosus, Salv. $ Godm. (p. 172.) 



British Guiana. 



8. certhia (Bodd.). (p. 173.) 



Guiana. 

 E. Brazil. 



9. obsoletus, Bidgw. (p. 173, pt.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



10. concolor, Pels. (p. 174.) 



C. Brazil. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



11. radiolatus, Scl. $ Sah. (p. 174.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



12. sancti-thomas (Lafr.). (p. 174.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 




88 



GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



Division OLIGOMYODiE. 



(Of. Sfclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 1, 1888.) 



Family I. TYEANNID.E. 



(Solater, t. c. p. 2.) 



I. AGRIORNIS, Gould. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 4.) 



1. livida (Kittl.). (p. 4.) 



Chile. 



2. striata, Gould, (p. 5.) 



Argentina. 

 Patagonia. 



3. andecola (d'Orb.). (p. 6.) 



Andes of 

 Bolivia. 



4. montana (d'Orb. % Lafr.). (p. 6.) 



Andes of 

 Bolivia. 



5. maritima (d'Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 6.) 



Chile. 

 Patagonia. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



6. poliosoma, Scott, Bull. B. 0. C. x. p. lv Patagonia. 

 (1900). 



7. leucura, Gould, (p. 6, pt.) Patagonia. 



[Of. Scott, Bull. B. 0. 0. x. p. lxiv, 1900.] 



8. pollens, Sol. (p. 7, pi. i.) 



W. Ecuador 

 (Ohimborazo). 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



9. insolens, Sol. $ Salv. (p. 7, pi. ii.) 



S. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



10, solitaria, Scl. (p. 7, pi. iii.) 



Andes of 

 Ecuador. 



11. albicauda (Ph. # Landb.). (p. 4, note.) 



W. Peru. 



II. MYIOTHERETES, Beiehenb. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 8, 1888.) 



1. ra&ventris (Vieill.). (p. 8.) 



Patagonia. 

 Argentina. 

 Paraguay. 



2. erythropygius (Sol.), (p. 9.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



3. striaticollis (Sal.), (p. 9.) 



Venezuela to 

 Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



III. TJENIOPTERA, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 10.) 



1. nengeta (Lmn.). (p. 11.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



Paraguay. 



Uruguay. 



Argentina. 



Bolivia. 



2. coxoT&ta. (VieUL). (p. 12.) 



Argentina. 



Uruguay. 



Paraguay. 




90 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



3. velata (Licht.). (p. 13.) 



Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 



4. dominicana (Vieill). (p. 13.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 

 Paraguay. 



5. iropero ( Vieill.). (p. 13.) 



Paraguay. 

 Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



6. holospodia, Sol. (p. 14, pi. iv.) 



Bolivia. 



7. pyrope (Kittl). (p. 15.) 



Chile. 

 Patagonia. 

 Tierra del Fuego. 



8. murina (<?OrA.). (p. 15.) 



Argentina. 

 Patagonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



9. rubetra, Bwrm. (p. 16.) 



Argentina. 

 Patagonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



IV. OCHTHODLETA, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 16, 1888.) 



1. famigatus (Boiss.). (p. 17.) 



Andes of Colombia 

 and Ecuador. 



2. lugubris, BerUpsch. (p. 17.) 



Andes of Merida, 

 Venezuela. 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



3. signatus, Taos. (p. 17.) p eru _ 



91 



4. fuscorufus, Scl. # Salv. (p. 18, pi. v.) S. Peru. 



Bolivia. 



5. pernix, Bangs, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, Sierra Nevada of 

 xiii. p. 95 (1899). Santa Marta, 



Colombia. 



V. OCHTHffiCA, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 18.) 



1. fumicolor, Scl. (p. 19.) 



Andes of 

 C. Colombia. 



2. superciliosa, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 19.) 



Mts. of Merida, 

 Venezuela. 



3, oenanthoides, (cPOrb. § Lafr.), (p. 20.). 



Andes of 



W. Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



4. brunneifrons, Berl. #■ 

 p. 355. 



, P. Z. S. 1896, C. Peru. 

 Ecuador. 



5. polionota, Scl. $■ Salv. (p. 20.) 



C. & S. Peru. 




92 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



6. leucometopa, Sel. $ Salv. (p. 21, pi. vi.) Peru. 



7. leucophrys (d'Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 21.) Bolivia. 



8. albidiadema (Lafr.). (p. 22.) 



Andes of 

 Colombia. 



9. frontalis, Lafr. Andes of 



[citrinifrcms, Sel. (p. 22, pi. vii. fig. 1.) Ecuador. 



Cf. Stone, Aui, xvi. p. 78, 1899.] 



10. jelskii, Taoz., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 71. 



Peru. 



11. spodionota, Berl. $ Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, 0. Peru, 

 p. 356. 



12. pulchella, Sel. # Salv. (p. 22, pi. vii. fig. 2.) Andes of 



Bolivia. 



13. rufipectoralis (d'Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 23.) 



Bolivia. 

 S. Peru. 



14. lessoni, Sel. (p. 23.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 W. & C. Peru. 



15. poliogastra, Salvia $ Godman. (p. 24.) 



Colombia 

 (Sierra Nevada 

 of Santa Marta). 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



16. cinnamomeiventris (Lafr.). (p. 24.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



93 



17. th.oraci.ca, Tacz. (p. 25.) 



Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



18. nigrita, Sol. $ Salv. (p. 25.) 



Andes of 

 Venezuela 

 and Peru. 



19. salvini, Toes. (p. 25.) 



Coast of 

 N. Peru. 



20. rufimarginata, Lawr. (p. 25.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



21. diadema (Hartl). (p. 26.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 



22. olivacea, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. xiii. Colombia 



p. 52 (1900). (Santa Marta). 



23. gratiosa (Scl.). (p. 26.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



24. jesupi, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. xiii. 

 p. 151 (1900). 



Colombia 



(Santa Marta). 




94 



GBNBEA AND SPECIES OF BIB.DS. 



VI. MECOCEECULUS, Scl. 



(Selater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 27, 1888.) 



[Mecocerciscvs, Heine & Eeichen., Nomencl. Mus. Hein. 

 p. 139, 1883.] 



1. leucophrys (d'Orb. # Lafr.). (p. 27.) 



Guiana 



(Boraima). 

 Venezuela. 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



2. nigriceps, Chapm., Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. xii. Venezuela, 

 p. 154 (1899). 



3. uropygialis, Lawr. (p. 28.) 



W. Ecuador. 



4. stictopterus (Scl.). (p. 28.) 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 N.E. Peru. 



5. calopterus (Scl.). (p. 29.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



6. poecilocercus (Scl. # Salv.). (p. 29.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



7. consobrinus (Berl). (p. 30.) 



Colombia. 



8. urichi, Chapm., Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. xii. Venezuela, 



p. 155 (1899). 




GBNEBA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



95 



VII. OCHTHORNIS, Scl. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 31, 1888.) 



1. littoralis (Pelz.). (p. 31.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 B. Ecuador. 



VIII. FLUVICOLA, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 35.) 



1. pica (Bodd.X (p. 35.) 



Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



2. albiventris (Spix). (p. 36.) 



Amazonia. 

 Bolivia. 

 Brazil. 

 Argentina. 



3. climacura ( Vieill.). (p. 36.) 



E. Brazil. 



4. atripennis. Scl. (p. 37.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



IX. ARUNDINICOLA, d'Orb. 

 (Sclater, *. e. p. 37.) 



1. leucocephala (Imn.). (p. 37.) 



Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



Amazonia. 



Brazil. 




96 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



X. ALECTRURUS, Vieill. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 38, 1888.) 



1. tricolor (Vieill.). (p. 39.) 



Pampas of 

 S. Brazil, 



Paraguay, Uruguay, 

 and Argentina. 



2. risorius ( Vieill.). (p. 39.) 



Pampas of 

 Paraguay, Uruguay, 

 and Argentina. 



XI. CYBERNETES, Cab. Sf Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 40.) 



1. yetepa, (Vieill.). (p. 40.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



XII. SISOPYGIS, Cab. Sf Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 41.) 



1. icterophrys(F««!7Z.). (p. 41.) 



Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 



Uruguay. 



Argentina. 



Bolivia. 



XIII. CNIPOLEGUS, Boie. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 42.) 



1. comatus (Licht.). (p. 43.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. nigerrimus ( Vieill.). (p. 43.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 

 3. aterrimus, Kaup. (p. 44.) Bolivia. 



97 



4. anthracinus, Heine, (p. 44.) 



N. Argentina. 



5. hudsoni, Scl. (p. 45.) 



Patagonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



6. cyanirostris (Vieill). (p. 46.) 



S. Brazil. 



Uruguay. Paraguay. 



Argentina. 



7. unicolor, Kaup. (p. 47.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



8. pusillus, Set # Salv. (p. 47.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



9. orenocensis, Bert. (p. 47.) 



R. Orinoco. 



10. cabanisi, Sckuls. (p. 47.) 



Argentina 

 (Tucuman). 



11. cinereus, Scl. (p. 47.) 



N. Argentina. 



XIV. LICHENOPS, Sundev. 



(Sclater, t. e. p. 48.) 



1. perspicillata {6m.). (p. 48.) 



Uruguay. Paraguay. 

 S.E. Brazil. 



2. andina, Eidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. i. p. 483 S.E. Bolivia. 



(1879). Chile. Patagonia. 



tol. in. March 13, 1901. H 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



XV. MUSCIPIPRA, Less. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 49, 1888.) 



1. vetula (Licht.). (p. 49.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



XVI. COPURTTS, StrieM. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 50.) 



1. colonus (Vieill.). (p. 50.) 



2. leuconotus, Lafr. (p. 51.) 



S. Brazil. Paraguay. 



Bolivia. Peru. 



E. Ecuador. Colombia. 



C. America 



(Nicaragua to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. W. Ecuador. 

 Guiana. 



XVII. MACHETORNIS, Gray. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 52.) 



1. rixosa ( VieiU.). (p. 52.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. Uruguay. 

 Argentina. Bolivia. 

 Venezuela. 



XVIII. MUSCISAXICOLA, d'Orb. # Lafr 

 (Sclater t. c. p. 53.) 



1. albifrons (Tech.). (p. 54.) 



0. & S. Peru. 



2. alpina (Jard.). (p. 54.) 



Andes of 

 W. Eeuador. 



3. grisea, Tace. (p. 55.) 



0. Peru. 



4. hatcheri, Scott, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. lv (1900). Patagonia. 



5. nignfrons, Phil. % Landb. (p. 55.) Chile. 




GBNEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 99 



6. brunnea, Gould, (p. 53, note.) Patagonia. 



7. cinerea, Phil. $■ Landb. (p. 55.) 



Chile. Peru. 



8. macloviana (Gam.), (p. 56.) 



Falkland Is. 

 Patagonia. Chile. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



9. striaticeps, d'Orb. (p. 53, note.) 



Bolivia. 



10. flavinucha, Lafr. (p. 57.) 



Chile. Peru. 



11. rubricapilla, Phil. $ Landb. (p. 67.) 



Pampas of Argentina. 

 Chile. Peru. 



12. juninensis, Tone, (p. 58.) 



C. Peru. 



13. rufivertex, d'Orb. $ Lajr. (p. 58.) 



Argentina 



(Mendoza). 

 Bolivia. 

 Peru. Chile. 



14. occipitalis, Ridgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mua. i. Lake Titioaca, 



p. 430 (1887). Peru. 



15. capistrata (23am.). (p. 53, note.) 



[garretti, Seott, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. liv (1900). 

 Cf. Schalow, Orn. MB. viii. p. 97 (1900).] 



Patagonia. 

 Tierra del Fuego. 

 Chile. W. Argentina. 



16. maculirostris, d'Orb. § Lafr. (p. 59.) 



Argentina. Patagonia. 

 Chile. Bolivia. 

 Peru. W. Ecuador. 



17. rufescens, Serl. # Tacz., P. Z. S. 1896, p. 359. W. Ecuador, 



h2 




100 GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



18. fluviatilis, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 59.) Peru. 



19. rufipeiuiis, Taez. (p. 60.) 



Peru. 



XIX. CENTRITES, Cab. 



(Selater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 60, 1888.) 



1. niger (Bodd.). (p. 61.) 



Patagonia. Chile. 

 Argentina. 



2. oreas, Scl. # Salv. (p. 62.) 



Andes of Pern and 

 Bolivia. 



XX. MUSCIGRALLA, d'Orb. Sf Lafr. 

 (Selater, t. c. p. 63.) 



1. brevicauda, d'Orb. # Lafr. (p. 63.) 



Bolivia. Chile. 

 W. Peru. 

 W. Ecuador. 



XXI. PLATYRHYNCHUS, Desm. 

 (Selater, t. e. p. 65.) 



1. platyrhynclius (Gm.). 

 [rostratus (Lath.), (p. 65.)] 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. senex, Scl. $ Salv, (p. 65.) 



E. Ecuador. 



3. griseiceps. Salvia, BuU. B. O. C. vii. p. xv (1897). British Guiana. 



i. flavigularis, Scl. (p. 65, pi. viii. fig. 1.) Colombia. 



5. saturatus, Solum ^ Godman. (p. 66.) 



6. cancrominus, Scl. Sf Salv. (p. 66.) 



British Guiana. 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Nicaragua). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



7. bifasciatus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. C. Brazil 



ii. p. 141 (1889). (Matto Grosso). 



101 



8. albigularis, Scl. (p. 67, pi. viii. fig. 2.) 



0. America 



(Costa Bica to 



Panama). 

 Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



9. mystaceus ( VieUl). (p. 07.) 



Guiana. Brazil. 



Paraguay. 



Argentina. 



10. insularis, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. Isl. of. Tobago, 

 p. 143 (1889). 



11. coronatus, Scl, (p. 68.) 



Ecuador. 



12. superciliaris, Lawr. (p. 68.) 



Guiana. 



C. America 

 (Panama to 

 Nicaragua). 



XXII. RHYNCHOCYCLUS, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 165.) 

 [Of. Salvia & Grodrnan, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, ii. 

 p. 7, 1888.] 



1. olivaceus (Temm). (p. 165.) 



2. sequinoctialis (Scl). (p. 166.). 



S.E. Brazil. 



E. Ecuador. 

 W. Colombia. 

 Panama. 



3. brevirostris (Cab.), (p. 166.) 



C America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



4. fulvipectus (Scl.). (p. 167, pi. xiii.) 



Ecuador. Colombia. 




102 



GEWERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



5. sulphurescens (Spix). (p. 168.) 



Colombia. Venezuela. 

 Amazonia. Guiana. 

 Brazil. Bolivia. 



6. flavo-olivaceus, Lawr., Ann. Lye. N. Y. viii. Panama, 

 p. 8 (1863). 

 [Of. Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ir. p. 337 

 (1892).] 



7. aequatorfalis, Berl. $ Tacz., P. Z. S. 1883, Ecuador, 



p. 556. 



8. peruvianus, Tacz. (p. 169.) 



Peru. 

 Ecuador. 



9. cinereiceps (Scl.). (p. 169.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



10. marginatus, Lawr., Proc. Acad. Philad. 1868, Panama 

 p. 428. 

 [Cf. Allen, t. s. c. p. 337.] 



11. megacephalus (Swains.), (p. 170.). 



Lower Amazonia. 

 Guiana. 



12. poliocephalus. Pelz. (p. 171.) 



Atr.az:mia. 

 Peru. 



13. viridiceps, Sel. 4- Salv. (p. 171.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



14. flaviventris (Wied). (p. 171.) 



E. Brazil. Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



15. ruficauda (Spix). (p. 172.) 



Amazonia. 

 Guiana. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



103 



XXIII. T0DIR0STRUM, Less. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 69, 1888.) 



1. cinereum (Linn.), (p. 69.) 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. E. Ecuador 

 Venezuela. Trinidad. 

 Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Bolivia. 



2. sclateri, Berl. $ Taos. (p. 71.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 W. Peru. 



3. chrysocrotaphum, Striokl. (p. 71.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



4. poliocephalum ( Wied). (p. 71.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



5. nigriceps, Sol. (p. 72.) 



C. America 



(Oosta Bica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Eeiuidor. 



6. calopterum, Sol. (p. 72.) 



Ecuador. 



7. pulchellum, Set. (p. 72.) 



S. Peru. 



8. guttatum, Pefc. (p. 73.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Colombia. 



9. pictum, Safain, Bull. B. O. 0. vii. p. xv (1897). British Guiana. 



10. ma.c-ula.tvan (Vieill.). (p. 73.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 




104 GEMBa and species op B1BDS. 



11. signatum, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 74.) Upper Amazonia. 



12. schistaceiceps, Bel. (p. 74.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



IS. picatum, Scl. (p. 74.) 



14. capitale, Scl. (p. 75.) 



15. ruficeps, Kaup. (p. 75. 



W. Ecuador. 



W. Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



16. rufigena, Sol. & Salv. (p. 76.) 



W. Ecuador. 



17. lenzi, Berl. (p. 76.) 



Colombia. 



XXIV. 0NC0ST0JIA, Sd. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 76, 1888.) 



1. cinereigulare (6'c/.). (p. 77.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



2. olivaceum (Law.), (p. 77.) 



Panama. 



XXV. EUSCARTHMUS, Wied. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 78.) 



1 nidipendulus, Wied. (p. 78.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




GE3JEEA AND SPECIES OF BIHDS. 



105 



2. zosterops, Pelz. (p. 79.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 



3. spodiops, Berl., J. f. O. 1901, p. 87. 



W. Bolivia. 



4. orbitatus, Wied. (p. 79.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



5. fumifrons (Hartl). (p. 79.) 



Guiana. 



1 S.E. Brazil. 



6. ochropterus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. II. ii. Brazil, 

 p. 143 (1889). 



7. pelzelni, Sol. # Salv. (p. 80.) 



C. Brazil. 



8. margaritaceiventer {dOrb. #Lafr.). (p. 80.) S.E.Brazil. 



Paraguay. 

 N. Argentina. 

 Bolivia. S. Peru. 



9. rufipes (Cai.). (p. 78, note.) 



Peru. 



10. latirostris, Pelz. (p. 81.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



11. senex, Pelz. (p. 78, note.) 



Upper Amazonia 

 (Borba). 



12. gularis (Temm.). (p. 81. 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 




106 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



13. viridiceps, Salvad., Boll. Mus. Torino, xii. Argentina, 



no. 292, p. 12 (1897). 



14. rufigularis, Cab. (p. 82.) 



Peru. 



15. russatus, Salving Godman. (p. 82, pi. ix. Brit. Guiana 



fig. 1.) (Eoraima). 



16. granadensis (Hartl.). (p. 82.) 



Colombia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



17. pyrrhops, Cab. (p. 83.) 



W. Peru. 

 Ecuador. 



18. limbatus, Cab. $ Heine, (p. 78, note.) Brazil. 



19. striaticollis (Lafr.). (p. 83.) 



S.E. & 0. Brazil. 



20. impiger, Scl. # 8alv. (p. 84, pi. ix. fig. 2.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 



21. inornatus, Pels. (p. 84.) 



Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



XXVI. CERATOTRICCUS, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 85, 1888.) 



1. furcatus (Lafr.). (p. 85.) 



Brazil. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



107 



XXVII. PSEUDOTRICCUS, Tacz. $ Berl. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 85.) 



1. pelzelni, Tacz. $ Berl. (p. 85.) 



W. Ecuador. 



XXVIII. C2EN0TRICCUS, Sel. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 86.) 



1. ruficeps (Lafr.). (p. 86.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



2. simplex, Berl., J. f. O. 1901, p. 



W. Bolivia. 



3. hapalopteryx, Berl. $ Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, Peru, 

 p. 361. 



XXIX. L0PH0TRICCUS, Berlepsch. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 86.) 



1. spicifer (Lafr.). (p. 87.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



2. sub-cristatus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. Venezuela. 

 it. p. 53 (1892). 



3. squamicristatus (Lafr.). (p. 87.) 



Panama. 

 Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



4. minor, Cherrie, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. p. 337 Costa Rica. 



(1891). 




108 GENEKA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



5. zeledoni, Chefrie, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. sir. p. 337 Costa Kioa. 

 (1891). 



XXX. ORCHILUS, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 88, 1888.) 



1. auricularis (VieiU.). (p. 88.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. ecaudatus (<f Orb. # La.fr.). (p. 89.) 



Venezuela. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



3. atricapillus (Law.), (p. 89.) 



Costa Kica. 



4. albiventris, Berl. $ Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 389. C. Peru. 



XXXI. COLOPTERYX, Ridgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 519 (1887). 

 [Golopterus, Cab. (nee Erichson) : Sclater, t. e. p. 90.] 



1. pilaris, Cab. (p. 90.) 



Panama. 

 Colombia. 



2. galeatus (Bodd.). (p. 91.) 



Venezuela. 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



3. inornatus, Ridgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. i. Lower Amazonia 



p. 519 (1889). (Diamantina), 



XXXII. HEMITRICCUS, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 91.) 



1. diops (Temm.). (p. 91.) 



6.E. Brazil. 




GBNHEA. AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 109 



2. flammulatus, Berl, J. f. O. 1901, p. 87. N. Bolivia. 



XXXIII. PHYLLOSCARTES, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Selater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 92, 1888.) 



1. ventralis (Temm.). (p. 92.) 



S.E, Brazil. 



XXXIV. HAPALOCERCUS, Cab. 

 (Selater, t. c. p. 93.) 



1. meloryphus ( Wied). (p. 93.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. ftdviceps {Sol.), (p. 94.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



3. paulus, Bangs, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, xiii. Colombia 



p. 96 (1899). (Santa Marta). 



4. striaticeps, Salvin, BuE. Brit. Orn. Olub, vii. British Guiana, 

 p. xvi (1897). 



5. flaviventris (<? Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 94.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. Chile. 



6. helviventris, Cab., Arch. f. Nat. xiii. pt. i. 

 p. 351 (1847). 



? W. Indies. 



7. acutipennis (Sel. $ Salv.). (p. 95.) 



Colombia. 

 Peru. 




110 GENEHA AND SPECIES OF BIKDS. 



8. hollandi, Selater, Ibis, 1896, p. 317. Argentina. 



9. rufomarginatus, Pels,, Orn. Bras. p. 174. 

 (p. 93, note.) 



Amazonia. 



XXXV. HABRUEA, Cab. <Sf Heine. 



(Selater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 96, 1888.) 



1. pectoralis (Vieill.). (p. 96.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



Uruguay. 



Paraguay. 



Argentina. 



Guiana. 



XXXVI. CULICIVORA, Swains. 

 (Selater, t. c. p. 97.) 



1. stenura(7e»m.). (p. 97.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



XXXVII. P0G0N0TRICCUS, Cab. £ Heine. 

 (Selater, t. c. p. 97.) 



1. eximius (Temm.). (p. 98.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. ophthalmicus, Tacz. (p. 98.) 



Peru. 

 Ecuador. 



3. ottonis, Berl, J. f. O. 1901, p. 89. 



W. Bolivia. 



4. gualaquizae, Bel. (p, 99.) 



W. Ecuador. 



6. plumbeiceps, Lawr. (p. 99.) 



Colombia. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



Ill 



6. zeledoni, Lawr., Ann. Lye. N. Y. ix. p. 144 Costa Rii'a. 



(1860). (p. 98, pt.) 



XXXVIH. LEPTOTRICCUS, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 99, 1888.) 



1. sylviola, Cab. $ Heine, (p. 99.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. flaviventris, Harteri, Bull. B. O. C. vii. p. v 

 (1897). 



Venezuela. 



3. superciliaris, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 100.) 



Panama. 



XXXIX. STIGMATURA, Scl. $Salv. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 100.) 



1. budytoides (<? Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 100.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



Bolivia. 



Int. Argentina. 



2. flavocinerea (Burm.). (p. 101.) 



Argentina. 

 N. Patagonia. 



XL. SEBPHOPHAGA, Gould. 



(Sclater, t.e. p. 101.) 



1. sub-cristata (Vieill.). (p. 102.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



Paraguay. 



Uruguay. 



2. munda, Berl., Orn. MB. i. p. 12 (1893). 



Bolivia. 



N. Argentina. 




112 



GENEKA. AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



3. inornata, Salvad., Boll. Mus. Torino, xii. Bolivian Chaco. 

 no. 292, p. 13 (1897). 



4. albogrisea, Scl. # Salv. (p. 103.) 



B. Ecuador. 



5. grisea, Lawr. (p. 103, pt.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama.) 

 Santa Marta, 



Colombia. 



6. cinerea (Strickl). (p. 103.) 



Cplombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



7. hypoleuca, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 104.) 



E. Peru. 



8. nigricans ( Vieill.). (p. 104.) 



S, Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 Uruguay. 

 Argentina. 

 N. Patagonia. 



9. sub-flava, Sol. $ Salv. (p. 105.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



10. parvirostris (Gould), (p. 105.) 



Patagonia. 

 Tierra del Fuego. 

 Chile. Bolivia. 



XLI. ANJERETES, Beichenh. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 106, ] 888.) 



1. parulus (Kittl.). (p. 106.) 



Patagonia. Chile. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. Peru. 

 Ecuador. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



2. SClateri, Oust., N. Arch. Mus. Paris (3)iv. p. 217 Chile. 

 (1892). 



113 



3. fernandezianus (Philippi). (p. 107.) Juan Fernandez Is. 



4. albocristatus ( Vig.). (p. 107.) 



Peru. 



5. nigricristatus, Tacz., Orn. Perou, ii. App. p. 555 Peru. 

 (1884). 



6. flavirostris, Set. $ Salv. (p. 108.) 



Bolivia. 



N. Argentina. 



7. agilis (Sol.), (p. 108.) 



Colombia. 



XLH. CYANOTIS, Swains. 



(Sclafcer, t. c. p. 109.) 



1. riibrigaster ( Vieitt.). 



\azarm, Naum. (p. 110.)] 



N. Patagonia. 

 Chile. Argentina. 

 W. Peru. 



2. alticola, Berl. if Stolzm., P. Z. S. 1896, p. 361. C. Peru. 



XLIII. MI0NECTES, Gal. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 111.) 



1. striaticollis (4' Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 111.) 

 vol. in. March 14, 1901. 



Bolivia, Peru. 

 Colombia. 



I 




114 



(iJXTB&A. AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. olivaceus (Lawr.). (p. 112.) 



0. America 

 (Costa Bioa to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. Ecuador. 



Venezuela. 



3. oleaginus (Licht.). (p. 112.) 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Guiana. Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Bolivia. 



4. assimilis, Scl. (p. 113, pt.) C. America 



[Of. Salvin & G-odman, Biol. Oentr.-Amer., (S, Mexico to 



Aves, ii. p. 22 (1888).] Costa Rica). 



5. parcus, Bangs, Pr. New Engl. Zool. Club, ii. Panama, 

 p. 20 (1900). 



6. semischistaceus, Cherrie, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. Costa Rica, 

 xv. p. 27 (1892). 



7. rufiventris, Cab. (p. 114.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Argentina. 



XLIV. LEPT0P0G0N, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 114, 1888.) 



1. superciliaris, Cab. (p. 115.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Rica to 



Colombia. Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



2. transandinus, Berl. $ Tact., P. Z. S. 1883, W. Ecuador 



p. 553. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OT BIBDS. 

 3. minor, Taos. (p. 115.) Peru. 



115 



4. poecilotis, Scl. (p. 116.) 



Colombia. 



5. godmani, Scl. (p. 116.) 



Ecuador. 



6. rufipectus, Tacz. (p. 114, note.) 



Peru. 



7. pileatus, Cab. (p. 116.) 



0. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



8. amaurocephalus, Cab. (p. 117.) 



Guiana. 

 Brazil. 



9. peruvianus, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 117.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



10. tristis, Scl. # Salv. (p. 118.) 



Bolivia. 



11. oustaleti, Scl. (p. 118.) 



Colombia. 



12. flavovirens, Lawr. (p. 119.) 



Panama. 



13. erythrops, Sol. (p. 119, pi- *•) 



Colombia. 

 B. Ecuador. 



14. nigriirons, Salvia $ Godmau. (p. 119.) 



British Guiana. 



i2 




116 



GEMEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



XLV. MYIOPAGIS, Salvin $ Godman. 



(Salvin &Grodman, Biol. Centr.-Anier., Aves, 



ii. p. 26, 1888.) 

 [Elainea, pt., Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. 



p. 136, 1888.] 



1. placens, Scl. (p. 148.) 0. America 



[ Of. Salvin & Godman, I. s. c. (Mexico to 



? viridicata, Vieill., cf. Sclater, t. c. p. 148, Panama). 



ob.=.] Colombia. Ecuador. 



Venezuela. 

 Peru. Brazil. 

 Bolivian Chaco. 



2. jaliscensis. Nelson, Aut, 1900, p. 264. 



W. Mexico. 



3. minimus, Nelson, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, 

 xii. p. 



Tres Marias Is. 



4. sub -placens, Scl. (p. 149.) 



W. Ecuador. 



5. cotta (Gosse). (p. 149.) 



Jamaica. 



6. gaimardi (d'Orb.). (p. 150.) 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Brazil. 



7. macilvaini (Lawr.). Panama. 



[Of. Salv. & Godm., Biol. Centr.-Arner., Venezuela? 



Aves, ii. p. 27 (1888).] 



8. flavivertex (Scl.). (p. 151.) 



Upper Amazonia. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 117 



9. caniceps (Swains.), (p. 151.) S.B. Brazil. 



10. cinerea (Pels.), (p. 136, note). 



Amazonia. 



11. ruficeps, Pelz. (p. 152.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



XLVI. CAPSIEMPIS, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 120, 1888.) 



1. flaveola (Licht). (p. 120.) 



[Elainea semiflava, Lawr. (p. 136, note.) 

 Cf. Saly. & Godm. Biol. Centr.-Amer., 

 Aves, ii. p. 28 (1888).] 



C. America 

 (Nicaragua to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. Ecuador. 



Guiana. Amazonia. 



Brazil. Bolivia. 



2. caudata, Salvin, Bull. B. O. 0. vii. p. xvi (1897). British Guiana. 



3. magnirostris, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 487 N.W. Ecuador. 

 (1898). 



4. orbitalis, Cab. (p. 121.) 



0. Peru. 



XL VII. PHYLLOMYIAS, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 121.) 



1. brevirostris (Spite), (p. 121.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




118 &ENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



2. burmeisteri, Cab. $ Heine, (p. 122.) S.E. Brazil. 



3. virescens, Pelz. (p. 121, note.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Amazonia. 



4. salvadorii, . 



[berlepschi, Salvad. Boll. Mus. Torino, xii. 



no. 292, p. 13, 1896 (nee Scl.). 

 P. brevirostris, Tar. salvadorii, Dubois (nom. 

 emend.), Syn. At. fasc. 4, p. 238, 1900.] 



Argentina. 



5. sclateri, Berlepsch, J. f. O. 1901, p. 90. E. & N. Boli™. 



6. venezuelensis, Hartert, Bull. B. O. 0. xi. Venezuela 



p. 39 (1900). (Cumana 



7. griseicapilla, Scl. (p. 122.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



8. cinereicapilla (Tacz.). (p. 121, note.) Peru. 



9. berlepschi, Scl. (p. 123.) 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 



10. griseiceps (Scl. $ Salv.). (p. 134.) 



Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Guiana. 



11. cristatus, Berlepsch. (p. 121, note*.) 



Colombia 

 (Buearamanga). 



Here wrongly attributed to Cabanis. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OJ? BIRDS. 



119 



XLVHI. MTIOPATIS, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 123, 1888.) 



1. semifusca {Sol.), (p. 123.) 



E. Brazil. Bolivia. 



Amazonia. 



Guiana. Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



2. montensis, Bangs, Pr. Biol. Sob. Washington, Sierra Nevada, 

 xiii. p. 97 (1899). Colombia. 



3. tumbezana {Tacz.). (p. 124.) 



Peru. 



W. Ecuador. 



4. wagae, Tacz. (p. 123, note.) 



Peru. 



XLIX. ORNITHION, Hartl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 125.) 



1. inerme, Hartl. (p. 125.) 



G-uiana. 



E. Ecuador. 



2. pusillum (Cab. $ Heine), (p. 126.) 



Panama. Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Venezuela. 

 Isl. of Trinidad. 

 Guiana. Amazonia. 

 E. & S.E. Brazil. 



3. napseum, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 520 Lower Amazonia 

 (1887). (Diamantina). 




120 GEJSfEBA AND SPECIES OF BJKDS. 



4. sub-flavum, Cherrie, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xy. Costa Rica, 

 p. 28 (1892). 



5. olivaceum, Berl, J. f. O. 1889, p. 301. Upper Amazonia. 



6. imberbe {Sol.), (p. 126.) Texas (Rio Grande). 



0. America 

 (E. Mexico to 

 Nicaragua). 



7. sclateri, Berl. $ Toon., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 554. W. Ecuador. 



8. ridgwayi, Brewster, (p. 126, pt.) S.E. Arizona to 



[Cf. Salv. & G-odm., Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Aves, Mexico, 

 ii. p. 29.] 



9. acer, Salvin S[ God/man. (p. 133.) Guiana. 



10. brunneicapillum, Lawr. (p. 129.) 0. America 



[Cf. Hartert, Not. Zool. v. p. 487 (1898).] (Panama to 



CoBta Rica). 



11. cinerascens, Wied. S.E. Brazil. 



[obsolettm (Temm.). (p. 127.) 

 Cf. Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. p. 248 



(1889).] 



L. TYEANNULUS, Vieill. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 128, 1888.) 



1. elatus {Lath.), (p. 128.) Amazonia. 



Guiana. Colombia. 

 Panama. 




GEMSBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



121 



2. reguloides, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. Amazonia 



p. 521 (1887). (Diamantina). 



3. semiflavus, Scl. f Salv. (p. 129.) 



0. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Guatemala and 

 Nicaragua;. 



LI. TYRANNISCUS, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 130.) 



1. nigricapillus (Lafr.). (p. 131.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



2. cinereiceps, Sol. (p. 131, pi. xi. fig. 1.) 



Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



3. viridiflavus (Tsch.). (p. 130, note.) 



Peru. 



4. vilissimus (Sol. $ Salv.). (p. 132.) 



C. America 

 (Guatemala. 

 Honduras). 



5. parvus, Lawr. (p. 132.) 



C. America 

 (Nicaragua to 

 Panama). 



6. improbus, Scl. fy Salv. (p. 133.) 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 



7. gracilipes, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 133.) 



Bolivia. Amazonia. 

 Venezuela. Guiana. 




122 GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBBS. 



8. frontalis, Berl. # Stolsm., Ibis, 1891, p. 390. 0. Peru. 



9. bolivianus(<?0r6.). (p. 134.) 



S. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



10. chrysops (&-1.). (p. 135.) 



Peru. Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



11. leucogonys, Scl. §■ Salv. (p. 136.) 



Colombia. 



12. frontalis, Berl. $ Stotem., Ibis, 1894, p. 390. C. Peru. 



LII. ELAINEA, Sundev. 



(Solater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 136, 18St>.) 



1. pagana (Lioht.), (p. 137.)* 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Venezuela. 

 Isl. of Trinidad. 

 Guiana. Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Bolivia. 



2. browni, Bangs, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, xii. Colombia 



p. 158 (1898). (Santa Marta). 



3. sororia, Bangs, t. c. p. 175 (1898). 



Colombia 



(Santa Marta). 



4. sordidata, Bangs, Auk, 1901, p. 28. 



San Miguel lsl., 

 Panama. 



* Mr. Outram Bangs writes to me that he considers E. sttb-pagana to be a well- 

 marked race. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIKDS. 123 



5. ridleyana, Sharpe. (p. 139.) Fernando Noronha Id. 



6. spectabilis, Pelz. (p. 136, note.) ' Brazil. 



7. gigas. Set. (p. 140.) Ecuador. 



Peru. 



8. martinica {Linn.), (p. 141.) Lesser Antilles. 



[cinerascens, Bidgw. (p. 136, note). Cf. Salv. Barbados Isl. 



& Godm. Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, ii. Grand Cayman Isl. 

 p. 36 (1888).] 



barbadensis, Cory, Auk, v. p. 47 (1888). Barbados. 



10. albiceps (d'Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 141.) S. America from 



Patagonia to Peru, 

 Ecuador, Guiana, 

 - and Venezuela. 



11. griseigularis, Sol. (p. 141, pt.) W. Ecuador. 



[Cf. Salvad. & Festa, Boll. Mus. Torino, xv. 

 no. 362, p. 8 (1899).] 



12. albiveritris, Ohapm., Auk, xiv. p. 368 (1897). Venezuela. 



13. Strepera, Gab. (p. 143.) Argentina. 



14. hypospodia, Sol. (p. 144.) Venezuela. 




124 



GBNBKA AND SPECIES OE BIB.DS. 



15. cinereifrons, Salvad. $■ Festa, Boll. Mus. W. Ecuador. 

 Torino, xt. no. 362, p. 8 (1899). 



16. taczanowskii, Berl. (p. 144.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



17. leucospodia, Tacz. (p. 144.) 



W. Peru. 



18. frantzii, Later, (p. 145.) 



C. America 



(Guatemala to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 



19. olivina, Salvin § God/man. (p. 146.) 



British Guiana. 



20. pallatangae, Sol (p. 146.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



21. fallax, Scl. (p. 147.) 



Jamaica. 



22. cherriei, Cory, Auk, xii. p. 279 (1895). San Domingo. 



23. obscura (Lafr. $ d'Orb.). (p. 152.) 



S. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 

 S. Peru. 



24. mesoleuca, Cab. <f Heine, (p. 153.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OP BIKDS. 

 25. incompta, Cat), (p. 136, note.) Venezuela. 



125 



26. affinis, Bwrm. (p. 154). 



S.E. Brazil. 



Lin. EMPIDAGRA, Gab. # Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 154, 1888.) 



1. suiriri ( Vieill.). (p. 154.) 



Uruguay. 

 Paraguay. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



2. brevirostris {Tsch.). (p. 155.) 



Peru. 

 Guiana. 



3. gracilis (Tacz.). (p. 136, note.) 



Peru. 



4. bahiae, Berlepsch, Orn. MB. i. p. 12 (1893). Bahia. 



LIV. LEGATUS, Sel. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 155.) 



1. albicollis ( Vieill.). (p. 155.) 



C. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Guiana. Amazonia. 

 Brazil. 



LV. SUBLEGATUS, Sel. $ Salv. 

 (Sclater, i. e. p. 157.) 



1. arenarum, Salvin. (p. 153.) Costa Rica. 



[glaber, Sel, & Salv. (p. 157). Of. Salv. & Godm. Colombia. 

 Biol. Centr.-Amer., Avea, ii. p. 37 (1888).] Venezuela. 




126 



GENEKA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



2. griseocularis, Scl. $ Sah. (p. 158.) 



S. Peru. 



N.W. Argentina. 



3. platyrhynclvus (Sol. # Salv.). (p. 158.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



Amazonia. 



Colombia. 



4. frontalis, Salvad., Boll. Mus. Torino, xii. Argentina, 

 no. 292, p. 14 (1896). 



LVI. MYIOZETETES, Scl. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 159, 1888.) 



1. erythropterus (Lafr.). (p. 159.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. cayennensis (Linn.), (p. 160.) 



Panama. 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Peru. Amazonia. 

 Venezuela. Guiana. 



3. similis (Spix). (p. 161.) C. America 



[texensis, Giraud (p. 162). Cf. Salvin & Godman, (Mexico to Panama). 

 Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, ii. p. 41 (1889). Colombia. Venezuela. 



superciliosus, Bp. Cf. Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 124.] Isl. of Trinidad. 



Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



4. granadensis, Lawr. (p. 163.) 



C. America 

 (Nicaragua to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. Ecuador. 



Peru. 



5. virescens, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. C. Brazil 



p. 149 (1889). (Matto GroBso). 



6. sulphtureus (Spix). (p. 164.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



7. luteiventris (Scl.). (p. 164.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



127 



LVII. CONOPIAS, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 173.) 



1. trivirgata (Wied). (p. 173.) 



E. Brazil. 



2. inornata (Lawr.). (p. 174.) 



Venezuela. 



Isl. of Trinidad. 



3. cinchoneti (Tsch.). (p. 174.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



LVIIL P1TANGUS, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 174.) 



1. derbianus (Kaup). (p. 175.) 



Texas 



(Lower Rio Grande). 

 C. America 



(Mexico to 



Oosta Rica). 



2. rufipennis (Lafr.). (p. 175.) 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Trinidad. 



3. sulphuratus (Linn.), (p. 176.) 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



4. rnaximiliani (Cab. $ Heine), (p. 176, pt.) Brazil. 



5. bolivianus (Lafr.). (p. 177.) 



Bolivia. 

 Argentina. 

 Uruguay. 

 S. Brazil. 




128 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



6. lictor (Cab.), (p. 178.) 



Panama. 



Colombia. Guiana. 

 Amazonia. B. Ecuador. 

 E. Brazil. 



7. parvus, Pelz. (p. 179.) 



Amazonia. 

 Guiana. 



8. albovittatus, Lawr. (p. 179.) 



Panama. 



9. caudifasciatus (d'Orb.). (p. 179.) 



West Indian Is. 

 (Cuba. Jamaica. 

 Grand Cayman). 



10. bahamensis, Bryant, (p. 180.) 



Bahama Is. 



11. jamaicensis, Chapm., Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. Jamaica, 

 iv. p. 303 (1892). 



12, taylori, Sol. (p. 180.) 



Porto Kico. 



13. gabbi, Lawr. (p. 180.) 



S. Domingo. 



LIX. SIRYSTES, Cab. Sf Heine. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 181, 1888.) 



1. sibilator (Vieill.). (p. 181.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




GENEEA AND SPECIES CXF BIBDS. 



2. albocinereus, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 181, pi. xiv.) Colombia. 



Ecuador. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



129 



3. albogriseus (Lawr.). (p. 182.) 



Panama. 



LX. MYIODYNASTES, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 182.) 



1. luteiventer, Bp. (p. 183.) 



S. Arizona. 

 0. America 

 (Mexico to 



. Ecuador. Peru. 



2. audax (Gm.). (p. 185.) Amazonia. 



[nobilis, Scl. (p. 183) : imolens, Ridgw. Man. G-uiana. Venezuela. 



p. 332. 



Cf. Salv. & Godm., Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Aves, 

 ii. p. 49.] 



Is. of Trinidad & 



Tobago. 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 C. America 



(Panama to 



Mexico). 



3. solitarius (Fieill.). (p. 185.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 



4. bairdi (Gambel). (p. 186.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



5. hemichrysus {Cab.), (p. 188.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Biica to 

 Panama). 



TOL. in. March 16, 1901. 




130 



UENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



LXI. MEGARHYNCHUS, Thunb. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 189, 1888.) 



1. pitangua (Linn.), (p. 189.) 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru., 

 Amazonia. Brazil. 



2. chrysocephalus (Tschvdi). (p. 187.) Venezuela. 



[Cf. Salyad. & Festa, Boll. Mus. Torino, xv. Ecuador, 

 no. 362, p. 10, 1899.] Colombia. 



Peru. 



LXII. ONYCHORHYNCHUS, Fischer. 



[Muscivora, Cuv. : Sclater, t. e. p. 191. 

 Cf. Oberholser, Auk, 1901, p. 194.] 



1. regius (Gm.). (p. 192.) 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



2. swainsoni, Pels. (p. 192.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



3. mexicanus, Scl. (p. 193.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 



4. occidentalis, Scl. (p. 194, pi. xv.) 



W. Ecuador. 



LXIII. HIRTTNDINEA, d'Orb. # Lafr. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 195.) 



1. ferruginea (Gm.). (p. 195.) 



2. sclateri, fieinh. (p. 195.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



Colombia. 

 Peru. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



131 



3. bellicosa ( Vitill.). (p. 196.) 



E. & S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



UXJV. CNIPODECTES, Scl. $ Salv. 

 (Sclater, *. c. p. 197.) 



1. sub-bruimeus (Scl.). (p. 197, pi. xvi.) Panama. 



[minor, Sol. (p. 197). Of. Salvin & Godman, Colombia. 

 Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Aves, ii. p. 55 (1889).] Ecuador. 



Peru. 



LXV. MYIOBIUS, Gray. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 198.) 



1. barbatus (Gm.). (p. 199.) 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



2. xanthopygus (Spix). (p. 199, note.) 



E. Brazil. 

 Guiana. 



3. ridgwayi, Berl., Auk, x. p. 457 (1888). 



Brazil (Rio), 



4. atricauda, Lawr. (p. 199, pt.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Rica to 

 Panama). 



5. sulphureipygius (Scl.). (p. 200.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Panama). 



6. villosus, Scl. (p. 201.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



7. cinnamomeus (SOrb. $ Lafr.). (p. 202.) 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 

 k2 




132 



GEITEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



8. heinei, Cab. 



[viellotoides (!!) (Lafr.). (p. 202.)] 



Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 



9. assimilis, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mub. N. H. xii. Colombia 



p. 144 (1900). (Santa Marta). 



10. erythrurus, Cab. (p. 203.) 



Gruiana. 



11. fulvigularis, Salvin % Godman, Biol. Centr.- 

 Amer., Aves, ii. p. 58 (1889). 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Peru. Amazonia. 



12. rufescens, Salvad. (p. 204.) 



W. Peru. 



13. ornatus (Lafr.). (p. 204.) 



Colombia. 



14. stellatus, Cab. (p. 204.) 



W. Ecuador. 



15. phoenicurus (Scl.). (p. 205.) 



E. Ecuador. 



16. aureiventris, Scl. (p. 205.) 



S. Peru. 



17. flavicans, Scl. (p. 205, pi. xyii.) 



Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



Venezuela. 




GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 133 



18. phoenicomitra, Taez. $ Berl. (p. 206.) Ecuador. 



19. litae, Hartert, Bull. B. O. C. :ri. p. 40 (1901). N.W. Ecuador. 



20. superciliosus, Tacz. (p. 206.) 



Peru. 



21. pulcher, Scl. (p. 207.) 



Ecuador. 

 Peru. 



22. beUus, Sol. (p. 207.) 



Colombia. 



23. sub-ochraceus, Scl. (p. 208.) 



Bolivia. 



24. roraimae, Salmn $ God/man. (p. 208, pi. xviii.) Brit. Guiana. 



25. naevius (Bodd.). (p. 209.) 



Panama. . 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



Isl. of Trinidad. 



Guiana. Amazonia. 



Brazil. Argentina. 



Bolivia. 



26. crypterythrus, Scl. (p. 210.) 



W. Ecuador. 



27. ciyptoxanthus, Scl. (p. 211.) E. Ecuador. 




134 GBNBKA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS 



28. capitalis, Salv. (p. 220.) 



C. America 

 (Nicaragua. 

 Costa Bica). 



LXVI. PSEUDOMYIOBIUS, Salvad. $ Festa. 



(Salvad. & Festa, Boll. Mus. Torino, xv. no. 362, 

 p. 12, 1899.) 



1. annectens, Salvad. % Festa, I. c. 



Ecuador. 



LXVII. PYEOCEPHALUS, Gould. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 211, 1888.) 



1. rubineus (Bodd.). (p. 211.) 



Colombia. Ecuador. 



Venezuela. 



Isl. of Trinidad. 



Guiana. Amazonia. 



Peru. Brazil. 



Argentina. 



2. heterurus, Berl. # Stolxm., P. Z. S. 1892, Peru 



p. 381. (Lima). 



3. mexicanus, Sel. (p. 213.) 



S. & C. Arizona. 



S.W. Utah. 



Bio Grande, Texas. 



Lower California. 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Guatemala). 



4. nanus, Gould, (p. 214.) 



[intercedem, Eidgw. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. 1897, 

 p. 575 ; carolensis, Eidgw. t. c. p. 576 ; 

 abingdoni, Eidgw. t. c. p. 578. Cf. Eothsoh. 

 & Hartert, Nov. Zool. 1899, p. 172.] 



igos Is. 



5. dubius, Gould, (p. 214, pt.) Chatham Isl., 



[minimus, Eidgw. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xii. p. 113 Galapagos 

 (1890). Cf. Eothsoh. Bull. B. O. C. viii. 

 p. lvii (1899) ; id. & Hartert, Nov. Zool. 

 1899, p. 172. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 135 



6. obscurus, Gould, (p. 215.) W. Peru. 



LXVHI. EMPIDOCHANES, Sd. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 216, 1888.) 



1. tuscaXTis (Wied). (p. 216.) S.E.Brazil. 



2. fringillaris, Pels. (p. 216.) S.B. Brazil. 



3. cabanisi, Leot. Colombia. 



[arenaceus (Scl. & Salv.) (p. 217.) Venezuela. 



Cf. Chapm. Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. vi. p. 41 Amazonia. 

 (1894).] 



4. vireonimis,i?tt^Mi.,Ibis,1886,p.461. (p.217,pt.) Isl. of Tobago. 

 [ccmescens, Chapm. t. c. p. 42 (1894).] 



5. pcecilurus, Scl. (p. 217.) Colombia. 



Peru. 



6. peruanus, Berl. $ Stolzm., P.Z. S. 1896, p. 366. Peru. 



7. salvini, Scl. (p. 218.) Brit. Guiana. 



? Venezuela. 



8. poecilocercus, Pelz. (p. 216, note.) 0. Brazil. 




136 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



LXIX. MITREPHANES, Owes. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 218, 1888.) 



1. phseocercus (Scl). (p. 219.) 



C. America 



(S. Mexico to 



Guatemala). 



2. tenuirostis, Brewtt., Auk, 1888, p. 137. W. Mexico. 



3. aurantiiventris, Lawr. (p. 219.) 



C. America 

 (Oosta Kica to 

 Panama). 



4. ochraceiventris, Cab. (p. 220.) 



C. Peru. 



5. olivaceus, Berl. $ Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 391. C. Peru 



LXX. SAYORNIS, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 32.) 



1. phoebe (Lath.). 



[Empidias fuscus, Scl. Oat. p. 264.] 



E. N. America. 



Mexico. 



Cuba. 



2. saya (Bp.). 



[pallida, Swains, (p. 32.)] 



W. N. America 

 to Cape S. Lucas. 

 C. & S. Mexico. 



3. yukonensis, Bishop, Auk, xvii. p. 115 (1900). Alaska. 



4. nigricans (Swains.), (p. 33.) 

 [Cf. Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 124.] 



S.B. Arizona. 

 Texas. New Mexico. 

 Mexico. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



137 



5. semiatra ( Vig.). (p. 33, note.) 

 [Cf. Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 125.] 



W. U. States 



(Oregon to 



Arizona). 

 Mexico (Pacific coast 



to Oolima). 



6. aquatica, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 33.) 

 [Cf. Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 125.] 



C. America 

 (Guatemala to 

 Costa Rica). 



7. cineracea (Lafr.). (p. 34.) 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



8. angustirostris, Berl. $ Stolsm., P. Z. S. 1896, C. Peru, 

 p. 357. 



LXXI. EMPIDONAX, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 221.) 



1. fulvifrons {Giraud). (p. 222.) 



N.E. Mexico. 



2. pygmaeus, Corns, (p. 222, pt.) 



W. New Mexico. 

 S. Arizona. 

 W". Mexico. 



3. rubicundus, Cab. $■ Heine, (p. 222, pt.) 



S. Mexico. 



4. albigularis, Scl. % Salv. (p. 223.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



5. timidus, Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 263. 



Mexico 

 (Durango). 




138 GENERA ASD SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



6. bimaculatus (d'Orb. fy Lafr.). (p. 224.) Amazonia. 



Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 

 Argentina. 



7. lawrencei, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. Hab. ign. 

 p. 150 (1889). 

 [Ochthaeca flaviventris, Lawr. (nee Baird).] 



8. bolivianus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. Bolivia, 

 p. 86 (1889). 



9. olivus (Bodd.). (p. 224.) 



Venezuela. 

 Trinidad. 

 Gruiana. 

 Venezuela. 



10. griseipectus, Lawr. (p. 225.) 



Ecuador. 



11. pusillus (Swains. § Richards.), (p. 225.) 

 [trailU (Audub.). (p. 22G.) 

 Cf. Salv. & G-odtn., Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, 

 ' ii. p. 71 (1889).] 



Ecuador. 



12. alnorum, Brewst., Auk, xii. p. 161 (1895). 



E. N. America. 

 0. America 

 (winter). 



13. ridgwayi, Scl. (p. 227.) 



Colombia. 



14. minimus (Baird). (p. 227.) 



E. N. America. 

 0. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama, winter). 



15. virescens, Vieill. 



[aeadicus (Sin.), (p. 228.) 

 Cf. Brewster, Auk, xii. p. 157.] 



E. & 0. N. America. 

 0. America 



(Mexico to Panama, 



winter). 

 Ecuador, Cuba (winter). 




CJENBEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



139 



16. bairdi, Sol. (p. 230.) 



\occidentalis, Nelson, Auk, 1897, p. 53. 

 Of. Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 264.] 



S. Mexico. 



17. cineritius, Brewst., Auk, 1888, p. 90. 



Lower California. 



18. insulicola, Oberh., Auk, 1897, p. 300. 



Santa Barbara Isl., 

 California. 



19. perplexus, Nelson, Auk, 1900, p. 263. 



Mexico 

 (Oaxaca). 



20. pulverius, Brewst., Auk, 1889, p. ! 



Mexico 

 (Sonora, 

 Chihuahua). 



21. flaviventris (Baird). (p. 230.) 

 [Of. Coues, Auk, 1897, p. 218.] 



S, Greenland 



(casual). 

 E. & C. N. America. 

 C. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama, winter). 



22. difficilis, Baird. (p. 229.) 



W. N. America. 



salvini, Bidgvi. (p. 231.) 



C. America 

 (Guatemala. 

 ? Honduras). 



24. flavescens, Lawr. (p. 231.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Eica to 

 Panama). 



25. hammondi (He Vesey). (p. 232.) 



W. N. America, 

 from Alaska 

 to Mexico 

 and Guatemala. 




140 



GENEBA AND SPECIES 0\F BIEDS. 



26. obscurus (Swains.), (p. 232.) 

 [wrigktii, Baird.] 



W. U. States to 

 Mexico. 



27. affinis (Swains.). Mexico. 



[Of. Salv. & Godm. Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, 

 ii. p. 78 (1889)]. 



28. griseus, Brewst., Auk, 1889, p. 87. 



Lower California 

 (Sonora). 



29. canescens, Salv. <$• Godm., Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Mexico. 

 Aves, ii. p. 79 (1889). 



30. trepidus, Nelson, Auk, 1901, p. 47. 



Guatemala. 



31. atriceps, Salvin. (p. 220.) C. America 



[Cf. Salv. & Godm. Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Aves, (Costa Rica to 



ii. p. 79 (1889).] Panama). 



LXX1I. LAWRENCIA, Bidgw. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 233.) 



1. nana (Lawr.). (p. 233.) 



S. Domingo. 



LXXIII. NUTTALLORNIS, Bidgw. 



(Eidgw. Man. N. Amer. B. 1887, p. 337.) 

 [Of. Oberholser, Auk, xvi. p. 331, 1899.] 



1. borealis (Swains.), (p. 234.) 



N. America. 

 C. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama, winter). 

 Colombia, Peru 



(winter). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 



141 



LXXIV. HORIZOPTJS, Oberh., Auk, xvi. p. 331 (1899). 

 [Oontopus, Cab. {nee Marzeul): Sclater, Gat. B. 

 Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 234, 1888.] 



1. musicus {Swains.). 0. America 



[perlinax, Cab. & Heine (p. 235). (Mexico and 



Cf. Salv. & Godm. Biol. Oentr.-Anier., Aves, Guatemala). 

 ii. p. 81 (1889).] 



2. pallidiventris {Chapm., Auk, xiv. p. 310). S. & C. Arizona. 



3. lugubris {Lawr.). (p. 236.) 



0. America 

 (Costa Rica to 

 Panama). 



4. brachyrhynclms {Cab.), (p. 236.) 



W. Argentina 

 (Tucuman). 



5. ardesiacus (lafr.). (p. 237.) 



Guiana. Venezuela. 

 Panama. Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



6. ochraceus (Scl. $ Salv.). (p. 237.) 



Costa Rica. 



7. plebeius {Cab.), (p. 234, note.) 



Peru. 



8. virens {Linn.), (p. 238.) 



E. & C. N. America. 

 C. America 



(Mexico to 



Costa Biea, winter). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Cuba. 




142 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



9. vicinus (Ridgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 576, Swan Id., 



1887). Caribbean Sea. 



10. richardsoni (Swains.), (p. 239.) 



0. & W. N. America. 

 C. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama, winter). 

 Ecuador, Bolivia 



(winter). 



11. saturatus, Bishop, Auk, xvii. p. 116 (1900). Alaska. 



12. peninsulas (Brewtt., Auk, viii. p. 144, 1890). Lower California. 



XXXV. BLACICUS, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 241, 1888.) 

 \_Myiochanes, Cab. & Heine : Scl. Cat. p. 245. 

 Of. Oberholser, Auk, xvi. p. 334, 1899.] 



1. bahamensis (Bryant), (p. 242.) 



Bahama Is. 



2. caribaeus (XOrb.). (p. 242.) 



Cuba. 



3. hispaniolensis (Bryant), (p. 242.) 



S. Domingo. 



4. pallidus (Gosse). (p. 243.) 



Jamaica. 



5. blancoi, Gundl. (p. 243.) 



Porto Rico. 



6. brunneicapillus, Lawr. (p. 243.) 



Lesser Antilles 

 (Dominica. 

 Guadeloupe). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OS BIKDS. 



143 



7. flaviventris, Lawr. 



[Cf. Oberholser, t.c. p. 335.] 



Lesser Antilles 

 Grenada). 



8. martinicensis, Cory. (p. 241, note.) 



Lesser Antilles 

 (Martinique). 



9. latirostris ( Verr.). (p. 244.) 



Lesser Antilles 

 (SaDta Lucia). 



10. brachytarsus (Scl.). (p. 240.) 



C. America 



(S.E. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



11. punensis (Lawr.). (p. 240, pt.) 



Isl. of Puna, 

 Ecuador. 



12. andinus (Tacz.). (p. 240, pt.) 



[depressirostris (Kidgw.) (p. 234, note). 

 Cf. Oberholser, Auk, xvi. p. 336, 1899.] 



C. America 



(S.W. Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Venezuela. 

 Guiana. Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Argentina. 



13. pileatus (Eidgw.). (p. 234, note.) 

 [Cf. Oberh. t.c. p. 337.] 



Patr. ign. 



14. cinereus (Spix). (p. 245.) 

 [Cf. Oberb. i.e. p. 337.] 



S.E. Brazil. 



15. nigrescens, Sol. $ Salv. (p. 246.) 

 [Cf. Oberh. t. c. p. 337.] 



Ecuador. 




144 



GENEKA AND SPECIES OP BIRDS. 



LXXVI. PLANCHESIA, Bp. 



(Selater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 245, note, 1888.) 



1. fusca (Bodd.). 



[fuliginosa, Sm. . p. 245, note.] 



Ghiiana. 



LXXVII. MYIARCHUS, Gab. 

 (Selater, t. c. p. 246.) 



1. crinitus {Linn.), (p. 247.) 



E. & C. N. America. 



C. America 

 (W. Mexico to 

 Panama, winter). 



2. boreus, Bangs, Auk, xv. p. 179 (1898) * 



E. N. America. 



3. inquietus, Salvin # Godman, Biol. Centr.- 

 Amer., Aves, ii. p. 88 (1889). 



S.W. Mexico. 



4. cinerascens (Lawr.). (p. 248.) 



W. N. America. 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Guatemala). 



5. nuttingi, Ridgw. (p. 250.) 



Arizona. 



C. America 

 (W. Mexico to 

 Costa Rica) 



6. brachyurus, Ridgw. (p. 246, note.) 



[Cf. Salv. & Grodm. Biol. Centr.-Amer., Aves, 

 ii. p. 92, note (1889).] 



Nicaragua. 



7. mexicanus {Kaup). (p. 250.) 



Texas. 



C. America 

 (E. Mexico to 

 Honduras). 



A doubtful species, not endorsed by the A. O. U. (Witmer Stone in litt.). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



145 



8. magister, Ridgw. (p. 250, pt.) 



S. Arizona. 

 W. Mexico. 



9. tyrannulus (P. L. S. Mull.), (p. 251.) 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. Guiana. 

 Amazonia. Peru. 

 Brazil. Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 



10. oberi, Lawr. 



\Cf. Hartert, Ibis, 1893, p. 298.] 



Lesser Antilles 

 (Grenada, Nevis, 

 S. Vincent, Dominica, 

 Sta. Lucia). 



Tobago. Margarita. 



11. brevipennis, Hwtert, Bull. B. O. 0. i. p. xii Is. of Aruba, Curasao, 

 (1892) ; id. Ibis, 1893, p. 123. and Bonaire. 



12. chlorepiscius, Berl. $■ Leverk., Ornis, vi. p. 16 C. Brazil 



(1890). - (Matto Grosso). 



13. validus, Gab. (p. 252.) 



Jamaica. 



14. ferox (Gm.). (p. 253.) 



S. America generally, 

 from Argentina 

 to Guiana. 

 Colombia. 



15. panamensis, Lawr. (p. 253, pt.) Panama. 



[Cf. Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. iv. p. 317 (1892).] 



16. cephalotes, Taos. (p. 254.) 



W. Peru. 

 Ecuador. 



17. pelzelni, Berlepsch. (p. 255.) 

 vol. ill. March 20, 1901. 



Guiana to 

 S.E. Brazil. 




146 GEBEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



18. phaeonotus, Salvia $ Godman. (p. 255.) British Guiana. 



19. phaeocephalus, Scl. (p. 255.) 



W. Ecuador. 

 W. Peru. 



20. apicalis, Scl. & Salv. (p. 256.) 



Colombia. 



21. lawiencei (Giraud). (p. 256.) E.Mexico. 



[Cf. Salvin & Godman, Biol. Oentr.-Amer., Ayes, 

 ii. p. 94 (1889).] 



22. olivascens, Eidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xyi. Arizona. 



p. 607 (1899). W. Mexico. 



23. nigricapillus, Eidgw. (p. 257.) 



0. America 

 (Nicaragua to 

 Panama). 



24. nigriceps, Scl. (p. 258.) 



25. atriceps, Cab. (p. 259.) 



Panama. 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Amazonia. Guiana. 

 Venezuela. 



Peru. Bolivia. 



JN.W. Argentina 



(Tucuman). 



26. tricolor, Pete. (p. 259.) 



E. Brazil. 

 Amazonia. 



27. yucatanensis, Lawr. (p. 260.) 



Yucatan. 



28. platyrhynchus, Eidgw., Proc. Biol. Soc. Cozumel Isl. 



Washington, iii. p. 23 (1885). 




GENERA AND SPfiCIBS OF BIKDS. 147 



29. dominicensis {Bryant), (p. 260.) San Domingo. 



30. stolidus {Gosse). (p. 260.) 



Jamaica. 



I 



31. sagr» (Gundl). (p. 261.) 



Cuba. 



32. lucaysiensis {Bryant), (p. 261, pt.) Bahama Is. 



33. antillarum {Bryant), (p. 262.) 



Porto Bico. 



34. baxbirostris {Swaim.). (p. 244.) 



Jamaica. 



35. semirufus, Scl. (p. 263.) 



W. Peru. 



LXXVIII. DELTARHYNCHUS, Ridgw. 



(Eidgway, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xvi. p. 606, 1893.) 



1. flammulatus (Lawr.). (p. 263.) 



Mexico 



(Tehuantepec). 



LXXIX. NESOTBICCUS, 0. H. Townsend. 



(C. H. Townsend, Bull. Mus. Harvard Coll. 

 xxvii. p. 124, pi. ii., 1895.) 



1. ridgwayi, Towns., I. c. 



Cocos Isl. 




148 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OP B1BDS. 



LXXX. ERIBATES, Bidgw. 



(Eidgw. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mue. xvi. p. 606, 1893.) 



1. magnirostris {Gray), (p. 262). 



Galapagos 

 Archipelago. 



LXXXI. EMPIDONOMUS, Cab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 265, 1888.) 



1. varius (Vieitt.). (p. 265.) 



Guiana. Colombia. 

 Amazonia. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. Bolivia. 



2. inca (Scl). 



[aurcmtio-atro-cristatus ! !, d'Orb. & Lair, 

 (p. 266.)] 



Brazil. 



Amazonia. Bolivia. 



E. Peru. 



LXXXII. TYRANNUS, Guv. 



(Sclater, t. e. p. 267.) 



1. tyranims (Linn.) 



[pipiri, Vieill. (p. 267.)] 



N. America. 

 0. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama, winter). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Amazonia. 

 Cuha, Bahamas 



(winter). 



2. vexator, Bangs, Auk, xv. p. 178 (1898). 



Florida. 



3. verticalis, Say. (p. 269.) 



W. N. America. 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Guatemala). 




GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



4. vociferans, Swains, (p. 269.) 



W. N. America. 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Costa Rica). 



149 



5. niveiguiaris, Sol. (p. 270.) 



W. Ecuador. 



6. crassirostris, Swains, (p. 271.) 



0. America 

 (W. Mexico 



to Guatemala). 



7. dommicensis (Gm.). 



[grisms, Vieill. (p. 272.)] 



S. United States. 



Florida. 



E. 0. America. 



Colombia. 



Bahamas. 



Greater Antilles. 



8. rostratus, Sol. (p. 273.) 



Lesser Antilles 



(Dominica. Sta. Lucia. 

 St. Vincent. Grenada). 



9. cubensis, Michm., Auk, xv. p. 330 (1898). Cuba. Bahamas {ace.), 



[magnirostris, d'Orb. (nee Swains.), (p. 273.)] Mugeres Is., Yucatan. 



10. melancholicus, Vieill. (p. 273.) 



Texas. 



C. America 



(Mexico to Panama). 

 S. America generally, 



S. to Argentina. 



11. apolites (Cab. $ Heine), (p. 276.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



12. albigularis, Burm. (p. 276.) 



Brazil. 




150 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



LXXXIII. MTJSCTVORA, Cuv. 



[MilvuUs, Swains. : Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. 



p. 277, 1888.] 

 [Of, Oberholser, Auk, 1901, p. 194.] 



1. tyrannus (JAnn.). (p. 277.) 



United States (accid.). 

 C. America 



(S. Mexico to 



Panama). 

 S. America, S. to 



Argentina. 



2. forficatus (Got.), (p. 279.) 



S. United States. 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico 

 to Panama). 



S. America 

 generally, from 

 Columbia to 

 Argentina. 



Family II. OXYRHAMPHID^. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 280, 1888.) 



I. OXYRHAMPHUS, Strickl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 280.) 



1. flammiceps (Temm.). (p. 281.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. frater, Scl. $ ScUv. (p. 281.) 



C. America 

 (Costa Eica to 

 Panama). 



3. hypoglaucus, Salvia 4- Godman. (p. 282.) 



British Guiana 

 (Boraima). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OV BIEDS. 



151 



Family HI. PIPRIDiE. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 282, 1888.) 



Sub-Family I. PIPBINM. 

 (Selater, t. c. p. 282.) 



I. PIPRITES, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 283.) 



1. pileatus (Temm.). (p. 284.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. chloris (Temm.). (p. 284.) 



8.E. Brazil. 



3. tschudii (Cab.), (p. 284.) 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



Amazonia. 



4. chlorion (Cab.), (p. 285.) 



British Guiana. 



5. griseiceps, Bahin. (p. 285.) 



Costa Eiea. 



II. CHLOROPIPO, Cab. $ Heine. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 286.) 



1. flavicapiUa (Sol.), (p. 286.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 




152 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



2. uniformis, Salvin $ Godman. (p. 286.) British Guiana. 



3. holochlora, Scl. (p. 287.) Colombia. 



[corimta, Scl. & Salv. (nee Spix).] Amazonia. 



III. XENOPIPO, Cab. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 287, 1888.) 



\ 



1. atronitens, Cab. (p. 287.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



2. subalaris, Godman, Bull, B. O. C. x. p. xxvii N. Peru. 

 (1899). 



IV. CERATOPIPRA, Bp. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 288.) 



1. cornuta (SpiH). (p. 288.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



•J. iracunda (Salvia $ Godman). (p. 288, pi. xix.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



V. CIRRHOPIPRA, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 289.) 



1. filicauda (Spix). (p. 289.) Venezuela. 



Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Amazonia. 



2. heterocerca (Scl.). (p. 289). Amazonia. 




GENEBA. AND SPECIES CXF BIEDS. 



153 



VI. ANTILOPHIA, Bdchenb. 



{Of. Oberholser, Pr. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 209.] 



[Metopia, Swains, (nee Meigen) .: Sclater, Cat. B. xiv. p. 290.] 



1. galeata (Licht.). (p. 290.) 



Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 



VII. MASIUS, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 290.) 



1. chrysopterus (Lafr.). (p. 291.) 



Colombia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



2. coronulatus, Scl. (p. 291.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



VIII. METOPOTHPJX, Scl $ Sato. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 292.) 



1. aurantiacus, Scl. Sr Salv. (p. 292.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



IX. PIPKA, Linn. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 292.) 



1. aureola, Linn. (p. 293.) 



Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Isl. of Trinidad, 



2. flavicollis, Scl. (p. 294.) 



Amazonia. 



3. fasciata, a Orb. $ Lafr. (p. 294.) 



Amazonia. 

 C. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 




154 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS 



4. rubricapilla, Temm. (p. 295.) 



Brazil. 



Upper Amazonia. 



5. chloromerus, Tsch. (p. 295.) 



Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



6. mentalis, Scl. (p. 295.) 



0. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



7. minor, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 489 (1898). 



W. Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



8. auricapilla, Lain. (p. 296.) 



G-uiana. 



Venezuela. 



Trinidad. 



Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



Panama. 



9. leucocilla, IAnn. (p. 297.) 



Guiana. 



Brazil. 



Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



Panama. 



10. isidori, Scl. (p. 298.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 



11. comata, Berl. % Stolzm., Ibis, 1894, p. 392. 0. Peru. 



12. velutina, Berlepsch. (p. 299.) 



Panama. 

 Colombia. 



13. cyaneocapilla, Hahn $ Kttsier. (p. 299.) Amazonia. 



E. Ecuador. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



14. cseruleicapilla, Tsch. (p. 300.) Peru. 



155 



15. serena, Linn. (p. 300.) 



Guiana. 



16. suavissima, Salvia $ Godman. (p. 300.) British Guiana. 



17. gntturalis, Linn. (p. 301.) 



Guiana. 



18. leucoirhoa, Scl. (p. 301.) 



C. America 



(Nicaragua to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 



19. nattereri, Scl. (p. 302.) 



Amazonia. 



20. virescens, Pels. (p. 302.) 



Amazonia. 

 B. Ecuador. 



21. brachyura {Scl # Salv.). (p. 302.) Guiana. 



22. dubia, v. Madar., Zeitschr. ges. Orn. Hi. p. 270, Hab. ign. 

 Taf. ix. (1886). 



23. opalizans, Pete. (p. 292, note.) lower Amazonia 



[Cf. Berlepsch, Bull. B. O. O. vii. p. iii; (Para), 



id. Ibis, 1898, p. 60, pi. ii.] 




156 



GENBEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



X. NEOPIPO, Scl. 4r Sdlv. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 303, 1888.) 



1. cirmamomea (Lawr.). (p. 303.) 



Amazonia. 



Guiana. 



XI. MACH.EROPTERTJS, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 303.) 



1. regulus (Hahn % Kiister). (p. 304.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. striolatus (Bp.). (p. 304.) 



Colombia. 

 Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



3. pyrocephalus (Scl.). (p. 305.) 



C. Brazil. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



4. deliciosus (Scl). (p. 305.) 



W. Ecuador. 



XII. CHIROXIPHIA, Cab. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 307.) 



1. pareola (Linn.), (p. 307.) 



Ecuador. 

 Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Bolivia. 



2. atlantica, Dalmas, Mem. Soc. Zool. France, Isl. of Tobago, 



xiii. p. 139 (1900). 



3. boliviana, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. H. H. ii. Bolivia 



p. 87 (1889). (Tungas). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 157 



4. regina, Sol. (p. 308.) Amazonia. 



5. lanceolata (Wagl.). (p. 309.) 



Venezuela. 

 Trinidad. 

 Colombia. 

 Panama. 



6. linearis (Bp.). (p. 309.) 



C. Amerioa 



(S.W. Mexico to 

 Costa Rica). 



7. caudata (Skaiv). (p. 310.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 N. Argentina. 



XIII. HELICURA, Scl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 311.) 



1. militaris (Shaw), (p. 311.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



XIV. MANACUS, Briss. 



[Chiromachceris, Cab.: Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. 



p. 312, 1888. 

 Of. Bangs, Proe. New Engl. Zool. Club, i. p. 33, 1899.] 



1. manacus (Linn.), (p. 313.) 



Guiana. 

 Venezuela. 

 Trinidad. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



2. abditivus, Bangs, t. c. p. 35. 



Colombia, 

 N.W. Venezuela. 




158 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



3. purus, Bangs, t. o. p. 36. 



Amazonia 



(Santarem). 



4. gutturosus (Desm.). (p. 313.) 



S.B. Brazil. 



5. candaei (Parzud). (p. 314.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Costa Rica). 



6. flaveolus {Cass.), (p. 315.) 



Colombia. 



7. vitellines (Gould), (p. 315.) 



Panama. 



JT. Colombia. 



8. auxantiacus, Salvin. (p. 316.) 



Panama. 



9. coronatus, Boucard. (p. 316.) 



Colombia. 



Sub-Family II. PTILOCHLORIN& 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 316, 1888.) 



XY. PTILOCHLORIS, Swains. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 317.) 



1. squamata ( Wied). (p. 317.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. buckleyi, Scl. 8,- Salv. (p. 318.) 



Ecuador. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



159 



XVI. SCOTOTHORUS, Oberh. 



(Oberholser, Proc. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 208.) 



[Heteropelma, Bp. (nee Wesmael) : Sclater, t. c. p. 318.] 



1. turdinus (Wied). (p. 319.) 



S.B. Brazil. 



2. wallacei (Set. # Salv.). (p. 319, pi. xx.) 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



3. amazonum (Scl.). (p. 320.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Peru, Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



4. rosenbergi (Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 489, W. Ecuador. 

 1898). 



5. stenorhynchus (Sol. $ Salv.). (p. 320.) Venezuela. 



Panama. 



6 verae-pacis (Scl). (p. 320.) 



Central America 

 (S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Colombia 



(Santa Marta). 



7. virescens (Wied). (p. 321.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



8. flavicapillus (Scl.). (p. 321, pi. xxi.) 



S. Brazil. 



9. chrysocephalus (Telz.). (p. 322.) 



C. Brazil. 



10. igniceps (Set.), (p. 322, pi. xxii.) 



Guiana. 




160 



GBNEEA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



XVII. SCHIPFORNIS, Bp. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 322, 1888.) 



1. major, Bp. (p. 323.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



2. rufa (Pete.), (p. 323.) 



Amazonia. 



XVIII. NEOPELMA, Scl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 323.) 



1. aurifrons (Wied). (p. 323.) 



Brazil. 



XIX. HETEROCERCTJS, Scl. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 324.) 



1. lineatus (Strickl). (p. 324.) 



Amazonia. 



2. flavivertex, Pels. (p. 325.) 



Guiana. 



Upper Amazonia. 



3. aurantiivertex, Scl. # Salv. (p. 325, pi. xxiii.) E. Ecuador. 



angosturae, Serl. % Leverk., Ornis, vi. p. 18 Venezuela. 



(1890) 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



161 



Family IV. COTINGIDJE. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 326, 1888.) 



Sub-Family I. TITYB.IN&. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 327.) 



I. TITYKA, Vidll. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 328.) 

 [C/. Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. p. 73, 1889.] 



1. cayana (Iriim.). (p. 328.) 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



M. of Trinidad. 



2. brasiliensis (Swains.), (p. 329.) 



Brazil. 



Paraguay. 



Bolivia. 



3. semifasciata (Spite), (p. 330.) 



0. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 



Venezuela. 



Ecuador. 



Amazonia. 



4. nigriceps, Allen, Auk, 1888, p. 287- 



Ecuador. 



5. griseiceps, Bidgiv., Auk, 1888, p. 263. 

 vol. in. March 21, 1901. 



W. Mexico. 




162 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



6. fortis, Berl. $ Stohm., P. Z. S. 1896, p. 369. C. Peru. 



Bolivia. 



7. inquisitor (Licht.). (p. 331.) 



Guiana. 



Brazil. 



? Colombia. 



8. albitorques, Du Bus. (p. 332.) 



C. America 



(Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Peru. 

 Upper Amazonia. 



9. pelzelni, Salvia $■ God/nan, Biol. Centr.-Amer., C. Brazil 



Aves, ii. p. 120 (1890). (Matto GrosBo). 



[albitorques, pt., Scl. (p. 332).] 



10. buckleyi, Salvin §■ Godman, ut supra, 

 [inquisitor, pt., Scl. (p. 331).] 



Ecuador. 



11. leucura., Teh. (p. 328, note.) 



Amazonia. 



12. albinucba, Cab. $ Heine, (p. 328, note.) Brazil. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



163 



II. PLATYPSARIS, Scl, 1857. 



[Hadrostomus, Cab. & Heine, 1859 : Sclater, 

 Cat. B. Brit. Mus. ziv. p. 333, 1888. 

 Of. A. 0. XJ. Check-1. 2nd ed. p. 179, 1895.] 



1. atricapillus (Vieill). (p. 333.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. audax, Cab. (p. 333, note.) 



Peru. 



3. niger (Gm.). (p. 334.) 



Jamaica. 



4. homochrous (Sol.), (p. 334, pi. xxiv.) 



C. America 



(Costa Eica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



5. albiventris, Lawr. (p. 335.) 



W. & S. Mexico. 

 N. to S. Arizona. 



6. aglaiae (Lqfr.). (p. 335.) C. America 



[<?/. Salvin & G-odman, Biol. Centr.-Amer., (Mexico to 



Avee, ii. p. 122.] Costa Rica). 



7. sumichrasti, Nelson, Auk, 1897, p. 52. Mexico. 



8. hypophaeus, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mu§. xiv. Honduras, 

 p. 467 (1891). 



9. obscurus, Sidgw., t. v. p. 475. 



Costa Rica. 



Jl2 




164 GENEBA AND SPECIBS OF BIBDS. 



10. insularis, Ridgw., Man. N. Amer. B. p. 882. Tres Marias Is. 



11. minor (Less.}, (p. 337.) 



Cayenne. 

 Amazonia 

 Ecuador. 

 Colombia. 



III. PACHYRHAMPHUS, Gray. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 337, 1888.) 



1. viridis (Vieill.}. (p. 338.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. griseigularis, Salvin $ Godman. (p. 339.) British Guiana. 



3. versicolor (Hartl.). (p. 339.) 



Costa Rica. 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



4. xanthogenys, Salvad. $ Festa, Boll. Mus. 

 Torino, xiii. no. 330, p. 1 (1898). 



E. Ecuador. 



5. surinamus {Linn.), (p. 340.) 



Guiana. 



6. cinereus {Bodd.). (p. 341.) 



Panama. 



Colombia* 



Venezuela. 



Trinidad. 



Guiana. 



Lower Amazonia. 



7. spcdiurus, Set. (p. 341, pi. x XT .) 



W. Ecuador. 




GBNEEA ASTD SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



]65 



8. cinnamomeus, Lawr. (p. 342.) 



C. America 



(Brit. Honduras 

 to Panama). 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



Upper Amazonia. 



9. ornatus, Cherrie, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. 

 p. 338 (1891). 



Costa Rioa. 



10. rufus (Bodd.). (p. 343.) 



Brazil. 

 Amazonia. ■ 

 E. Ecuador. 

 Venezuela. 



11. niger, Spix. (p. 343.) 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



Amazonia. 



Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Trinidad. 



12. cinereiventris, Scl. (p. 344). 



C. America 



(Guatemala to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 



13. similis, Cherrie, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. Nicaragua, 



p. 343 (1891). 



14. polychropterus (Vieill.). (p. 345.) 



Amazonia. 

 Brazil. 



15. notius, Brewster $ Bangs, Proc. N, Engl. Zool. Argentina. 



Club, ii. p. 53 (1901). Lower Urugua 



16. major (Cab.), (p. 346.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Nicaragua). 



17. uropygialis, Nelson, Auk, xvi. p. 28 (1899). N.W. Mexico, 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OK BIBDS. 



18. albogriseus, Sol. (p. 347.) 



C. America 



(Nicaragua to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 



19. salvini, Bichm., Auk, 1899, p. 186. 



[similis, Salvin (nee Oherrie), Nov. Zool. 



ii. p. 13 (1895). 

 salvini, Dubois, Syn. Av. p. 212 (1900).] 



Peru. 



W. Ecuador. 



20. atricapillus (Gm.). (p. 347.) 



Venezuela. 

 Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Brazil. 



Sub-Family II. L1PAVQINM. 

 (Sclater, Gat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 348, 1888.) 



IV. CHIROXILLA, Sel. $ Salv. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 349.) 



1. uropygialis, Sol. $ Salv. (p. 350.) Ecuador. 



Bolivia. 



V. LATHRIA, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 350.) 



1. fuscocinerea (Lafr.). (p. 350.) 



Colombia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



2. virussu (Pels.), (p. 351.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



3. vociferans(J?wa). Brazil. 



[plumbea (Licht.). (p. 351.) Cf. Allen, Bull. Bolivia. 

 Amer. Mus. N. H. ii. p 239 (1889).] 




GEWERA AND SPECIES OP BIRDS. 



4. cinerea. (Vieill.). (p. 352.) 



Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Ecuador. 



167 



5. streptophora, Salvin $ Godman. (p. 352.) British Guiana. 



6. unirufa (Scl.). (p. 353.) 



C. America 

 (S. Mexico 

 to Panama). 



N. Colombia. 



7. subalaris (Scl). (p. 353.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



8. cryptolopha, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 354.) 



E. Ecuador. 



VI. AULIA, Bp. 



(Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 354, 1888.) 



1. hypopyrrha ( Vieill). (p. 354.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Brazil. 



2. rufescens (Scl.). (p. 355.) 



C. America 

 (Guatemala 

 to Panama). 



N. Colombia. 



VII. LIPAUGTJS, Boie. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 356.) 



1. simplex (IAcht.). (p. 356.) 



Guiana. 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



Amazonia. 



Brazil. 




168 GBNBBA AND SPECIES Of BIRDS. 



2. immundus, Sol. <f Salv. (p. 357.) Guiana 



(Cayenne). 



3. holerythrus, Scl. $ Salv. (p. 357.) 0. America 



(S. Mexico to 

 Panama). 

 If. Colombia. 



Sub-Family III. ATTILIN^!. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 358, 1888.) 



VIII. ATTILA, Less. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 358.) 



1. brasiliensis, Less. (p. 359.) Brazil. 



2. parambae, Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C. xi. p. 39 (1901). N. Ecuador. 



3. uropygialis {Cab.), (p. 360.) British Guiana. 



4. spodiostethus, Salvin $ Godman. (p. 360.) British Guiana. 



5. sclateri, Lawr. (p. 361 .) C. America 



(Nicaragua 

 to Panama). 

 B. Ecuador. 



6. parvirostris, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. Colombia 



xiii. p. 153 (1900). (Santa Marta). 



7. viridescens, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. Amazonia 



p. 522 (1887). (Diamantina). 



8. citreopygius (Bp.). (p. 361.) C. America 



(S. Mexico 

 to Panama). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 169 



9. cinnamomeus, Lawr. (p. 358, note.) C. & S. Mexico. 



10. gaumeri, Salvin $ Gochnan, Biol. Centr.-Amer., Islands of Bay 

 Aves, ii. p. 134 (1891). of Honduras. 



11. cozumelae, Bidgw. (p. 362.) 



Cozumel Isl. 



12. hypoxanthus, Salvin, 3f Goodman, Biol. Oentr.- W. Mexico 



Amer., Aves, ii. p. 135 (1891). to Guatemala. 



13. spadiceus (Gm.). (p. 362.) 



Brazil. 



Amazonia. 



Guiana. 



14. bolivianus, Lafr. (p. 358, note.) 



Bolivia. 



15. rufipectus, Allen, Bull. Amer. Mus. N. H. Colombia 



xiii. p. 153 (1900). (Santa Marta). 



16. cinereus {Gm,.). (p. 363.) 



Brazil. 



17. phcenicttrus, Pete-, Orn. Bras. pp. 96, 177 

 (1871). (p. 358, note.) 



Brazil. 



18. flammulatus, Lafr. (p. 358, note.) Colombia. 




170 



GENEEA AND SPBCJES OT BIEDS. 



19. griseigularis, Berlepsch, Ibis, 1885, p. 290. S.E. Brazil, 



(p. 358, note.) 



20. citriniventris, Scl. (p. 363.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



21. validus, Pelz. (p. 364.) 



C. Brazil. 

 Bolivia. 



22. thamnophiloides (Spix). (p. 364.) 



Guiana, 

 mazonia. 

 Brazil. 



23. rnfigularis, Pelz., On. Bras. pp. 96, 170. Amazonia 



(p. 358, note.) (Bio Madeira). 



24. torridus, Scl. (p. 365.) 



W. Ecuador. 



IX. CASIORNIS, Bes Murs. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 365, 1888.) 



1. rubra (Vieill.). (p. 365.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



Paraguay. 



Argentina. 



2. fusca, Scl. # Salv. (p. 366.) 



E. Brazil. 



X. XENOPSARIS, Ridgw. 



(Ridgway, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xiv. p. 479, 1891.) 

 [Prospoietus, Cab., Ber. Allgem. deutsch. orn. Ges. ix. p. 4 (1891). 



1. albinucha (Burm.).* Argentina. 



" [Cf. Sclater, P. Z. S. 1893, p. 166, pi. vii.] 



* Omitted in the ' Catalogue of Birds.' 




GEUEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



171 



Sub-Family IV. BUPIGOLINM. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 366, 1888.) 



XI. PBXENICOCERCUS, Swains. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 367.) 



1. caxnifex (Linn.), (p. 367.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



2. nigricollis, Swains, (p. 368.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. 



XII. RUPICOLA, Briss. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 369.) 



1. rupicola (Linn.). 



[crocea, Vieill. (p. 369.)] 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 



2. peruviana (Lath.), (p. 370.) 



Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



E. Ecuador. Peru. 



Upper Amazonia. 



Bolivia. 



3. sanguinolenta, Gould, (p. 371.) 



Colombia. 

 W. Ecuador. 



Sub-Family V. COTINGINjE. 

 (Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 371, 1888.) 



XIII. PHIBALTJRA, Vieill. 



(Sclater, t.c. p. 372.) 



1. flavirostris, Vieill. (p. 372.) 



S.E. Brazil. 




172 



GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



XIV. TIJUCA, Less. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 373, 1888.) 



1. nigra, Less. (p. 373s) 



S.E. Brazil. 



XV. AMPELION, Cab. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 373.) 



1. cucullatus {Swains.), (p. 374.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. melanocephalus {Swains.), (p. 374.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



3. arcuatus (Lafr.)-* (p. 375.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



4. cinctus (Tseh.). (p. 375.) 



Colombia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 



XVI. PIPREOLA, Swains. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 376.) 



1. riefferi (Boiss.). (p. 377.) 



Colombia. 



E. Ecuador. 



2. melanolEema, Scl. (p. 377.) 



Venezuela. 



W. Ecuador. Peru. 



3. viridis {d'Orb. $ Lafr.). (p. 378.) 



S. Pern. 

 Bolivia. 



4. formosa (Hartl.). (p. 378.) 



Venezuela. 

 Ecuador. 



* Is a Pipreola — Salvad. in litt. 




GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 173 



5. chlorolepidota, Swains, (p. 376, note.) Patr. ign. 



6. frontalis (Scl.). (p. 379.) 



Bolivia. 

 Ecuador. 



7. sclateri (Cornalia). (p. 379.) 



E. Ecuador. 



8. aureipectus (Lafr.). (p. 380.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 



9. decora, Bangs, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, Santa Marta, 



xiii. p. 98 (1899). Colombia. 



10. lubomirskii, Taos. (p. 380.) 



Peru. 



11. jucunda, Scl. (p. 381.) 



Ecuador. 



12. elegans {Tech.). (p. 381.) 



C. Peru. 



13. whitelyi, Salvin $ Godmam. (p. 381.) British Guiana. 



XVII. COTINGA, B-nss. 



(Sclater, t. e. p. 382.) 



1. cotinga (Linn.). 



[cmrtdea (VieiU.). (p. 382.)] 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia 

 (Rio Negro). 



2. cincta (Kuhl). (p. 383.) 



S.E. Brazil, 




174 GENBEA AND SPECIES OP BIRDS. 



3. amabilis, Gould., (p. 384.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Panama). 



4. ridgwayi, Zeledon. (p. 384.) 



C. America 

 (W. Oosta Rica 

 to Panama). 



5. cayana (Linn.), (p. 385.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 B. Ecuador. 



6. nattereri (Boiss.). (p. 385.) 



Colombia. 



7. maynana (Linn.,.), (p. 386.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



8. porphyrolaema, Scl. $■ Deo. (p. 386.) 



Upper Amazonia. 

 E. Ecuador. 



XVIII. XIPHOLENA, Gloger. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 387, 1888.) 



1. pompadora (Linn.), (p. 387.) 



Guiana. 



2. atropurpurea ( Wied). (p. 388.) 



Brazil. 



3. lameUipennis (Lafr.). (p. 389.) 



Lower Amazonia. 



XIX. CARPODECTES, Salvin. 

 (Sclater, *. c. p. 389.) 



1. nitidus, Solum, (p. 389.) 



C. America 

 (E. Nicaragua. 

 E. Coeta Rica). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 175 



2. antoniae, Ridgw. (p. 389.) W. Costa Rica. 



3. hopkei, Berlepsch, Om. MB. v. p. 174 (1897). W. Colombia. 



XX. DOLIORNIS, Tacz. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 390.) 



1. sclateri, Tacz. (p. 390.) 



C. Peru. 



XXI. HELIOCHEEA, de Filippi. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 390.) 



1. nibricristata (<F Orb. # Lafr.). (p. 390.) 



. Venezuela. 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Peru. Bolivia. 



2. rufaxilla {Tech.). (p. 391.) 



Colombia. 

 Peru. 



XXII. I0D0PLEUBA, Less. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 392.) 



1. pipra (Less.), (p. 392.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



2. leucopygia, Saivin. (p. 393, pi. xxvi.) 



British Guiana. 



3. isabellae, Parzud. (p. 393.) 



Amazonia. 

 Peru. Ecuador. 



4. fusca (r««H.). (p. 393.) 



Guiana. 




176 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



XXIII. CALYPTTTRA, Swains. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 394, 1888.) 



1. cristata(F«'e«.)- (p. 394.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



Sub-Family VI. GYMNODEBINJE. 

 (Sclater, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 394, 1888.) 



XXIV. HffiMATODERUS, Bp. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 395.) 



1. militaris (Lath.), (p. 395.) 



G-uiana. 



Amazonia. 



XXV. QUERTTLA, Vieill. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 396.) 



1. cruenta (Bgdd.). (p. 396.) 



0. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. 

 Ecuador. 

 Amazonia. 

 G-uiana. 



XXVI. PYRODERUS, Gray. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 397.) 



1. scutatus (Shaw), (p. 397.) 



S.E. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 



2. granadensis (Lafr.), (p. 398.) 



Colombia. 




GBKBEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 177 



3. orenocensis (Lafr.). ( p . 398.) Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



4. masoni, Ridgw., Auk, iii. p. 333. (p. 397, note.) Venezuela. 



XXVII. CEPHALOPTERUS, Oeofr. 

 (Sclater, t. c. p. 398.) 



1. ornatus, Gwgr. (p. 399.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 

 0. Brazil. 

 E. Ecuador. 

 Bolivia. 



2. penduliger, Scl. (p. 400.) W. Ecuador. 



3. glabricollis, Gould, (p. 400.) O. America 



(Costa Rica 

 to Panama). 



XXVIII. CALVIFR0NS, Baud., Ann. Mus. H. N. iii. p. 146 

 (1804) *. 

 [Gymnocephalus, Geoffr. (nee Bloch & Schneider) ; 



Sclater, Cat. B. xiv. p. 401. 

 Perissocephalus, Oberh., P. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 209.] 



1. calvus (<?m.). (p. 401.) Guiana. 



XXIX. GYMN0DERUS, Geoffr. 

 (Sclater, t. e. p. 402.) 



1. fcetidus (Linn.), (p. 402.) Guiana. 



Amazonia. 



Brazil. 



Ecuador. 



* Mr. Richmond has pointed out to me that Calvifrons is the oldest generic name 

 for Corwus calvus, Gm. 



vol. iii. April 3, 1901. s 




178 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



XXX. CHASMORHYNCHUS, Temm. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 403, 1888.) 



1. niveus (Bodd.). (p. 403.) 



Guiana. 

 Venezuela. 



2. rmdicollis ( Vieill.). (p. 404.) 



S.E. Brazil. 



3. variegatus (Gm.). (p. 405.) 



Guiana. 



Venezuela. 



Trinidad. 



4. tricarunculatus, J. $ E. Verr. (p. 405.) 



0. America 



(Costa Rica to Panama). 



Family V. PHYTOTOMIRffi. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 406, 1888.) 



I. PHYT0T0MA, Molina. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 406.) 



1. rara, Mol. (p. 406.) 



Chile. 



2. angustirostris, d'Orb. $ Lafr. (p. 407.) Bolivia. 



3. rutila, Vieill. (p. 407.) 



Argentina. 

 Patagonia 

 (Bio Negro). 



4. raimondii, Tacz. (p. 408.) 



W. Peru. 




GENEBA AMD SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



179 



Family VI. PITTID.ffi. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 412, 1888.) 



I. ANTHOCICHLA, Blyth. 



(Sclater, t. c. p. 412.) 



1. phayrei, Blyth. (p. 413.) 



Burma. 

 Tenasserim. 



H. HYDRORNIS, Blyth. 



(Pitta, pt., Sclater, t. e. p. 413.) 



1. nipalensis (Hodgs.). (p. 414.) 



B. Himalayas. 



(Nepal to Assam.) 

 Karen Hills, Burma. 



2. soror, Wardlaw Samsay. (p. 415.) 



Siam. 



3. oatesi, Hume. (p. 416.) 



Burma. 



Tenasserim. 



4. annamensis, Oust., Bull. Mus. Paris, 1896, 

 p. 313. 



Annam. 



HI. PITTA, Vieill. 



(Sclater, *. e. p. 413.) 



]. cssvxdea, (Baffles), (p. 416.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



2. cyanea, Blyth. (p. 417.) 



E. Himalayas 

 to Burma. 

 Tenasserim. 

 Siam. 



N2 




180 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS 



3. maxima, Miill. 8; Schl. (p. 419.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Halmahera). 



4. cyanoptera, Temm. (p. 420.) 



Burma. 



Siam. Cambodia. 



S. China. 



Malay Peninsula. 



Borneo. 



5. megarhyncha, Schl. (p. 421.) 



Burma. 

 Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



6. angolensis, Vieill. (p. 422.) 



ForeBt regions of 

 Tropical Africa, 



7. brachyura {Linn.), (p. 423.) 



Indian Peninsula] 



Ceylon. 



Assam. 



8. nympha, Temm. $■ Schl. (p. 425.) 

 [bale, Salvad. (p. 425.)] 



China. 



Formosa. 



Borneo. 



9. vigorsi, Gould, (p. 426.) 



Banda Isl. 

 Tenimber Is. 

 Dammer Isl. 



10. concinna, Gould, (p. 426.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Lombok ; Floras). 



11. everetti, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 459 (1898). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Alor). 



12. irena, Temm. (p. 427.) 



Lesser Sunda Is 

 (Timor). 




GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



13. crassirostris, Wall. (p. 427.) Sula Is. 



181 



14. virginalis, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iii. p. 174 (1896). Djampea Isl., 



Oelebean Sea. 



15. maria, Hartert, Bull. B. O. 0. t. p. xlvii (1896). Sumba Isl. 



16. strepitans, Temm. (p. 428.) 



S. & E. Australia. 

 S. New Guinea. 



17. venusta, S.Mull. (p. 429.) 



Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 



18. ussheri, Sharpe. (p. 430.) 



N. Borneo. 



19. granatina, Temm. (p. 430.) 



Borneo. 



20. borneensis, fflliot, Auk. ix. p. 221 (1892). Borneo. 



21. coccinea, Eyton. (p. 431.) 



Malay Peninsula. 



22. arcuata, Gould, (p. 431.) 



N. Borneo. 




182 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



23. erythrogaster, Temm. (p. 432.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Luzon. Mindanao. 

 Basilan). 



24. propinqua, Sharpe. (p. 433.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan). 



25. caeruleitarqu.es, Salvad. (p. 433.) 



Sangi Is. 



26. kochi, Bruggem. (p. 433.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Luzon). 



27. rufiventris (Cab. $ Heine), (p. 434.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Batchian. 

 Halmahera. 

 Obi Is. 

 Dammer Isl.). 



28. cyanonota, Gray. (p. 435.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Ternate; Guebe). 



29. rubrinucha, Wall. (p. 435.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Buru). 



30. celebensis, Westerm. (p. 436.) 



Celebes. 



31. inspeculata, Meyer # Wiglesw., J. i. O. 1894, Talaut Is. 

 p. 245, pi. iii. 



32. pallidiceps, Bruggem. (p. 436.) 



Sangi Is. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES Or BIRDS. 183 



33. mackloti, Temm. (p. 436.) New Guinea. 



Papuan Is. 



(Mysol, Salawati, etc.). 

 New Britain. 



34. aruensis, Rothsch. $ Hartert, Not. Zool. viii. Aru Is. 



p. 63 (1901). 



35. finschi, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. ix. D'Entrecasteaux Is. 



p. 864 (1884). 



36. kuhni, Rothschild, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. Hi Molucca Is. 



(1899). (Key Is. ; Khoor Isl.). 



37. loriae, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Civic. Genov. (2) ix. S.E. New Guinea, 

 p. 579 (1890). Of. Eothseh. Bull. 

 B. O. C. a. p. iT. 



38. novae -hiberniae, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. Bismarck Archipelago 



N. S. W. ii. s. iii. p. 73 (1888). (New Ireland). 



39. dohertyi, Rothsch., Bull. B. O. C. vii. p. xxxiii Sula Is. 



(1898). (Sula Mangoli). 



40. meeki, Rothsch., Bull. B. O. C. viii. p. vi (1898). Louisiade Archipelago 



(Rossel Isl.). 



41. atricapilla, Less. (p. 438.) Philippine Is. 



(Luzon). 



42. miiUeri, Bp. (p. 439.) Borneo. 



Sumatra. 

 Banka. 



43. sangirana, Schl. (p. 440.) Sangi Is. 




184 GBNBEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS 



44. novae-guineae, Mull. # Schl. (p. 440.) 



New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Mysol, Waigiou, 



etc. ). 

 Aru Is. 



45. mafoorana, Schl. (p. 441.) 



Mafoor Is., 



N.W. New Guinea. 



46. rosenbergi, Schl. (p. 441.) 



Misori and Soek Is., 

 N.W. New Guinea. 



47. forsteni, Miill. # Schl. (p. 442.) 



Celebes. 



48. steerei, Skarpe. (p. 442.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mindanao). 



49. cuctdlata, Hartl. (p. 442.) 



E. Himalayas 



(Nepal and Assam). 

 Burma. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



50. ins, -Gould, (p. 444.) 



N. Australia. 



51. baudi Mull. 8; Schl. (p. 444.) 



Borneo. 



IV. BUCICHLA, Gab. $ Heine. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 445, 1888.) 



1. cyanura (Bodd.). (p. 445.) 



Java. 



2. schwaneri, Bp. (p. 446.) 



Borneo. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



185 



3. boschi, Mull. S- Schl. (p. 447.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 



4. ellioti, Oust. (p. 448.) 



Cochin China. 

 Cambodia. 



5. gurneyi, Hume. (p. 448.) 



Tenasserim. 



N. Malay Peninsula. 



V. MELLOPITTA, Stejn., Stand. Nat. Hist, iv., Birds, p. 465 

 (1885)*. 

 [GoracocicMa, Sharpe, Oat. B. xvii. p. 7, note (1892). 

 Melanopitta, Schl. »iecBp. 



Coracopitta, Sclater {nee Bp.), Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. 

 p. 449 (1888).] 



1. lugubris, Schl. (p. 449.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



2. gigantea, Bothsck, On. MB. vii. p. 137 (1899). N. New Guinea 



(Mt. Maori). 



Family VII. PHILEPITTIDiE. 



(Sclater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 409, 1888.) 



I. PHILEPITTA, Geoffr. 



(Sclater, *. c. p. 409.) 



1. jala (Bodd.). (p. 410.) 



Madagascar. 



2. schlegeli, Grcmdid. (p. 411.) 



N.E. Madagascar. 



* Count Salvadori tells me that, in his opinion, this genus belongs rather to the 

 TvmeUidm than to the Pittide. 




186 



GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



Family VIII. XENICID^J. 



(Selater, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. xiv. p. 450, 18*8.) 



I. ACANTHIDOSITTA, Lafr. 



(Selater, t. c. p. 451.) 



1. chloris (Sparrm.). (p. 451.) 



New Zealand 



(N. & S. Islands). 



II. XENICUS, Gray. 



(Selater, t. c. p. 452.) 



1. longipes (Gm.). (p. 452.) 



New Zealand 

 (South Tsl.). 



2. gilviventris (Pelz.). (p. 453.) 



New Zealand 

 (South Isl.). 



in. TKAVERSIA, Rothschild. 



(Bull. B. 0. C. iv. p. x, 1894.) 



1 . lyalli, Rothschild, I. o. 



[Xenicus insularis, Buller, Ibis, 1895, p. '237, 

 pi. vii.] 



New Zealand 

 (Stephens' Isl.). 




SlttJEKA jUTT) SPECIES OP BIRDS. 187 



Sub-Order II. ACROMYODI. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iii. p. 3, 1877.) 



A. PAS SERES ABNORMALES. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. xiii. p. 659, 1890.) 



Family I. ATRICHORNITHID^]. 



[Atriehiidce, Sharpe, t. e. p. 659.] 



I. ATRICHORNIS, Stejneger. 



(Stejn. Standard Nat. Hist. ir. Birds, p. 462, 1885.) 

 [Atrichia, Gould (nee Schrank) ; Sharpe, t. c. p. 659.] 



1. clamosa, Gould, (p. 659.; W. & S.W. Australia. 



2. rufescens, Ramsay, (p. 660.) B. Australia. 



B. PAS SERES NORM ALES. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iii. p. 3, 1877.) 



Family I. HIRUNDINID.E. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 85, 1885.) 



Sub-Family I. HIRTJNDININM. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 85.) 



1. CHELIDONARIA, Reichenow. 



(Eeichenow, J. f. O. 1889, p. 187.) 



[Chelidon, Boie (nee Forst.), Sharpe, t. c. p. 86.] 



1. urbica (Limi.). (p. 87.) Europe. C. Asia. 



Indian Peninsula 



Africa (winter). 




188 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



2. orientalis (Somow, Orn. Faun. G-ouv. Charkow, 0. Kussia. 

 p. 650, 1897). 



3. cashmiriensis (Gould), (p. 90.) 



Himalayas 



(Kashmir 



to Sikhim). 

 Mongolia 



(Ala-ahan. Kansu). 

 China. N. Fokien. 

 Plains of India 



(winter). 



4. dasypus (JBp.). (p. 91.) 



Japan. 

 Borneo 



(winter). 



5. lagop'us (Pall.), (p. 93.) 



Siberia 



(Yenesei Valley 

 to Kamtchatka). 



Mongolia. China. 



Turkestan. 



Upper Burma 

 (winter). 



6. albigena (Heugl.). (p. 94.) 



N.E. Africa. 



7. nipalensis (Moore), (p. 95.) 



Himalayas 

 (Kami Tal 

 to Sikhira). 



Naga Hills. 



Dana Hills. 



Manipur. 




GiSNEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



189 



H. CLIVICOLA, T. Forster. 



[Cotile, Boie; Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 96.] 



1. riparia (Linn.), (p. 96.) 



N. America. 

 C. & S. America 



(winter). 

 Europe. N. Asia. 

 China. 



Africa (winter). 

 Indian Peninsula 



(winter). 

 Indo-Burmese 



countries (winter). 



2. diluta (Sharpe $ Wyatt, Monogr. Hirund. i. C. Asia 



p. 63, 1893). (Tashkend). 



3. shelleyi (Sharpe). (p. 100.) 



N.E. Africa 

 (Upper Egypt. 

 Bed Sea coast). 



4. cincta (Bodd.). (p. 101.) 



Tropical 

 Africa. 



5. congica (Beichenow, 3. f. O. 1887, p. 300). 



W. Africa 

 (R. Congo). 



6. paludicola (VieilL). (p. 102.) 



S. Africa. 



7. minor (Cab.), (p. 103.) 



N.E. Africa 



(Abyssinia. 



Somali Land). 

 Equatorial Africa. 



8. cowani (Sharpe). (p. 104.) 



Madagascar. 




190 



GENERA AND SPECIES OE BZRDS. 



9. sinensis (J. E. Gray), (p. 104.) 



S. China. 



Formosa. 



Philippine Ie. 

 (Luzon) 

 {winter). 



Indo-Chinese 

 countries 



Indian Peninsula 

 (winter). 



III. PTY0N0PR0GNE, Reiehenb. 



[Biblis, Less, (nee Faber, 1808). 

 Cf. Sharpe & Wyatt, Monogr. Hirund. i. p. 97. 

 Cotile, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 95, 1885/] 



1. rupestris (Scop.), (p. 109.) 



Mediterranean 



countries. 

 Persia. 



Nilghiri Hills, 



S. India. 

 Mongolia. 

 N. China. 



2. obsoleta (Cab.), (p. 111.) 



N.E. Africa. 

 Arabia. 

 Palestine. 

 Persia. 

 N.W. India 

 (Sind). 



3. fuligula (IAcht). (p. 106.) 



S. Africa. 



4. anderssoni, Sharpe $ Wyatt, Monogr. Hirund. S.W. Africa 



i. p. 119 (1887). (p. 106, pt.) (Daimira Land). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



191 



5. rufigula, Fischer $ Beichen. (p. 107.) 



N.E. Africa 

 (Abyssinia. 



Equatorial Africa. 



6. concolor (Sykes). (p. 108.) 



Indian Peninsula. 



IV. TACHYCINETA, Gab. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 112.) 



1. albiventris {Bodd.). (p. 113.) 



Brazil. Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. Colombia. 

 Q-uiana. 



2. leucorrhous ( Vieill.). (p. 114.) 



S. Brazil. 



Paraguay. Uruguay. 



Argentina. 



Patagonia. 



C. Peru. 



3. albilinea (Lawr.). (p. 115.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Ecuador. Peru. 



4. meyeni (Cab.), (p. 116.) 



Argentina. 

 Bolivia. 

 Chile. 

 Patagonia. 



5. bicolor (Vieill.). (p. 117.) 



N. America. 



C. America 

 (Mexico and 

 (Guatemala, 



Bermuda (winter). 

 Bahamas (winter). 

 Cuba (winter^. 




192 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



6. thalassinus (Swains.), (p. 119.) 



C. & W. North 

 America from 

 Brit. Columbia. 



Lower California 

 (winter). 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Guatemala, 

 winter). 



7. cyaneiviridis (Bryant), (p. 121.) 



Bahama Is. 



V. PHEDINA, Bp. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 122, 1885.) 



1, borbonica (Gm.). (p. 122.) 



Mascarene Is. 

 (Mauritius. 

 Bourbon). 



2. madagascariensis, Hartl. (p. 123.) 



3. brazzae, Oust., Le Nat. 1886, p. 300. 



W. Africa 



(Upper Congo). 



VI. HIRUNDO, ScJiaeffer (ex Linn.). 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 123 ; id. & Wyatt, Monogr. 

 Hirund. i. p. 209.) 



1. rustica, Linn. (p. 128.) 



Europe. N. Asia. 



Manchuria. China. 



Africa (winter). 



Indian Peninsula, 



China, Indo- 

 Chinese Provinoes, 

 Malay Peninsula 

 (whiter). 




GEITEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



2. gutturalis, Scop. (p. 134.) 



193 



C. & E. Siberia. 

 Kauitchatka. 

 China. Japan. 

 S. China (winter). 

 Indo-Chinese 

 Provinces, 

 Philippine Is., 

 Malay Peninsula, 

 Malay Archipelago, 

 New Guinea, 

 N. Australia 



3. savignii, Steph. (p. 133 



N.E. Africa 

 (Egypt, 

 Nile Valley). 



4. erythrogaster, Bodd. (p. 137.) 



E. Siberia. 



Burma (winter). 



Greenland. 



N. America. 



C. & S. America 

 (winter). West 

 India Is. (winter). 



5. tytleri, Jerd. (p. 140.) 



E. Siberia. 

 Kamtchatka. 

 N. China. 

 Burma (winter). 

 0. & S. .America 



(Para. Guatemala), 



6. tahitica, Gm. (p. 141.) 



VOL. ill. April 9, 1901. 



Society Is. 



(Tahiti). 

 Tonga Is. 

 Fiji Is. 



New Hebrides. 

 Solomon Is. 

 Bismarck Archipelago 



(New Britain). 

 O 




194 GBNBEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



7. javanica, Sparrm. (p. 142.) 



Southern India. 



Ceylon. 



Malay Peninsula. 



Jaya. Sumatra. 



Borneo. 



Philippine Is. 



Molucca Is. 



New Guinea. 



Is. of Torres Straits. 



8. namiyei (Stejn., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. ix. 

 p. 646, 1886). 



Liu-Kiu Is. 



9. neoxena, Gould, (p. 144.) 



Australia. 

 Tasmania. 



10. angolensis, Bocage. (p. 145.) 



S.W. Africa 

 (Angola). 

 Mossamedes. 



11. arcticincta, Sharpe, Ibis, 1891, p. 119. 



Equatorial Africa. 



12. lucida,7; Verr. (p. 145.) 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia). 



13. albigularis, Strickl. (p. 146.) 



S. Africa. 

 E. Africa 



(Malindi). 

 S.W. Africa 



(Angola). 



14. aethiopica, Blanf. (p. 146.) 



N.E. Africa 

 (Abyssinia, 

 Eogos, White 

 Nile districts, 

 Shoa). 



E. Africa 

 (Zanzibar). 



W. Africa 

 (K. Niger to 

 Senegambia). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 195 



15. leucosoma, Swains, (p. 147.) W. Africa 



ttta 

 to Gaboon). 



1G. dimidiata, Sundev. (p. 148.) 



S. Africa. 



17. nigrita, Gray. (p. 148.) 



W. Africa 

 (liberia to 

 the Congo). 



18. atrocaerulea, Sundev. (p. 149.) 



S.B. Africa. 

 Equatorial Africa. 



19. nigrorufa, Bocage. (p. 150.) 



S.W. Africa 

 (Benguela). 



20. smithi, Leach, (p. 150.) 



N.E. & E. Africa 



(Abyssinia to 



the Zambesi ; 



Equatorial Africa). 

 S.W. Africa 



(Benguela to 



the Congo). 

 Baluchistan. 

 Indian Peninsula. 

 Burmese Provinces. 



21. griseopyga, Sundev. (p. 152.) 



S.E. Africa. 



W. Africa 

 (R. Niger 

 to Benguela). 



N.E. Africa 

 (Abyssinia). 



Equatorial Africa, 

 02 




196 GENEBA. AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



22. cucullata, Bodd. (p. 152.) S. & S.W. Africa. 



23. puella, Temm. $ Sohl. (p. 154.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Angola). 



N.E. & E. Africa. 



S. Africa. 



24. rufula, Temm. (p. 156.) 



\scidlyi, Seebohm. (p. 158.) Cf. Oates, Faun. 

 Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 284, 1890.] 



Mediterranean 



Countries. 

 N.E. Africa 



(Egypt to 



Abyssinia). 

 Persia. 

 C. Asia. 

 Afghanistan. 

 Himalayas 



(Gilgit to Nepal). 



25. daurica, Linn. (p. 159.) 



[intermedia (Hume, Str. F. v. p. 263, 1877) ; 

 substriolata (Hume, t. c. p. 264, 1877).] 



Siberia, 

 from the Irtisch 

 to the Altai Mts. 



Dauria. Amur Land. 



Mongolia. 



Assam (winter). 



26. nipalensis, Hodgs. (p. 160.) 



[japonica, Temm. & Scb.1. (p. 162.)] 



China. Japan. 

 Himalayas. 



(Simla to Bhutan). 



Plains of India (mnter). 



27. striolata, Bute. (p. 161.) 



28. erythropygia, Sykes. (p. 164.) 



S. China. 

 Formosa. 



Burmese Provinces. 

 Assam. Caohar. 

 Java. 

 Philippine Is. 



(MaBbate, Luzon). 

 Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Flores). 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Cevlon. 




GBNEBA AHD SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



197 



29. melanocrissa (Biipp.). (p. 165.) 



N.E. Africa. 



Int. of Senegambia. 



30. domicella, Mnsch # Hartl. (p. 165.) 



[togoerms, Eeichen. 3. f. O. 1891, p. 382.] 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 the E. Niger). 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Gazelle River). 



31. emini, Eeichenow, Ber. ADg. deutsch. orn. 

 Ges. 3d. p. 2 (1892). 

 [astigma, Shelley, Ibis, 1893, p. 19.] 



E. Africa 



(Victoria Nyanza to 

 Nyasa Land). 



32. badia, Cass. (p. 166.) 



Malay Peninsula. 



33. hyperythra, Blyth. (p. 167.) 



Ceylon. 



34. semirufa, Sundev. (p. 167.) . 



S. Africa. 

 W. Africa 



(E. Congo). 

 Lake Tanganyika. 



35. neumanni, Eeichenow, J. f. 0. 1901, p. 283. 



E. Africa 

 (Masai Land). 



36. gordoni, Jard. (p. 168.) 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia to 

 Angola). 



37. senegalensis, Linn. (p. 168.) 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia to 

 the Congo). 



N.E. Africa. 



Equatorial Africa. 



38. monteiri, Hartl. (p. 169.) 



S.W. Africa. 



E. Africa 

 (Zambesi Eiver to 

 Masai Land). 



Equatorial Africa. 




198 GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIRDS. 



39. euchrysea, Gosse. (p. 170.) Jamaica. 



40. sclateri, Cory. (p. 171.) 



S. Domingo. 



VII. CHERAMXECA, Gab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 171, 1885.) 



1. leucosternum {Gould), (p. 171.) 



Int. of Australia. 

 S. & S.W. Australia. 



VIII. PROGUTE, Boie. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 172.) 



1. purpurea. (Liim.). (p. 173.) 



N. America. 



0. America (winter). 



Cuba (winter). 



Brazil, 



Amazonia (winter). 



2. hesperia, Brewst., Auk, vi. p. 92 



Pacific Coast of 

 N. America. 



3. cryptoleuca, Baird. (p. 173, pt.) 



Florida. 

 Cuba. 



4. furcata, Baird. (p. 175.) 



Chile. 

 Patagonia. 

 Argentina. 

 Paraguay. 



5. concolor (Gould), (p. 176.) 



Galapagos 

 Archipelago. 



6. dominicensis (Gm.). (p. 176.) 



Greater and 

 Lesser Antilles. 




GENEBA AJSTD SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



7. sinaloa, Nelson, Pr. Biol. Soc. Washington, N.W. Mexico 



xii. p. 59 (1898). (Sinaloa). 



199 



8. domestica ( Vieill.). (p. 177.) 



S. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. 

 Argentina. 



9. chalybea (Gm.). (p. 178.) 



0. America. 



(Mexico to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Venezuela. Trinidad. 

 Guiana. Amazonia. 

 Brazil. Bolivia. 



10. tapera {Linn.), (p. 180.) 



Argentina. Brazil. 



Bolivia. Peru. 



Amazonia. 



Guiana. Venezuela. 



Colombia. 



IX. ATTICOEA, Boie. 



(Sharpe, *. c. p. 182.) 



1. fasciata {Gm.). (p. 183.) 



Guiana. 

 Amazonia. 

 Ecuador. Peru. 

 Bolivia. 



2. cinerea (ffm.). (p. 184.) 



[Cf. Berl. &.Stolzm. P. Z. S. 1896, p. 333.] 



Tarapaca, Chile. 



Andes of 

 Peru, Ecuador 

 and Colombia. 



3. tibialis (Cass.), (p. 185.) 



Peru. 



Colombia. 



Panama. 



4. melanoleuca, Wied. (p. 185.) 



Brazil. 

 Guiana. 




200 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 



5. cyanoleuca ( Fieill.). (p. 186.) 



C. America 



(Oosta Eica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Peru. .Amazonia. 

 Guiana. Brazil. 

 Paraguay. Argentina. 

 Bolivia. Chile. 

 Patagonia. 



6. pileata, Gould, (p. 188.) 



C. America 

 (Guatemala). 



7. fucata (Temm.). (p. 188.) 



Argentina. 

 Brazil. 

 Guiana. 

 Venezuela. 



X. LECYTHOPLASTES, Beichenow. 



(Keichenow.Orn. MB. vi. p. 115, 1898.) 



1. preussi, Reickenow, I. c. 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons). 



XI. PETROCHELIDON, Cab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 189, 1885.) 



1. nigricans (Vieitt.). (p. 190.) 



Australia. 

 New Zealand (pec.). 

 New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 

 Aru Is. 

 Molucca Is. 

 (Key group). 



2. timoriensis, Sharpe. (p. 192.) 



LesBer Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



201 



3. pyrrhonota. (Vieill.). (p. 193.) 



N. America. 

 0. America ( 

 S. America 



(winter. Brazil. 



Argentina). 



4. swainsoni, Scl. (p. 194.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Guatemala). 



5. fulva (Vieill). (p. 195.) 



C. America 



(Yucatan. 



Panama). 

 Greater Antilles. 

 Dry Tortugas, 



Florida. 



6. ruficollaris (Peale). (p. 196.) 



Peru. 



7. rufigula (Bocage). (p. 197.) 



S.W. Africa 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 Hinterland). 



8. spilodera (Simdev.). (p. 198.) 



S.E. Africa. 



9. ariel (Gould), (p. 199.) 



E. & S. Australia. 



10. fluvicola (Blyth). (p. 200.) 



Indian Peninsula. 




202 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



Sub-Family II. PSALIDOPROCNIN^. 

 (Sbarpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 201, 1885.) 



XII. PSALIDOPROCNE, Cab. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 202.) 



1. holomelaena (Srnidev.). (p. 202.) 



S. Africa. 

 E. Africa to 

 Zanzibar. 



2. obscura (Hartl.). (p. 203.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast to 

 Portuguese Gambia). 



3. chalybea, Beichenow, Ber. Allg. deutsch. orn. W. Africa 



Gea. 1892, p. 6. (Oameroons). 



4. nitens (Cass.), (p. 204.) 



W. Africa 



(Gold Coast to 

 the Congo). 



5. orientalis, Beichenow, J. f. O. 1889, p. 277. 



E. Africa. 

 Equatorial Africa. 



6. petiti, Sharpe <$• Bouvier. (p. 204.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon to 

 the Congo). 



7. fuliginosa, Shelley, P. Z. S. 1887, p. 123. 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons). 



8. antinorii, Salvad. (p. 205.) 



N.E. Africa 

 (Shoa). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



203 



9. percivali, Ogilvie Grant, Bull. B. 0. 0. viii. .E. Africa 



p. It (1899). (Nyasa Land to 



Mozambique). 



10. pristoptera (Eupp.). (p. 205.) 



N.E. Africa 



(Bogos Land to 

 Shoa). 



11. blanfordi. Blundett # Lovat, Bull. B. O. C. N,E, Africa 



x. p. xx (1899).. (Abyssinia). 



12. albiceps, Sol. (p. 206.) 



Equatorial Africa. 

 Nyasa Land. 



XIII. STELGIDOPTERYX, Baird. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 206.) 



1. serripennis (Audub.). (p. 206.), 



Temperate N. America. 

 C. America 



(winter. Mexico to 



Panama). 



2. ruficoUis (VieiU,). (p. 208.). 



Brazil. Bolivia. 

 Amazonia. 

 Guiana. Venezuela. 

 E. Ecuador. 



3. uropygialis (Law.), (p. 209.) 



C. America 



(Costa Rica to 



Panama). 

 Colombia. Ecuador. 

 Venezuela. Guiana. 

 Brazil. W. Peru. 




204 GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



Family II. MUSCICAPIDiE. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. Ill, 1879.) 



I. HEMICHELIDON, Hodgs. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 120.) 



1. sibirica (Gm.). (p. 120.) 



2. fuliginosa, Hodgs. (p. 120, pt.) * 



[Cf. Perez. & Bianchi, Aves Exp. Potan. 

 Kan-eu, p. 70.] 



3. griseisticta (Swinh.). (p. 153.) 



Altai Mts. E. Siberia. 

 Japan. China (winter). 



Afghanistan. 

 Himalayas 



(Kashmir to Sikhim). 

 Assam. Manipur (winter}.. 

 W. China (Kan-su). 

 Indo-Chinese Provinces 



(winter). 

 Malay Peninsula (winter). 

 Borneo, Palawan (winter). 



TJssuri Land (Sidemi). 



Japan. China. 



Philippine Is. 



(winter: Palawan, 

 Siquijor, Negros, 

 Panay, Mindoro, 

 Luzon, Catanduanes, 

 Tawi-tawi). 



Celebes (winter). 



Molucca Is. 



(winter : Batchian, 

 Halmahera, Morotai, 

 Ceram). 



New Guinea. 



4. pallens, Stejn,., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. 1887, p. 143. Bering Isl. 



5. ferruginea, Hodgs. (p. 132.) E. Himalayas. 



[cinereiceps, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 441 : cf. Sharpe, (Nepal, Sikhim). 

 Ibis, 1894, p. 541.] Assam. Khasi Hills: 



Burmese Provinces. 

 S. China. 



Sumatra. N. Borneo. 

 Palawan. 



* Dr. Bianchi writes to me : — " In H. sibiriea the first primary is always shorter 

 than the primary-covertB, whereas in H. fuliginosa it is equal to, or longer than, the 

 latter. H. fuliginosa is also a darker bird." 




GENBEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 205 



II. MICR(ECA, Gould. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 122, 1879.) 



1. fascinans (Lath.), (p. 123.) Australia. 



2. assimilis, Gould, (p. 124.) W. Australia. 



3. oscillans, Hartert, Not. Zool. iv. p. 170 (1897). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Flores). 



4. addita, Hartert, Not. Zool. vii. p. 234 (1900). Molucca Is. 



(Mt. Mada, Buru). 



5. fiavovirescens, Gray. (p. 125.) New Guinea. 



Papuan Is. 

 1 (Mysol. Waigiou. 

 Batanta. Jobi). 

 Aru Is. 



6. flaviventris, Salvad. N. Australia. 



[jlavigastra, Gould, (p. 126).] S.E. New Guinea. 



[Cf. SalTad. Orn. Papuasia, ii. p. 93, 1881.] 



7. laeta, Salvad., Ann. Mus. GenoT. xii. p. 323 (1878). New Guinea 



(Wandammen). 



8. papuana, A. B. Meyer, (p. 247.) New Guinea. 



[viridiflava, Bothsch. & Hartert, Bull. B. O. C. 

 xi. pp. 26, 44, 1900.] 



9. hemixantha, Sol., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 55. Tenimber Is. 



(Larat ; Loetoe). 




206 



GBNEBA AND SPEOIJES OF BIBDS. 



10. griseiceps, De Vis, Kep. Orn. Coll. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea 

 1894, p. 3. (Mt. Maneao). 



11. punctata, Be Vis, t. c. p. 3. 



S.E. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Maneao). 



III. HUMBLOTIA, Milne-Edw. $ Oust. 



(Milne-Edwards & Oustalet, C. E. ci. p. 221, 1885.) 



1. flavirostris, Milne-Edw. $ Oust., I. c. 



Comoro Is. 



(Grand Comoro). 



IV. ALSEONAX, Cab. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 126, 1879.) 



1. latirostris (Baffles), (p. 127). 



E. Siberia (Sakalin). 

 Japan. China. 

 'Burmese Provinces. 

 Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



Greater Sunda Is. 

 Philippine Is. 



(Negros. Sulu. 



Bongao). 

 Molucca Is. 



(Buru). 



2. adusta (Bote), (p. 129.) 



S. Africa. 



3. sub-adusta, Shelley; Ibis, 1897, p. 542. 



Nyasa Land. 



4. minima (Heugl.). (p. 129, note.) 

 [<?/. Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1884, p. 230.] 



ssinia. 

 Equat. Afrioa. 



5. murina, Fischer $ Beichm., J. f. O. 1884, p. 54. E. Africa. 



Mt. Kilimanjaro. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



207 



6. pumila, Eeiehenow, Ber. AUg. deutsch. orn. Ges. Equatorial Africa 



1892, p. 3. (Victoria Nyanza). 



7. obscura, Sjostedt, Orn. MB. i. p. 43 (1893). 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons). 



8. comitata (Cass.), (p. 130.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Gaboon). 



9. epulata (Cass.), (p. 131.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon). 



10. fantisiensis, Sharpe. (p. 131.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Gaboon). 



11. muttui (Layard). (p. 132.) 



[mandelMi (Hume), (p. 453 note, p. 472.)] 

 [Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 36, 

 1890.] 



E. Himalayas. 

 Assam. Manipur. 

 E. Bengal. 

 Travancore (winter). 

 Ceylon (winter). 



Turkestan. 

 Afghanistan. 

 N.W. Himalayas. 

 Indian Peninsula 



12. ruficauda (Swains.), (p. 457.) 



[Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 36, 

 1890.] 



V. MEL-ZENORNIS, Gray. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iii. p. 315, 1877.) 



1. edoloides (Swains.), (iii. p. 315.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia 



to the Gold Coast). 

 N.E. Africa. 

 Equatorial Africa 



(Nandi). 




208 ' GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. pammelaena {Stanley, in Salt's Trav. Abyss., N.E. Africa. 

 App. p. 320, 1814). 



3. schistacea, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1895, p. 481. Somali land. 



4. atra (Sumdev.). (iii. p. 314.) 



S. & E. Africa. 



5. diabolica (Sharpe). (iii. p. 314.) 

 [=no. 2, teste Finsch in Hit.] 



S.W. Africa. 

 N.E. Africa. 



VI. BEADYORNIS, Smith* 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iii. p. 308, 1877.) 



1. infuscatus (Smith). S. Africa. 



[Saxicola infuscata, Seeb. Cat. B. Brit. Mus. v. 

 p. 406 (1881).] 



2. mariquensis, Smith. (Cat. B. iii. p. 308.) S. Africa. 



3. murina, fflnseh <$• Hartl. (Cat. B. iii. p. 310, 

 note.) 

 [oatesi, Sharpe, App. Oates' Matabele-Land, 

 p. 314, 1881.] 



S.W. Africa 

 (Benguela). 



S. & E. Africa 

 (Zulu-land 

 to Uganda). 



4. grisea, Beichenow, J. f. 0. 1882, p. 11. 



C. Equat. Africa. 



* B. woodwardi, Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iii. p. 311, pL xiv. = Sylvia simplex. 

 Cf. Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. v. p. iii (18951. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 209 



5. chocolatina, SUpp. (iii. p. 311.) N.E. Africa 



[traversi, Gigl., Ann. Mus. Genov. xxvi. p. 45 (Abyssinia, Shoa). 



(1888). Cf. Salvad. t. o. p. 181.] 



6. pallida ( V. Miill.). (iii. p. 310.) 



N.E. Africa 



(Abyssinia). 

 E. Africa 



(Witu to Kikuyu). 



7. modesta, Shelley, Ibis, 1873, p. 140. 



[Cf Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) xx. p. 761 

 (1901).] 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast to 

 Portuguese Gambia). 



8. subalaris, Sharps, P. Z. S. 1873, p. 713, pi. lviii. 

 fig.l. 



E. Africa 



(Mombasa). 

 Equatorial Africa 



(Elgeyu). 



9. muscicapina, Haiti., Abh. nat. Yer. Bremen, xii. 

 p. 9 (1891). 



E. Africa. 



10. pumila, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1895, p. 480. 



11. minor, Bisugl. (iii. p. 309, note.) 



Somali Land. 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Bari Country). 



12. silens (Shaw), (iii. p. 312). 



S. Africa. 



13. senegalensis (Hartl.). ■ (iii. p. 313.) 



\=Dryo8copus affirms, Gray : teste Einsch in lift.] 



VII. STIZ0RHINA, Oberh., Pr. Philad. Acad. 1899, p. 213. 

 [Gassinia, Hartl. (nee Rafin.), Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. 



Mus. iv. p. 466 (1879). 

 Bradyornis, pt., Shelley, B. Africa, i. p. 93 (1896).] 



1. fraseri 



). (iv. p. 466.) 



W. Africa 

 (Fernando Po. 

 Gaboon to 

 the Congo). 




210 GENEBA AND SPECIES OV BIEDS. 



2. finschi, Sharpe. (iv. p. 467.) W. Africa 



(Gold Coast). 



3. zenkeri, Eeichenow, On. MB. iii. p. 113 (1895). W. Africa 



(Cameroons). 



Vni. EMPIDORNIS, Reickenow. 



(Eeichenow, J. f. O. 1901, p. 285.) 



1. semipaitita (Ewpp.). (it. p. 468.) N.E. Africa. 



2. feavirondensis (Oscar Neumann, J. f. 0. 1900, Equatorial Africa 

 p. 257). (Kavirondo). 



IX. NEWTONIA, Schl. $ Poll. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 148, 1879.) 



1. brunneicauda (A. Newton), (p. 148.) Madagascar. 



2. amphichroa, Eeichenow, J. f. O. 1891, p. 210. Madagascar. 



3. olivacea, Biittik., Notes Leyden Mus. xviii. Madagascar, 

 p. 199 (1896). 



X. DI0PTR0RNIS, Fischer $ Seichen., J. f. O. 1884, p. 53. 



[Muscicapa, pt., Shelley, B. Africa, i. p. 93 (1896).] 



1. fischeri, Eeichenow, I. c, E. Africa 



[johmtoni, Shelley, P. Z. S. 1884, p. 555. (Mt. Kilimanjaro). 



■ Cf. Sharpe, Ibis, 1892, p. 300.] Equatorial Africa. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



211 



2. brothae, Beichenow, Orn. MB. viii. p. 5 (1900). E. Africa 



(Eovuma Valley). 



3. bruxmea, Cab., J. f.O. 1887, p. 92, 1886, pi. i. W. Africa 

 fig. 1. (Angola). 



XI. MUSCICAPA, Linn* 



(Sharpe, t. e. p. 149.) 



1. grisola, Linn. (p. 151.) 



Europe. 



W. & S. Africa (winter). 



2. sibixica, 0. Nam., J. f. 0. 1900, p. 359. 



Siberia. 



0. Asia. 



N.W. India. 



E. Africa (winter). 



3. finschi, Socage, Jorn. Lisb. 1879, p. 4. 



S.W. Africa 



(Benguela). 



Bquafc. Africa. 



4. aquatica, Heugl. (p. 154.) 



5. fiilleborni, Beichenow, Orn. MB. viii. p. 122 N. Nyasa Land. 

 (1900). 



6. caerulescens (Hartl.). (p. 154.) 



S.E. Africa. 



7. toruensis, Hairtert, Nov. Zool. vii. p. 37 (1890). Equatorial Africa 



(Toru). 



M. usaheri, Sharpe, F. Z. S. 1882, p. 591 = Sylvia simplex. 



P2 




212 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



8. infulata, Hartl., P. Z. S. 1880, p. 626. Equatorial Africa. 



9. cinerascens, Sharpe. (p. 155.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast). 



10. lugens (Hartl.). (p. 155.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon to 

 Angola). 



11. nyikensis, Shelley, Bull. B. 0. C. viii. p. xxxv Nyasa Land. 

 (1899). 



12. modesta, Hartl. (p. 156.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon). 



13. cassini, Heine, (p. 156, note.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon). 



14. riisi (Hartl). (p. 149, note.) 



Gold Coast 



(Aguapim). 



XII. PEDILORHYNCHUS, Beichenow. 



(Reichenow, Ber. Allg. deutsch. orn. Ges. ix. p. 4, 1891.) 

 [Muscicapa, pt., Shelley, B. Africa, i. p. 93 (1896).] 



1. stuhlmanni, Reichenow, I. c. 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Uganda). 



2. cameroonensis, Beichenow, J. f. 0. 1892, p. 183. W. Africa 



(Cameroons). 




GENEBA AKTD SPECIES OF BIEDS. 213 



XIII. HEDYMELA, Sundeu., (Efv. K. Vet. Forh. Stockh. 1846, p. 225. 

 [Ficedula, Sundev. At. Meth. Tent. p. 23 (1872, ex Boie).] 

 [Mmeicapa, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 150.] 



1. atricapilla (Limn.), (p. 157.) Europe. 



W. & N.E. Africa 

 (muter). 



2. speculigera, Bp. (p. 157, pt.) N. Africa 



[Cf. Erlanger, J. f. O. 1899, p. 506.] (Tunis). 



3. semitorquata, Homcyer, Zeitschr. ges. Orn. Caucasus. 

 1885, p. 185, pi. x. 



4. collaris (Bechst.). (p. 160.) C. & S. Europe. 



Mediterranean 

 Countries. 



XIV. SIPHIA, Eodgs. 



[Muscicapa, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 161, 1879.] 



1. parva (Bechst). (p. 161.) 0. & S. Europe. 



[Bubecula tytleri, Jameson. Cf. Eagle Olarke, 0. Asia. 



Ibis, 1892, p. 558.] N.W. India to 



Bhutan Doars and 

 S. India (winter). 



2. albicilla (Pail), (p. 162.) E. Siberia. 



China. 

 Burmese Provinces • 



E. Himalayas 

 (Nepal, winter). 



E. Bengal 

 (Dinapur, winter). 




214 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS 



3. hyperythra, Cab. (p. i63.) 



N.W. India 



(Kashmir). 

 Ceylon (winter). 



4. strophiata, Hodgs. (p. 455.) 



[rufigularis, Scully, Str. F. viii. p. 279, 1879.] 



Himalayas 



(Kashmir to 



Bhutan). 

 Assam. Dana, Khasi, 



& Naga Hills. 

 Manipur. 

 Burma. W. China. 



XV. CYOENIS, Blyth. 



(Svphia, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 441, 1879.) 

 [Of. Oates, Faun. Brit, Ind., Birds, ii. p. 11 (1890).] 



1. hyacinthina (Temm.). (p. 443.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 



2. -yivida, Swinh. (p. 463.) 



Formosa. 



S. oatesi (SaZvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) v. p. 514, Manipur to 

 1887). Tenasserim. 



4. concreta (S. Miill.). (p. 437.) 



Tenasserim. 



[Pachycephala (!) cyanea (Hume) (ef. Gadow, Malay Peninsula 



Cat. B. viii. p. 224). (Mts. of Perak). 



Of. Biittik. Notes Leyden Mus. rviii. p. 221 Mts. of Sumatra. 

 (1897) ; Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. 

 p. 13 (1890).] 



5. everetti, Sharpe, Ibis, 1890, p. 366. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



6. ruecki, Oust., Bull. Soc. Philom. (7) v. p. 78 Malay Peninsula. 

 (1881). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OB BIRDS. 215 



7. pallidipes (Jerd.). (p. 444.) S. India. 



8. herioti, Wardlaw Bamsay, Ibis, 1886, p. 159 ( O. )■ Philippine Is. 

 [enganensis, Ogilvie Grant, Bull. B. O. C. iv. p. ii (Luzon). 

 (1895). Of. Sharpe, BuU. B. O. 0. xi. p. 60 

 (1901).] 



9. hainana, Ogilvie Grant, P. Z. S. 1900, p. 480. Hainan. 



10. unicolor, Blyih. (p. 444.) E. Himalayas 



[Of. Finscb, Notes Leyden Mus. xxii. p. 206, (Sikhiin). 



1900.] DaEa, Kbasi, and 



Naga Hills. 

 Manipur. Karen Hills. 

 Burma. 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Java. Borneo. 



11. styani, Hartl., Abh. nat. Ver. Bremen, xvi. p. 248 Hainan. 

 (1899). 



12. rubecuLoides(Fii§r.). (p. 445.) Himalayas 



(Kashmir to Sikhim). 

 Indian Peninsula (winter). 

 Ceylon (winter). 

 Manipur. 



13. dialilaema, Salvad., Ann. Mub. Genov. (2) vii. Burmese Provinces, 

 p. 387 (1889). Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. 

 Ind., Birds, ii. p. 23 (1890). 



14. elegans (Temm.). (p. 447.) Malay Peninsula. 



Java. Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 



15. tickelliae, Blyth. (p. 447.) Indian Peninsula. 



Ceylon. Manipur. 

 Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



1 6. brevirostris, Bingham, Ann. Nat. Hist. (7) v. S. Shan States, Burma, 

 p. 359 (1890). 




216 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBBS. 



17. frenata, Hume, Str. F. Yiii. p. 114 (1880). Malay Peninsula. 



18. banyumas (Horsf.). (p. 449.) 



Java. 



19. omissa, Hartert, Nov. Zool. 1896, p. 71. 



Celebes. 



20. erythrogaster. Sumatra. 



[Nom. emend, pro rvfigaster, Eaffl. (p. 449, pt.), Malay Peninsula, 

 which is distinct, teste Finsch in litt] Lingga Is. 



21 . nigrigularis, Everett, Ibis, 1891, p. 45 (1891). Lowlands of 



N.W. Borneo. 

 Sumatra. 



22. philippinensis, Sharpe. (p. 450.) Philippine Is. 



[=sJmjt)fer,BIyth, Ibis, 1870, p. 165, teBte Finsch 

 in litt.~\ 



23. djampeana, Hartert, Nov. Zool. 1896, p. 172. 



Djampea Isl., 

 Celebean Sea. 



24. kalaoensis. Hartert, t. c. p. 172. 



Kalao Isl., 

 Celebean Sea. 



25. suma.trensis, Sharpe. (p. 451.) 



Sumatra. 



26. lemprieri, Sharpe, Ibis, 1884, p. 319. 

 \ramsayi, W. BlasiuB, Ornis, 1888, p, i 

 Cf. Everett, Ibis, 1895, p. 25.] 



Philippine Is. 



(Palawan. Balabac. 

 Calamianes.) 



27. rufifrons, Wall. 



cteruleata (nee Bp.). (p. 451.) 



Borneo. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 

 28. beccariana, Salvad. (p. 452.) Borneo. 



217 



29. turcosa, Briiggem. (p. 453.) Malay Peninsula. 



[=elegam J (no. 14), teste Finscb in litt.~\ Borneo. 



30. magnirostris, Blyth. (p. 453.) 



E. Himalayas 



(Sikhim). 

 Cachar. Khasi Hills. 

 Tenasserim. 



31. rufigula, Wall (p. 454.) 



Celebes 

 (Lowlands). 



32. bonthaina, Hartert, Nov. Zool. 1896, p. 157. 



Celebes 



(Mt. Bonthain). 



33. erythaca, Sharpe, Ibis, 1888, p. 199. Philippine Is. 



[platence, Blasius, Ornis, 1888, p. 308.] (Palawan). 



34. elopurensis, Sharpe, Ibis, 1890, p. 206. 



N.E. Borneo 



(Sandakan). 



XVI. SCHWANEEIA, Bp* 



[Siphia, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. iv. p. 441 (1879).J 



1. caeruleata, Bp. (p. 441.) 



Borneo. 



XVII. NITIDULA, Jerd. $ Blyth. 



(Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 27, 1890.) 

 [Tarsiger, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. iv. p. 254.] 



1. hodgsoni (Moore), (p. 258.) 



E. Himalayas. 



Hills of Assam. 



Naga Hills. Perak Mts. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



* Dr. Finseb writes to me that he considers Schwaheria, to be a perfectly good and 

 distinct genus from Cyornis. My own opinion was that it was identical with the 

 latter genus (see Cat. B. iv. p. 451, note). 




218 



6-ENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



XVIII. DIGENEA, Hodgs. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 458, 1879.) 

 [Cyornis, pt., Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind. Birds, ii. p. 11 

 (1890).] 



1. leucomelanura, Hodgs. (p. 459.) 



Himalayas 



(Kashmir to Sikhim). 



2. cerviniventris, Sharpe. (p. 460.) 



Assam. 

 Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur. 

 Karen-nee. 



XIX. ANTHIPES, Blyth. 



(Digenea, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 458.) 



1. moniliger {Hodgs.). (p. 460.) 



E. Himalayas 

 (Sikhim). 



2. malayana, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 247. 



Malay Peninsula 

 (Mts. of Perak). 



3. leucops, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 246. 

 [A. albifrons, Sharpe, t. c. p. 247 (nam. »i 



Khasi Hills. 

 ] Manipur. 

 Karen-nee. 



4. submoniliger, Hume. (p. 461.) 



Tenasserim. 



5. solitaria (& Mm.), (p. 461.) 



Sumatra. 



6. poliogenys, Brooks, Str. P. viii. p. 469 (1879). Foothills of 



\cachariensis, v. Madarasz, Zeitschr. ges. Orn. E. Himalayas. 



1884, p. 52, pi. i. fig. 2. Cf. Sharpe, P. Z. S. Sikhim Terai. 

 1886, p. 354.] Bhutan Doars. 



Assam. Cachar. 

 Tippera. Manipur. 




G-ENEKA AND 8PECIBS OF BIEDS. 



7. olivacea (Hiime). (p. 457.) 



[Cf. Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1886, p. 354.] 



Tenasserim. 



Java. 



N. Borneo. 



219 



8. bruneata (H. S. Slater, Ibis, 1897, p. 175). China 



(N.W. Fokien). 



9. obscuxa (Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1881, p. 789). 



Borneo. 



XX. NILTAVA, Hodgs. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 462, 1879.) 



1. grandis (Blyth). (p. 464.) 



Himalayas 



(Nepal to Bhutan). 

 Dafla, Khasi, and 



Naga Hills. 

 Manipur. 

 Mt. Muleyit 



in Tenasserim. 

 Hills of Perak. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



2. decipiens, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Oivie. Genov. Sumatra. 

 (2) xii. p. 49 (1891). 



3. sundara, Hodgs. (p. 463.) 



Himalayas 



(Simla to Bhutan). 

 Assam. Khasi Hills. 

 Arakan. Karen-nee. 

 Tenasserim. 

 ,W. China. 



4. sumatrana, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. xiv. Sumatra 



p. 201 (1879). (Mt. Singalan). 




220 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



5. macgrigorise (Burton), (p. 465.) 



Himalayas 



(Garwhal to Siklrim). 

 Assam. Khasi Hills. 

 TS. Cachar. Manipur. 

 Karen-nee. 

 TS. Tenasserim. 



XXI. MUSCITREA, Blyth. 



(Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 30, 1890.) 



1. cinerea, Blyth. Burmese Provinces. 



IQf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 31 Malay Peninsula. 

 (1890).] Andaman Is. 



XXII. PETR(ECA, Swains, 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 164, 1879.) 



1. leggei, Sharpe. (p. 165.) 



E. & S. Australia. 

 Tasmania. 



2. campbelli, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. 0. viii. p. xxii W. Australia. 

 (1898). 



3. phoenicea, Gould, (p. 166.) 



E. & S. Australia. 

 Tasmania. 



4. multicolor (Gm.). (p. 168.) 



Norfolk Id. 



5. pusilla, Peak. (p. 168.) 



Samoa Is. 

 Fiji Is. 



(Vitu Levu. 



Vanua Levu. 



Kandavu). 




GENEBA ASTD SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



221 



6. similis, Gray. (p. 169.) 



New Hebrides 



(Aneiteum. Tanna. 

 Erromanga). 



7. ambrynensis, Skarpe, Ibis, 1900, p. 341. 



New Hebrides 

 (Ambryn Isl.). 



8. rhodinogastra (Brap.). (p. 170.) 



S. Australia. 

 Tasmania. 



9. rosea, Gould, (p. 170.) 



E. & S. Australia. 



10. goodenoviiCKJy. $ Horsf.). (p. 171.) E. & S. Australia. 



11. ramsayi, Skarpe. (p. 172.) 



W. Australia. 



12. bicolor (Fig. Sf Horsf.). (p. 173.) 



E. & S. Australia. 

 W. Australia. 



13. picata {Gould), (p. 174.) 



N. & N.W. Australia. 



14. bivittata, Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 376. S.E. New Guinea. 



15. toitoi {Gam.), (p. 174.) 



New Zealand 



(North Isl.). 

 Chatham Is. 




222 



GE2JEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



16. macrocephala(G»i.). (p. 176.) 



New Zealand 

 (S. Island). 

 Chatham Is. 

 Auckland Ie. 



17. vittata (Q. $ <?.). (p. 177.) 



Tasmania. 

 Victoria 



& S. Australia. 



XXIII. EEYTHROMYIAS, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 199, 1879.) 



1. dvuaetoria, (Watt.), (p. 199.) Java. 



[ § =8iphia vordermani, Sharpe, Ibis, 1890, Lesser Sunda Is. 



p. 206, teste Finsch in lift.] * (Lombot). 



2. muelleri (Blyth). (p. 200.) 



Greater Sunda Is. 

 (Sumatra. 

 Borneo.) 



3. buruensis, Hartert, Bull. B. O. 0. Tiii. p. xxxi Molucca Is. 

 (1899) ; id. Nov. Zool. vii. p. 234, pi. iv. (Buru). 

 fig. 3 (1900). 



4. riedeli, Biittik., Notes Leyden Mus. viii. p. 62, Tenimber Is. 

 pi. iii. fig. 1 (1886). 



5. pyrrhonota (Mull. $ Schl.). (p. 200.) LesBer Sunda Is. 



[Fig., Biittik., Notes Leyden Mus. viii. p. 63, (Timor), 



pi. iii. fig. 2 (1886).] 



* On re-examining the type of 8. vordermani I consider Dr. Finsch to be right. 




GENEKA. AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



223 



XXIV. POLIOMYIAS, Sharpe. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 201.) 



1. luteola (Pall.), (p. 201.) 



E. Siberia. 

 Japan. China. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Borneo. 



Java. Sumatra. 

 Molucca Is. 

 (Ternate). 



2. hodgsoni(Pm\). (p. 203.) E.Himalayas. 



[Muscicapa sordida, (Godw.-Aust.). (p. 156.) Assam. 



Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 14 Burmese Prov. 



(1890).] W. China. 



XXV. DAMMERIA, Hartert. 



(Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C. viii. p. Ivii, 1899.) 



1. henrici, Hartert, I. c. ; id. Nov. Zool. vii. p. 14 Molucca Is. 



(1900). (Dammer Isl.). 



XXVI. MUSCICAPTJLA, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 203, 1879.) 

 [Dendrobiastes, Sharpe, Tr. Linn. Soc. (2) i. p. 332 (1876).] 



1. superciliaris (Jerd.). (p. 204.) 



Himalayas 



(Kashmir to Sikhim). 

 Indian Peninsula 



2. astigma (Eodgs.). (p. 205.) 



E. Himalayas. 



(Nepal to Assam, 



Manipur, 



Karen-nee.) 

 E. Bengal (winter). 




224 



GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



3. samarensis, Bourns $ Worcester, Occ. Papers Philippine Is. 



Minn. Acad. i. p. 24 (1894). (Samar). 



4. luzoniensis, 



Grant, Ibis, 1894, p. 505. Philippine Is. 



(Luzon. Mindoro). 



5. nigrorum, Wh; 

 (1897) 



I, Bull. B. O. 0. vi. p. xliii Philippine Is. 



(Negros). 



6. basilanica, Sharpe, Tr. Linn. Soc, 2nd ser. i. Philippine Is. 



p. 332 (1876). (Basilan. 



Imindanensis, W. Blasius, J. f. O. 1890, p. 147. Mindanao). 

 Cf. Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. xi. p. 60 (1901).] 



7. hyperythra (Blyth). (p. 206.) 



[tricolor, tf, Temm. MSS. ; Blyth, Ibis, 1865, 

 p. 44. Cf. Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus. xxii. 

 p. 199 (1900).] 



Himalayas 



(Grarwhal to Siihim). 

 Khasi & Naga Hills. 

 Mauipur. 

 Malay Peninsula 



(Mts. of Perafc). 

 Java. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 

 Mts. of Celebes. 



8. melanoleuca, Hodgs. 



[maculata, Tick, nee &m. (p. 207.)] 



E. Himalayas and 



Assam. 

 Plains of C.&N.E. 



India (winter). 

 Tenaaserim. 



9. westermanni, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 270. 

 [=No. 8, teste Pinsch, Notes Leyden Mus. 

 xx. p. 93 (1898).] 



Malay Peninsula 

 (Mts. of Perak). 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



Philippine Is. 



(Negros. Luzon). 



Mts. of Celebes. 



10. sapphira, Blyth. (p. 208.) 



[Cyornis sapphira, Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., 

 Birds, ii. p. 20 (1890).] 



E. Himalayas. 

 Garo & Naga Hills. 

 N. Burma (E. of 



Bhamo) and 



W. China. 




GENEBA ANP SPECIES OF BIEJDS. 



225 



XXVII. MUSCIPARTJS, Eeichenow. 



(Beichenow, Orn. MB. v. p. 25, 1897.) 



1. tappenbecki, 



|, I. c. 



German New Guinea. 



XXVIII. SMICRORNIS, Gould. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 209, 1879.) 



1. brevirostris (Gould), (p. 209.) 



E. & S. Australia. 

 W. Australia. 



2. flavescens, Gould, (p. 210.) 



N. Australia. 



XXIX. GERYGONB, Gould. 



(Sharpe, *. e. p. 211.) 



1. albigularis (Gould), (p. 212.) 



N.E. & E. Australia, 

 to New South Wales. 



2. cinerascens, Sharpe. (p. 212.) 



N.W. Australia. 



S. & E. New Guinea. 



3. thorpi, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. ii. 

 p. 677 (1888). 



Lord Howe Isl. 



4. inornata, Wall (p. 213.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 



5. tenkatei (Buttik., N° Leyden Mus. xiv. Lesser Sunda Is. 

 p. 195, 1892;. (Elores). 



[Cf. Finsch, op. tit. xxii. p. 199 (1900).] 



6. pallida, Fimch, Notes Leyden Mus. xx. p. 134 W. New Guinea 

 (1898). (Lobo). 



VOL. in. April 16, 1901. Q 




226 GENEBA AND SPECJES OP BIBDS. 



7. robusta, J)e Vis, Ann. Eep. Brit. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea 



1896-97, p. 84 (1898). (Wharton Eange). 



8. kiihni, Hartert, Nov. Zool. vii. p. 15 (1900). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Dammer). 



9. wetterensis, i'insch, Notes Leyd. Mus. xx. Lesser Sunda Is. 

 p. 132 (1898) ; id. op. cit. xxii. pi. 4. (Wetter), 



fig. 2 (1901). 



10. kisserensis, Finsch, t. c. p. 133; id. Notes Lesser Sunda Is. 

 Leyd. Mus. xxii. pi. 4. fig. 1 (1901). (Kisser). 



11. everetti, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iv. p. 267 (1897). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Saru Isl.). 



12. placida, Madarass, Orn. MB. viii. p. 3 (1900). German New Guinea. 



L3. simplex, Cab. (p. 214.) Philippine Is. 



(Luzon. Sulu. 

 Bongao.) 



14. insperata, De Vis, Ann. Eep. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea 

 1892, p. 94. (Mt. Suckling). 



15. flaveola, Cab. (p. 214.) Celebes. 



16. sulphurea, Wall. (p. 214.; Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Solor). 




GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 227 



17. salvadorii, Biittik., Notes Leyden Mus. xv. S. Borneo, 

 p. 175 (1893). 



18. modiglianii, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) xii. Sumatra. 



p. 71 (1891). Malay Peninsula. 



[pectotalis, Davison, Ibis, 1892, p. 99. 



Cf. Sharpe, Bull.B. 0. 0. i. p. vii (1892).] 



19. hypoxantha, Salvad. (p. 215.) Papuan Is. 



(Misori). 



20. dorsaliS, Sol., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 55. Tenimber Is. 



(Larat. Loetoe. 

 Moloe.) 



21. fulvescens, A. B. Meyer, SB. Ges. Isis, Molucca Is. 



Dresden, 1884, p. 27. (Babbar Isl.). 



XXX. PSEUDOGERYGONE, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 215, 1879.) 

 [Leptotodus, A. B. Meyer, Zeitschr. ges. Orn, 1884, p. 197. 

 Microlestes, A. B. Meyer, t. c. p. 198.] 



1. igata (Q. ${ Q.). (p. 218.) New Zealand. 



2. sylvestris (Potts), (p. 218, note.) Middle Isl., 



[=P. igata, teste Finsch in Hit.] New Zealand. 



3. modesta (Pelz.). (p. 219.) Norfolk Isl. 




228 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBBS 



4. ruficollis (Salvad.). (p. 219.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



5. bimaculata, A. B. Meyer, Zeitschr. ges. Orn. N.W. New Guinea 

 1884, p. 198. (Mt. Arfak). 



6. cuUcivora(£o»M). (p. 220.) 



W. Australia. 



7. cinerea (Salvad.). (p. 220.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



8. brunnea (De Vis, Ibia, 1897, p. 378). S.B. New Guinea. 



9. rosseliana, Hartert, Nov. Zool. vi. p. 79 (1899). Louisiade Archipelago 



(Rossel Isl.). 



10. onerosa, Hartert, Not. Zool. vi. p. 209 (1892). Louisiade Archipelago 



(St. Aignan). 



11. brunneipectus, Sharpe. (p. 212.) 



S.E. New Guinea. 

 Aru Isl. 



12. keyensis, Buttik., Notes Leyden Mus. xv. Molucoa Is. 



p. 258 (1893). (Little Key Isl.). 




QBNBEA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



229 



13. conspicillata ( Gray), (p. 221.) New Guinea. 



[Cf. Hartert, Nov. Zool. vi. p. 425, 1899.] Jobi Isl. 



[Zosterops fusoa, Bernst. ; Sharpe, Oat. B. ix. Cape York, 

 p. 146, note (1884), teste O. Finseh in litt] 



14. magnirostris (Gould), (p. 222.) 



N. & N.E. Australia. 



15. murina (Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 377). 



S.E. New Guinea. 



16. flavilateralis (Gray), (p. 222.) 



New Caledonia. 



17. insulaxis, Eamsay, Pr. Linn., Soc. N. S. W. iii. Lord Howe Isl. 

 p. 117 (1878). 



18. cinereiceps, 

 p. 3 



e, Nature, xxxiv. 1886, S.E. New Guinea. 



19. fusca (Gould), (p. 223.) 



E. & S. Australia. 



20. laevigastra (Gould), (p. 223.) 



N. Australia. 



21. mastersi, Sharpe. (p. 224.) 



N . Australia. 



22. albifrontata ( Gray), (p. 224.) 



Chatham Is. 



23. rufescens (Salvad.). (p. 225.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 




230 GEITEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



24. ramuensis, Beichenow, Orn. MB. 1897, p. 26. German New Guinea. 



25. chrysogaster (Gray), (p. 226.) 



Aru Is. 



S. New Guinea. 



Mysol. 



26. aruensis, Buttik., Notes Leyden Mus. xv. Aru Is. 

 p. 259 (1893). 



27. arfakiana (Salvad.). (p. 226.) N.W. New Guinea 



[Microlestes arfaManus, A. B. Meyer, Zeitschr. (Mt. Arfak). 



ges. Orn. i. p. 198(1884).] 



28. notata (Salvad.). (p. 227.) New Guinea. 



[Leptotodus tenuis, Meyer, Zeitschr. ges. Orn. Mysol Isl. 

 i. 1884, p. 197, pi. ix. fig. 2. Cf. Sharpe, in 

 Gould's B. New Guinea, ii. pi. 12 (1886).] 



29. virescens, S. MiiU. W. New Guinea 



[Cf. Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus. xx. p. 135 (Lobo Bay). 



(1898).] 



30. neglecta. (Wall.), (p. 227.) 



Papuan Is. 

 (Waigiou). 



31. trochiloides (Salvad.). (p. 228.) 



Papuan Is. 

 (Misori). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



231 



32. maforensis (Meyer), (p. 228.) 



Papuan Is. 



(Mafoor). 



33. chloronota (Gould), (p. 229.) 



N. Australia. 



34. inconspicua, Ramsay, Proc. Linn. Soc. S.E. New Guinea. 

 N. S. W. iii. p. 116 (1878). 



35. poliocephala (Salvad.). (p. 229.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



giulianetti, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) S.E. New Guinea 

 xTi. p. 81 (1896). (Moroka). 



37. personata (Gould), (p. 229.) 



N.E. Australia. 

 S. New Guinea. 



38. palpebrosa ( Wall.), (p. 230.) 



Aru Is. 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Arfak Mts.). 



39. wahnesi, A. B. Meyer, Orn. MB. vii. p. 144 E. New Guinea 



(1899). (Bongu). 



XXXI. EUGERYGONE, Finsdh. 



(Einsch, Notes Leyden Mus. xxii. p. 200, 1900.) 



1. rubra (Sharpe). (p. 225.) 

 [<7/.FinscM.c] 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Arfak Mts.). 




232 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



XXXII. CHASIEMPIS, Cab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 231, 1879.) 

 [Of. Stejn. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. 1887, p. 143.} 



1. sandwicensis (Gm.). (p. 232.) Sandwich Is. 



[Hclgwayi, Stejn. Pr. "U.S. Nat. Mus. x. 1887, (Hawaii), 



p. 88 ; ibidis, Stejn. t. c. p. 88. Cf. Rothsch. 

 Avif. laysan, p. 71 ; Wilson & Evans, Aves 

 Hawai. p. 125.] 



2. gayi, Scott Wilson, P. Z. S. 1891, p. 165. Sandwich Is. 



[Cf. Rothsch. Avif. Laysan. p. 75 ; Wilson & (Oahu). 



Evans, Aves Hawai. p. 129.] 



3. sclateri, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. 1882, Sandwich Is 

 p. 337. (Kauai). 



[dolei, Stejn. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. p. 90 (1887). 

 Cf. Rothsch. t. c. p. 77 ; Wilson & Evans, 

 t. e. p. 131.] 



4. dimidiata {Hartl. $ Mnsch). (p. 232.) * 



Cook's Is. 



(Rarotonga Isl.). 



XXXIII. MUSCYLVA, Lesson. 

 (Sharpe, t. e. p. 233.) 



1. lessoni, Jacg. $ Pitch, (p. 233.) 



Fiji Is. 



XXXIV. MIRO, Less. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 234.) 



1. albifrons (6m.). (p. 235.) 



New Zealand 

 (South Island). 



Not a Chasiempis, teste Finsch in lift. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



233 



2. australis (Sparrm.). (p. 235.) 



New Zealand 

 (North Island). 



3. dannefordi, Bothsck, Nov. Zool. i. p. 688 (1894). Snares Is. 



4. traversi, Buller. (p. 236.) 



Chatham Isl. 



XXXV. LANIOTURDUS, Waterh. 

 (Sharpe, *. c. p. 237.) 



1. torquatus, Waterh. (p. 237.) 



S.W. Africa 

 (Damara Land and 

 Benguela). 



XXXVI. METABOLUS, Bp* 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 238.) 



1. rugensis, Hombr. $ Jacg. (p. 238.) 



[Of. Hartert, Nov. Zool. yii. p. 4 (1900).] 



Caroline Is. 

 (Kuk Isl.). 



XXXVII. HETEROMYIAS, Sharpe. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 239.) 



1. cinereifrons (Ramsay), (p. 239.) 



N.E. Australia. 



2. armiti (De Vis, Eep. Orn. Spec. N. Guinea, S.E. New Guinea. 



1894, p. 3). 

 [Pachycephalopsis armiti, Salvad. Ann. Mus. 

 Genov. (2) xvi. p. 89 (1896). Of. Sharpe, 

 Bull. B. O. C. 3d. p. 60 (1901).] 



* Dr. Pinsch (in litt.) suggests that this genus should be placed with the Laniidce. 




234 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



XXXVIII. MONACHELLA, Salvad. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 240, 1879.) 



1. muelleriana (Schl.). (p. 240.) New Guinea. 



[saxicolina, Salvad. Micrceca alhofrontata, 

 Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. iii. p. 304 

 (1879).] 



2. viridis, Be Vis, Eep. On. Spec. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea 

 1894, p. 3. (Mt. Manaeo). 



XXXIX. PffiCILODRYAS, Gould. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 240.) 



1. cerviniventris (Gould), (p. 241.) 



N.W. Australia. 



2. superciliosa (Gould), (p. 241.) 



N.E. Australia. 



3. pulverulenta (3. Mutt.). New Guinea. 



[cinerea, Sharpe. (p. 242.) Cf. Salvad. Orn. Aru Is. 



Pap. ii. p. 88 (1881).] N.E. Australia. 



4. cyana, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. vi. p. 84 N.W. New Guinea 

 (1874). (Mt. Arfak). 



[Cf. Salvad. Orn. Papuasia, ii. p. 89 (1881).] S.E. New Guinea. 



5. sub-cyana, Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 377. 



S.E. New Guinea. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



235 



6. cyanopsis. S.B. New Guinea, 



[nom. emend, pro P. salvadorii, Rothsch. & Hartert 

 (nee Madarasz), Bull. B. 0. 0. xi. p. 26 (1900).] 



7. pachydemas, Reichenow* Orn. MB. 1901, p. 5. S.E. New G-uinea. 



8. brachyura (Set.), (p. 243.) 



New Guinea. 

 Jobi Isl. 



9. hermani, Madarasz, Bull. B. O. 0. Hi. p. xjvii New Guinea 



(1894). (Finisterre Mis.). 



10. aethiops, Scl., P. Z. S. 1880, p. 66. 



Bismarck Archipelago 

 (New; Britain). 



11. sigillata, Be Vis, Ann. Bep. Brit. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea 

 p. 59 (1890). (Mt. Victoria). 



12. hypoleuca (Gray), (p. 244.) 



New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Mysol ; Waigiou). 

 Salawati. 



13. minor, A. B. Meyer, SB. Ges. Isis, 1884, p. 27. W. New Guinea. 

 [=No. 11, teste Finsch in litt.] Salawati Isl 



14. loralis, tie Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 377. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



15. bimaculata (Salvad). (p. 244.) New Guinea. 



\sylvia, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. yiii. 

 p. 19 (1883).] 



16. vicaria, De Vis, Ann. Bep. Brit. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea. 

 1892, App. p. 94. 




236 



GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



17. modesta, De Vis, Ann. Rep. Brit. Guinea, 1894, S.E. New Guinea 

 p. 101. (Mt. Maneao). 



18. leucops (Salvad.). (p. 245.) 



N.W. New Guinea. 



19. salvadorii, Madardsz, Orn. MB. viii. p. 1 (1900). German New Guinea. 



20. albifacies, Sharpe, Journ. Linn. Soc, Zool. S.E. New Guinea, 

 xvi. pp. 318, 432 (1882). Cape York. 



21. melanogenys, A. B. Meyer, Abb. Zool. Mus. E. New Guinea 



Dresden, 1892-93, no. 3, p. 12 (1893). (Saddle Mt. range). 



22. capito {Gould), (p. 245.) 



E. & S.E. Australia. 



23. nitida, Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 376. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



24. nana (Eamsay). (p. 246.) 



N.E. Australia. 



25. caniceps, De Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 377. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



26. placens, JRamsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. iii. S.E. New Guinea, 

 p. 272 (1879). 

 [flamcincta, Sharpe, Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist. 

 (5) iii. p. 113 (1879).] 




GENERA AND SPECIES OS BIBDS. 



237 



XL. MEGALESTES, Salvad. 



(Salvad. Ann. Mus. Civic. G-enov. vii. p. 770, 1875.) 



1. albonotatus, Salvad. (p. 245.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



XLI. PHOLIA, Beiclienow. 



(Reichenow, Orn. MB. viii. p. 99, 1900). 



1. hir undine a., Beichenow, I. c. 



Eunge, 

 N. Nyasa Land. 



XLII. HYLIOTA, Swains. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 247.) 



1. flavigastra, Swains, (p. 248.) 

 \molacea, 3. k E. Verr. (p. 248.)] 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia). 

 N.E. Africa. 



2. australis, Shelley, Ibis, 1882, p. 258, pi. vii. S.E. Africa. 

 fig.l. 



3. barbozae, Hartl, J. f. 0. 1883, p. 329. S.W. Africa 



[marginalis, Reichenow, Orn. MB. viii. p. 6 (Benguela). 



(1900) ; teste Beichenow in lift.] S.E. Africa 



(Nyasa Land). 



4. nehrkorni, Hartl., Ibis, 1892, p. 373, pi. viii. W. Africa 



(Gold Coast). 




238 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



XLIII. XANTHOPYGIA, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mas. iv. p. 249, 1879.) 



1. narcissina (Temm.). (p. 249.) 



China. 



N. Borneo (winter). 



Philippine Is. 



(Mindanao, winter). 



2. xanthopygia (A. Hay). 



[tricolor, Hartl. (p. 250.)] China. 



Malay Peninsula 

 (winter). 



XLIV. CYANOPTILA, Blyth. 



(Xanthopygia, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 249.) 



1. bella (A. Hay). Japan 



[M. cyanomelcsna, Temm., nee M. cyanomelas, China. 



Vieill.] Indo-ChineBe Countries, 



[Of. Stejn. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xv. p. 328 N.W. Borneo, 



(1892).] Palawan (winter). 



XLV. 0CHR0MELA, Blyth. 



(SipJiia, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 455.) 



[Cf. Oates, Paun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 7 (1890).] 



1. nigrirufa (Jerd.) (p. 455.). Hills of S. India. 



? Ceylon. 



XLVI. TARSIGER, Hodgs. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 254.) 



1. chrysaeus, Hodgs. (p. 260.) Himalayas. 



Hills of W. China. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 239 



XLVII. POGONOCICHLA, Cab. 



(Tarsiger, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 254.) 



1. stettnta. (Vieill.). (p. 261.) S.Africa. 



2. oriental is, Fischer $ Beichen., J. f. O. 1884, E. Africa, 

 p. 57. 

 [ guttifer, Reichen. & Neum. Orn. MB. iii. p. 76 

 ' (1895).] 



3. olivacea, Beichenow, Orn. MB. 1900, p. 100. Ukinga, 



~S. Nyasa Land. 



4. johnstoni, Shelley, Ibis, 1893, p. 18. Nyasa Land. 



5. intensa, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. xi. p. 67 (1901). Uganda. 



XLVIII. LIOPTILTJS, Cab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 262, 1879.) 

 l=Alcippe, Shelley, B. Afr. ii. p. 208.] 



1. nigricapillus (VieiU.). (p. 262.) S.Africa. 



2. olivascens, Cass. (p. 263.) W. Africa 



(Gaboon to the 

 Gk>ld Coast). 



3. abyssinicus (Eiipp.). N.E. & E. Africa 



[Cf. Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1884, p. 231 ; Ogilvie Grant, (Abyssinia to 



Ibis, 1900, p. 173; Shelley, B. Africa, ii. Kilimanjaro), 



p. 210. Alcippe kilimensis, Shelley, P. Z. S. 

 1889, p. 364.] 




240 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



4. galinieri, Guirin. 1SJ£. Africa 



[Cf. Sharps, P. Z. S. 1884, p. 232. (Abyssinia ; Shoa). 



Aleippe galmieri, Shelley, B. Afr. ii. p. 211 

 (1900).] 



XLIX, STENOSTIRA, Gab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 267, 1879.) 



1. scita. {VieUl.). (p. 267.) S.Africa. 



L. P0LI0PTILA, Sclater. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. x. p. 440, 1885). 



[Of. Hellmayr, Nov. Zool. vii. pp. 536-538, 1900.] 



1. caerulea (Lhm.). (p. 442.) N. America. 



C. America (winter). 

 Cuba, Bahamas 

 (winter). 



2. obscura, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. v. p. 535, Arizona, 

 note (1883). California. 



Lower California. 

 W. Mexico. 



3. mexicana, Bp. S. Mexico. 



[Cf. Nelson, Auk, 1898, p. 160; Hellmayr, ? Yucatan. 

 Nov. Zool. vii. p. 535 (1900).] 



4. caesiogaster, Bidgw., Man. N. Amer. B. p. 569 Bahama Is. 



(1887). 



5. lembeyi, GHmdl. (p. 444.) Cuba. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



6. dumicola (Vieill.). (p. 444.) 

 [Cf. Hellmayr, t. c. p. 536.] 



Argentina. 



Uruguay. 



Cuyaba. 



241 



7. boliviana, Scl. (p. 444, pt.) 

 [Cf. Leverk. J. f. 0. 1889, p. 109.] 



Bolivia. 



8. leucogastra (Tried), (p. 446.) 



Brazil. 



9. nigriceps, Baird. (p. 447.) 



C. America 

 (Mexico. 



10. restricta, Brewst., Auk, vi. p. 97 (1889). 



C. America 

 (S. Sonora ; ? to 

 Costa Rica). 



11. plumbeiceps, Lawr. Venezuela. 



[Cf. Richmond, Br. U. S. Nat! Mus. xviii. p. 681 

 (1895).] 



12. parvirostris, Sharpe. (p. 448.) 



Upper Amazonia. 



13. sclateri, Sharpe. (p. 449.) 



Venezuela. 

 Colombia 



(Sierra of 



Santa Marta). 



14. anteocularis, 

 (1900) 



', Nov. Zool. vii. p. 537 . Colombia 

 (Bogota). 



15. major, Hellmayr, t. v. p. 538. 



Peru. 



16. buffoni, Sel. (p. 449.) 

 VOL. in. April 16, 1901. 



Guiana. 




242 



GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



17. pltunbea (Baird). (p. 451.) 



W. Texas to 

 East coast of 

 Lower California. 



18. californica, Bremsl., Bull. Nutt. Orn. Club, vi. 

 p. 103 (1881). (p. 451.) 



S. California. 

 Pacific coast of 

 Lower California. 



19. bilineata (Bp.). (p. 452.) 

 [Cf. Hellmayr, t. c. p. 536.] 



C. America 

 (Mexico to 

 Panama). 



Colombia. 



Ecuador. 



20. lactea, Sharpe. (p. 453.) 



21. albiloris, Scl. # Salv. (p. 454.) 



22. schistaceigula, Bartert, Bull. B. O. 0. vii. 

 p. xxx (1898). 



Patr. ign. 



C. America 

 (W. Mexico to 

 Guatemala). 



N. Ecuador. 



LI. PARISOMA, Swains. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 268, 1879.) 



1. subcasivdewn (Fieill.). (p. 268.) 



2. plumbeum (Rartl.). (p. 269.) 



S. Africa. 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 the Congo). 



S.W. Africa 

 (Benguela). 



S.E. Africa 

 (Natal to 

 Nyasa Land). 



3. catoleucum, Reichenow, Orn. MB. viii. p. 5 N. Nyasa Land 

 (1900). 



4. orientate, JReichen. $ Keum., Orn. MB. iii. E. Africa 



p. 74 (1895). (Ukamba). 




GBNBBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 243 



5. layaxdi, HaHl. (p. 270.) S.W. Africa 



(Cape Colony to 

 Damara Land). 



6. lugens (Biipp., Neue Wirb., Vog. p. 113, pi. 44. Abyssinia. 



fig. 2, 1835). 



7. jacksoni, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. xxviii (1899). Equatorial Africa 

 [lugens (nee Riipp.), Sharpe, Ibis, 1892, p. 302.] (Mt. Elgon). 



8. blanfordi (Seebohm), OgUvie Grant, Nov. Zool. Abyssinia. 



vii. p. 253 (1900). Somali Land. 



LEI. MY0P0RNIS, Beichenow. 



(Eeichenow, J. f. O. 1901, p. 285.) 



1. bohmi (Eeichenow, J. f. O. 1882, p. 209). E. Africa 



(Ugogo). 

 Somali Land. 



2. sharpei (Bocage, Bull. B. O. C. iii. p. xliii, 1894). W. Africa 



(Angola). 



LIIL AETH0MYIAS, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 271, 1877.) 



1. spilodera (Gray), (p. 271.) N.W. New Guinea. 



2. guttata, Sharpe, Journ. Linn. Soc, Zool. xvi. S.E. New Guinea, 



p. 432 (1882). 



LIV. CHL0R0PETA, Smith. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 272.) 



1. natalensis, Smith, (p. 272.) S. Africa. 



e2 




244 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



2. massaica, Fischer $ Bekhen., J. f. O. 1884, p. 54. E. Africa 



(Masai Land to 

 S. Abyssinia). 



3. icterina, Sundev. (p. 273.) 



Int. of S. Africa. 

 E. Africa 

 (Mt. Kenya). 



4. similis, Bichm., Auk, 1897, p. 163. 



E. Africa 

 (Kilimanjaro). 



V. BATIS, Boie. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 133, 1879.) 

 [Pachyprora, Sundev. Av. Meth. Tent. p. 24 (1872 ; 

 nee Linn. 1759).] 



1. capensis (Zi»».). (p. 133.) 



S. Africa. 



2. senegalensis (Linn.), (p. 134.) 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia 

 to the Congo). 



N.E. & E. Africa. 



3. orientalis (Seugl.). (p. 136.) 



N.E. Africa. 



4. puella, Reichenow, JB. Hamb. Wiss. Anst. x. Somali Land, 

 p. 18 (1893). 



5. minulla {Bocage). (p. 137.) 



S.W. Africa (Angola 

 to the Congo). 



6. molitor (Hahn # Km.), (p. 137.) 



S. Africa 



to the Zambesi 

 and Damara Land. 



E. Afrioa. 



Equatorial Africa. 




GBNEEA AND SPEOraS OF BIEDS. 245 



7. pritit (Vieill.). (p. 138.) South Africa. 



8. bella, Elliot, Field Oolumb. Mus. Om, no. 2, Somali Land. 



p. 47 (1897). 



9. minima (J. $ E. Verr.). (p. 139.) 



10. mixta, Shelley, P. Z. S. 1889, p. 359. 



11. dimorpha, Shelley, Ibis, 1893, p. 18. 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon). 



E. Africa 



(Kilimanjaro). 



Nyasa Land. 



12. fratrum, Shelley, Ibis, 1900, p. 522. 



Zulu Land. 



LVI. DIAPH0R0PHYIA, Bp. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 140.) 



1. castanea (Fraser). (p. 140.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Angola). 



2. hormophora, Eeiehenow, J. f. O. 1901, p. 288. W. Africa 



(Liberia to 

 Togo Land). 



3. blissetti, Sharpe. (p. 141.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Liberia). 



4. jamesoni, Sharpe, App. Jameson, Story Bear W. Africa 



Column, p. 414 (1890). (Upper Congo R.). 



5. chalybea, Eeiehenow, Orn. MB. v. p. 46 (1897). W. Africa 



(Cameroone). 



6. concreta (Hartl.). (p. 142.) 



W. Africa 

 (Ashanti). 




246 



GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIHDS. 



LVII. PLATYSTIEA, Jard. $ Selby. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 145, 1879.) 



1. cyanea (P. L. S. Mm.), (p. 145.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 Cameroons). 



2. albifrons, Sharpe. (p. 147.) 



Equat. Africa 

 to Shoa. 



W. Africa 

 (Congo to 

 Angola). 



3. peltata, Svmdev. (p. 147.) 



E. & S.E. Africa 

 (Nyasa Land 

 to Zulu Land). 



4. mentalis, Bocage. (p. 472.) 



Angola. 



5. jacksoni, Sharpe, Ibis, 1891, p. 445. 



Equatorial Africa. 



LVIH. BIAS, Less. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 142.) 



1. musicus ( Vieill.). (p. 142). 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to the Congo). 



Equatorial Africa. 



E. Africa. 



LIX. PSEUDOBIAS, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 386.) 



1. wardi, Sharpe. (p. 386.) 



Madagascar. 




GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



247 



LX. MEGABIAS, J. Sf E. Verr. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mas. iv. p. 387, 1879.) 



]. atrialatus (Cass.).* 



[flammulatus, J. & E. Verr. (p. 387.)] 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Gaboon). 



LXI. SMITHORNIS, Bp. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 388.) 



1. capensis (Smith), (p. 388.) 



S.E. Africa. 



2. rufilateralis, Gray. (p. 389.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast). 



LXII. AKTOMYIAS, J. $ E. Verr.f 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 144.) 



1 . fuliginosa, J. # E. Verr. (p. 144.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon to 

 the Congo). 



2. ussheri, Sharpe. (p. 144). 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast). 



* Mr. Witmer Stone informs me that he has recently examined the type of Cassin's 

 Bryosoopus atrialatus at the request of Prof. Eeichenow, who suggested that it might 

 be the male of M. flammulatus. This Mr. Stone has found to be the case. 



t Shelley in his List of the ' Birds of Africa ' includes two more species of Arto- 

 myias -.—Artomyias stuhlmarmi (Shelley, t. c. p. 95, no. 1330)= Mustioapa stuhlmarmi, 

 Shelley, op. tit. p. 94, no. 1319= PedHorhynchus stuhlmarmi, Reichenow. (Cf. p. 212 

 of the present ' Hand-list.') Artomyias diabolica (Eeichen. & Neuni. ; Shelley, op. cit. 

 p. 95), is not a Flycatcher but a Weaver-Finch of the genus Nigrita. 




248 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



LXIII. HYPOTHYMIS, Bow. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 273, 1879.) 



1. azurea (Bodd.). (p. 274). 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Indo-Chinese Countries. 



Tenasserim. 



2. ceylonensis, Sharpe. (p. 277.) 



[=2?. azurea, Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, 

 ii. p. 49 (1890).] 



Ceylon. 



3. occipitalis ( Vig.). (p. 275.) 



Formosa. 

 Hainan. 

 Nicobar Is. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Java. Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 

 Philippine Is. 

 Lombok. Flores. 



4. tytleri (Beavan). (p. 275, pt.) 



Andaman Is. 

 Great and Little 

 Cocos Is. 



5. puella (Wall.), (p. 277.) 



Celebes. 



Peling & Banggai Is. 



6. blasii, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 131 



Sula Is., 



Celebean Sea. 



7. rowleyi (A. B. Meyer), (p. 278.) 



Sangi Is. 

 (Great Sangi Isl.). 



8. superciliaris, Sharpe. (p. 278.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mindanao. 

 Basilan.) 




GENBBA AND SPECIES OF BIBBS. 249 



9. samarensis, Steere, List B. & Mamm. Philipp. Philippine Is. 



Exped. p. 16 (1890). (Samar. Leyte.) 



LXIV. CTANOMYIAS, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 278, 1879.) 



1. ccelestis (Tweedd.). (p. 278.) 



Philippine Is. 



(Sibuyan. Dinagat. 

 Mindanao. Basilan.) 



2. helenae, Steere, List B. & Mamm. Philipp. Philippine Is. 

 Exped. p. 16 (1890). (Samar). 



LXV. TODOPSIS, Bp. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 280.) 



1. cyanocephala (Q. $ G.). (p. 280.) 



N.W. New Guinea. 

 Salawati Isl. 



2. bonapartei, Gray. (p. 281.) 



iiru Is. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



3. mysoriensis, A. B. Meyer, (p. 282.) 



Papuan Is. 

 (Misori). 



4. wallacei, Gray. (p. 283.) 



N.W. & S. New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Mysol). 



5. coronata, Gould, (p. 284.) 



Aru Is. 



6. kowaldi, De Vis, Ann. Eep. Brit. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea. 



1890, App. p. 59. (Owen Stanley Mts.). 




250 



GENERA ANT) SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



LXVI. CHENORHAMPHTTS, Oust. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 284, 1879.) 



1. gra.yi (Wall.), (p. 284.) 



N.W. New Guinea 



(Amberno River). 

 Salawati IsL 



LXVII. CLYTOMYIAS, Sharpe. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 285.) * 



1. insignis, Sharpe. (p. 285.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



LXVIII. CHELIDORHYNX, Hodgs. 

 (Sharpe, *. c. p. 279.) 



1. hypoxantha (Blyth). (p. 279.) 



Himalayas 



(Simla to Bhutan). 

 Assam. Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur. 

 Tounghoo Hills, Pegu.. 



LXIX. ERYTHROCERCUS, Haril. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 298.) 



1. maccalli (Cass.), (p. 298.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gaboon to 

 the Congo). 



2. livingstonei, Finsch $ Hartl. (p. 298.) 



Zambesi. 



3. thomsoni, Shelley, P. Z. S. 1882, p. 303, pi. xvi. E. Africa 



fig. 2. (Rovuma River). 



Chloromyias, Oust. 1880= Oreocharis, A. B. Meyer. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 251 



4. francisci, TV. L. Sclater, Bull. B. O. C. vii. p. lx Mozambique 



(1898). (Inhambane). 



LXX. TROCHOCERCUS, Cab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 299, 1879.) 



1. cyanomelas (Vieitt.). (p. 299.) S. Africa. 



2. nitens, Cass. (p. 300.) W. Africa 



(Gold Coast to 

 the Congo). 



3. nigromitratus, Eeichenow, J. f. 0. 1874, p. 110. W. Africa 



[ Of. Beichenow, J. f . 0. 1890, p. 1 18.] (Cameroons). ' 



4. albonotatus, Sharpe, Ibia, 1891, p. 121. Equatorial Africa 



(Mt. Elgon). 

 Nyasa Land. 



5. bivittatus, Beichenow, Orn. Centralbl. 1879, E. Africa, 

 p. 108. 



6. albiventris, Sj'ostedt, Orn. MB. i. p. 43 (1893). W. Africa 



(Cameroons). 



7. bourboimensis (P. L. 8. Mull.). Mascarene Is. 



[borbonious (&m.). (p. 302.)] (Mauritius. 



Reunion.) 




252 



GENEBA AM) SPECIES OP BIBBS. 



LXXI. RHIPIDURA, Vig. $ Eorsf. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 303, 1879.) 

 [Cf. Biittik. Notes Leyden Mus. xv. p. 65 (1893).] 



1. flabellifera (©to.), (p. 308.) 



New Zealand. 



2. bulgeri, Layard. (p. 309.) 



New Caledonia. 

 Loyalty Is. 

 (Lifii). 



3. devisi, North, Proo. Linn. Soe. N. S. W. xxii. S.E. New Guinea, 

 p. 444 (1898). 

 [aUncawda (nee North, 1893), De Vis, Ibis, 

 1897, p. 375 ; id. Rep. Brit. New Guinea, 

 1896-97, p. 83 (1898) ; Dubois, Syn. At. 

 p. 276 (1900).] 



4. albiscapa, Gould, (p. 310.) 



E. & S. Australia. 



5. albicauda, North, Ibis, 1895, p. 340. 



0. Australia. 



6. diemenensis, Sharpe, Ibis, 1879, p. 368. Tasmania. 



[saturata, Sharpe (nee Salvad.). (Cat. p. 811.) 

 sharpei, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soe. N. S. W. iii. 

 p. 318, 1879.] 



7. preissi, Cab. (p. 310, note.) 



W. Australia. 



8. brenchleyi, Sharpe. (p. 311.) 



New Hebrides 

 (Aneiteum. 

 Tanna). 



9. erromangae, Sharpe, Ibis, 1900, p. 340. 



New Hebrides 

 (Erromanga). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 253 



10. pelzelni, Gray. (p. 312.) Norfolk Isl. 



11. cervina, Bamsay, Pr. Linn. Sob. N. S. W. iii. Lord Howe Isl. 

 p. 340 (1879). 

 [macgillivrayi, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1881, p. 789, 

 pi. lxvii.] 



12. verreauxi, Marie, (p. 312.) 



New Caledonia. 

 Loyalty Is. 



13. sancta, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. x. p. xxix (1899). New Hebrides 



(Espiritu Santo). 



14. spilodera, Gray. (p. 313.) 



Banks Is. 



(Vanua Lavu). 



15. melanolaema, Sharpe. (p. 313.) 



Santa Cruz Isl. 

 (Vanikoro Is.). 



16. nigrifrons, Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 374. S.B. New Guinea. 



17. kubaryi, Finsch. (p. 314.) 



Caroline Is. 

 (Ponape Isl.). 



18. personata, Bamsay. (p. 314.) 



Fiji Is. 



(Kandavu). 



19. albolimbata, Salvad. (p. 315.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 




254 



(JENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



20. concinna, Be Vis, Ann. Eep. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea 

 1892, App. p. 94. (Mt. Suckling). 



21. nebulosa, Peak. (p. 315.) 



Samoa Is. 

 (ITpolu. Savai). 



22. fuliginosa (Sparrm.). (p. 316.) 



New Zealand 



(N. & S. Islands). 



23. atra, Salvad. 



N.W. New Guinea. 



[brachyrhyncha (nee Sehl.), Sharpe, Cat. iv. 

 p. 316. Cf. Biittik., Notes Leyd. Mus. xv. 

 p. 73.] 



24. albicollis (Vieill.). (p. 317.) 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Himalayas 



(Murri to Bhutan). 

 Assam. 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula 



(Hills of Perak). 

 N.W. Borneo. 



25. atrata, Salvad., Ann. Mus. GenoT. xiv. p. 203 

 (1879). 

 [schlegeli, Sharpe, Zool. Rec. 1883, Aves, p. 21, 

 vidua, Schl. (nee Salvad.) in Veth's Midden- 

 Sumatra, AveB, pi. ii. (1882). 

 Cf. Biittik. Notes Leyden Mus. xv. p. 74.] 



Sumatra 

 (Mt. Singalan). 



26. squamata, Mull. # Schl. (p. 318.) 



New Guinea. 

 Banda. Waigiou. 



27. elegantula, Sharpe. (p. 319.) 



Molucca Is, 



(Lettie. Dammer). 



28. reichencwi, Finsch, Notes Leyd. Mus. xxii. Molucca Is. 

 p. 257, pi. 4. fig. 3 (1901). (Babber). 




GENERA AITD SPECIES OE BIRDS. 255 



29. rufifrons {Lath.), (p. 319.) S. & E. Australia. 



Is. of Torres Straits. 

 S. New Guinea. 



30. torrida, Wall. (p. 319, pt.) Molucca Is. 



(Ternate). 



31. superflua, Hartert, Bull. B. 0. 0. yiii. p. xxxii Molucca Is. 

 (1899). (Bum). 



32. rubrofrontata, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. Solomon Is. 



iv. p. 82 (1879). (Guadalcanar). 



33. russata, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 440. Solomon Is. 



(San Christoval). 



34. laetiscapa, Be Vis, Ann. Rep. Brit. New Guinea, S.B. New Guinea 



1896-97, App. p. 83 (1898). (Wharton Range). 



35. dahli, Edchenow, Orn. MB. v. p. 7 (1897) ; id. Bismarck Archipelago 

 MT. Zool. Samml. Berlin, i. p. 88, Taf. 2. (New Pomerania). 



fig. 2. 



versicolor, Hartl. $ Mrtsch. (p. 320.) Mackenzie Is. 



(tap Isl.). 



37. uraniae, Oust., Bull. Soc. Philom. (7) v. p. 75 Marianne Is. 

 (1881). (Guam). 



[atrigularis, Keichenow, J. f. O. 1885, p. 110.] 



38. saipanensis, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 54 (1898). Marianne Is. 



(Saipan Isl.). 




256 GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



39. astrolabei, Oust., Bull. Soo. Philom. (7) v. p. 75 Santa Cruz Is. 



(1881). (Vanikoro Isl.). 



40. semirubra, Sol. (p. 321.) Admiralty Is. 



41. louisiadensis, Hartert, Not. Zool. v. p. 78 Louisiade Archipelago 

 (1899). (Bossel Isl.). 



42. semicollaris, Mull. $ Schl. (p. 321.) Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Timor). 



43. celebensis, Buttik., Notes Leyden Mus. xv. S. Celebes 

 p. 79 (1892). (Djampea 



& Kalao Is.). 



44. sumbensis, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iii. p. 586 (1896). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Sumba. Savu). 



45. dryas, Gould, (p. 322.) N. Australia. 



46. teysmanni, Buttik., Notes Leyden Mus. xt. Celebes 



p. 80 (1892). (Makassar; 



Mt. Bonthain). 



47. ru8dorsa, A. B. Meyer, (p. 322.) Is. of Geelvink Bay 



(Jobi). 

 N. New Guinea 

 (Bubi). 



48. lepida, Hartl. $ Finsch. (p. 322.) Pelew Is. 




GBNEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 257 



49. hamadryas, Bel., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 54. Tenimber Is. 



50. brachyrhyncha, Sehl. N.W. New Guinea 



\rufa, Salvad. (p. 323.)] (Arfak Mts.). 



\cf. Biittik. Notes Leyden Mus. xv. p. 81 (1892).] 



51. meyeri, Biittik., Notes Leyden Mua. xv. p. 115 N.W. New Guinea 

 (1892). (Arfak Mts.). 



[=R. atra, teste Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) 

 rri. p. 78, 1896.] 



52. fallax, Bcmsay, P. Z. S. 1885, p. 580. 

 [=iJ. atra, teste Salvad. £ c] 



S.E. New Guinea. 



53. cinnamomea, A. B. Meyer, Zeitschr. ges. Orn. S.E. New Guinea, 

 iii. p. 17, pi. iii. fig. 3 (1886). 

 \=B. atra, teste Salvad. I. c] 



54. cyaniceps (Cass.), (p. 323.) 



Philippine Is. 



(Luzon. ? Mindanao.) 



55. sauli, Bourns # Worcester, 6cc. Papers Minn. Philippine Is. 

 Acad. i. p. 26 (1894). (Tablas). 



56. albiventris, Sharpe. (p. 324.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Masbate. Negros. 

 Guimaras. Panay.) 



57. phoenicura, Miill. $ Sehl. (p. 324.) 



Java. 

 ? Borneo. 



58. opistherythra, Bel., P.Z. S. 1883, p. 198. 

 vol. in. April 18, 1901. 



Tenimber Is. 




258 GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



59. threnothorax, Mm. # Schl. (p. 325.) W., N.W. & S.B. New 



[amlusta, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soe. N. S. W. iii. Guinea, 



p. 270 (1879). Cf. Salyad. Ora. Pap. iii. Salawati Isl. 

 App. p. 531, 1882.] 



60. fumosa, Schl., N. T. D. ix. p. 42 (1871). Papuan Is. 



[=59, teste Fonsch in litt.~] (Jobi). 



61. rosenbergi, Biiitik., NoteB Leyden Mus. xr. Aru Is. 

 p. 88 (1892). 



62. maculipectus, Gray. (p. 326.) Aru Is. 



Batanta Is. 

 New Guinea. 



63. oreas, Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 375. S.E. New Guinea. 



64. satlirata, Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genor. xiv. p. 497 New Guinea 



(1879). (p. 326, pt.) (Salawati Isl.). 



[=62, teste Finsch in lift.'] 



65. tenebrosa, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soe. N. S. W. vi. Solomon Is. 

 p. 835 (1881). 



66. leucothorax, Salvad. (p. 327.) N.W. & S.E. New 



[episcvgalis, Kamsay, Proc. Linn. Soe. N. S. W. Guinea, 



ii. p. 371 (1878).] 



67. fusco-rafa, Sclater, P. Z. S. 1883, p. 197, Tenimber Is. 



pi. xxvii. (Larat. Moloe. 



Loetoer.) Babber Isl. 



68. buriiensis, Wall. (p. 327.) Molucca Is. 



(Buru). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 259 



9. tenkatei, Biittik., Notes Leydon Mus. xiv. p. 205 Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (1892). (Eotti Id.). 



70. hoedti, Biittik., t, c. p. 93 (1892). Lesser Sunda Is. 



[=79, teste Finsch in litt] (Lettie). 



71. cinerea, Wall. (p. 328.) Molucca Is. 



[lenzi, Forbes, P. Z. S. 1884, p. 431 (nee Bias.).] (Ceram. 



Amboina.) 



72. lenzi, W. Blcmus, J. £ 0. 1883, p. 145. Ceram. 



[Cf. Meyer & Wiglesw. B. Celebes, i. p. 381.] Amboina. 



73. perlata, S. MM. (p 328.) Malay Peninsula. 



Java. Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 



74. gularis, S. Mull. ? N. Australia 



[setosa (Q. & G.). (p. 329.) New Guinea. 



[Cf. Reichenow, MT. Zool. Samml. Berlin, iii. Papuan Is. 



p. 88(1899).] (Jobi. Mysol. 



Waigiou.) 



75. setosa, Q. # G. 



[fmschi, Salvad., Orn. Papuasia, iii. p. 532 Bismarck Archipelago. 

 (1882).] 



76. nigrimentalis, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 526 Louisiade Archipelago 

 (1898). (Sudest Id. 



St. Aignan). 



77. gularis, S. MiUl. New Guinea. 



[Cf. Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 525 (1898).l 



s2 




260 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



78. isura, Gould, (p. 329, pi) N. Australia. 



79. biittikoferi, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. i. p. xviii Dammer Isl., 

 (1892). BandaSea. 



80. assimilis, Gray. (p. 330.) 



Key Is. 

 Matabello Isl. 



81. kordensis, A. B. Meyer, (p. 330.) 



Is. of Geelvink '. 

 (Misori). 



82. vidua, Salvad. $ Turati. (p. 331.) 



Papuan Is. 

 (Koffiao). 



83. obiensis, Salvad. (p. 331.) 



Obi Is., 

 Moluccas. 



84. rufiventris (Vieill.). (p. 331.) 



lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 



85. diluta, Wall. (p. 332.) 



Lesser Sunda Is 

 (Plores). 



86. sumbawensis, Buttik., Notes Leyden Mus. xv. Lesser Sunda la. 

 p. 85 (1892). (Sumbawa). 



87. javanica (Sparrm.). (p. 332.) 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Greater Sunda Is. 



(Java. Sumatra. 



Borneo.) 




GBNBJBA AND SPECIES OF BIEUS. 261 



88. nigritorquis, Vig. (p. 334.) Philippine Is. 



89. auricularis, Be Vis, Ann. Kep. Brit. New S.E. New Guinea 

 Guinea, p. 59 (1890). (Mt. Musgrave). 



90. pectoralis (Jerd.). (p. 335.) 



C. & S. Indian 

 Peninsula. 



91. layardi, Salvad. (p. 336.) 



Fiji Is. 



(Ovalau. Wakaia. 

 Mokani. Viti Levu.) 



92. erythronota, Sharpe. (p. 337.) 



Fiji Is. 



(Vanua Leyu). 



93. rufilateralis, Sharpe. (p. 337.) 



Fiji Is. 

 (Taviuni). 



94. hyperythra, Gray. (p. 338.) New Guinea. 



[castaneothorax, Bamsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. Aru Is. 

 N.S.W. iii. p. 270 (1879).] 



95. manayoensis, Be Vis, Eep. Brit. New Guinea, Mt. Maneao, 



1894, App. p. 101. S.E. New Guinea. 



96. albifrontata, FranM. (p. 338.) 



Himalayas. 

 Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. Assam. 

 Burmese Provinces. 



97. tricolor ( Vieill). (p. 339.) 



Australia. 

 New Guinea. 

 Bisoiarek Archipelago. 

 Solomon Is. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Waigiou. Mysol.) 

 Aru Is. 

 Molucca Is. 




262 



GEJTBEA AND SPECIES OT BIEDS. 



98. cockerelli, Bamsay, Pr. Linn. Soo. N. S. W. Solomon Is. 



iv. p. 81 (1881). (Guadalcanar). 



tenebrosa, Bamsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. Solomon Is. 



ir. p. 835 (1881). (San Cristoval). 



LXXII. NEOMYIAS, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 342, 1879.) 



1. euryura (S. Mull.), (p. 342.) 



Java. 

 Sumatra. 

 ? Borneo. 



LXXIII. ZEOCEPHUS, Bp. 



(Sharpe, t. e. p. 342.) 



1. ruftis {Ghray). (p. 343). 



Philippine Is. 

 (Cebu. Negros. 

 Panay. Tablas. 

 Romblon. Sibuyan. 

 Miudoro. Luzon. 

 Marinduque. Samar.) 



2. cinnamomeus, Sharpe. (p. 343.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mindanao. 

 Basilan. Sulu. 

 Bongao.) 



3. talautensis, A. B. Meyer $ Wiglesw., J. f. O. Talau* Is 

 1894, p. 243. 



4. cyanescens, Sharpe. (p. 343.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan. 

 Catanduane9.) 




GENERA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



263 



LXXIV. CALLAEOPS, Ogilvie Grant. 



(Ogilvie Grant, Bull. B. O. C. iv. pp. xviii, 

 xxii, 1895.) 



1. periophthalmica, Ogilvie Grant, I. a. 



Luzon. 



LXXV. TERPSIPHONE, Gloger. 

 (Sharpe, t. e. p. 344.) 



1. paradisi (Linn.), (p. 346.) 



2. affinis (Blyfh). (p. 349.) 



C. Asia 



(Turkestan). 

 Afghanistan. 

 Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



E. Himalayas. 

 Assam. 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Greater Sunda Is. 



(Java. Sumatra. 



Borneo.) 

 Philippine Is. 



(Luzon). 



3. insularis, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) iv. 

 p. 540 (1887). 



Nias Isl. 



4. floris, Buttik., in Max Weber's Eeis. Nederl. Lesser Sunda Is. 



Ind. p. 293, Taf. xviii. figs. 1-3 (1894). (PloreB. Sumbawa. 



Alor.) 



5. sumbaensis, A. B. Meyer, J. f. 0. 1894, p. 90. Sumba Isl. 



6. nicobarica, Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. Nicobar Is. 

 p. 48 (1890). Andaman Is. 



7. incei (Gould), (p. 350.) 



China. 



Malay Peninsula. 



Sumatra. 




264 GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIKBS 



8. mutata (Linn.), (p. 351.) 



Madagascar. 

 Mayotte Id. 



9. cornorensis, Milne-Edw. $ 

 p. 222 (1883). 



\t, C. E. ci. Comoro Is. 



(Grand Comoro). 



10. vulpina (E. Newt), (p. 353.) 



Comoro Is. 

 (Joanna Isl. 

 Anjuan). 



11. cristata((?»8.). (p. 354.) 



N.E. Africa. 

 Equat. Africa. 

 W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 the Congo). 



12. erythroptera, Sharpe. ,(p- 357.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia). 



13. perspicillata, Swains, (p. 357.) 



S. & S.W. Africa. 



14. suahelica, Reicneiww, in Werther, Mittl. Hochl. E. Africa, 

 deutscb. Ost^Afr. p. 275 (1899). 



15. plumbeiceps, Seichenow, I. e. 



S.W. Africa. 



16. tricolor (Fraser). (p. 359.) 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons. 

 Gaboon. 

 Fernando Po). 



17. smithii (Prater, P. Z. S. 1843, p. 34). 

 [Of. Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1881, p. 788.] 



West Africa. 




GENEKA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS, 



18. nigriceps (Hartl.). (p. 359.) 



265 



We3t Africa 

 (Senegambia 

 to Gold Coast). 



19. ignea, Eeickenow, J. f. O. 1901, p. 285. 



W. Africa 

 (Angola). 



20. rufiventris {Swains.), (p. 360). 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia). 



21. emini, Reichenow, Orn. MB. i. p. 31 (1893). 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Bukoba). 



22. newtoni, Socage, J. Sci. Lisb. (2) ix. p. 17 W. Africa 



(1893). (Isl. of Anno Bom). 



23. melanura, Reichenow, J. f. O. 1901, p. 285. 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Duki). 



24. princeps (Temm.). (p. 361.) 



Japan. China. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



25. atrichalybea ( Thomson), (p. 362.) 



W. Africa 



(Fernando Po. 

 S. Thomas Isl. 

 B. Congo). 



26. corvina (K Newt), (p. 362.) 



Seychelles Is. 



LXXVI. ELMINIA, Bp. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 363, 1879.) 



1. longicauda {Swains.), (p. 363.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to the Congo). 




266 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



2. teresita, Antinori. (p. 364.) Equat. Africa. 



3. schwebischi, Oust., N. Arch. Mus. Paris (3) W. Africa 

 iv. p. 216 (1892). (Congo). 



4. albicauda, Bocage. (p. 364.) S.W. Africa 



(Benguela). 



LXXVII. PHILENTOMA, Eyton. 



(Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 365, 1879.) 



1. velatum (Temm.). (p. 365.) S. Tenasserim. 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



2. pyrrhopterum (Temm.). (p. 366.) Cochin China. 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



3. dubivun, Hartert, Nov. Zool. i. p. 477 (1894). Natuna Is. 



4. maxwelli, Bartlett, J. Str. Br. Asiat. Soc. no. 28, Borneo 



p. 96 (1896). (Sarawak). 



5. saravacense, Bartlett, Sarawak Note-book, Borneo 



pt. ix. p. 80 (1896). (Sarawak). 



LXXVI1I. RHINOMYIAS, Sharpe. 

 (Sharpe, *. c. p. 367.) 



1. pectoralis {Salvad.). (p. 368.) Malay Peninsula. 



[Cyornis albo-olivacea, Hume, Str. P. 1877, Sumatra. 



p. 488. Cf. Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1886, p. 354. Borneo. 



Muscicapa infuscata, Blyth, Ibis, 1870, p. 165 



(ex S. Mull. MSS.). Cf. Finsch, Notes 



Leyden Mus. xxii. p. 202, 1900.] 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 267 



2. baliensis, Hartert, Not. Zool. iii. p. 549 (1896). Isl. of Bali. 

 [Cf. Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus. xxii. p. 203 (1900).] 



3. albigularis, Bourns <f Worcester, Ooo. Papers Philippine Is. 



Minn. Acad. i. p. 27 (1894). (Guimaras. Negros.) 



4. ruficauda {Sharpe). (p. 368.) Philippine Is. 



(Samar. Leyte. 

 Mindanao. Basilan.) 



5. samarensis {Steere, List B. & Mamm. Philipp. Philippine Is. 



p. 16, 1890). (Mindanao. Samar.) 



6. ruficrissa, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 441. Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



7. ocularis, Bourns $ Worcester, Oce. Papers Philippine Is. 



Minn. Aead. i. p. 28 (1894). (Sulu. Tawi-Tawi.) 



8. gularis, Sharpe, Ibis, 1888, p. 385. Mts. of N.W. Borneo 



(Kina Balu). 



9. colonus, Hartert, Not. Zool. t. p. 131 (1898). Sula Is. 



10. insignia, Ogitoie Grant, Bull. B. O. O. it. Philippine Is. 

 p. xl (1895) ; id. Ibis, 1895, p. 442, (Luzon), 



pi. xii. fig. 2. 




268 



GENEKA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



LXXIX. CULICICAPA, Swinh. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 369, 1879.) 



1. ceylonensis (Swains.), (p. 369.) 



Indian Per insula. 

 Ceylon. 

 Khasi Hills. 

 Malay Peninsula 



'(Mts. of Perak). 

 Java. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 

 Palawan. 



2. sejuncta, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iv. p. 526 (1897). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Flores). 



3. helianthea (Wall.), (p. 370.) 

 [panayensis, Sharpe. (p. 371.)] 



Celebes. 

 Philippine Is. 



(Palawan. Cebu. 



Negros. Panay. 



Luzon. Leyte. 



Tawi-Tawi. Bongao. 

 Celebes. 

 Banggai and 



Saleyer Is., 



Celebean Sea. 



LXXX. MYIAGRA, Vig. $ Horsf. 

 (Sharpe, *. c. p. 371.) 



1. rubecTila (Lath.), (p. 373.) 



[plwribea, Salvad. Orn. Papua9ia, ii. p. 74, 

 1881.] 



Australia. 

 Tasmania. 

 S.E. New Guinea. 



2. concinna, Gould, (p. 374.) 



N. & N.W. Australia. 



3. nitida, Gould, (p. 375.) Australia. 



[nupta, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 526 (1898).] * Tasmania. 



Louisiade Archipelago 

 (Sudest Isl.). 



Teste Hartert in lift. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



269 



4. novae-pomeraniae, Beicheiww, On. MB. vii. Bismarck Archipelago 

 p. 8 (1899). (New Ponierania). 



5. ferrocyanea, Ramsay, Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. Solomon Is. 



ir. p. 78 (1879). (Guadalcanar). 



\M. pallida, Ramsay, t. c. p. 79.] 



6. vanicorensis {Q. $ G.). 



[rufiuentris, Elliot, (p. 376.) 



Cf. Wiglesw. At. Polyn. p. 22 (1891).] 



Fiji Is. 

 Samoa Is. 



(Upolu). 

 Santa Cruz Is. 



(Vanikoro). 



7. albiventris (Peale). (p. 377.) 



Samoa Is. 



8. modesta, Gray. (p. 378.) 



Bismarck Archipelago 

 (New Ireland). 



9. caledonica., Bp. (p. 378.) 



New Caledonia. 



10. viridinitens, Gray. (p. 378, pt.) 



Loyalty Is. 



11. cervinicauda, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 439. 



Solomon Is. 



(Rendova. Ugi.) 



12. melanura, Gray. (p. 379.) 



New Hebrides. 

 Banks' Is. 

 (Vanua Lavu). 



13. perspioillata, Gray. (p. 378, pt.) 



New Caledonia. 




270 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



14. luguieri, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 188. 



Loyalty Is. 

 (Lifu Isl.). 



15. intermedia, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 189. 



Loyalty Is. 

 (Lifu Isl.). 



16. tannaensis, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 192. 



New Hebrides. 

 (Tanna. 



Aneiteum. Epi. 

 Erromanga.) 



17. pluto, Finsck (p. 380.) 



Caroline Is. 

 (PonapS). 



18. atra, A. B. Meyer, (p. 380.) 



Papuan Is. 



(Mafor. Misori.) 



19. latirostris, Gould, (p. 381.) 

 [ruficollis, Vieill. 

 Cf. Salvad. Orn. Pap. p. 77 (1881).] 



N. Australia. 

 S.E. New Guinea. 

 Aru Is. 



20. ruficollis (VMU., N. Diet. d'Hist. Nat. xxvii. Lesser Sunda Is. 



p. 21, 1817). (Timor. Sumba Isl.) 



[rufigula, Wall. (p. 382) Bonerate, Djampea, 



Cf. Oust. Bull. Soc. Philom. (7) v. p. 71 (1881).] and Kalao Is., 



Oelebean Sea. 



21. colonus, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iv. p. 266 (1897). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Savu Isl.). 

 Djampea and 

 Kalao Is. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEBS. 



271 



22. oceanica, Jacq. $ Pucker, (p. 383.) 



Caroline Is. 

 (Euk Is.). 



23. erythrops, Hartl. $ Mnsoh. (p. 383.) Pelew Is. 



24. fulviventris, Scl, P. Z. S. 1883, p. 54. 



Tenimber Is. 

 (Larat. Loetoer.) 



25. freycineti, Oust., Bull. Soc Philom. (7) v. p. 73 Marianne Is. 

 (1881). 



26. azureicapilla, Layard. (p. 383.) 



Fiji Is. 

 (Taviuni). 



27. castaneigularis, Layard. (p. 384.) 



Fiji Is. 

 (Viti Levu. 

 Vanua Leiru. 

 Kandi.) 



28. galeata, Gray. (p. 385.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Batchian. 

 Halmahera. 

 Morotai. 

 Ternate. 

 Oeram. Buru.) 



29. goramensis, Sharpe. (p. 386.) Molucca Is. 



[=28, teste Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus. xxii. (Goram). 



p. 203 (1900)]. 




272 



GENEBA AMD SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



LXXXI. MACHJSRIRHYNCHUS, Gould. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 390, 1879.) 



1. flaviventer, Gould, (p. 390.) 



N.E. Australia. 



2. xanthogenys, Gray. (p. 391.) 



Aru Is. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



3. albifrons, Gray. (p. 392.) 



N. & W. New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Waigiou. Mysol. 



Salawati.) 



4. nigripectus, Sehl. (p. 392.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Mt. Arfak). 



LXXXII. CRYPT0L0PHA, Swains. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 393, 1879.) 



[0/. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 421, 1889.] 



1. burkei {Burton), (p. 395.) 



Himalayas 



(Kashmir to Bhutan). 

 Indian Peninsula 



(winter). 

 Assam. Cachar. 

 Khasi Hills. Manipur. 

 S. China. 



2. ricketti, Slater, Ibis, 1897, p. 174, pi. iv. fig. 2. China 



(Pokien). 



3. intermedia, La Touche, Bull. B. O. C. vii. China 



p. xxxvii (1898). (Fokien). 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OS BIBDS. 



273 



4. trivirgata (StricM.). (p. 



Malay Peninsula 



(Mts. of Perak). 

 Java. Sumatra. 



5. kinabaluensis, 

 (1901). 



Bull. B. 0. 0. xi. p. 60 Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



6. sarasinorum, Meyer 8; Wigksw., Abh. Mus. 

 Dresden, 1896-97, no. 1, p. 9. 



Mts. of Celebes. 



7. cantatrix (Tic A.), (p. 397.) 



E. Himalayas 

 (Sikhim). 



Manipur. 



Karen Hills. Burma. 



8. affinis (Horsf. % Moore), (p. 398.) 



E. Himalayas. 



Khasi and Naga Hills. 



Manipur. 



9. tephrocephala (Anders.), (p. 398, pt.) * 

 [Gf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 423 

 (1889).] 



Western China, 

 from Kan-su, 

 to Moupin 

 and Yun-nan. 



Burmese Hills 

 (Karen-nee). 



10. burmanica, Berez. $ Bianchi, Aves 

 Potan. p. 75 (1891). 



Burmese Countries 



(Pegu. Tenasserim). * 



11. xanthosclusta (Hodgs.). (p. 398.) 



Himalayas 

 (Kashmir to Nepal). 



12. jerdoni (Brooks), (p. 398, pt.) 



Himalayas 

 (Nepal to 

 Bhutan). 



Assam. 



Khasi Hills. 



Manipur. 



* Teste Bianchi in litt. 

 vol. in. April 19, 1901. 




274 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIKDS. 



13. ruficapiUa (Sundev.). (p. 400.) S. Africa. 



14. umbrivirens (Rtipp.). (p. 401.) 



N.E. Africa 

 (Abyssinia). 



15. mackenziana, Sharpe, Ibis, 1892, p. 153. 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Kikuyu). 



16. dorcadichroa 



1895, p. 76 



# Mum.], Orn. MB. E. Africa 



, (Mt. Kilimanjaro). 



17. cebuensis, Du Bois, Syn. At. p. 286 (1900). Philippine Is. 



[flavigularis, Bourns & Worcester, Occ. Pap. (Oebu). 



Minn. Acad. i. p. 23 (1894, nee Godw.-Aust.).] 



18. poliogenys {Blyth). (p. 403.) 



E. Himalayas. 

 Assam. 

 Khasi Hills. 



19. castaneiceps {Hodgs.). (p. 404.) 



E. Himalayas 



(Nepal. Sikhim). 

 Assam (Shillong). 

 Dafla and Naga Hills. 

 Manipur. 



20. sinensis, BicJceit, Bull. B. O. C. vii. p. xxxvi China 



(1898). (FoMen). 



21. dejeani, Oust., Bull. Mus. Paris, 1896, p. 316. W. China 



(Ta-tzien-lu). 



22. butleri, Harietrt, Bull. B. O. C. vii. p. 50 (1898). Malay Peninsula 



(Perak). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIRDS. 



275 



23. davisoni. Sharpe, P. Z. S, 1838, p. 271. 



Malay Peninsula 

 (Mts. of Perak). 



24. montis, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 442. 



Sumatra. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 

 Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan). 



25. floris, Hartert, Not. Zool. iv. p. 171 (1897). 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Flores). 



26. xanthopygia, Whitehead, Bull. B. 0. 0. i. Philippine Is. 



p. xxxi (1893) ; id. Exped. Kina Balu, (Palawan), 



pi. 16. fig. 2 (1893). 



27. grammiceps (Striekl.). (p. 404.) 



Jara. 



LXXXIII. ABRORNIS, Hodgs. 



[Cryptolopha, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. 

 p. 393, 1879.] 



1. schisticeps, Hodgs. (p. 400.) 



Himalayas 

 (G-arwhal to 

 Sikhim). 



2. flavigularis, Godw.-Awt., J. A. S. Beng. xlvii. Upper Assam 

 p. 19(1878). (p. 474.) (Sadiya). 



3. superciliaris, Tick. (p. 402.) 



B. Himalayas. 

 Assam. Guro Hills. 

 Manipur. 



Hills of Burma and 

 Tenasserim. 

 t2 




276 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBBS. 



4. nigrorum (Moseley, Ibis, 1891, p. 47, pi. ii. Philippine la. 



fig. 1). (Negros. Luzod. 



Mindoro). 



5. olivacea {Moseley, Ibis, 1891, p. 47, pi. ii. Philippine Is. 



%• 2). (Negros. Luzon. 



Samar. Leyte). 



6. sch-wraneri, Blyth. (p. 403.) 



Mts. of Borneo. 



7. vordermani, Batik., Notes Leyden Mus. xv. 

 p. 260 (1893). 

 [schwaneri, Finsch (nee Blyth), N. T. Nederl. 

 Ind. lx. p. 62 (1900).] 



E. Java. 



8. alfcigularis, Moore, (p. 405.) 



E. Himalayas 



(Nepal. Sikhim). 

 Garo Hills. 



Manipur. 



9. fulvifacies, S,mnh. (p. 406.) 



W. China 



Foochow). 

 Hainan Isl. 



LXXXIV. TICKELIIA, Jerd. # Blyth. 



[Cryptolopha, pt., Sharpe, Cat. B. ir. 

 p. 393, 1879.] 



1. hodgsoni, Moore, (p. 406.) 



E. Himalayas 

 (Sikhim). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



277 



LXXXV. SISURA, Vig. $ Horsf. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 407, 1879.) 



1. inquieta (Lath.), (p. 407.) 



Australia. 



2. nana, Gould, (p. 408.) 



N. Australia. 



LXXXVI. ARSES, Less. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 408.) 



1. telescophthalmus (Gam.), (p. 409.) 



New Guinea. 

 Mysol Isl. 



2. henkei, A. B. Meyer, Zeitschr. ges. Orn. ii. S.B. New Guinea. 

 1886, p. 16, pi. iii. figs. 1, 2. 



3. lauterbachi 



(1897). 



', Ornv MB. v. p. 161 German New Guinea. 



4. aruensis, Sharpe. (p. 410.) 



Aru Is. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



5. batantse, Sharpe. (p. 411.) Papuan Is. 



[=teleseophthalmus, teste Finsch, Notes Leyd. (Batanta. 



Mus. xxii. p. 56 (1900).] Waigiou.) 



6. orientalis, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) ix. S.B. New Guinea, 

 p. 566 (1890). 




278 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



7. fenicheli, Madar&sz, Aquila, i. p. 92 (1894). New Guinea 



(Finisterre Mts.). 



8. kaupi, Gould, (p. 411.) N.E. Australia. 



[terrts regime, Campbell, Pr. E. Soo. Victoria, 

 1894, p. 35.] 



9. lorealis, Be Vis, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (2) x. N.E. Australia 

 p. 171 (1895). (Cape York). 



10. insular is (X B. Meyer), (p. 412.) N. New Guinea 



(Humboldt Bay). 

 Papuan Is. 

 (Jobi). 



LXXXVII. BATHJIISYRMA, Reichenow. 



(Eeichenow, Orn. MB. v. p. 161, 1897.) 



1. rufum, Eeichenow, I. c. German New Guinea. 



LXXXVHI. PIEZORHYNCHUS, Gould. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 413, 1879.) 



1. chalybeocephalus (Gam., 1826). New Guinea. 



[alecto (Temm., 1827). (p. 415.) Cf. Salvad. Bismarck Archipelago 

 Orn. Papuasia, ii. p. 30 (1881).] (New Ireland). 



Papuan Is. 

 Molucca Is. 



2. nitidus, Gould, (p. 416.) N. & N.E. Australia. 



Aru Islands. 

 Tenimber Is. 



3. divaga, Be Vis, Ibis, 1897, p. 374. S.E. New Guinea. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



279 



4. rubiensis (A. B. Meyer), (p. 417.) 



N., N.W., and S.W. 

 New Guinea 

 (Bubi. Andai. 

 Lobo). 



5. bernsteini (Salvad.). (p. 417.) 



New Guinea 

 (Salawati). 



6. nigrimentum (Gray), (p. 418.) 



Molucca la. 



(Amboina. Goram. 

 Matabello). 



7. trivirgatus (Temm.). (p. 418.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 



8. medius, Sharpe, Eep. Voy. 'Alert,' p. 14 (1884). Queensland. 



9. albiventris, Gould, (p. 419, pt.) 



[Cf. Sharpe, Eep. Voy. ' Alert,' p. 15 (1884).] 



N.E. Australia. 



10. gouldi (Gray), (p. 419.); 



N.E. Australia. 



11. diadematus (Salvad.). (p. 419.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Obi Is.). 



12. bimaculatus (Gray), (p. 420.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Batchian. Halrnahera. 

 Morotai). 



13. melanopterus (Gray), (p. 420.) 



Louisiade Archipelago. 

 S.E. New Guinea. 




280 GEBTEBA AHD SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



14. dichxcms (Gray), (p. 421.) New Guinea. 



15. verticalis, Sclater. (p. 422.) Bismarck Archipelago 



(Duke of York Is.). 



16. sericeus, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (2) New Hebrides 



iii. p. 1293 (1888). (Espiritu Santo). 



17. guttulatus (Gam,.), (p. 422.) New Guinea. 



Papuan Is. 

 (Jobi, Waigiou, 

 Mysol, etc.). 



Aru Is. 



Louisiade Archipelago 

 (Sudest Isl.). 



18. heterurtis, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) xvi. S.E. New Guinea, 

 p. 74 (1896). 



19. morotensis, Sharpe. (p. 423.) Molucca Is. 



[= No. 12, teste Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus. (Morotai). 



xxii. p. 205 (1900).] 



20. everetti, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iii. p. 173 (1896). Djampea Isl., 



Celebean Sea. 



21. brodiei (Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. iv. Solomon Is. 



p. 80, 1879). (Guadalcanal 



Lango). 



22. vidua, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 439. Solomon Is. 



[melanocephalus, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. (San CriBtoval). 

 iv. p. 468 (1880).] 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



281 



23. squamulatus, Tristr., Ibis, 1882, p. 136. Solomon Ib. 



(XJgi Isl.). 



24. browni, Ramsay, P. Z. S. 1882, d. 711. 



Solomon Is. 

 (Mawabo). 



25. leucotis (Gould), (p. 423.) 



Louisiade Archipelago. 

 N.B. Australia. 



26. castus (Scl., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 53, pi. xii. fig. 1). Tenimber Is. 



27. piteatus (Salvad.). (p. 424:) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Halmahera. 

 Buru). 



28. buruensis, A. B. Meyer, SB. Ges. Isis, Dresd. Molucca Is. 

 1884, p. 24. (Buru). 



29. loricatus(JFa«.). (p. 425.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Buru). 



30. leucurus (Gray), (p. 425.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Key Is.). 



31. infelix (Bel.), (p. 426.) 



Admiralty Is. 



32. axillaris (Salvad.). (p. 426.) 



New G-uinea 

 (Arfak Mts.). 




282 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



33. reichenowi, Madardsz, Orn. MB. viii. p. 2 German New Guinea. 

 (1900). 



34. brahmi (Schl.). (p. 426.) 



Is. of Geelvink Bay 

 (Misori Isl.). 



35. richardsi, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. vi. Solomon Is. 

 p. 177 (1881). (Rendova. 



Ugi Isl.). 



36. florencise, Sharpe, Ibis, 1890, p. 206. 



Solomon Is. 

 (Bubiana). 



37. chrysomelas (Gam.), (p. 427.) 



Bismarck Archipelago 



(New Ireland). 

 New Hanover. 



38. kordensis (A. B. Meyer), (p. 427.) 



Is. of Bay of Geelvink 

 (Misori). 



39. melanonotus, Scl. (p. 428, pt.) 



New Guinea. 

 Salawati. 

 Waigiou. Mysol. 



40. aurantiacus (A. B. Meyer, Abb. Zool. Mus. New Guinea 

 Dresden, 1890-91, p. 9). (Kafu). 



41. aruensis (Salvad.). (p. 428.) 



Aru Is. 



S. New Guinea. 



LXXXIX. HETEEANAX, Sharpe *. 



(Sharpe, in Gould's B. New Guinea, ii. 

 pi. 39, 1S83.) 



1 . mundus (Scl., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 54, pi. xii. fig. 2). Tenimber Is. 



Dammer Isl. 



Belongs to the Laniid®, according to Dr. Finsch. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 283 



XO. JIONARCHA, Vig. $ Horsf. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 429, 1879.) 



1. melanopsis ( Vieill.). (p. 430.) Australia. 



S. New Guinea. 

 Timor. 



2. canescens, Satoad. (p. 431.) N.E. Australia, 



3. frater, Sol. (p. 431.) N.W. New Guinea 



(Arfak Mts.). 



4. periophthalmicus, Sharpe, Journ. Linn. Soc, S.E. New Guinea. 



Zool. xvi. pp. 318, 430 (1882). 



5. cinerascens, Temm* Celebes. 



\inornatus (less.), (p. 431.) Talaut Is. 



fuscescens, A. B. Meyer, MB. Ges. Isis, Dresd. Sula Is. 



1884, i. p. 23. New Guinea. Mysol. 



, A. B. Meyer, t. c. p. 23.] Echiquier Is. 



Admiralty Is. 

 Bismarck Archipelago 

 (Duke of York Is.). 

 Solomon Is. 



(Fead Isl.). 

 Aru Is. Key Is. 

 Molucca Is. 



6. commutatus, Bruggem., Abh. nat. Ter. Bremen, Sangi Is. 



t. p. 68 (1876). (Siao. Great 



[= No. 5, teste Einsch, Notes Leyden Mus. Sangi Is.), 

 xxii. p. 258, 1901.] 



7. kisserensis, A. B. Meyer, MB. Ges. Isis, Dresd. Kisser Isl. 

 1884, i. p. 22. 

 [= No. 5, teste Einsch, I. c.~\ 



8. godeffroyi, Hartl. (p. 432.) Mackenzie Is. 



(Uap Isl.). 



* Mr. Richmond has pointed out to me that Temminck's name of cinerascens has 

 more than a year's priority over Lesson's name of inornatus. 




284 



GBNBEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



XCL PELTOPS, Wagler. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 433, 1879.) 



1. blainvillei (Gam.), (p. 433.) 



New Guinea. 



2. minor, Be Vis, Ann. Rep. Brit. New Guinea, S.E. New Guinea. 

 i894, App. p. 300. 



XCII. POMAREA, Bp. 



(Sharpe, t. e. p. 434.)* 



1. nigra (Sparrm.). (p. 434.) 



Society Is. 



(Tabid. Maupiti.) 

 Marquesas Is. 



(Santa Cristina, 



Hiraoa). 

 Tongatabu Is. 



(Now extinct.) 



2. castaneiventris ( Verr.). (p. 435.) 



Solomon Is. 



(Guadalcanal-). 



3. ribbei, Hartert, Nov. ZooL ii. p. 485 (1895). 



Solomon Is. 

 (Munia). 



4. erythrosticta, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 185. 



Solomon Is. 

 (Fauro). 



* POMAREOPSIS, Oust, Bull. Asb. Sei. France, 1880, no. 11, p. 173. 



(Dubois, Syn. Av. p. 291, 1900.) = Grallina \cf. Cat. B. vol. iv.]. 



1. semi-atra, Oust. I. c. N. New Guinea. 



= Grallina bruijni, Salvad., teste Salvad. Orn. 

 Pap. ii. p. 191 (1881). 




OENBEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



285 



5. ruibcastanea, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. Solomon Is. 



iv. p. 79 (1879). (San Cristoval), 



6. leucophthalma, Bamsay, Eec. Austr. Mus. Solomon Is. 



i. p. 4 (1890). ' (Howia Isl.). 



7. ugiensis, Ramsay, Journ. Linn. Soo. Lond., : &ao\. Solomon Is. 

 xvi. p. 128 (1881). (Ugi). 



XCIII. ST0PAR0LA, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 435, 1879.) 



1. indigo (Sorsf.). (p. 436.) 



Java. 



2. albicaudata (Jerd.). (p. 437.) 



S. India 



(Nilghiri and 

 Palani Hills). 



3. melanops(Fi(5'.). (p. 438). 



Himalayas. 

 Indian Peninsula. 

 Assam. Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur, 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 S. China. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



4. septentrionalis, Biittik., Notes Leyden Mus. N. Celebes 

 xv. p. 169 (1893). (Tondano. 



Manado). 



5. meridionalis, Biittik., I. e. p. 170 (1893). 



S. Celebes 

 (Makassar. 

 Mt. Bonthain). 




286 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



6. thalassinoides (Cab.), (p. 439.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



7. ruficrissa, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. xiv. p. 202 Sumatra 



(1879). (Mt. Singalan). 



8. cerviniventris, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 444. Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



9. panayensis, Sharpe. (p. 440.) 



Philippine Is. 



(Negros. Panay). 



10. nigrimentalis, Ogilvie Grant, Bull.B. O. C. iii. Philippine Is. 



p. 50 (1894) ; id., Ibis, 1894, p. 507, (Mindoro. Luzon), 



pi. xiv. fig. 2. 



11. soiiiAz. (Walden). (p. 440.) 



Ceylon. 



Family III. CAMP0PHAGID.E. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 7, 1879.) 



I. AKTAMIDES, Hartl. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 8.) 



1. caledonicus (Gm.). (p. 10.) 



New Caledonia. 

 New Hebrides. 



2. welchmanni, Tristr., Ibis, 1892, p. 294. 



Solomon Is. 

 (Bugotu Isl.). 



3. schistacetis, Sharpe. (p. 11.) 



Sula Is. 

 Banggai Isl. 




GENERA AND SP BOIES OE BIKDS. 



287 



4. lifuensis, Trior., Ibis, 1879, p. 190. 



Loyalty Ib. 

 (Lifn). 



b. monotonus, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 441. Solomon Is. 



6. unimodus, Sol., P. Z. S. 1883, p. 55. 



Tenimber Is. 

 (Larat). 



7. larutensis, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1887, p. 435. 



Malay Peninsula 

 (Mts. of Perak). 



8. larvatus (S. Mull.), (p. 11.) 



Java. 



9. sumatrensis (S. Mull.), (p. 12.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 

 Philippine Is. 



10. kannegieteri, Buttik., Notes Leyd. Mus. xvii. Iel. of Nias. 

 p. 175. 



11. enganensis, Salvad., Ann. Mus. GenoT. (2) xii. Isl. of Engano. 

 p. 129 (1892). 



12. crissalis, Salvad., Ann. Mus. GenoT. (2) xiv. Isl. of Mentawei. 

 p. 592 (1894). 



13. difficilis, Hartert, Not. Zool. ii. p. 470 (1895). Philippine Is. 



(Palawan. Balabae. 

 Oalamianes) 



14. bungurensis, Hartert, Not. Zool. i. p. 477 Natuna Is. 



(1894). (Bunguran Isl.). 




288 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS 



15. pollens, Salvad. (p. 13.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Key Is.). 



16. guillemardi, Salvad., Ibis, 1886, p. 154. Philippine Is. 



[pollens (nee Salvad.), Guillem., P. Z. S. 1885, (Sulu. Lapac. 



p. 258.] Tawi-Tawi. 



Bongao. Sibutu.) 



17. normani, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 438. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



18. melanocephalus, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genoy. Sumatra. 

 (2) xiv. p. 206 (1879). 



19. personatus (S. Mull.), (p. 13.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 



20. lettiensis (A. JB. Meyer, SB. Ges. Isis, Dresd. Lesser Sunda Is. 

 1884, p. 28). (Lettie). 



[= No. 19, teste Finsch, Notes Leyd. Mus. xxii. 

 p. 248 (1901).] 



21. parvulus, Salvad. (p. 14.) 



Molucca Is. 



(Halmahera IsL). 



22. floris, Sharpe. (p. 14.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Flores). 



23. alfredianus, Hartert, Not. Zool. v. p. 458 

 (1898). 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Alor. Lomblon). 



24. caeruleigriseus (Gray), (p. 15.) 



N.W. & N. New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Jobi Isl.). 

 Aru Islands. 




GBTfERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 

 25. temmincki (& Mutt.), (p. 15.) Celebes. 



289 



26. magnirostris (Bp.). (p. 16.) 



Molucca la. 

 (Batchian. 

 Halmahera. 

 Ternate). 



27. atriceps [8. Mull,), (p. 16.) 



Isl. of Oeram. 



. 28. bicolor (Temm.). (p. 17.) 



Celebes. 

 Togian Is. 



29. fortis (Salvad.). (p. 18.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Buru). 



30. striatus (Bodd.). (p. 18.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Luzon). 



31. kochi, Kutter, Orn. Centralbl. 1882, p. 183 ; Philippine Is. 



J. f. O. 1883, p. 163. (Samar. Leyte. 



mindanensis, Steere, List B. & Mamm. Exped. Panaon. Nipah. 



Philipp. p. 14 (1890).] Mindanao. Basilan). 



32. panayensis, Steere, List B. & Mamm. 

 Philipp. p. 14 (1890). 



Philippine Is. 

 (Panay. Guimaras. 

 Masbate. Negros). 



33. mindorensis, Steere, t. e. p. 14 (1890). 

 TOL. in. April 20, 1901. 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mindoro. Tablas). 

 TJ 




290 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



34 cebuensis, OgUvie Grant, Ibis, 1896, p. 535. Philippine Is. 



(Cebu). 



35. dobsoni {Ball), (p. 20.) 



Andaman Is. 



II. CAMP0CH.ERA, Salvad. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 21, 1879.) 



1. sloetii (Schl.). (p. 21.) 



N.W. New Guinea. 



2. flaviceps, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. xv. 

 p. 38, note (1879). ' 



S.E. New Guinea. 



III. PTEROPOD0CYS, Gould. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 22.) 



1. phasianella {Gould), (p. 22.) 



Australia. 



IV. GRAUCALUS, Ouv. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 23.) 



1. boyeri (Gray), (p. 25.) 



N.W. New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 

 (Jobi. Mysol). 



2. sub-alaris, Sharpe. (p. 26.) 



S.E. & S. New Guinea. 



3. caesius (IAcht.). (p. 26.) 



S. Africa. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 291 



4. purus, Sharpe, Ibis, 1891, p. 121. Equatorial Africa 



(Mau. Mt. Elgon). 

 S. Abyssinia. 



5. azureus, Cass. (p. 27.) W. Africa 



(Gold Coast 

 to the Congo). 



6- caeruleus, Oust., Ann. Sci. Nat. xvii. art. 8, p. 1 W. Africa 



(1884). (Lower Congo). 



7. preussi, Reichenow, Ber. Allg. deutsch. orn. Ges. W. Africa 



xi. p. 4 (1892). (Cameroons). 



8. cucullatus, Milne-Edw. $ Oust., C. R. ci. p. 221 Comoro Is. 



(1885). (Grand Comoro). 



9. sulphureus, Milne-Edw. $ Oust., t. c. p. 221 Comoro Is. 



(1885). (Grand Comoro). 



10. cinereus (P. L. S. Mull.), (p. 28.) Madagascar. 



11. pectoralis, Jard. $• Selby. (p. 29.) Tropical Africa. 



12. melanops {Lath.), (p. 30.) New Zealand. 



[ Gr. melanogenys, Jacq. & Pucher. Zool. Voy. Australia. 

 Astrolabe, iii. p. 66 (1853).] Louisiade Archipelago. 



New Guinea. 

 Aru and Key Is. 

 Molucca Is. 



(Amboina). 

 Tenimber Is. 

 Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Timor. Sumba). 

 Celebes (Peling Id.). 



13. parvirostris, Gould, (p. 32.) S. Australia 



Tasmania. 



ir2 




292 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OP BIBDS. 



14. sumbensis, A. B. Meyer, Verb. z.-b. Ges. Wien, Lesser Sunda Is. 

 xxd. p. 765 (1881). (Sumba). 



15. comix, Beichenow, On. MB. viii. p. 187 (1900). German 



New Guinea. 



16. leucopygius, Bp. (p. 33.) 



Celebes. 

 Togian Is. 

 Sangi Is. 



17. javensis (Sorsf.). (p. 33.) 



Java. 



18. macei, Less. (p. 31.) 



Indian Peninsula. 



Ceylon. 



Burmese Provinces. 



19. rex-pineti, Swinh. (p. 35.) 



Formosa. 

 S. China. 



20. hypoleucus, Gould, (p. 36.) N.E. Australia. 



gams, Ramsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. vi. S.B. New Guinea, 

 p. 176 (1881).] Solomon Is. 



(Guadalcanar). 

 Aru Is. 



21. timorlaoensis, A. B. Meyer, Zeitsch. ges. Orn. Tenimber Is. 

 i. p. 199, Taf. 9. fig. 1 (1884). 

 [—hyppleticus, teste Finsoh, Notes Leyden Mus. 

 zxi. p. 250, 1901.] 



22. longicauda, De Vis, Ann. Rep. Brit. New 

 Guinea, 1890, App. p. 59. 



S.E. New Guinea 

 (Musgrave Range). 



23. louisiadensis, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 524 

 (1898). 



Louisiade Archipelago 

 (Sudest Isl.). 




GENERA AM) SPECIES OF BIEDS. 293 



24. mentalis, Vig. §■ Hots}, (p. 37.) ' E. & S. Australia. 



25. papuensis (Gm,.). (p. 39.) 



New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 

 Molucca Is. 



26. stephani, A. B. Meyer, Abh. K. Zool. Mns. German 



Dresden, 1890-91, no. 4, p. 9. New Guinea. 



27. sclateri, Salvad. (p. 40.) 



Bismarck Archipelago 

 (New Ireland). 



28. lineatus {Swains.), (p. 40.) 



E. Australia 

 (N.S. Wales to 

 Rockingham Bay). 



29; sub-lineatus, Sclater, P. Z. S. 1879, p. 448, 

 pi. xxxri. 



Bismarck Archipelago 

 (New Ireland). 



30. maforensis (Meyer), (p. 41.) 



Papuan Is. 

 (Mafoor Isl.). 



31. axillaris, Salvad. (p. 27.) 



N.W. New Guinea 

 (Arfak Mts.). 



S.E. New Guinea 

 (Astrolabe Mts.). 



32. solomonis, Bamsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. Solomon Is. 



iv. p. 314 (1879). (Guadalcanar). 



\pusillus, Kamsay (nee Gray), t. c. p. 71.] 



33. nigrifrons, Tristr., Ibis, 1892, p. 294. 



Solomon Is. 

 (Bugotu Isl.). 




294 



GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



34. holopolius, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 184. Solomon Is. 



(Guadalcanal - ). 



Y. EDOLIISOMA, Jacq. fy Pueher, 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 42, 1879.) 



1. caerulescens (Btyth). (p, 44,) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Luzon). 



8. alteram, Warcllaw*Bam$ay, Ibis, 1881, p. 34. Philippine Is. 



(Cebu). 



3. panayense, Steere, List B. & Mamm. Exped. 

 Philipp. p. 14 (1890). 



Philippine Is. 



(Panay. Gruimaras. 

 Negros). 



4. melan (S. Mall.). 



[nigrum (Gam.), (p. 45:) 



Cf. Salvad. Orn. Pap. ii. p. 143 (1881).] 



New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Jobi. Batanta). 

 Aru Is. 



5. dispar, Salvad. (p. 46.) 



Molucca Is. 



(Banda, Monawolka, 



Goram, etc.). 

 Key Is. 



6. montanum (A. B. Meyer), (p. 46.) 



If .W. New Guinea 

 ( Arfak Mts.). 



7. amboinense (Hartl.). Molucca Is. 



[ceramense (nee Bp.), Sharpe, Oat. B. iv. p. 47. (Ceram. Amboina). 



Cj. Salvad. Orn. Pap. ii. p. 156 (1881).] 



8. dohertyi, Hartert, Nov, Zool. iii. p. 584 (1896). Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Sumba. 

 S. Floras). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 295 



9. emancipatum, Hartert, Nov. Zool. iii. p. 170 Oelebean la. 



(1896). (Djampea Isl.). 



10. tagulanum, Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 524 Louisiade Archipelago 



(1898). (Sudest Isl.). 



11. salvadorii, Sharpe. (p. 48.) 



Sangi Is. 



(Great Sangi). 



12. talautense, Meyer $ Wiglem., Abh. Mus. Dresd. Talaut Is. 

 1894-95, no. 9, p. 5. 



13. timoriense, Sharpe. (p. 49.) 



Lesser Sunda Is. 

 (Timor). 



14. marginatum (Wall), (p. 50.) 

 [cerameiise, Bp.] * 



Molucca Is. 

 (Bum). 



15. poliopse, Sharpe, Journ. Linn. Soc, Zool. xvi. S.E. New Guinea, 

 p. 318 (1882). 



16. schisticeps, Gray. (p. 50.) 



W. New Guinea. 

 Isl. of Mysol. 



17. obiense, Salvad. (p. 51). 



[Cf. Hartert, Nov. Zool. v. p. 132 (1898).] 



Molucca Is. 



(Obi Is.). 

 Oelebean Is. 



(Peling and 



Banggai Is. 



Sula Is.). 



* The oldest name for this species is apparently ceramense, but this is inadmis- 

 sible as it conveys an erroneous idea of the habitat of the species. 




296 GBNBEA AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 



18. aruense, Sharpe. (p. 52.) Aru Is. 



19. nehrkorni, Salvad., Orn. Papuasia, App. ii. Isl. of Waigion. 



p. 91 (1890). 



20. neglectum, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. xv. Papuan Is. 



p. 36 (1888). (Mafoor Isl.). 



21. incertum (A. B. Meyer), (p. 52.) 



Papuan Is. 

 (Miosnoum. Jobi.) 



22. meyeri, Meyer, (p. 53.) 



Papuan Is. 



(Misori). 



23. erythropygium, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 184. Solomon Is. 



(Guadalcanal). 



24. rostratum, Hartert, Bull. B. O. C. viii. p. xx 

 (1898). 



Louisiade Archipelago 

 (Eossel Isl.). 



25. remofuin Sharpe. (p. 54.) 



Bismarck Archipelago 

 (New Hanover. 

 New Ireland. 

 Duke of York Isl.). 



26. tristrami, Bamsay, Pr. Linn. Soc. N. S. W. vii. Solomon Is. 



p. 22 (1882), nom. emend, pro E. salo- (Guadalcanar). 



nionis, Tristr. Ibis, 1879, p. 440 (neo 

 Graucalus solomonis, Bamsay). 



27. nsorio {8. Mail.), (p. 54.) 



S. Celebes. 




GETTEBA AND SPECIES OB BIEDS. 297 



28. septentrionale, Meyer fy Wiglesw., B. Celebes, N. Celebes. 

 ii. p. 420 (1898). 



29. everetti, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. iii. p. x (1893). Philippine Is. 



(Sula. Tawi-Tawi. 

 Bongao). 



30. mindanense (Tweedd., P. Z. S. 1878, p. 947) ; Philippine Is. 

 Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 470 (Mindanao. 



(1879). Basilan). 



31. tenuirostre (Jard.). (p. 55.) 



Australia. 



32, miilleri, Salvad. (p. 55, pt.) 



[Cf. Salvad. Orn. Pap. ii. p. 153 (1881).] 



New Guinea. 

 Isl. of Mysol. 

 Aru Is. 



33. nesiotis (Hartl. $ Fimch). (p. 56.) 



Mackenzie Is. 

 (Uap Id.). 



34. grayi, Sharpe. (p. 57.) 



Molucca Isl. 

 (Batchian. 

 Halruahera. 

 Morotai). 



35. anale (J. Verr.). (p. 58.) 



New Caledonia. 



YI. CHLAMYDOCHEEA, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 439.) 



1. jefferyi, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 439, pi. xiii. Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 




298 



GENEBA AND SPECIES Or BIBDS. 



VII. LOBOTUS, Reidhenb. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 58, 1879.) 



1. \obaXas (Temm.). (p. 58.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast). 



VIII. CAMPOPHAGA, VieilL 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 59.) 



1. phcenicea (Lath.), (p. 59.) 



W. & N.E. Africa. 

 Equatorial Africa 

 (Uganda). 



2. xanthornoides (Less.), (p. 60.) 



W. & N.E. Africa. 



3. hartlaubi (Salvad.). (p. 62.) 



[Cf. Bocage, Jorn. Bisb. 1892, p. 260.] 



S.E. Africa. 

 S.W. Africa 



(Mossamedes. 



Benguela). 

 Equatorial Africa. 



4. nigra. (Vieill.). (p. 62.) 



5. quiscalina (Finsch). (p. 63.) 



S. Africa. 



W. Africa 



(Gold Coast). 

 Equatorial Africa. 



6. preussi, Reichenow, Orn. MB. 1899, p. 40. 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons). 



7. petiti, Oust., Ann. Sci. Nat. xvii. art. 

 (1884). 



8, p. 1 W.Africa 



(Lower Congo). 



IX. V0LV0CIV0BA, Hodgs., Ind. Eev. i. p. 328 (1837). 



[Campophaga, pt., Sharpe, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 59, 1879.] 



1. lugubris (Sundev.). (p. 65.) 



Himalayas 



(Murri to Bhutan). 

 Plains of N. India 



(winter). 

 Assam to Manipur. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



299 



2. melanoptera (Biipp.). (p. 67.) 



lia, Hume. (p. 66.) 

 satwrata, Swinh. (p. 66.) 

 iwnominata, Oates, Handb. B. Brit. Burmah, i. 



p. 233 (1883).] 

 [Of. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 492 

 (1889).] 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 



S. China. 



Hainan. 



3. neglecta {Hume), (p. 68.) 



[polioptera (Sharpe, Cat. p. 69, pi. ii.) 



Cf. Oates, Handb. B. Brit. Burmah, i. p. 232 



(1883).] 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 N. Malay Peninsula. 



X. PEBICROCOTUS, Boie. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p, 70, 1879.) 



1. speciosus (Lath.), (p. 71.) 



[elegems, McClell., teste Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., 

 Birds, i. p. 479 (1889).] 



Himalayas. 

 N.W. & C. Indian 



Peninsula. Assam. 

 Naga and Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur. 

 Burmese Hills. 



2. fraterculus, . 



gans (nee McClell.). (p. 73.) Cf. Oates, 

 t. c. p. 481.] 



Assam. 

 Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur. 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 S. China. 



3. andamanensis, Beavm $ Tytler. (p. 73.) 



Andaman Is. 



4. flammifer, Hume. (p. 74.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



5. modiglianii, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Cenov. (2) Isl. of Engano. 



xii. p. 130 (1892). 




300 



GEFEBA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



6. xanthogaster (Baffl.). (p. 74.) 



Malay Peninsula; 



Sumatra. 



Borneo. 



7. marches*, Guillem., P. Z. S. 1885, p. 259, 

 pi. xviii. fig. 1. 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mainbun Isl., 

 Sulu Archipelago). 



leytensis, Steere, List B. & Mamm. Exped. Philippine Is. 



Philipp. p. 15 (1890). (Samar. Leyte). 



9. cinereigula, Sharpe, Voia, 1889, p. 192. Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



[?=P. montanus, Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genoy. (2) 

 xii. p. 54, 1891 ; Sharpe, Ibis, 1892, p. 435.] 



10. montanus, Salvad., Ann. Mus. Genov. sir. 

 p. 205 (1879). 



Mts. of Sumatra. 

 Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



11. wrayi, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 269, pi. xv. Malay Peninsula 



[Cf. Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) xii. p. 54, (Mts. of Perak). 



1891 ; Sharpe, Ibis, 1892, p. 435.] 



12. croceus, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1888, p. 269. 



Malay Peninsula 

 (Mts. of Perak). 



13. flammeus {Forst). (p. 75.) 



Hills of S. Indian 



Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



14. exsul, Wall (p. 76.) 



Java. 



Lombok. 



15. novus, Wardlaw-Bamsay, Ibis, 1886, p. 161. 



Philippine Is. 



(Luzon). 

 Negros. 




GHITEEA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



301 



16. leytensis, Steere, List B. & Mamni. Exped. Philippine Is. 



Philipp. p. 15(1890). (Samar. Leyte). 



17. lansbergi, Bwttik., Notes Leyden Mus. viii. 

 p. 155, pi. 6 (1886). 



Sumbawa Isl. 



18. peregrinus {Linn.), (p. 76.) 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. Andaman Is. 

 Assam. 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Java. Borneo. 



19. igneus, Blyih. (p. 78.) 



W. China. 

 S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 

 Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan). 



20. brevirostris (Vig.). (p. 79.) 



Himalayas 



(Gilgit to Bhutan). 

 Hills of Assam. 

 Tenasserim. 

 Plains of N. India. 



21. neglectus, Hume. (p. 80.) Manipur. 



[puleherrimus, Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genov. (2) v. Tenasserim 

 p. 515 (1887)=P. neglectus, Sharpe, P. Z. S. (Mt. Mooleyit). 



1888, p. 269. 

 Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 484 

 (1889).] 



22. miniatus (Temm.). (p. 80.) W. Java. 



[Cf. A. B. Meyer, SB. G-es. Isis, Dresden, W. Sumatra. 



1884, p. 26.] 



23. roseus (Vieill.). (p. 81.) 



Himalayas 

 (Afghanistan to 



Plains of N. & C. India. 

 Hills of Assam. 

 Burmese Provinces^ 




302 



GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



24. Solaris, Blyth. (p. 82.) E. Himalayas 



[rubrolimbatus, Salvad. Ann. Mus. Genoy. (2) (Nepal to 



v. p. 515 (1887). Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Buxa Doars). 



Ind., Birds, i. p. 485 (1889).] 



Khasi Hille. 

 Manipur. 

 Pegu. 

 Tenasserim. 



25. griseigularis, Gould, (p. 83.) 



Formosa. 



26. cinereus, Lafr. (p. 83.) 



E. Siberia. 



China. 



Pegu (winter). 



Malay Peninsula (winter). 



Borneo (winter). 



Philippine Is. 



(Palawan. Mindoro. 



Luzon) (winter). 



27. japonicus, Stejn., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. 1887, Japan, 

 p. 649. 



28. tegimae, Stejn., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. x. 1887, p. 648. Liu-Kiu Is. 



29. cantonensis, Swinh. (p. 84.) 



[immodestus, Hume. (p. 83, note.)] 



S. China. 

 TenasBerim (? winter). 



30. erythropygius (Jerd.). (p. 85.) 



Indian Peninsula. 



31. albifrons, Jerd. (p. 86.) 



Burmese Provinces 

 (Thayetmyo district). 



XI. LALAGE, Boie. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 86, 1879.) 



1. sykesi, Strickl. * (p. 89.) 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



* melanothorax, Sharpe (p. 91), is an artefact ! Cf. Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1886, p. 354. 




GEMKA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 



303 



2. melanoleuca (Blyth). (p. 91.) 



[Of. Wardlaw-Ramsay, Ibis, 1884, p. 334.] 



Philippine Is. 



(Mindoro. Luzon). 



3. minor, Steere, List B. & Mamtn. Exped. Philipp. Philippine Is. 



p. 15 (1890). (Samar. Leyte. 



Mindanao). 



4. tricolor, Swains, (p. 92.) 



Australia. 



S.E. New Guinea. 



5. atrovirens (Gray), (p. 93.) 



N.W. New Guinea. 

 Papuan Is. 



(Mysol. Salawati). 



6. riedeli, A. B. Meyer, SB. Ges. Isis, Dresd. 1884, Lesser Sunda Is. 

 p. 29. ' (Kisser). 



[=No. 7, teste Pinsch, NoteB Leyden Mus. xxii. 

 p. 251 (1901).] 



7. timoriensis (8. Mull.), (p. 94.) 



[celebensis, A. B. Meyer, SB. Ges. Isis, Dresd., 

 1884, p. 30.] 



Lesser Sunda Is. 



(Bali. Timor. Sumba. 



Sumbawa. Kisser. 



Letti. Lombok). 

 Celebes. 

 Celebean Is. 



(Djampea. Kalao). 



8. moesta, Scl., P. Z. S. 1882, p. 55. 



Tenimber Is. 



9. terat (Bodd.). (p. 95.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Nicobar Is. 



(Oamorta. Nancowry). 

 Java. Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 

 Philippine Is. generally. 



10. pacifica (Gm.). (p. 97.) 



Tonga Is. 

 Fiji Is. 

 Rotuma Is. 




304 



GHJTERA. AND SPECIES OE BIBDS. 



11. sharpai, Bothsoh., Bull. B. O. C. x. p. xl (1900). Samoa Is. 



(Upolu). 



12. leucopygialis, Wald. (p. 98.) 



Celebes. 

 Peling and 

 Banggai Is. 



13. leucoptera, 8chl. (p. 99.) 



N. Papuan Is. 

 (Misori). 



14. whitmeei, Skarpe. (p. 100.) 



Savage Isl. 



15. banksiana, Gray. (p. 100.) 



Banks Is. 



(Yanua Lavu). 

 Mew Hebrides 



(Efate). 



16. flavotincta, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. 0. x. p. xxviii New Hebrides 

 (1899). (Mallicolo. 



Espiritu Santo). 



17. rafiventer {Swains.), (p. 101.) 



Isl. of Mauritius. 



18. newtoni, Pollen, (p. 102.) 



Isl. of B6union. 



19. insperata (Mnsch). (p. 103.) 



Caroline Is. 

 (Ponap6). 



20. fimbriata (Temm.). (p. 103.) 



Java. 




UEJTERA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 305 



21. CUlminata (A. Hay), (p. 104.) Malay Peninsula. 



[Campophaga minor, Davison, Ibis, 1892, p. 99. Sumatra. 

 Cf. Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. i. no. 2, p. vii (1892).] Borneo. 



22. monacha (Hartl. $ Finsoh). (p. 105.) Pelew Is; 



23. lencomelaena(%. $ Horsf.), (p. 106.) Australia. 



[Cf. Salvad. Orn. Pap. ii. p. 163.] Is. of Torres Straits. 



24. karu (Less. $ Gam.), (p. 106, pt.) S.E. New Guinea. 



[Cf. Sharpe, Voy. ' Alert,' Birds, p. 13 (1884).] Aru Is. 



Bismarck Archipelago 

 (New Ireland). 



25. aurea (Temrn.). (p. 108.) Molucca Is. 



(Batchian. 

 Halmahera. 

 Ternate. 

 Morotai). 



XII. DIAPHOROPTERUS, Oberh., Proc. Acad. Philad. 1899, p. 214. 

 [Syrnmorphus, Gould {nee Wesmael), Sharpe, Cat. B. 

 Brit. Mus. iv. p. 109.] 



1. leucopygius, Gould, (p. 109.) Norfolk Isl. 



2. nsevius (Gm.). (p. 110.) New Caledonia. 



Loyalty Is. 



New Hebrides 



(Malicolo. 



" Brromanga. 



Aneiteum), 



3. affinis, Tristr., Ibis, 1879, p. 440. Solomon Is. 



(San Cristoval Isl./, 



4. nigripectus, De Vis, Ann. Kep. Brit. New S.E. New Guinea 

 Guinea, p. 102 (1894). (Mt. Maneao). 



vol. Hi. April 20, 1901. x 




306 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



Family IV. PYCNONOTID^. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 1, 1881.) 



I. .ffiGITHINA, Vieill. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 4, 1881.). 



1. viridissima (Bp.). (p. 6.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



2. tiphia (Linn.), (p. 7.) 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



3. viridis (Bp.). (p. 11.) 



Sumatra. 



Borneo. 



Palawan. 



4. scapularis (JSorsf.). (p. 12.) 



Java. 



5. nigrolutea (G. F. L. Marshall), (p. 12.) 



N.W. Provs. India. 

 W. India, 



II. AETHORHYNCHUS, Simdev. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 13.) 



1. lafresnayei (Hartl). (p. 14). 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Burmese Provinces. 



% xanthotis, Sharpe. (p. 15.) 



Siam. Cambodia. 



3. philipi, Oust., N. Arch. Mus. 1885, p. 286. Annara. 




GBNBEA AND SPECIES OF BIKDS. 



307 



HI. CHLOROPSIS, Jard. $Selby. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 15, 1881.) 



1. hardwickei, Jard. fy SeCby. (p. 18.) 



Himalayas 



(Masuri to Bhutan). 

 Assam. Burmese 



Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula 



(Mts. of Perak). 



2. lazulina (Swimh.). (p. 19.) 



Hainan. 



3. aurifrons (Temm.). (p. 20.) 



Sub-Himalayan districts 



to 0. India. 

 Assam. 



Khasi Hills. Manipur. 

 Burmese Provinces. 



4. malabarica (Gm.). (p. 22.) 



Ceylon. 



S. & C. India. 



5. viridis (.Hot/.), (p. 23.) 



Java. 



6. zosteiops (Vig.). (p. 24.) 



C. & S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



7. parvirostris, Hartert, Orn. MB. vi. p. 93(1898). Isl. of Nias. 



8. jerdoni {Btyth), (p. 25.) 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon 



9. media (Bp.). (p. 27.) 



Sumatra. 



i2 




308 GENEBA AHD SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



10. nigricollis(Fie*tt). (p. 27.) Java. 



11. kinabaluensis, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 445 ; 

 1889, p. 272, pi. vs.. 

 [fiavocincta, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 445.] 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



12. chlorocephala (Wold.), (p. 28.) 



Garo & Khasi Hills. 

 Assam. Cachar. 

 Manipur. 

 Indo-Chinese 

 Provinces. 



13. icterocephala {Less.), (p. 30.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 



14. viridinucha (Sharpe). (p, 31, pi. i.) 



Borneo. 



15. cyanopogon (Temm.). (p. 32.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



16. palawanensis, Sharpe. (p. 33.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan. BalabaOr 

 Calamianes). 



17. flavipennis (Tweedd.). (p. 34.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Cebu). 



18. venusta (Bp.). (p. 34.) 



Sumatra. 



TV. IRENA, Eorsf. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 174, 1881.) 



1. cyanogaster, Vig. (p. 175.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Luzon). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



309 



2. ellae, Steere, List B. & Mamm. Exped. Philipp. Philippine Is. 



p. 18 (1890). (Samar. Leyte). 



3. melanoohlamys, Sharpe. (p. 170.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mindanao. 



Easilan). 



4. turcosa, Walden. (p. 176.) ' 



Java. 



5. criniger, Sharpe. (p. 176.) 



Borneo. 



Sumatra, 



6. puella {Lath.), (p. 177.) 



S. India. Ceylon. 

 E. Himalayas. 

 Assam. Cachar. 

 Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur. 

 Indo-Chinese 

 ' Provinces. 



7. tweeddalei, Sharpe. (p. 178.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan. 

 Balabac. 

 Calamianes). 



8. cyanea, Begbie. (p. 179.) 



Malay Peninsula. 



V. HYPSIPETES, Vig. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 35, 1881.) 



1. psaroides, Vig. (p. 36.) 



Himalayas 

 (Murri to Bhutan). 

 Assam. Khasi Hills. 

 Cachar. Manipur. 

 Aracan. 




yiO GENERA AND SPECIES OE BIEDS. 



2. concolor, Blyth. (p. 38.) Burmese Provinces. 



3. ganeesa, SyJces. (p. 39.) 



S. India. 

 Ceylon. 



4. perniger, Bwinh. (p. 41.) 



Hainan. 



5. nigerrimus, Gould, (p. 41.) 



Formosa. 



6. leucocephalus (Gm.). (p. 42.) China. 



7. amaurotis (Temm.). (p. 42.) 



Japan. Corea. 

 E. China. 



8. hensoni, Stejn., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xv. p. 347 Japan. 

 (1892). 



9. squamiceps (KitiL), (p. 42, pt.) Bonin Is. 



10. pryeri, Stejn., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. 1887, p. 642.; Liu-Kiu Is. 



11. fugensis, Ogilvie Grant, Bull. B. O. 0. v. p. ii Philippine Is. 

 (1895) ; id. Ibis, 1896, p. 113. (Fuga Isl.). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



311 



12. nicobariensis, Moore. Nicobar Is. 



[virescens (Blyth). (p. 43.) 

 Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 285(1889).] 



71. IXOCINCLA, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 44, 1881.) 



1. madagascariensis (P. L. S. Mull.), (p. 45.) Madagascar. 



2. rostrata, Bidgw., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xvi. p. 597 Is. of Aldabra 

 (1893). and Gloviosa, 



Indian Ocean. 



3. borbonica (Gm.). (p. 46.) 



Id. of Reunion. 



4. olivacea (Jaird. $ Selby). (p. 46.) 



Isl. of Mauritius. 



5. parvirostris, Milne-Edw. $ Oust., C. R. ci. 

 p. 222 (1885). 



Comoro Is. 

 (Joanna Isl. 

 Grand Comoro). 



6. crassirostris, & Newt. (p. 47.) 



Seychelles Is. 



VII. HEMIXUS, Hodgs. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 48.) 



\Ioaus, Temm. 1825, teste, Oberh. Pr. Philad. Acad. 

 1891, p. 212.] 



1. flavala, Hodgs. (p. 49.) 



Himalayas 



(Simla to Bhutan) . 

 Assam. Khasi Hills. 

 Garo Hills. Manipur. 

 Aracan. Hills B. of 

 Bhamo. 




312 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



2. connectens, Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 446. Mts. of N.W. Borneo. 



3. hildebrandti, Hume. (p. 50.) 



Mts. of Burmese 

 Provinces. 



4. davisoni, Bwme. (p. 51.) 



Burmese Provinces. 



5. canipennis, Seebohm, P. Z. S. 1890, p. 343, China 



pi. xxvii. fig. 1. (Foochow). 



6. castanonotus, Stoinh. (p. 51.) 



S. China. 

 Hainan. 



7. cinereus (Blyth). (p. 52, pi. ii.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 



8. Striolatus (S. MiiU.). (p. 52, pt.) Sumatra. 



[sumatranus, Wardlaw Ramsay, Ann. & Mag. 



Nat. Hist. (5) x. p. 431 (1882). 

 Cf. Salvad. Ann. Mus. Civic. Genov. (2) sdi. 

 p. 61 (1891).] 



9. malaccensis (Blyth). (p. 52.) 



Indo-Chinese 

 Provinces. 

 Borneo. 



10. virescens(rcOTm.). (p. 53.) 



Java. 



VIII. CERASOPHILA, Bingham. 



(Bingham, Ann. Nat. Hist. (7) v. p. 358, 1900.) 



1. thompsoni, Bingham, I. c. 



S. Shan States, 

 Burma. 




GENBBA AM) SPECIES OF BIEBS. 



313 



IX. 101,2, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 54, 1881.) 



1. olivacea, Myth. (p. 55.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Java. Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 



2. viridescens, Blyth. (p. 56.) 



Burmese Provinces. 

 Aracan. 

 Khasi Hills. 

 Cachar. Manipur. 

 Tippera Hills. 



3. nicobariensis, Moore, in Horsf . & Moore, Cat. 

 B. Mus. E. I. Co. i. p. 257 (1854). 



Nicobar Is. 



4. striaticeps, Sharpe, Ibis, 1888, p. 200. 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan). 



5. everetti, Tweedd. (p. 57.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Samar. Leyte. 

 Panaon. Dinagat. 

 Mindanao). 



6. haynaldi, Blasius, J. f. 0. 1890, p. 141 ; 

 Sharpe, Ibis, 1894, p. 253. 



Philippine Is. 



(Sulu. Tawi Tawi. 

 Bongao. Sibutu). 



7. rufigularis {Sharpe). (p. 57, pi. iii.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Mindanao. 

 Basilan). 



8. philippensis (ffm.). (p. 58.) 



[ffuimarascensis, Steere, B. & Mamtn. Exped. 



Philipp. p. 19 (1890). 

 Cf. Bourns & Worcester, Occ. Papers Minn. 

 Aoad. i. p. 60 (1894).] 



Philippine Is. 

 (Bohol. Cebu. 

 Negros. Guimaras. 

 Panay. Luzon. 

 Samar. Leyte. 

 Panaon. Mindanao). 




314 GEMiBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



9. mindorensis, Steere, List E. & Mamm. Exped. Philippine Is. ) 

 Philipp. p. 19 (1890). (Mindoro). 



[schmackeri, Hartert, J. f. O. 1890, p. 155.] 



10. siquijorensis, Steere, t. c. p. 19. 



Philippine Is. 

 (Siquijor). 



11. cinereiceps, Bourns $ Worcester, Ooo. Pap. Philippine Is. 



Minn. Acad. i. p. 25 (1894). (Tablas. Romblon). 



12. monticola, Bourns <$• Worcester, I. c. 



Philippine Is. 

 (Cebu). 



13. macclellandi (Horsf.). (p. 59.) 



Himalayas 



(Masuri to Bhutan). 

 Assam. Cachar. 

 Khasi & Garo Hills. 

 Manipur. Aracan. 



14. tickelli, Blyth. (p. 60.) 



Burmese Provinces. 



15. peracensis, Hartert $ A. L. Butler, Nov. Zool. Malay Peninsula 

 r. p. 506 (1898). (Perak). 



16. holti, Swinh. (p. 61.) 



S. China. 



X. EUPTIL0SUS, Beichenb. 



[Pinarocichla, Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 61, 1881.] 



1. euptilosus (Jard. $ Selby). (p. 62.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Java. Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 




GENEBA AKD SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



315 



XI. POLIOLOPHUS, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Tr. Linn. Soc. (2) i. p. 334, 1876.) 



1. urostictus {-Salvad.). (p. 63.) 



[basilatiicus, Steere, List B. & Mamm. 

 Philipp. p. 19(1890)*.] 



Philippine Is. 



(Luzon. Catanduanes. 

 Samar. Leyte. 

 Panaon. Dinagat. 

 Mindanao. Basilan). 



XII. MICROTARSUS, Eyton. 



[Micropus, Swains., nee Linn. ; Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. 

 Mus. 7i. p. 64, 1881.] 



1. melanocephalus (ffm.). (p. 66.) 



E. Bengal 



(Dacca. Tippera). 

 Burmese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Java. 

 Borneo. 

 Philippine Is. 



(Palawan). 



2. fusciflavescens (Hime). (p. 66.) 



Andaman Is. 



3. cinereiventris (Blyth). (p. 67.) 



E. Bengal 



(Dacca. Tippera). 

 Oachar. 



Burmese Provinces. 

 Tonka, N., Malay 



Peninsula. 



4. pyocephalus (Jerd.). (p. 68.) 



8. India. 



* Recognized by Biittikofer as distinct (Notes Leyden Mus. rvii. p. 247) from the 

 description only, but not to be found in Bourns' and Worcester's ' List.' 




316 GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



5. chalcocephalus (Team.), (p. 68.) Java. 



6. melanoleucus (Eyton). (p. 69.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Borneo. 



7. baweanus, Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus. xxii. Bawean Is., 

 p. 209 (1900). Java Sea. 



XIII. CRINIGEE, Temm. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 70, 1881.) 



1. chloronotus {Cass.), (p. 72.) 



W. Africa 



(Cameroons to 

 Gaboon). 



2. verreauxi, 



. (p. 73 ,pl. iv.) 



3. calurus (Cass.), (p. 74.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast to 

 Cameroons). 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons to 

 Gaboon). 



4. flaveolus {Gould), (p. 77.) 



E. Himalayas. 

 Nepal to Bhutan. 

 Naga. Garo & 

 Khasi Hills. 

 Cachar. Manipur. 

 Tippera. 



5. burmanicus, Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. Burmese Provinces, 

 p. 256 (1889). 



6. griseiceps, Hume. (p. 77.) 



Burma. 



7. salangse, com. emend. 



[cabanisi, A. Mull. J. f. O. 1882, p. 384 

 (nee Sharpe, 1881).] 



N. Malay Peninsula 

 (Salanga). 



8. gularis (Horsf.). (p. 78.) 



Java. 




GBNBBA A1TD SPECIES OE JBIEDS. 



317 



9. frater, Sharpe. (p. 79, pi. v.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan. 

 Balabac. 

 Calamianes). 



10. tephxogenys (Jard. # Selby). (p. 71, note.) S. Tenasseriru. 



\guttwralis (Bp.). (p. 80.)] Malay Peninsula. 



Java. Borneo. 



11. henrici, Oust., Bull. Mus. Paris, 1896, p. 185. W. China 



(S. Yunnan). 

 Tonkin. 



12. pallidus, Swinh. (p. 81.) Hainan. 



[Pimarocichla schmackeri, Styan, Bull. B. O. C. 



i. no. 2, p. vi. 

 Cf. Sharpe, op. cit. no. 4, p. six (1892).] 



13. ruficrissus (Sharpe). (p. 81.) 



N.W. Borneo. 



14. sordidus, Bichm., Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xxii. 

 p. 320 (1900). 



Lower Siam. 



15. sumatranus, Wardlaw-Eamsay, Ann. & Mag. Sumatra. 

 Nat. Hist. (5) x. p. 431 (1882). 



16. barbatus (Temm.). (p. 82.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to the 

 Gold Coast). 



17. tricolor (Cass.), (p. 82.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast to 

 Gaboon). 



18. cabanisi, Sharpe. (p. 83.) 



W. Africa 

 (Angola). 




318 



GEITEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



19. baumanni, Reichenow, Orn. MB. iii. p. 96; id. W. Africa 



J. f. O. 1897, pi. ii. fig. 1. (Togo Land). 



20. palawanensis, Tweedd. (p. 83, pi. vi. fig. 2.) Philippine Is. 



(Palawan). 



21. finschi, Salvad'. (p. 84, pi. vi. fig. 1.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Borneo. 



22. conradi, Finsch, Verh. z.-b. Ges. Wien, 1873, Siam. 



p. 9. 



23. chloris, Finsch. (p. 85.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Batchian. 

 Halmahera). 



24. mystacalis, Wall. (p. 85.) 



Molucca Is. 

 (Buru). 



25. affinis, Jacg. $ Fucker., Ann. Sci. Nat. (2) xvi. Molucca Is. 



p. 313 ( ). (Ceram. Amboina). 



26. aureus, Walden. (p. 87.) 



Togian Is., 



Celebean I 



27. platenae, W. Blasius, Ornis, 1888, p. 595, Sangi Is. 



Taf. 4. fig. 2. (Great Sangi Id.). 



28. longirostris, Wall. (p. 87.) 



Sula Is. 



■29. eximius (Hartl.). (p. 88.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast) 




GENEKA AND SPECIES OT BIRDS. 



319 



XIV. ALOPHOIXTJS, Oates. 



(Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 259, 1889.) 



1. phaeocephalus (Hartl.). (p. 74.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 

 Borneo. 



2. diardi (Finsch). (p. 76.) 



Borneo. 



XV. TRICHOPHOROPSIS, Bp. 



(Sharps, Oat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 88, 1881.) 



1. typus, Bp. (p. 88.) 



Borneo. 



XVI. TRICHOLESTES, Salvad. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 89.) 

 [Myiosobus, Reichenow, J. f. 0. 1891, p. 210.] 



1. criniger (Blyth). (p. 89.) 



[M. fulviccmda, Beiohenow, I. c. 



Cf. Beiohenow, J. f. 0. 1891, p. 432.] 



S. Tenasserim. 



Malay Peninsula. 



Sumatra. 



Java. 



Borneo. 



XVII. ALCURUS, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 91.) 



1. striatus, Blyth. (p. 91.) 



E. Himalayas. 



Dafla and Khasi Hills. 



Manipur. 



Burmese Provinces. 




320 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



XVIII. TRACHYCOMTTS, Cab. 

 (Sharpe, t. c. p. 93.) 



1. ochrocephalus (Gm.). (p. 93.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Java. 

 Borneo. 



XIX. BLEDA, Bp., Rev. et Mag. de Zool. 1857, p. 54. 



[Xenocichla, Hartl. (Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. 



vi. p. 94, 1881). 

 Of. Richmond, Auk, xvi. p. 186 (1899).]. 



1. icterica (Strickl.). (p. 96.) 



S. India. 

 Ceylon. 



2. flavicollis (Swains.), (p. 97.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 Gold Coast). 



3. pallidigula (Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. vii. p. vii, Equatorial Africa 

 1897). (Uganda. 



Kavirondo). 



4. flavigula (Cab.), (p. 98.) 



W. Africa 

 (N. Angola. 

 Lower Congo). 



5. shelleyi (0. Neum., J. f. 0. 1900, p. 292). 



S.B. Victoria 

 Nyanza. 



6. olivacea (Swains.), (p. 98, pi. vii. fig. 2.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to the 

 Gold Coast). 




GENEEA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 321 



7. tephrolaema (Gray), (p. 98.) W. Africa 



(Cameroons). 



8. kakamegse (Sharpe, Bull. B. O. 0. xi. p. 29, Equatorial Africa 



1901). (Kakamega). 



9. milanjensis (Shelley, Ibis, 1894, p. 9, pi. i. fig. 1). Nyasa Land 



(Mt. Milanji). 



10. striifacies (Befchen. $ Newm., Orn. MB. iii. E. Africa 



1895, p. 74). (Nyasa Land to 



[olivaeeiceps, Shelley, Ibis, 1896, p. 179. Kilimanjaro). 



Cf. O. Neum. J. f. O. 1900, p. 293.] 



11. nigriceps (Shelley, P. Z.S. 1889, p. 362). E. Africa 



(Kilimanjaro). 



12. fusciceps (Shelley, Ibis, 1893, p. 13; 1894, pi. i. Nyasa Land 



fig. 2). (Mt. Milanji). 



13. chlorilaema, nom. emend. Southern German 



\Morigula, Reichenow, Orn. MB. vii. p. 8 East Africa. 



(1899).] 



14. kikuyuensis (Sharpe, Ibis, 1891, p. 118). Equatorial Africa 



(Kikuyu). 



15. simplex (Hartl.). (p. 99.) W. Africa 



(Gold Coast 

 to the Congo). 



16. harterti (Reichenow, Nov. Zool. ii. p. 60, 1895). W. Africa 



[Cf. Hartert, Nov. Zool. vii. p. 53, 1900.] (Sierra Leone to 



Liberia). 

 vol. iii. April 20, 1901. y 




322 



GENEEA AND SPECIES OE BIRDS. 



17. flavostriata (Sharpc). (p. 100.) 



S.E. Africa 

 (Transvaal to 

 the Zambesi). 



18. debilis (W. L. Sclater, Ibis, 1899, p. 284). 



S. Mozambique 

 (Inhambane). 



19. serina (J. $ E. Verr.). (p. 100.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Ooast 

 to the Congo). 



syndactyla {Swains.), (p. 101.) 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia 

 to Gaboon). 



21. multicolor (Bocage, Jorn. Lisb. 1880, p. 54). W. Africa 



(p. 399.) (Loango Coast), 



22. scandens (Swains.), (p. 102.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 the Gold Coast), 



23. orientalis (Hartl., J. f. 0. 1883, p. 425). 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Tamoja). 



24. albigularis (Sharpe). (p. 103, pi. vii. fig. 1.) Gold Coast. 



Togo Land. 

 Fernando Po. 



25. indicator (J. $ E. Verr.). (p. 103.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Gaboon). 



Equatorial Africa 

 (Niam Niam). 



26. clamans [Sjostedt, Orn. MB. i. p. 28, 1893). 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons). 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 323. 



27. leucopleura {Cass.), (p. 104.) W. Africa 



(Senegambia 

 to the Congo). 



28. notata {Cass.), (p. 105.) 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons 

 to the Congo). 



29. xavieri (Oust., Le Nat. 1892, p. 218). 



Upper Congo. 



30. canicapilla (Hartl). (p. 105.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia to 

 the Sold Coast). 



31. poliocephala 



J. f. 0. 1892, p. 189). W. Africa 



(Cameroons). 



32. tenuirostris (Fischer $ 

 p. 262). 



., J. f. O. 1884, E. Africa 

 (Lindi). 



XX. ANDROPADUS, Swains. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 106, 1881.) 



1. importunus (VieUl.). (p. 108.) 



8. Africa. 



2. masukuensis, Shelley, Ibis, 1897, p. 534. 



Nyasa Land 

 (Mt. Masutu). 



3. curvirostris, Cass. (p. 111.) 



W, Africa 

 (Gaboon to 

 the Congo). 

 y/2 




324 GBNEEA Ajn> SPECIES OE BIBBS. 



4. alexandri, Oust., Le Nat. sir. p. 231 (1892). W. Africa 



(Upper Congo). 



5. oleaginus, Peters, (p. 111.) " 



Mozambique. 



Zambesi. 



? Madagascar. 



6. flavescens, Hartl. (p. 112.) 



E. Africa 

 (Zanzibar). 



7. lsetissimus, Sharpe, Bull. B. O. 0. x. p. xxvii Equatorial Africa 

 (1899). (Nandi). 



XXI. EURILLAS, Oberh. 



(Oberh. Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. xxii. p. 15, 1899.) 



1. virens (Cass.), (p. 109.) 



W. Africa 



(Senegambia 

 to the Congo). 



2. marwitzi (Eeichenmv, Orn. MB. iii. p. 188, E. Africa 



1895). (Kilimanjaro). 



3. zombensis (Shelley, Ibis, 1894, p. 10). 



Nyasa Land. 



4. montanus (Reichenow, J. f. 0. 1892, p. 188). W. Africa 



(CameroonB). 



5. minor (Bocage, Jorn. Lisb. 1880, p. 55). 

 (p. 400.) 



W. Africa 

 (Liberia to 

 the Congo). 



* Dr. Einsch thinks that this speoieB should be called A. insularis, Hartl. Beitr. 

 Orn. Madag. p. 44 (1861), from Madagascar. I greatly doubt the occurrence of the 

 species in the last-named island. 




GENERA. AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. 325 



6. latirostris (Strickl.). (p. 107.) W. Africa 



(Senegambia 

 to the Congo). 



7. congener {Bekhencm, J. f. 0. 1897, p. 45). W. Africa 



(Togo Land). 



8. eugenius (Beiehenow, J. f. O. 1892, pp. 53, 133). Equatorial Africa 



(Victoria Nyanza). 



XXII. CHLOROCICHLA, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 112, 1881.) 



1. flaviventris (Smith), (p. 113.) S.E. Africa. 



2. centralis, Beiehenow, 3. f. O. 1887, p. 74. W. Masai Land 



(Loeru). 



3. mombasas, Shelley, B. Africa, i. p. 94 (1896). S.E. Africa 



(Mombasa district). 



4. zambesiae, Shelley, B. Africa, i. p. 94 (1896). S.E. Africa 



(Zambesi region). 



5. occidentalis, Sharpe. (p. 113.) S.W. Africa 



(Angola to 

 Damara Land). 




326 



GENEBA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



XXin. STELGIDILLAS, Oberh. 



(Oberh. Pr. T7.S. Nat. Mus. xxii. p. 30, 1899.) 



1. gracilirostris (StHckl.). (p. 114.) 



W. Africa 

 (Senegambia 

 to Gaboon). 



2. liberiensis {Reiehenow, Nov. Zool. ii. p. 160, W. Africa 

 1895). (Liberia). 



[Probably=No. 1.] 



3. marchei {Oust., N. Arch. Mus. (2) ii. p. 100, Gaboon. 

 1879). 



4. gracilis {Cab.), (p. 115.) 



W. Africa 

 (Oameroons to 

 Angola). 



5. earner onensis {Beichenow, Ber. Allg. deutsch. W. Africa 



orn. Gee. ix. p. 4, 1891). (Cameroons). 



XXIV. PHYLLOSTROPHUS, Swains. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 115, 1881.) 



1. terrestris, Swains. 



[ccupensis (Swains.), (p. 116.) 



Of. Richmond, Auk, xvii. p. 179, 1900.] 



S. Africa 



(Cape Colony 



to Natal, 



and Lake N'gami) 

 E. Africa 



(Rorurna River 



to Dar-es-Salaam). 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 327 



2. strepitans, Eeichenow. (p. 117.) E. Africa 



(Zanzibar district 

 to Roraima River). 



8. placidus, Shelley, P. Z. S. 1889, p. 363. E. Africa 



(Kilimanjaro). 



4. sharpei, Shelley, Ibis, 1880, p. 334. (p. 117.) E. Africa. 



5. pauper, Shwrpe, P. Z. S. 1895, p. 489. N.E. Africa 



(Somali Land). 

 Equatorial Africa. 



6. parvus, Fischer $ Eeichen., J. f. O. 1884, E. Africa, 

 p. 262. 



7. rufescens, Hartl., Orn. Oentralbl. 1882, p. 91 ; Equatorial Africa, 

 id., J. f. O. 1884, p. 414. 



8. cerviniventris, SheUey, Ibis, 1894, p. 10, pi. ii. Nyasa Land, 

 fig. 1. 



9. fulviventris, Cab. (p. 117.) W. Africa 



(Congo to 

 Benguela). 



10. fischeri (Eeichenow). (p. 1 18.) E. Africa 



(Pangani River). 



11. kretschmeri, Eeichenow $ Neum., Orn. MB. E. Africa 



iii. p. 75 (1895). (Kilimanjaro). 




328 



GENEBA ASD SPECIES OF BIBBS. 



XXV. IXONOTUS, J. $ E. Verr. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 118, 1881.) 



1. guttatus, J. $ E. Verr. (p. 119.) 



W. Africa 

 (Gold Coast 

 to Gaboon). 



2. landanae, Oust., Ann. Sci. Nat. xvii. art. 8 (1884). Lower Congo, 



XXVI. HAPALOPTERON, Bp. 



{Pycnonotus, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 120.) 



1. familiare (Kittl.). (p. 120.) 



Bonin Is. 



XXVII. MOLPASTES, Hume. 



(Pycnonotus, pt., Sharpe, t. c. p. 120.) 



[Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 267 (1889).] 



1. fuscus (P. L. S. Mull.). 



{htsmorrhovs (Gm.). (p. 124.)] 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



2. burmanicus (Sharpe). (p. 125.) 



Manipur. 

 Burmese Provinces. 



3. nigripileus (Blyth). (p. 126.) 



Burmese Provinces. 



4. atricapillus(FmW.). (p. 127.) 



S. China. 

 Burmese Provinces. 




GENBKA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



329 



5. pygaeus, Hodgs. (p. 128.) 



Himalayas. 



[bengalensis, Blyth; Oates, Faun. Brit. Iud., Plains of H. Indian 



Birds, i. p. 128 (1889).] 



Peninsula. 

 Assam. Deccan. 

 Caohar. Tippera. 

 Manipur. 



6. intermedius (Jerd.). (p. 130.) 



Lower Himalayas. 

 N. Indian Peninsula. 



XXVIII. PYCNONOTUS, Boie * 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 120, 1881.) 

 [Pachycephaliocus & Stietognathus, Biittii. Notes Leyden 



Mus. xvii. p. 249 (1896). 

 Gymnoerotaphus & Bonapartea, Biittik. op. tit. xvii. p. 246, 



xviii. p. 58.] 



1. capensis (Limn.), (p. 130.) 



S. Africa. 



2. minor, Heugl., Orn. N.O.-Afr. i. p. 398 (1869). N.E. Africa. 



3. dodsoni, Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1895, p. 488. 



Somali Land. 



4. tricolor (Hwrtl). (p. 131.) 



S.W. Africa 

 (Lower Congo 

 to Angola and 

 Damara Land). 



5. layardi, Gurney. (p. 132.) 



S. Africa 

 to the Zambesi 

 and Damara Land. 



B. Africa. 



Equatorial Africa. 



* P. nehrkorni, W. BlaBius, J. f. 0. 1890, p. 147 = 

 Sharpe, Bull. B. O. 0. ir. p. ii. 




330 



GBNEEA AlfD SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



6. nigricans ( Viettl.). (p. 134.) 



E. Cape Colony. 

 Natal. Transvaal. 

 S.W. Africa 



(Dauiara Land. 



Benguela). 



7. xanthopygus (Hempr. #Ehr.). (p. 135.) Oyclades Archipelago. 



Palestine. Syria. 



6. reichenowi, Lorenz $ 

 p. 30 (1901)'. 



■r, Orn. MB. ix. Arabia 



(Aden to Muscat). 



9. aurigaster ( VieUl.). (p. 137.) 



Java. 



10. germaini, Oust. (p. 138.) 



Indo-Chinese Provinces 

 (Laos Mts. Cambodia). 



11. bimaculatus (Horsf.). (p. 138.) 



Java. 

 Sumatra. 



12. xanthorrhous, J. Anderson, (p. 139.) * 



China. 



Burmese Provinces 

 (Karen-nee). 



13. taivanus, Styan, Ibis, 1893, p. 470. * 



Formosa. 



14. analis (Horsf.). (p. 140.) t 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Greater and Lesser 

 Sunda Is. 



15. goiavier (Scop.), (p. 141.) 



Philippine Is. 

 generally. 



* These two species are placed in a separate genus, Stictognathus, by Dr. Buttikofer 

 (I. c. p. 239). Neither of them haB been examined by him. 



t P. analis and other allied specieB are placed by Dr. Buttikofer (I. c. p. 239) under 

 tbe genus Ladorusa, Bp. 




GENEBA AND SPECIES OP BIEDS. 



331 



16. luteolus (Less.), (p. 143.) 



Indian Peninsula. 

 Ceylon. 



17. finlaysoni, Strickl. (p. 144.) 



Indo-Chinese Proyinoes. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



18. davisoni (Hume), (p. 145.) 



Aracan. 



Burmese Provinces. 



19. xantholaema, Jerd. (p. 146.) 



S. Indian Peninsula. 



20. falkensteini (Eeichenow). (p. 146.) 

 [Cf. Bocage, Jorn. Lisb. 1893, p. 7.] 



W. Africa. 

 Lower Congo. 

 Mts. of Angola 

 and Benguela. 



21. baxbatus (Desf.). (p. 146.) 



N.W. Africa 



(Algeria. Morocco). 

 W. Africa 



to Nigeria). 



22. gabonensis, Sharpe. (p. 148.) 



W. Africa 

 (Cameroons 

 to Gaboon). 



23. arsinoe (Hempr. $ Ekr.). (p. 148.) 



N.E. Africa 



(S.E. Egypt to 



Abyssinia), 

 Coasts of Bed Sea. 

 Arabia. 



24. sinensis (Gm.). (p. 149.) S. China. 



[Type of PachycephaMxws, Biittik, Notes Leyd. Formosa. 

 Mus. xrii. p." 241 (1896).] 



25. hainanus 



). (p. 150.) 



Hainan. 

 Naochow Isl. 




332 GEUEBA AOT) SPECIES OF BIBDS. 



26. blanfordi, Jerd. (p. 151.) Indo-Chinese Provinces. 



27. plumosus, Blyth. (p. 152.) 



Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Boraeo. 



28. cinereifrons, Tweedd. (p. 153.) 



Philippine Is. 

 (Palawan. 

 Calamianes). 



29. simplex, Less. (p. 153, pi. ix.) 



8. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Greater Sunda Is. 



(Sumatra. Java. 



Borneo). 



30. salvadorii, Skarpe. (p. 401, pi. x.) 

 [pusillus, Salvad. nee Blyth (p. 155).] 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



31. leucograimnicus, S. Mull. (p. 155.) 



Sumatra. 



32. tygus (Bp.). (p. 156.) Sumatra. 



[Type of Gymnocrotaphus, Biittik. Notes Leyd. 

 Mus. xvii. p. 245 (1896). Bonapartea, Biittik. 

 op. cit. xviii. p. 58 (nom. emend., 1897).] 



XXIX. XANTHIXUS, Oates. 



(Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 275, 1889.) 



1. flavescens (Blyth). (p. 143.) 



Manipur. 



Khasi Hills. Aracan. 



Burmese Provinces. 




GENERA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



333 



XXX. 0T0C0MPSA, Gab. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 157, 1881.) 

 {BostrycMlophus, Biittik. Notes Leyd. Mus. 



xvii. p. 230 (1896). 

 Mesolophus, Biittik. t. c. p. 247.] 



1. emeria (IAnn.). 



[jocosa (Linn.), (p. 157.) 

 Cf. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind.,' Birds, i. p. 276 

 (1889); Biittik. NoteB Leyd. Mus. xvii. 

 p. 229 (1896).] 



N,E. Indian Peninsula. 



(Simla to Assam). 

 Hills of Assam. 

 Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 China. 



2. fuscicaudata, Gould. 



[emeria (nee Linn.), (p. 159.)] 



Indian Peninsula. 



3. leucogenys (Gray # Hardw.). (p. 160.) Himalayas 



[Molpastes leiteogenys, Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., (Afghanistan to 



Birds, i. p. 272 (1889). Type of Centro- Bhutan). 



lophus, Biittik. Notes Leyd. Mus. xvii. p. 230 

 (1896). Bostrycholopkus, uom. emend., 

 Biittik. op. cit. xvii. p. 58 (1896).] 



4. leucotis (Gould), (p. 136.) 



Persia. 

 N.W. India. 

 C. India. 



5. humei, Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, i. p. 274 N.W. India 

 (1889). (Punjab). 



6. flaviventris (Tickell). (p. 161.) 



[Type of Mesolophus, Biittik. Notes Leyd. Mus. 

 xvii. p. 247 (1896).] 



Himalayas 



(Sutlej Valley to 



Assam). 

 Indian Peninsula. 

 Indo-Chinese Provinces. 

 Malay Peninsula. 



7. montis, Sharpe. (p. 162.) 



Mts. ot N.W. Borneo. 




334 



GKtfEKA AND SPECIES OF BIEDS. 



XXXI. OREOCTISTES, Sharpe. 



(Sharpe, Ibis, 1888, p. 388.) 



1. leucops, Sharpe, t. v. p. 388, pi. ix. fig. 1. 



Mts. of N.W. Borneo 

 (Kina Balu). 



XXXU. KELAARTIA, Jerdon. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 162, 1881.) 



1. penicillata, Jerdon. (p.^162.) 



Ceylon. 



XXXIII. TYLAS, Hartl. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 163.) 



1. eduardi, Hartl. (p. 164.) 



N. & N.W. Madagascar. 



2. alfredi, Sharpe. (p. 165.) 



S.W. Madagascar. 



3. albigularis, Hartl. (p. 165.) 



S.W. Madagascar. 



4. fulviventris, Sharpe. (p. 165.) 



5. strophiatus, Stejn. (p. 166.) 



S.W. Madagascar. 

 W. Madagascar. 



XXXIV. RUBIGULA, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, t. c. p. 166.) 



1. dispar (Horsf.). (p. 167.) 



Java. 

 Sumatra. 




GEMiKA AND SPECIES OF BIBDS. 335- 



2. gularis (Gould), (p. 167.) S. Indian Peninsula. 



3. melanictera (Gm.). (p. 168.) 



Ceylon. 



4. cyaniventris (Blytk). (p. 169.) 



S. Tenasserim. 

 Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. 



5. paroticalis, Sharpe. (p. 170.) 



Borneo. 



6. squamata (Temm.). (p. 170.) 



Java. 



"7. weberi (Hume), (p. 171.) 



Malay Peninsula. 

 Sumatra. Borneo. 



XXXV. SPIZIXUS, Blyth. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. vi. p. 172, 1881.) 



1. canifrons, Blyth. (p. 172.) 



Khasi Hills. 

 Manipur. 



2. semitorques, Swinh. (p. 173.) 



S.B. China. 



3. cinereicapillus, Swinh. (p. 173.) 



Formosa. 




ADDENDA. 



Page 12. 



No. 23 is the 2 of No. 19. Teste Outram Bangs in ttti. 



Page 25. PORMICIVORA. 



Add:— 



2. tobagoensis, Dalmas, Mem. Soc. Zool. France, Tobago. 



xiii. p. 141 (1900). 



3. intermedia. 



Erase locality " Tobago.'' 



Page 207. 



For edoloides read edolioides. 



Page 226. 



For kuhni read kiihni 




INDEX. 



abditivus (Manaous), 157. 

 abingdoni (Pyrocephalus), 



134. 

 Abrornis, 275. 

 abyssinicus (Lioptilus), 



239. 

 acadicus (Empidonax), 



138. 

 Acanthidositta, 186. 

 aoer (Tyranniscus), 121. 

 Acroptemia, 7. 

 acuticaudatus(Anumbiu8), 



63. 

 aoutipennis (Hapalocer- 



cus), 109. 

 acutirostris(Scytalopus),5. 

 addita (Microeca), 205. 

 adusta (Alaeonax), 206. 

 adusta (Synallaxis), 57. 

 asgithaloides (LeptaBthe- 



nura), 53. 

 jEgithina, 306. 

 tequatorialis (Herpsiloch- 



mus), 24. 

 sequatorialis (Rhynchocy- 



clus), 102. 

 sequatorialis (Sittasomus), 



77. 

 sequatorialis (Thamnistes), 



17. 

 sequinoctialis (Rhynchocy- 



clus), 101. 

 sethiopica (Hirundo), 194. 

 sethiops (Pcecilodryas), 



235. 

 sethiops (Thamnophilus), 



11. 

 Aethomyias, 243. 

 Aethorhyncbus, 306. 

 affinis (Criniger;, 318. 

 affinis (Cryptolopha), 273. 

 affinis (Uyniborbynchus),3. 



TOL. III. 



affinis (Diapboropterua), 



305. 

 affinis (Dryoseopus), 209. 

 affinis (Dysithamnus), 19. 

 affinis (Elainea), 125. 

 affinia (Empidonax), 140. 

 affinis (Picolaptes), 83. 

 affinis (Terpsiphone), 263. 

 affinis (Thamnistes), 20. 

 agilis (Anseretes), 113. 

 aglaite (Platypsaris), 163. 

 agnatus (Furnarius), 47. 

 Agriornis, 88. 

 alaudina (Coryphiatera), 



62. 

 alberti (Menura), 3. 

 albescens (Synallaxis), 54. 

 albicans (Thamnophilus), 



16. 

 albicapilla (Siptornis), 60. 

 albicauda (Agriornis), 89. 

 albicauda (Elminia), 266. 

 albicauda (Rhipidura), 



252. 

 albicaudata (Stoparola), 



285. 

 albiceps (Elainea), 123. 

 albieeps (Psalidoprocne), 



203. 

 albiceps (Siptornis), 60. 

 albiciUa (Siphia), 213. 

 albicollis (Legatus), 125. 

 albicollis (Pteroptochus),6. 

 albicollis (Rhipidura), 254. 

 albicollis (Xiphocolaptes), 



81. 

 albicrissus (Thamnophi- 

 lus), 11. 

 albidiadema (Ochthceca), 



92. 

 albidiventria (Cinclodea), 



50. 



albifacies (Pcecilodryas), 



236. 

 albifrons (Anthipes), 218. 

 albifrona (Machserirhyn- 



chua), 272. 

 albifrona (Miro), 232. 

 albifrons (Muscisaxicola), 



98. 

 albifrons (Pericrocotus), 



302. 

 albifrona (Pithys), 30. 

 albifrona (Platystira), 246. 

 albifrona (Scytalopus), 4. 

 albifrontata (Pseudogery- 



gone), 229. 

 albifrontata (Rhipidura), 



261. 

 Alcippe, 239. 

 Alcurus, 319. 

 alecto (Piezorhynchus), 



278. 

 Alectrurus, 296. 

 albigena (Chelidon), 188. 

 albigena (Ohelidonia), 188. 

 albigularis (Abrornis), 276. 

 albigularis(Automolus),67. 

 albigularis (Bleda), 322. 

 albigularis (Empidonax), 



137. 

 albigularis (Furnarius), 46. 

 albigularis (Gerygone), 



225. 

 albigularis (Hirundo), 194. 

 albigularis (Platyrhyn- 



chus), 101. 

 albigularis (Pygarrhicus), 



74. 

 albigularis (Rhinomyias), 



267. 

 albigularis (Sclerurus), 72. 

 albigularis (Tylas), 334. 

 albigularia(Tyrannus), 1 49. 




338 



INDEX. 



albilinea (Tachycineta), 



191. 

 albilora (Synallnxis), 55. 

 albiloris (Grallaria), 43. 

 albiloris (Polioptila), 242. 

 albinuoha (Tityra), 162. 

 albinuoha (Xenopsaris), 



170. 

 albinuchalis (Thamnophi- 



lus), 15. 

 albiscapa (Ehipidura), 252. 

 albitorques (Tityra), 162. 

 albiventris (Drymophila), 



34. 

 albiventris (Elainea), 123. 

 albiventris (Eluvicola), 95. 

 albiventris (Myiagra), 269. 

 albiventris (Orchilus), 103. 

 albiventris (Piezorbyn- 



chus), 279. 

 albiventris (Platypsaris), 



albiventris (Ehampho- 



csenus), 27. 

 albiventris (Ehipidura), 



257. 

 albiventris (Sclateria), 33. 

 albiventris (Tachycineta), 



191. 

 albiventris (Thamnophi- 



lus), 13. 

 albiventris (Trochocercus), 



251. 

 albocbracea (Oyornis), 



266. 

 albocinereus (Sirystes), 



129. 

 albocristatus (Anseretes), 



113. 

 albofrontata (Microeea), 



234. 

 albogrisea (Serphophaga), 



112. 

 albogriseus (Pachyrharn- 



ptaus), 160. 

 albogriseus (Sirystes), 129. 

 albolimbata (Ehipidura), 



253. 

 albolineatus (Picolaptes), 



84. 

 albonotatus (Megalestes), 



237. 

 albonotatus (Trochocer- 

 cus), 251. 

 albovittatus (Pitangus), 



128. B * 



alexandri (Andropadus), 



324. 

 alfredi (Tylas), 334. 



alfredianus (Artamides), 



288. 

 alixi (Clytoctantes), 18. 

 alnorum(Empidonax),138. 

 Alophoixus, 319. 

 alpina (Muscisaxicola), 98. 

 Alseonax, 206. 

 alteram (Edoliisoma), 294. 

 alticola (Oyanotis), 113. 

 amabilis (Cotinga), 174. 

 amaurocephalus (Lepto- 



pogon), 115. 

 amaurotis (Hypsipetes), 



310. 

 amaurotis (Xenicopsis), 



71. 

 amazonicus (Thanmophi- 



lus), 14. 

 amazonum (Scotothorns), 



159. 

 amazonus (Sittasomus), 77. 

 ambiguus (Thamnophilus), 



14. 

 amboinense (Edoliisoma), 



294. 

 ambrynensis (Petroeca), 



221. 

 ambusta (Ehipidura), 258. 

 Ampelion, 172. 

 amphichroa (Newtonia), 



210. 

 Anabacerthia, 64. 

 anabatina (Dendrocichla), 



74. _ 

 anabatinus (Thamnisfes), 



17. 

 Anabatoides, 72. 

 Anabazenops, 70, 72. 

 Anssretes, 112. 

 anale (Edoliisoma), 297. 

 analis (Pormicarius), 38. 

 aualis (Pycnonotus), 330. 

 analis (Scytalopus), 5. 

 Ancistrops, 70. 

 andamanensis (Perieroco- 



tus), 299. 

 andecola (Agriornis), 88. 

 anderssoni(Ptyonoprogne), 



190. 

 andicola (Grallaria), 43. 

 andicola (Leptasthenura), 



53. 

 andicola (Upucertbia), 49. 

 andinus (Blacicus), 143._ 

 Andropadus, 323. 

 angolensis (Hirundo), 194. 

 angolensis (Pitta), 180. 

 angosturse (Heterocercus), 



160. 



anguina (Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 angustiroBtris (Phyto- 



toma), 178. 

 angustirostris (Picolaptes), 



85. 

 angustirostris (Sayornis), 



137. 

 annamensis (Hydrornis), 



179. 

 annectens (Pseudomy- 



iobius), 134. 

 antarcticus (Cinclodes) 



50. 

 anteocularis (Polioptila), 



241. 

 Anthipes. 218. 

 Anthocichla, 179. 

 antboides (Corythopis), 9. 

 anthoides (Siptornis), 61. 

 anthracinus (Cnipolegus), 



97. 

 autillarum (Myiarehus), 



147. 

 Antilophia, 153. 

 antinorii (Psalidoprocne), 



202. 

 antisiensis (Siptornis), 59. 

 antonia?(Carpodectes),175. 

 Anumbius, 63, 64. 

 Aphrastura, 51. 

 apicalis (Myiarehus), 146. 

 apolites (Tyrannus), 149. 

 approximans (Cercoma- 



cra), 28 

 aquatica (Muscicapa), 211. 

 aqnatica (Sayornis), 137. 

 arcticincta (Hirundo), 194. 

 arcuata (Pitta), 111. 

 arcuatus (Ampelion), 172. 

 ardesiaca (Conopopbaga), 



8. 

 ardesiaca (Myiolhera), 30. 

 ardesiaca (Bhopocicbla), 

 ' 30. 

 ardesiacus (Dysithamnus), 



20. 

 ardesiacus (Horizopus), 



141. 

 ai-enaceus(Empidochanes), 



135. 

 arenarum (Sublegatus), 



125. 

 arequipa: (Siptornis), 60. 

 arfakiana (Pseudogery- 



gune), 230. 

 arfakianus (Microlestes), 



230. 

 argentata (Sclateria), 33. 




INDEX. 



339 



argentifrons (Soytalopus), 



5. 

 argentinus (Xiphocolap- 



tes), 81. 

 ariel (Petrochelidon), 201. 

 armiti (Heteromyias), 233. 

 armiti (Pachycephalopsis), 



233. 

 Arses, 277. 



arsinoe (Pycnonotus), 331. 

 Artamides, 286. 

 Artomyias, 247. 

 aruense (Edoliisoma), 296. 

 aruensis (Arses), 277. 

 aruensis (Piezorhynchus), 



282. 

 aruensis (Pitta), 183. 

 aruensis (Pseudogerygone), 



230. 

 Arundinicola, 95. 

 aspersiventris (Thamno- 



philus), 15. 

 assimilis (Automolus), 66. 

 assimilis (FurnariiiB), 47. 

 assimilis (Microeca), 205. 

 assimilis (Mionectes), 114. 

 assimilis (Myiobius), 132. 

 assimilis (Rhipidura), 260. 

 astigroa (Hirundo), 197. 

 astigma(Museicapula),223. 

 aBtrolabei (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 aterrimus (Cnipolegus),97. 

 atra (Melamornis), 208. 

 atra (Myiagra), 270. 

 atra (Pyriglena), 29. 

 atra (Rhipidura), 254,257. 

 atrata (Rhipidura), 254. 

 atrieapilla (Hedymela), 



213. 

 atrieapilla (Muscicapa), 



213. 

 atrieapilla (Pitta), 183. 

 atrioapillus (Herpsiloch- 



mus), 24. 

 atrioapillus (Molpastes), 



328. 

 atrioapillus (Orohilus),108. 

 atrioapillus (Pachyrham- 



phus), 166. 

 atrioapillus (Philydor), 68. 

 atrioapillus (Platypsaris), 



163. 

 atrioauda (Myiobius), 131. 

 atriceps (Artamides), 289. 

 atriceps (Empidonax), 140. 

 atriceps (Myiarohus), 146. 

 atrichalybea(Terpsiphone), 



265. 



Atrichornis, 187. 

 atrigularis (Myrmothe- 



rula), 21. 

 atrigularis (Rhipidura), 



255. 

 atrinucha (Thamnophilus), 



14. 

 atripennis (Fhrricola), 95. 

 atrirostris (Dendrocichla), 



76. 

 atrocserulea (Hirundo), 



195. 

 atronitens(Xenopipo), 152. 

 atropurpurea (Xipholena), 



174. 

 atrothorax (Drymophila), 



34. 

 atrovirens (Lalage), 303. 

 Atticora, 199. 

 Attila, 168. 



audax(Myiodynastes), 129. 

 audax (Platypsaris), 163. 

 Aulia, 167. 

 aurantiaous (Manaeus), 



158. 

 aurantiaous (Metopothrix), 



153. 

 aurantiaous (Piezorhyn- 

 chus), 282. 

 aurantiiventris (Mitre- 



phanes), 136. 

 aurantiivertex (Heterocer- 



cus), 160. 

 aurantio - atro - oristatus 



(Empidonomus), 148. 

 aurea (Lalage), 305. 

 aureipeotus (Pipreola), 



173. 

 aureiventris (Myiobius), 



132. 

 aureola (Pipra), 153. 

 aureus (Criniger), 318. 

 aurieapilla (Pipra), 144. 

 auricularis (Orchil us), 108. 

 aurioularis (Rhipidura), 



261. 

 aurifrons (ChloropsiB),307. 

 aurifrons (Neopelma), 160. 

 aurigaster (Pycnonotus), 



330. 

 aurita (Oonopophaga), 8. 

 australis (Hyliota), 237. 

 australis (Miro), 233. 

 Automolus, 65. 

 axillaris (Graucalus), 293. 

 axillaris (Herpsiloohmus), 



24. 

 axillaris (Myrmotherula), 



22. 



axillaris (Piezorhynchus), 



281. 

 azarse (Oynotis), 113. 

 azurea (Hypothymis), 248. 

 azureieapilla (Myiagra), 



271. 

 azureus (Graucalus), 291. 



badia (Hirundo), 197. 

 bahamensis (Blaoicus), 



142. 

 bahamensis (Pitangus), 



128. 

 bahias (Empidagra), 125. 

 bairdi (Empidonax), 139.. 

 bairdi (Myiodynastes), 



129. 

 baliensis (Rhinomyias), 



267. 

 bangsi (Grallaria), 43. 

 banksiana (Lalage), 304. 

 banyumas (Cyornis), 216. 

 barbadensis (Elainea),- 



123. 

 barbatus (Criniger),. 317.- 

 barbatus (Myiobius), 131. 

 barbatus (Pycnonotus), 



331. 

 barbirostris (Myiarchus), 



147. 

 barboza? (Hyliota), 237. 

 baroni (Siptornis), 59. 

 basilanica (MuBcicapula), 



224. 

 basilanicua (Poliolophus), 



315. 

 batantas (Arses), 277. 

 Batara, 10. 

 Bathmisyrma, 278. 

 Batis, 244. 

 baudi (Pitta), 184. 

 baumanni (Criniger), 



318. 

 baweanus (Microtarsus), 



316. 

 beooariana (Cyornis), 217. 

 behni (Myrmotherula), 



23. 

 bella'(Batis), 245. 

 bella (Cyanoptila), 238. 

 bellicosa (Hirundinea), 



131. 

 bellus (Myiobius), 133. 

 bengalensis (Molpastes), 



329. 

 berlepschi (Phyllomyias), 



118. 

 berlepschi (Pyriglena), 29. 



z2 




340 



berlepsehi (Thamnopbi- 



lus), 16. 

 Berlepsehia, 63. 

 bernsteini(Piezorhynchus), 



279. 

 bertse (Pitta), 180. 

 Bias, 246. 

 Biatas, 17. 

 Biblis, 190. 



bicolor (Artamides), 289. 

 bicolor (Formieivora), 26. 

 bicolor (Gymnopitbya), 



30. 

 bicolor (Petrceca), 221. 

 bicolor (Tacbycraeta), 191. 

 bifasciatus (Cinclodes), 50. 

 bilineata (Polioptila), 242. 

 bimaculata (Poecilodryas), 



235. 

 bimaculata (Pseudogery- 



gone), 228. 

 bimaculatus (Empidonax), 



138. 

 bimaculatue (Piezorhyn- 



chus), 279. 

 bimaculatus (Pycnonotus), 



330. 

 bivittata (Petrceca), 221. 

 bivittatus (Picolaptes), 85. 

 bivittatuB (Troebocercus), 



251. 

 Blacicus, 142. 

 blainvillei (Peltops), 284. 

 blancoi (BlacicuB), 142. 

 blanfordi (Parisoma), 243. 

 blanfordi (Psalidoprocne), 



203. 

 blanfordi (Pycnonotus), 



332. 

 blasii (Hypothymis), 248. 

 Bleda, 320. 

 blissetti (Diaphorophyia), 



245. 

 bogotensis (Dendrornis), 



79. 

 bbhmi (Myopornis), 243. 

 boissoneaui (Pseudoco- 



laptes), 62. 

 boliviana (Chiroxiphia), 



156. 

 boliviana (Leptasthenura), 



53. 

 boliviana (Myrmotherula), 



23. 

 boliviana (Polioptila), 241. 

 bolivianus (Attila), 169. 

 bolivianus (Empidonax), 



138. 

 bolivianus (PitangiiB), ] 27. 



INDEX. 



bolivianus (Scytalopus), 6. 

 bolivianus (Tyranniscus), 



122 

 Bonapartea, 329, 332. 

 bonapartei (Todopsis), 



249. 

 bonthaina (Oyornis), 217. 

 borbce (Thamnopbilus), 



11. 

 borbonica (Ixocincla), 



311. 

 borbonica (Pbedina), 192. 

 borbonicus (Trochocercus), 



251. 

 borealia (Nuttallornis), 



140. 

 boreus (Myiarcbus), 144. 

 borneensis (Pitta), 181. 

 boscbi (Eucichla), 185. 

 BostryeholophuB, 333. 

 boucardi (Drymophila), 



34. 

 boucardi (Formieivora), 



26. 

 bourbonnensis (Trocho- 



eercus), 251. 

 bowmani (Phlogopsis), 37. 

 boyeri (Grauealus), 290. 

 bracbyrbyncha (Rhipi- 



dura), 254, 257. 

 brachyrhynchus (Horizo- 



pus), 141. 

 brachytarsus (Blacicus), 



143. 

 braehyura (Pipra), 155. 

 brachyura (Pitta), 180. 

 braehyura (Poecilodryas), 



235. 

 brachyurus (Myiarcbus), 



144. 

 Bradyornis, 208, 209. 

 brasiliensis (Attila), 16S. 

 brasiliensis (Tityra), 161. 

 brazzEe (Pbedina), 192. 

 brehmi (Piezorhyncbus), 



282. 

 brenchleyi (Rhipidura), 



252. 

 brevicauda (Chama:za), 



39. 

 brevicauda (Grallaria), 



43. 

 brevicauda (Muscigralla), 



100. 

 brevicauda (Myrmothe- 

 rula), 23. 

 brevipennis (Myiarcbus), 



145. 

 brevirostris (Cyornis), 215, 



brevirostris (Empidagra), 



125. 

 brevirostris (Geositta), 46. 

 brevirostris (Pericrocotus), 



301. 

 brevirostris (Phyllomyias), 



117,118. 

 brevirostris (Rhyncho- 



cyclus), 102. 

 brevirostris (Smicrornis), 



225. 

 brevirostris (Tbamno- 



philus), 16. 

 bricenoi (Thamnopbilus), 



15. 

 bridgesi (Drymornis), 85. 

 bridgesi (Thamnophilus), 



12. 

 bridgesi (Upucertbia), 49. 

 brodiei (PiezorhyncfauB), 



280. 

 browni (Conopopbaga), 9, 

 browni (Elainea), 122. 

 browni (Piezorhynchus), 



281. 

 bruijni (Grallina), 284. 

 bruneata (Anthipes), 219. 

 brunnea (Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 brunnea (Dioptrornis), 



211. 

 brunnea (Museisaxicola), 



99. 

 brunnea (Pseudogery- 



gone), 228. 

 brunneicapillum (Orni- 



thion), 120. 

 brunneicapillus (Blacicus), 



142. 

 brvinneicauda (Newtonia), 



210. 

 brunneicaudalis (Synal- 



laxiB), 54. 

 brunneifrons (Ochthoeca), 



91. 

 bruuneinucha (Conopo- 

 pbaga), 8. 

 brunneipectus (Pseudo- 



gerygone), 228. 

 brunnescens (Premno- 



plex), 74. 

 brunneus (Sclerurus), 73. 

 buckleyi (Ptilochloris), 



158. 

 buckleyi (Tityra), 162. 

 budytoides (stigmatura), 



111. 

 buffoni (Polioptila), 241. 

 bulgeri (Rhipidura), 252. 




INDEX. 



341 



bungurensis (Artamides), 



287. 

 burkei (Cryptolopha), 



272. 

 burraanica (Cryptolopha), 



273. 

 burmanious (Criniger), 



316. 

 burmanious (Molpastes), 



328. _ 

 burmanious (Pycnonotus), 



328. 

 burmeisteri (Phyllomy ias), 



118. 

 buruensis (Erythromyias), 



222. 

 buruensis (Piezorhyn- 



chus), 281. 

 buruensis (Rhipidura), 



258. 

 butleri (Cryptolopha), 



274. 

 biittikoferi (Rhipidura), 



260. 



cabanisi (Cnipolegus), 



97. 

 cabanisi (Criniger), 316, 



317. 

 cabanisi (Empidochanes), 



135. 

 cabanisi (Synallaxis), 84. 

 cabanisi (Xenicopsis), 70. 

 cachabiensis (Thamno- 



philus), 12. 

 cachariensis (Anthipes), 



218. 

 Csenotriocus, 107. 

 cayrulea (Cotinga), 173. 

 oarulea (Pitta), 179. 

 cserulea (Polioptila), 240. 

 eseruleata (Cyornis), 216. 

 cairuleata (Schwaneria), 



217. 

 cjeruleicapilla (Pipra), 



155. 

 cajruleigriseus( Artamides), 



288. 

 cseruleitorques (Pitta), 



182. 

 cserulescens (Cercomacra), 



28. 

 crerulescens (Edoliisoma), 



294. 

 cterulescens (Muscicapa), 



211. 

 cserulescens (Thamnophi- 



lus), 14. 

 Caeruleus (Graucalus), 291. 



csesiogaster (Polioptila), 



240. 

 csesius (Graucalus), 290. 

 caesius (Tharnnomanes), 



20. 

 calcarata (Corythopis), 9. 

 caledonica (Myiagra), 269. 

 caledonicus (Artamides), 



286. 

 californica (Polioptila), 



242. 

 Callaeops, 263. 

 callinota (Terenuva), 27. 

 Calobamon, 40. 

 calopterum (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 calopterus (Mecocerculus), 



94. 

 calurus (Criniger), 316. 

 Calvifrons, 177. 

 calvus (Calvifrons), 177. 

 calvus (Corvus), 177. 

 calvus (Symnocephalus), 



177. 

 Calyptomena, 1. 

 Calyptura, 176. 

 cameronensis (Stelgi- 



dillas), 326. 

 cameroonensis (Pedilo- 



rhynchus), 212. 

 campbelli (Petroeca), 220. 

 Campochasra, 290. 

 Campophaga, 298. 

 cancrominus (Platyrhyn- 



chus), 100. 

 candsei (Manacus), 158. 

 candasi (Synallaxis), 56. 

 canescens (Empidochanes), 



135. 

 canescens (Empidonax), 



140. 

 canescens (Monarcha), 



283. _ 

 canicapilla (Bleda), 323. 

 cauiceps (Myiopagis), 117. 

 caniceps (Pceoilodryas), 



236. 

 canifrons (Spizixus), 335. 

 canigularis (Sclerurus), 



72. 

 canipennis (Hemixus), 



312. 

 cantator (Hypocnemis), 



35. 

 cantatrix (Cryptolopha), 



273. 

 eantonensis (Pericrocotus), 



302. 

 capensis (Batis), 244. 



capensis (Phyllostrophus), 



326. 

 capensis (Pycnonotus), 



329. 

 capensis (Smithornis), 



247. 

 capistrata (Muscisaxieola), 



100. 

 capistratus (Thamnophi- 



lus), 16. 

 capitale (Todirostrum), 



104. 

 capitalis (Myiobius), 134. 

 capitalis (Thamnophilus), 



13. 

 capita (Poecilodryas), 236. 

 capitoides (Dendrexetas- 



tes), 81. 

 Capsiempis, 117. 

 carbonaria (Cercomacra), 



29. 

 caribaeus (Blacicus), 142. 

 carnifex (Phcenieocercus), 



171. 

 carolensis (Pyrocephalus), 



134. 

 Carpodectes, 174. 

 carri (Synallaxis), 57. 

 cashrairiensis (Cheiido- 



Daria), 188. 

 Casiornis, 170. 

 cassini (Muscicapa), 212. 

 Cassinia, 209. 

 castanea (Diaphorophyia), 



245. 

 castanea (Synallaxis), 56.. 

 castaneiceps (Conopo- 



phaga), 8. 

 castaneiceps (Crypto- 

 lopha), 274. 

 castaneigularis (Myiagra), 



271. 

 castaneiventris (Pomarea), 



284. 

 castaneothorax (Ehipi- 

 dura), 261. 

 castaneus (Hylaotes), 7.' 

 castaneus (Xiphocolaptes), 



83. 

 castanonotus (Hemixus), 



312. 

 castanoptera (Dendro- 



cichla), 76. 

 castelnaudi (Crlypho- 



rhynchus), 74. 

 castas (Piezorhvnchus), 



281. 

 catoleucum (Parisoma), 



243. 




342 



caudacutus (Sclerurus), 



72. 

 caudata (Capsiempis), 



117. 

 caudata (Chiroxiphia), 



157. 

 caudata (Formicivora), 



26. 

 caudifasciatus (Pitangus), 



128. 

 cayana (Cotinga), 174. 

 cayana (Tityra), 161. 

 cayennensis (Formica- 



rius), 38. 

 cayennensis (Myiozetetes), 



126. 

 cebuensis (Artamides), 



290. 

 cebuensis (Cryptolopha), 



celebensis (Lalage), 303. 

 celebensis (Pitta), 182. 

 celebensis (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 centralis (Chlorocichla), 



325. 

 Centrites, 100. 

 Centrolophus, 333. 

 Cepbalopterus, 177. 

 cepbalotes (Myiarchus), 



145. 

 ceramense (Edoliisoma), 



294, 295. 

 Cerasophila, 312. 

 Ceratopipra, 152. 

 Ceratotriccus, 106. 

 Cercomacra, 28. 

 certbia (Dendrocolaptes), 



87. 

 cervicalis (Philydor), 69. 

 cervina (Rhipidura), 253. 

 cervinicauda (Myiagra), 



269. 

 cervinigularis (Auto- 



molus), 67. 

 cerviniventris (Digenea), 



218. 

 cerviniventris (Pkyllo- 



stropbus), 327. 

 cerviniventris (Pcecilo- 



dryas), 234. 

 cerviniventris (Stoparola), 



286. 

 ceterus (Myrmelastes), 32. 

 ceylonensis (Culicicapa), 



268. 

 ceylonensis (Hypotbymis), 



248. 

 chalcocephalus (Micro- 

 tarsus), 316. 



cbalybea (Diaphoro- 



phyia), 245. 

 chalybea (Prague), 199. 

 ebalybea (Psalidoprocne), 



202. 

 chalybeocepbalus (Piezo- 



rhynchus), 278. 

 Chainasza, 39. 

 cliapadensis (Sittasomus), 



76. 

 Cbasierapis, 232. 

 Chasinorhynchus, 178. 

 Chelidon, 187. 

 Chelidonaria, 187. 

 Chelidorhynx, 250. 

 Chenorhampbus, 250. 

 Cberamceca, 198. 

 cberriei (Elainea), 124. 

 chiroleuca (Gymnocicbla), 



32. 

 Chiromachaeris, 157. 

 Chiroxilla, 166. 

 Chiroxiphia, 156. 

 Chlamydochera, 297. 

 cblorepiseius (Myiarchus), 



145. 

 cblorigula (Bleda), 321. 

 cblorilsema (Bleda), 321. 

 chlorion (Piprites), 151. 

 chloris (Acanthidositta), 



186. 

 chloris (Criniger), 318. 

 chloris (Piprites), 151. 

 chlorocepbala (Chlorop- 



sis), 308. 

 Chlorocichla, 325. 

 chlorolepidota (Pipreola), 



173. 

 chloromerus (Pipra), 154. 

 Chloromyias, 250. 

 chloronota (Pseudogery- 



gone), 231. 

 cMoronotus (Criniger), 



316. 

 Chloropeta, 243. 

 Chloropipo, 151. 

 Chloropsis, 307. 

 cbocolatina (Bradyornis), 



209. 

 chrysffius (Tarsiger), 238. 

 cbrysocepbalus (Mega- 



rhjnchus), 1.30. 

 cbrysocepbalus (Scoto- 



thorus), 159. 

 chrysocrotaphum (Todi- 



rostruui), 103. 

 chrysogaster (Pseudogery- 



gone), 230. 

 cbrysomelas (Piezorbyn- 



chus), 282. 



chrysops (Tyranniscus), 



122. 

 chrysopterus (MaBius), 



153. 

 chunchofcambo (Den- 



drornis), 80. 

 cinchoneti (Conopias), 



127. 

 Cinclodes, 49. 

 cincta (Clivicola), 189. 

 cincta (Cotinga), 173. 

 cinctiis (Ampelion), 172. 

 cineracea (Sayornis), 137. 

 cinerascens (Cercomacra), 



28. 

 cinerascens (Elainea), 123. 

 cinerascens (Gerygone), 



225. 

 cinerascens (Monarcha), 



283. 

 cinerascens (Muscieapa), 



212. 

 cinerascens (Myiarchus), 



144. 

 cinerascens (Synallaxis), 



55. 

 cinerea (Atticora), 199. 

 cinerea (Batara), 10. 

 cinerea (Lathria), 167. 

 cinerea (Muscisaxicola), 



99. 

 cinerea (Muscitrea), 220. 

 cinerea (Myiopagis), 117. 

 cinerea (Poecilodryas), 



234. 

 cinerea (Rhipidura), 259. 

 cinerea(Serpbopbaga) ,112. 

 cinereicapilla (Phyllo- 



myias), 1 ] 8. 

 cinereicapillus (Spizixus), 



335. 

 cinereiceps (Hemicheli- 



don), 204. 

 cinereiceps (Iole), 314. 

 cinereiceps (Pseudogery- 



gone), 229. 

 cinereiceps (Rhyncho- 



cyclus), 102. 

 cinereiceps (Thamno- 



philus), 14. 

 cinereiceps (Tyranniscus), 



121. 

 cinereifrons (Elainea), 



124. 

 cinereifrons (Hetero- 



myias), 233. 

 cinereifrons (Pycnonotus), 



332. 

 oinereigula (Pericrocotus), 



300. 




INDEX. 



343 



cinereigulare (Oncostoma), 



104. 

 cinereinucha (Thanino- 



philus), 14. 

 cinereiventris (Micro- 

 tarsus), 315. 

 cinereiventris (Myrmo- 



therula), 23. 

 cinereiventris (Pacby- 



rhamphus), 165. 

 cinereiventris (Rhampho- 



cajuus), 28. 

 cinereo-niger (Thamno- 



philus), 12. 

 cinereuni (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 cinereus (Attila), 169. 

 cinereus (Blacicus), 143. 

 cinereus (Onipolegus), 97. 

 cinereus (Graucalus), 291. 

 cinereus (Hemixus), 312. 

 cinereus(Pachyrhamphus), 



164. 

 cinereus (Pericrocofcus), 



302. 

 cineritius (Empidonax), 



139. 

 cinnamoniea (Drymo- 



phila), 34. 

 cinnamoniea (Neopipo), 



156. 

 cinnamomea (Ehipidura), 



257. 

 cinnamoniea (Synallaxis), 



56. 

 cinnamomeiventris (Och- 



thceca), 93. 

 cinnamomeus (Attila), 



169. 

 cinnamomeus (Furnarius), 



47. 

 cinnamomeus (Myiobius), 



131. 

 cinnamomeus (Pacby- 



rhamplms), 165. 

 cinnamomeus (Xipho- 



colaptes), 83. 

 cinnamomeus (Zeocephus), 



262. 

 cirrhatus (Thamnophilus), 



15. 

 Cirrhopipra, 152. 

 cisandina (Siptornis), 59. 

 cifcreopygius (Attila), 168. 

 citrinifrons (Ochthceca), 



92. 

 citriniventris (Attila), 170. 

 damans (Bleda), 322. 

 clamosa (Atrichornis), 



187. 



Clibanornis, 51. 

 cliinacura (Fluvicola), 95. 

 Olivicola, 189. 

 Clytoctantes, 18. 

 Clytomyias, 250. 

 Cnipodectes, 131. 

 Onipolegus, 96. 

 coccinea (Pitta), 181. 

 cockerelli (Ehipidura), 



262. 

 ccelestis (Cyanomyias), 



249. 

 collaris (Hedymela), 213. 

 collaris (Muscicapa), 213. 

 collaris (Pvhamphocsenus), 



28. 

 colma (Pormicarius), 38. 

 colombiana(Oham£eza), 39. 

 colonus (Copurus), 98. 

 cplonus (Myiagra), 270. 

 colonus (Ehinomyias), 



267. 

 Colopterus, 108. 

 Colopteryx, 108. 

 columbianus (Philydor), 



68. 

 comata (Pipra), 154. 

 couiatus (Onipolegus), 96. 

 comitata (Alseonax), 207. 

 commutatus (Monarcha), 



283. 

 comorensis (Terpsiphone), 



264. 

 compressirostris (Xipho- 



colaptes), 82. 

 compressus (Picolaptes), 



84. 

 concinna (Myiagra), 268. 

 concinna (Pitta), 180. 

 concinna (Ehipidura), 



254. 

 concolor (Dendrocolaptes), 



87. 

 concolor (Hypaipetes), 



310. 

 concolor (Progne), 198. 

 concolor (Ptyonoprogne), 



191. 

 concreta (Oyornis), 214. 

 concreta (Diaphorophyia), 



245. 

 congener (Eurillas), 325. 

 congica (Olivicola), 189. 

 connectens (Hemixus), 



312. 

 Conopias, 127. 

 Conopophaga, 8. 

 conradi (Criniger), 318. 

 coneobrina (Pormieivora), 



26. 



consobrinus (Mecocer- 



culus), 94. 

 consobrinus (Philydor),68. 

 conspicillata (Pseudo- 



gerygone), 229. 

 Contopus, 141. 

 Oopurus, 98. 

 Coracocichla, 185. 

 Ooraoopitta, 185. 

 cornix (Graucalus), 292. 

 cornuta (Oeratopipra), 



152. 

 coronata (Tseuioptera), 89. 

 coronata (Todopsis), 249. 

 coronatus (Manacus), 158. 

 coronatus (Platyrhyn- 



chusl, 101. 

 coronulatus (Masius), 153. 

 corvina (Terpsiphone), 



265. 

 corvinus (Myrmelastes), 



32. 

 Oorydon, 3. 

 coryi (Schizoeaca), 52. 

 Coryphistera, 62. 

 Corythopis, 9. 

 costaricensis (Dendrornis), 



78. 

 costaricensis (Xipho- 



colaptes), 81. 

 Cotile, 189, 190. 

 Cotinga, 173. 

 cotinga (Ootinga), 173. 

 cotta (Myiopagis), 116. 

 cowani (Olivicola), 189. 

 cozumelss (Attila), 169. 

 crassirostris (Geositta), 46. 

 crassirostris (Ixocincla), 



311. 

 crassirostris (Pitta), 181. 

 crassirostris (Tyrannus), 



149. 

 crassirostris (Xiphoco- 



laptes), 82. 

 Oriniger, 316. 

 criniger (Irena), 309. 

 oriniger (Tricholestes), 



319. 

 crinitus (Myiarchus), 144. 

 crissalis (Artamides), 287. 

 crissalis (Formicarius), 38. 

 cristata (Calyptura), 176. 

 cristata (Pitnys), 30. 

 cristata (Terpsiphone), 



264:- 

 cristatus (Furnarius), 47. 

 cristatus (Phillomyias), 



118. 

 cristatus (Pseudosizura), 



65. 




344 



INDEX. 



cristatus (Thamnophilus), 



15. 

 crocea (Rupieola), 171. 

 croceus (Pericrocotus), 



300. 

 cruenta (Querula), 176. 

 erypterythrus (Myiobius), 



133. 

 cryptoleuca (Progne), 198. 

 Cryptolopha, 272, 275, 



276. 

 cryptolopha (Lathria), 



167. 

 cryptoxanthus (Myiobius), 



133. 

 cubensis (Tyrannus), 149. 

 cucullata (Grallaricula), 



45. 

 cucullata (Hirundo), 196. 

 cucullata (Pitta), 184. 

 cucullatus (Ampelion), 



172. 

 cucullatus (Graucalus), 



291. 

 Culicicapa, 268. 

 Culicivora, 110. 

 culicirora (Pseudogery- 



gone), 228. 

 culminata (Lalage), 305. 

 cumaneusis (Grallaricula), 



45. 

 cuneatus (Glyphorhyn- 



chus), 74. 

 cunicularia (Geositta), 45. 

 curtata (Siptornis), 59. 

 curviroatris (Andropadus), 



323. 

 curvirostris (Thrrolegus), 



63. 

 cyana (Poecilodryas), 234. 

 cyanea (Irena), 309. 

 cyanea (Pachycephala), 



214. 

 cyanea (Pitta), 179. 

 cyaDea (Platystira), 246. 

 cyaneiviridis (Tachy- 



cineta), 192. 

 cyanescens (Zeocephus), 



262. 

 cyanicepB (Rhipidura), 



257. 

 cyanirostris (Cnipolegus), 



97. 

 cyaniventris (Rubigula), 



335. 

 cyanocapilla (Pipra), 154. 

 cyanocephala (Todopsis), 



249. 

 cyanogaster (Irena), 308. 

 eyanoleuca (Atticora), 200. 



cyanomelaena (Muscicapa), 



238. 

 cyanomelas (Muscicapa), 



238. 

 cyanomelas (Trochocer- 



cus), 251. 

 Cyanomyias, 249. 

 cyanonota (Pitta), 182. 

 cyanopogon (Chloropsis), 



308. _ 

 cyanopsis (Poecilodryas), 



235. 

 cyanoptera (Pitta), 180. 

 Cyanoptila, 238. 

 Gyanotis, 113. 

 cyanura (Eucichla), 184. 

 Cybernetes, 96. 

 Cymbilanius, 9. 

 Cymborhynchus, 3. 

 Oyornis, 214, 217, 218. 



dahli (Rhipidura), 255. 

 dalhousise (Psarisomus), 1. 

 Dammeria, 223. 

 dannefordi (Miro), 233. 

 darwini (Upucerthia), 48. 

 dasypus (Chelidonaria), 



188. 

 daurica (Hirundo), 196. 

 davisoni (Cryptolopha), 



275. 

 davisoni (Hemixus), 312. 

 davisoni (Pycnonotus), 



331. 

 debilis (Bleda), 322. 

 debilis (Thamnophilus), 



11. 

 dgcipiens (Niltava), 219. 

 Deconychura, 77. 

 decora (Pipreola), 173. 

 dejeani (Cryptolopha), 



274. 

 deliciosus (Machsero- 



pterus), 156. 

 Deltarhyncbus, 147. 

 Dendrexetastes, 80. 

 Dendrobiastes, 223. 

 Dendrocichla, 74. 

 Dendrocolaptes, 86. 

 dendrocolaptoides (Cli- 



banornis), 51. 

 Dendroplex, 80. 

 Dendrornis, 77. 

 depressirostris (Blacicus), 



143. 

 derbianus (Pitangus), 127. 

 desmursii (Sylviortho- 



rhynchus), 52. 

 destructus (Formicarius), 



38. 



devillei (Dendrexetastes), 



81. 

 devisi (Rhipidura), 252. 

 diabolica (Artomyias), 247. 

 diabolica (Melaaiornis), 



208. 

 diadema (Ochthoeca), 93. 

 diadematus (Piezorhvn- 



chus), 279. 

 dialilaBma (Cyornis), 215. 

 Diaphorophyia, 245. 

 Diaphoropterus, 305. 

 diardi (Alophoixus), 319. 

 dichrous (Piezorhynchus), 



279. 

 Dichrozona, 23. 

 diemenensis (Rhipidura), 



252. 

 difficilis (Artamides), 287. 

 difficilis (Empidonax), 139. 

 Digenea, 218. 

 dignissima (Thamnocha- 



ris), 40. 

 diluta (Clivicola), 189. 

 diluta (Rhipidura), 260. 

 dimidiata (Chasiempis), 



232. 

 dimidiata (Hirundo), 195. 

 dimorpha (Batis), 245. 

 diops (Hemitriccus), 108. 

 Dioptrornis, 210. 

 dispar (Edoliisoma), 294. 

 dispar (Rubigula), 334. 

 divaga (Piezorhynchus), 



279. 

 dives (Grallaria), 43. 

 djampeana (Oyornis), 216. 

 dobsoni (Artamides), 290. 

 dodsoni (Pycnonotus), 329. 

 dohertyi (Edoliisoma), 



294. 

 dohertyi (Pitta), 183. 

 dolei (Chasiempis), 232. 

 doliatus (Thamnophilus), 



15. 

 Doliornis, 175. 

 domestica (Progne), 199. 

 domicella (Hirundo), 197. 

 dominicana (Tsenioptera), 



90. 

 dominicensis (Myiarchus), 



147. 

 dominicensis (Proene), 



198. ^ S ' 



dominicensis (Tyrannus), 



149. 

 d'orbigniana (Dendrornis), 



78. 

 dorcadichroa (Crypto- 

 lopha), 274. 




INDEX. 



345 



dorsalis (Automolus), 67. 

 dorsalis (Conopophaga), 8. 

 dorsalis (Gerygone), 227. 

 dorsalis (Pkacelodomus), 



64. 

 dorsimaculatus (Herpsi- 



lochmus), 24. 

 dorso-immaculatus (Xi- 



phorhynchus), 86. 

 dryas (Ehipidura), 256. 

 dubia (Pipra), 155. 

 dubium (Philentoma), 266. 

 dubius (Dysithamnus), 20. 

 dubius (Pyrocephalus), 



134. 

 dumetoria(Erytbromyias), 



222. 

 duinetoria (TTpuoerthia), 



48. 

 •dumicola (Polioptila), 241. 

 Drymophila, 25, 33. 

 Dryinornis, 85. 

 Dysithamnus, 18. 



eburneirostris (Dendror- 



nis), 78. 

 ecaudatus (Orchilus), 108. 

 Bdoliisoma, 294. 

 edolioides (Melsenornis), 



207. 

 eduardi (Tylas), 334. 

 Elainea, 116, 117, 122. 

 elaopteryx (Terenura), 27. 

 elatus (Tyrannulus), 120. 

 elegaDs (Cyornis), 215, 



217. 

 elegans (Dendrornis), 79. 

 elegans (Graucalus), 292. 

 elegans (Hypoeneinis), 



36. 

 elegans (Pericrocotus), 



299. 

 elegans (Pipreola), 173. 

 elegantula (Bhipidura), 



254. 

 elite (Irena), 309. 

 ellioti (Eucichla), 185. 

 Elminia, 265. 

 elopurensis (Cyornis), 217. 

 emanoipatum (Edolii- 



soma), 295. 

 emeria (Otocorapsa), 333. 

 emigrans (Xiphocolaptes), 



81. 

 emini (Hirundo), 197. 

 emini (Terpsiphone), 265. 

 Empidagra, 125. 

 Empidias, 136. 

 Empidochanes, 135. 

 Empidonax, 137. 



Empidonomus, 148. 

 Empidornis, 210. 

 enganensis (Artamides), 



287. 

 enganensis (Cyornis), 215. 

 episoopalis (Khipidura), 



258. 

 epulata (Alseonax), 207. 

 Eribates, 148. 

 erithacus (Sittasomus), 76. 

 erithaeus (Lioscelis), 6. 

 erromangse (Ehipidura), 



252. 

 erythacus (Cyornis), 217. 

 Erythrocercus, 250. 

 erythrocercus (Philydor), 



69. 

 erythrogaster (Cyornis), 



216. 

 erythrogaster (Hirundo), 



193. 

 .erythrogaster (Pitta), 182. 

 erythroleuca (Grallaria), 



42. 

 Erythromyias, 222. 

 erythronota (Myrmo- 



therula), 22. 

 erythronota (Ehipidura), 



261. 

 erythronotus (Philydor), 



69. 

 erythrophthalma (Thripo- 



phaga), 64. 

 erythrops Leptopogon), 



115. 

 erythrops (Myiagra), 271. 

 erythrops (Siptornis), 59. 

 erythroptera (Phlogopsis), 



38. 

 erythroptera (Terpsi- 

 phone), 264. 

 erythropterus (Myioze- 



tetes), 126. 

 erythropterus (Philydor), 



68. 

 erythropygia (Dendrornis), 



78. 

 erythropygia (Hirundo), 



196. 

 erythropygium (Edolii- 



soma), 296. 

 erythropygius (Myiothe- 



retes), 89. 

 erythropygius (Pericro- 

 cotus), 302. 

 erythrosticta (Pomarea), 



284. 

 erythrothorax (Synallaxis), 



57. 

 erythrotis (Grallaria), 42. 



erythrura (Myrmotherula), 



22. 

 erythrurus (Myiobius), 



132. 

 euchrysea (Hirundo), 198. 

 Eucichla, 184. 

 Eugerygone, 231 . 

 eugineus (Eurillas), 325. 

 euophrys (Philydor), 62. 

 Euptilosus, 314. 

 euptilosus (Euptilosus'), 



314. 

 Eurillas, 324. 

 Eurylamius, 2. 

 euryura (Neomyias), 262. 

 Euscarthmus, 104. 

 everetti (Cyornis), 214. 

 everetti (Edoliisoma), 297. 

 everetti (Gerygone), 226. 

 everetti (Iole), 313. 

 everetti (Piezorhynchus), 



280. 

 everetti (Pitta), 180. 

 excelea (Grallaria), 40. 

 excelsior (Upucertbia), 49. 

 eximius (Criniger), 318. 

 eximius (Pogonotriceus), 



110. 

 exsul (Myrmelastes), 32. 

 exsul (Pericrocotus), 300. 

 eytoni (Dendrornis), 78. 



falcinellus (Picolaptes), 



83. 

 falcularius (Xiphorhyn- 



chus), 86. 

 falkensteini (Pycnonotus), 



331. 

 fallax (Elainea), 124. 

 fallax (Ehipidura), 257. 

 familiare (Hapalopteron), 



328. 

 fantisiensis (Alseonax), 



207. 

 fasciata (Atticora), 199. 

 faseiata (Pipra), 153. 

 fasciatus (Cymbilanius), 9. 

 fascinans (Micrceca), 205. 

 femoralis (Scytalopus), 6. 

 fenicheli (Arses), 278. 

 fernandezianus (Anasretes), 



113. 

 ferox (Mjiarchus), 145. 

 ferrocyanea (Myiagra), 269. 

 ferruginea (Formicivora), 



25. 

 ferruginea (Gymnocichla), 



32. 

 ferruginea (Hemichelidon), 



204. 




346 



ISDEX. 



ferruginea (Hirundinea), 



130. 

 ferrugineigula (Anumbius), 



63. 

 ferrugineipectus (Grallari- 



oula), 45. 

 ferruginolentus (Automo- 



lus), 65. 

 Fieedula, 213. 

 figulus (Furnarius), 47. 

 filicauda (Cirrhopipra), 



152. 

 fimbriata (Lalage), 304. 

 finlaysoni (Pycnonotus), 



331. 

 finschi (Bradyornis), 210. 

 finschi (Criniger), 318. 

 finschi (Musoicapa), 211. 

 fiaschi (Pitta), 183. 

 finschi (Rhipidura), 259. 

 fischeri (Dioptrornis), 210. 

 fischeri (Phyllostrophus), 



327. 

 fitzgeraldi (Upucerthia). 



48. 

 flabellifera (Ehipidura), 



252. 

 flammeus (Pericrocotus), 



£00. 

 flaminiceps (Oxyrham- 



phus), 150. 

 flammifer (Pericrocotus), 



299. 

 flammulata (Siptornis), 62. 

 flamrnulalus (Attila), 169. 

 flammulatus (Deltarhyn- 



chus), 147. 

 flammulatus(Hemitriecus), 



109. 

 flammulatus (Megabias), 



247. 

 flammulatus (Thripadec- 



tes), 69. 

 flavala (Hemixus), 311. 

 flaveola (Oapsiempis), 117. 

 flaveola (Gerygone), 226. 

 flaveolus (Criniger), 316. 

 flaveolus (Manacus), 158. 

 flavescens (Andropadus), 



324. 

 flavescens (Empidonax), 



139. 

 flavescens (Hypocnemis), 



OO. 



flavescens (Pseudocolap- 



tes), 62. 

 flavescens (Smicrornis). 



225. 

 flavescens (Xanthixus), 332. 

 flavicans (Myiobius), 132. 



flavicapilla (Ohloropipo), 



151. 

 flavieapillus (Scotothorus), 



159. 

 flaviceps (Campochffira), 



290. 

 flavicincta (Pcecilodryas), 



236. 

 flavicollis (Bleda), 320. 

 fiavicollis (Pipra), 153. . 

 flavigastra (Hyliota), 237. 

 flavigastra (Mieroeca), 205. 

 flavigula (Bleda), 320. 

 flavigularis (Abrornis), 275. 

 flavieularis (Cryptolopha), 



274. 

 flavigularis (Myiobius), 



132. 

 flavigularis (Platyrhyn- 



chus), 101. 

 flavilateralis (Pseudogery- 



gone), 229. 

 flavinucha (Musoisaxicola), 



99. 

 flavipennis (Chloropsis), 



308. 

 flavirostris (Anseretes), 



113. 

 flavirostris (Grallaricula), 



44. 

 flavirostris (Humblotia), 



206. 

 flavirostris (Phibalura) 



171. 

 flaviventer (MachEerirhyn- 



chus), 272. 

 flaviventris (Blacicus), 143. 

 flaviventris (Chlorocichla), 



325. 

 flaviventris (Empidonax), 



139. 

 flaviventris (Hapalocer- 



cus), 109. 

 flaviventris (Leptotriccus), 



111. 

 flaviventris (Microeca), 205. 

 flaviventris (Ochthoeca), 



138. 

 flaviventris (Otocompsa), 



333. 

 flaviventris (Rbynchocy- 



clus), 102. 

 flavivertex (Heterooerous), 



160. 

 flavivertex (Myiopagis), 



116. 

 flavooinerea (Stigmatura), 



111. 

 flavo-olivaceus (Rhynoho- 

 cyclus), 102. 



flavostriata (Bleda), 322. 

 flavotincta (Chloropsis), 



308. 

 flavotincta (Grallaria), 42. 

 flavotincta (Lalage), 304. 

 flavovirens (Leptopogon), 



115. 

 flavovireseens (Microeca), 



205. 

 flemmingi (Dysithamnus), 



19. 

 florencias (Piezorhynchus), 



282. 

 floris (Artamides), 288. 

 floris (Cryptolopha), 275. 

 floris (Terpsiphone), 263. 

 fluviatilis (Musoisaxicola), 



160. 

 Fluvicola, 95. 

 fluvieola (Petrochelidon), 



201. 

 foetidus (Gymnoderus), 



177. 

 forfieatus (Milvulus), 150. 

 forficatus (Muscivora), 



150. 

 Formicarius, 38. 

 Formicivora, 25. 

 formosa (Pipreola), 172. 

 forsteni (Pitta), 184. 

 fortis (Artamides), 289. 

 fortis (Percnostola), 33. 

 fortis (Tityna), 162. 

 fortis (Xiphocolaptes), 82. 

 francisci (Erythrocercus), 



251. 

 frantzii (Elainea), 124. 

 fraseri (Bradyornis), 209. 

 frater (Criniger), 317. 

 frater (HerpsilochmusA 



24. 

 frater (Monaroha), 283. 

 frater (Oxyrhamphus), 



150. 

 fraterculus (Dendrornisl, 



79. 

 fraterculus (PericrocotuB), 



299. 

 fratrum (Batis), 245. 

 frenata (Cyornis), 216. 

 freycineti (Myiagra), 271. 

 fringillarius (Ernpido- 



chanes), 135. 

 frobeni (Geositta), 46. 

 frontalis (Ochthoeca), 92. 

 frontalis (Pipreola), 173. 

 frontalis (Sublegatus), 126. 

 frontalis (Synallaxis), 54. 

 frontalis (Tyranniscus), 




INDEX. 



347 



fuoata (Attieora), 200. 

 fugenaia (Hypsipetes), 310. 

 fuliginicepa (Leptasthe- 



nura), 53. 

 fuliginosa (Artomyias), 



247. 

 fuliginosa (Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 fuliginosa (Hemichelidon), 



204. 

 fuliginosa (Planchesia), 



144. 

 fuliginosa (Psalidoprocne), 



202. 

 fuliginosa (Ehipidura), 



254. 

 fuliginosa (Scbizoeaca), 52, 

 fuliginosus (Thamno- 



philus), 10. 

 fuligula (Ptyonoprogne), 



190. 

 fulleborni (Muaeicapa), 



211. 

 fulva (Petroohelidon), 201. 

 fulvescens (Chama5za),40. 

 fulvescens (Gerygone), 



227. 

 fulvicauda (Myiosobus), 



319. 

 fulviceps (Hapalocercus), 



109. 

 fulvifacies (Abrornis), 276. 

 fulvifrons (Empidonax), 



137. 

 fulvipectus (Ehyncho- 



cyclus), 102. 

 fulviventris (Grallaria), 



43. 

 fulviventris (Myiagra), 



271. 

 fulviventris (Myrmothe- 



rula), 21. 

 fulviventris (Phyllo- 



atrophus), 327. 

 fulviventris (Tylas), 334. 

 fumicolor (Ohthceca), 91. 

 fumifrons (EuBcarthmus), 



105. 

 fumigatus (Ochthodiseta), 



90. 

 fumosa (Ehipidura), 258. 

 fumosua (Automolus), 66. 

 funebris (Percnostola), 32. 

 furcata (Progne), 198. 

 furcata (Siptornis), 59. 

 fureatus (Ceratotriccus), 



106. 

 Purnarius, 46. 

 fusea (Casiornis), 170. 

 fusca (Iodopleura), 175. 



fusca (Planchesia), 144. 

 fusca (Pseudogerygone), 



fusca (Ebinocrypta), 7. 

 fusca (ZoBterops), 229. 

 fuscatus (Einpidochanes), 



135. 

 fuscescens (Leptasthe- 



nura), 53, 

 fuscescens (Monarcba), 



283. 

 fuscicapillus (Picolaptes), 



84. 

 fuscicaudata (Otocompsa), 



333. 

 fusciceps (Bleda), 321. 

 fusciceps (Thripophaga), 



64. 

 fusciflavescens (Micro- 



tarsua), 315. 

 f uacipennis (Philydor), 68. 

 fuscocinerea (Lathria), 



166. 

 fuscorufa (Ehipidura), 



258. 

 fuscorufa (Synallaxia), 56. 

 fuscorufua (Ochthodiseta), 



91. 

 fuscus (Anabazenops), 72. 

 fuscus (Ginclodes), 50. 

 fuscus (Empidias), 136.! 

 fuscus (Molpastes), 328. 

 fuscus (Sclerurus), 72. 



gabbi (Pitangus), 128. 

 gabonensis (Pycnonotus), 



331. 

 gaimardi (Myiopagia), 116. 

 galathea? (Pseudosizura), 



65. 

 galeata (Antilopbia), 153. 

 galeata (Myiagra), 271. 

 galeatus (Colopteryx), 108. 

 galinieri (Alcippe), 210. 

 galinieri (Lioptilus), 240. 

 ganeesa (Hypsipetes), 310. 

 garretti (Muscisaxicola), 



100. 

 gaumeri (Attila), 169. 

 gayi (Ohasiempis), 232. 

 geelvinkianus (Monarcha), 



283. 

 gensei (Pormicivora), 26. 

 genibarbis (Xenops), 71. 

 Geobatea, 45. 

 Geositta, 45. 

 germaini (Pycnonotus), 



330. 

 Gerygone, 225. 

 gigantea (Grallaria), 40. 



gigantea (Mellopitta), 185. 

 gigas (Elainea), 123. 

 gilvieollis (Thaninophilus), 



14. 

 gilviventris (Xenicus), 186. 

 giulianetti (Pseudogery- 

 gone), 231. 

 glaber (Sublegatus), 125. 

 glabricollis (Oephalo- 



pterus), 177. 

 glaucopectus (Pormi- 



carius), 38. 

 glaucus (Thamnomanes), 



20. 

 Glyphorhynchus, 74. 

 godeffroyi (Monarcha), 



283. 

 godmani (Leptopogon), 



115. 

 goiavier (Pycnonotus), 



330. 

 goodenovii (Petroeca), 221. 

 goramensia (Myiagra), 271 . 

 gordoni (Hirundo), 197. 

 gouldi (Piezorhynchui), 



279. 

 gracilipes (Tyranniscus), 



121. 

 gracilirostris (Stelgidillas), 



326. 

 gracilis (Empidagra), 125. 

 gracilis (Picolaptes), 84. 

 gracilis (Stelgidillas), 326. 

 Grallaria, 40. 

 Grallaricula, 44. 

 Grallina, 284. 

 graminicola (Siptornia), 



61. 

 grammiceps(Oryptolopha), 



275. 

 granadensis (Euscarth- 



mus), 106. 

 granadensis (Myiozetetes), 



126. 

 • granadensis (Pyroderus), 



176. 

 granatina (Pitta), 181. 

 grandis (Niltava), 219. 

 gratiosa (Ochthoeea), 93. 

 Graucalus, 290. 

 grayi (Chenorhamphua), 



250. 

 grayi (Edoliisoma), 297. 

 grisea (Bradyornis), 208. 

 grisea (Forniicivora), 25. 

 grisea (Muscisaxicola), 98. 

 griseicapilla (Phyllo- 



myias), 118. 

 griseiceps (Oriniger), 316. 

 griseiceps (Microaca), 206. 




348 



griseioeps (Phyllomyias), 



118. 

 gviseiceps (Piprites), 151. 

 griseiceps (Platyrbynchus), 



101. 

 griseiceps (Tityra), 161. 

 griseicollis (Scytalopus), 5. 

 griseigulariB (Attila), 170. 

 griseigularis (Elainea), 



123. 

 griseigularis (Pacbyrbam- 



pbus), 164. 

 griseigularis (Pericro- 



cotus), 302. 

 griseimurina (Scbizceaca), 



52. 

 griseinucha (Grallaria), 



42. 

 griseipeetus (Empidonax), 



138. 

 griseisticta (Hemiche- 



lidon), 204. 

 griseiventris (Gymno- 



pitbys), 31. 

 griseiventris (Synallaxis), 



54. 

 griseoeularis (Sublegatus), 



126. 

 griseopyga (Hirundo), 195. 

 griseus (Empidonax), 140. 

 griseus (Sittasomus), 77. 

 griseus (Tyrannus), 149. 

 grisola (Muscicapa), 211. 

 gualaquizse (Pogonotric- 



cus), 110. 

 guatemalensis (Grallaria), 



41. 

 guatemalensis (Sclerurus), 



73. 

 guayabambas (Myrmo- 

 tberula), 21. 

 guerrerensis (Automolus), 



66. 

 guianensis (Synallaxis), 



55. 

 guillemardi (Artamides), 



288. 

 guimarascensis (Iole), 313. 

 gularis (Criniger), 316. 

 gularis (Eusoartbmus), 



105. 

 gularis (Myrmotberula), 



21. 

 gularis (Rhipidura), 259. 

 gularis (Ebiuomyias), 267. 

 gularis (Rubigula), 335. 

 gularis (Synallaxis), 57. 

 gurneyi (Eucichla), 185. 

 guttata (Aethomyias), 243. 

 guttata (Dendrornis), 77. 



guttata (Margarornis), 74. 

 guttata (Myrmotberula), 



21. 

 guttatoides (Dendrornis), 



78. 

 guttatum (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 guttatus (Ixonotus), 328. 

 guttatus (Psilorbamphus), 



27. 

 guttatus (Tbamnophilus), 



10. 

 guttatus (Scytalopus), 6. 

 guttifer (Pogonociebla), 



239. 

 guttulatus (Dysitbamnus), 



18. 

 guttulatus (Piezorbyn- 



cbus), 280. 

 guttulatus (Xenicopsis), 



71. 

 guttuligera (Tbripopbaga), 



64. 

 gutturalis (Criuiger), 317. 

 gutturalis (Hirundo), 193. 

 gutturalis (Myrmotbe- 

 rula), 21. 

 gutturalis (Pipra), 155. 

 gutturalis (Pseudosizura), 



65. 

 gutturosus (Manacus), 



158. 

 Gymnocephalus, 177. 

 Gymnocicbla, 32. 

 Gymnocrotapbus, 329, 



332. 

 Gymnoderus, 177. 

 Gyinnopitbys, 30. 

 gymnons (Rbegmato- 



rbina), 31. 



Habrura, 110. 



Hadrostomus, 163. 



Hamiatoderus, 176. 



hsematonota (Myrmotbe- 

 rula), 21. 



btemorrhous (Pycno- 

 notus), 328. 



hainana (Oyornis), 215. 



hainanus (Pycnonotus), 

 331. 



bamadryas (Rhipidura), 

 257. 



hammondi (Empidonax), 

 129. 



Hapalocercus, 109. 



Hapalopteron, 328. 



bapaloptevyx (Cseno- 

 triccus), 107. 



haplonota (Grallaria), 41. 



hardwickei (Cbloropsis), 



307. 

 barterti (Bleda), 321. 

 harterti (Schizoeaca), 52. 

 harterti (Upucerthia), 49. 

 bartlaubi (Campophaga), 



298. 

 batcheri (Muscisaxicola), 



99. 

 bauxwelli (Mvrmothe- 



rula), 22. 

 baynaldi (Iole), 313. 

 Hedymela, 213. 

 heinei (Myiobius), 132. 

 helense (Cyanomyias), 249. 

 beliantbea (Culicicapa), 



268. 

 Helicura, 157. 

 Heliobletus, 70. 

 Heliochera, 175. 

 belviventris (Hapalo- 

 cercus), 109. 

 Hemicbelidon, 204. 

 bemichrysus (Myiody- 



nastes), 129. 

 liemileuca (Hypocnemis), 



36. 

 bemimelaena (Dryrao- 



pbila), 35. 

 Hemitriccus, 108. 

 bemixantba (Microeca), 



205. 

 Hemixus, 311. 

 Henicornis, 50. 

 benkei (Arses), 277. 

 henrici (Criniger), 317. 

 henriei (Dammeria), 223. 

 hensoni (HypsipeteB), 310. 

 berioti (Cyornis), 215. 

 bermani (Poecilodryas), 



Herpsilocbmus, 23. 

 besperia (Progne), 198. 

 Heteranax, 282. 

 beterocerca (Cirrbopipra), 



152. 

 beterocerca (Siptornis), 



60. 

 Heterocercus, 160. 

 Heterocnemis, 33. 

 Heteromyias, 233. 

 Heteropelma, 159. 

 beterura (Siptornis), 61. 

 heterurus „(P' ez orhyn- 



chus), 280. 

 beterurus (Pyrocephalus), 



134. 

 beterurus (Xenops), 71. 

 bildebrandti (Hemixus). 



312. ' 




INDEX. 



349 



Hirundinea, 130. 

 hirundinea (Pholia), 237. 

 Hirundo, 192. 

 hispaniolensis (Blaoious), 



142. 

 hodgsoni (Nitidula), 217. 

 hodgsoni (Poliomyias), 



223. 

 hodgsoni (Tarsiger), 217. 

 hodgsoni (Tickellia), 276. 

 hoedti (Rhipidura), 259. 

 hoffmanni (Forinicarius), 



39. 

 holerythrus (Lipaugus), 



168. 

 hollandi (Hapalocercus), 



110. 

 hollandi (Thamnophilus), 



10. 

 holomelsena (Psalido- 



proone), 202. 

 holopolius (Graucalus), 



294. 

 holospodia (Tffinioptera), 



90. 

 holosfcictus (Automolus), 



65. 

 holti (Iole), 314. 

 homochroa(Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 homoohrous (Platypsaris), 



163. 

 Homorua, 65. 

 hopkei (Carpodeetes), 175. 

 Horizopus, 141. 

 hormophora (Diaphoro- 



phyia), 245. 

 hosei (Calyptomena), 1. 

 hudsoni (Cnipolegus), 97. 

 hudsoni (Siptornis), 61. 

 Humblotia, 206. 

 humeralis (Terenura), 27. 

 humei (Otocompsa), 333. 

 humicola (Siptornis), 60. 

 humilis (SiptorniB), 60. 

 humivagans (Corythopis), 



9. 

 hyacinthina (Cyornis), 



214. 

 Hydrornis, 179. 

 Hylactes, 7. 

 Hylexetastes, 81. 

 Hyliota, 237. 

 hyperythra (Hirundo), 



197. 

 hyperythra (Muscicapula), 



224. 

 hyperythra (Rhipidura), 



261. 

 hyperythra (Siphia), 214, 



hypoohondriaous (Siptor- 

 nis), 58. 

 Hypoeneruis, 35. 

 hypoglaucus (Oxyrham- 



phus), 150. 

 hypoleuca (Grallaria), 42. 

 hypoleuca (Hypocnemis), 



36. 

 hypoleuca (Poecilodryas), 



235. 

 hypoleuca (Serphophaga), 



112. 

 hypoleucus (Graucalus), 



292. 

 hypoleucus (Myrrao- 



cbanes), 30. 

 hypomelsBna(Cereomacra), 



29. 

 hypophseus (Platypsaris), 



163. 

 hypopyrrha (Aulia), 167. 

 hypospodia (Elainea), 123. 

 hypospodia (Synallaxis), 



55. 

 hyposticta (Siptornis), 59. 

 Hypothyrnis, 248. 

 hypoxantha (Chelido- 



rhynx), 250. 

 hypoxantha (Gerygone), 



227. 

 hypoxantha(Hypocnemis), 



35. 

 hypoxanthus (At'tila), 169. 

 Hypsipetes, 309. 



ibidis (Chasiempis), 232. 

 icterica (Bleda), 320. 

 icterina (Chloropeta), 244. 

 icterocephala (Ohloropsis), 



.308. 

 ieterophrys (Sisopygis), 96. 

 igata (Pseudogerygone), 



227. 

 ignea (Terpsiphone), 265. 

 igneus (Pericrocotus), 301. 

 igniceps (Scotothorus), 



159. 

 ignobilis (Automolus), 65. 

 ignotus (Xiphocolaptes), 



82. 

 imberbe (Ornithion), 120. 

 immaculatus (Myrmelas- 



tes), 32. 

 immaculatus (Xenicopsis), 



70. 

 irnmodeetus(Pericrocotus), 



302. 

 immundus (Lipaugus), 



168. 



imperator (Grallaria), 41. 

 impiger (Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 importunus (Andropadus), 



323. 

 improbus (Tyranniscus), 



121. 

 inca (Empidonomus), 148. 

 incei (Terpsiphone), 263. 

 iucertum (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 incertus (Thamnophilus), 



13. 

 incompta (Elainea), 125. 

 inconspicua (Pseudogery* 



gone), 231. 

 indicator (Bleda), 322. 

 indigo (Stoparola), 285. 

 indigoticus (Scytalopus), 5. 

 inerme (Ornithion), 119. 

 infelix (Piezorhynchus), 



281, 

 infulata (Museicapa), 212. 

 infuscata (Acropternis), 7. 

 inf uscata (Museicapa), 266. 

 infuscata (Saxicola), 208. 

 infuscatus (Bradyornis), 



208. 

 innominata (Volvocivora), 



299. 

 inornata (Oonopias), 127. 

 inornata (Gerygone), 225. 

 inornata (Myrmotherula), 



23. 

 inornata (Phacelodomus), 



63. 

 inornata (Serphophaga), 



112. 

 inornatus (Colopteryx), 



108. 

 inornatus (Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 inornatus (Monarcha), 



283. 

 iuornatus(Thamnophilus), 



13. 

 inquieta (Sisura), 277. 

 inquietus (Myiarchus), 



144. 

 inquisitor (Tityra), 162. 

 insignia (Olytomyias), 250» 

 insignis (Picolaptes), 84. 

 iusignis (Rhinomyias), 



267. 

 insignis (Thamnophilus), 



14. 

 insolens (Agriornis), 89. 

 insolens (Myiodynastes), 



129. 

 inspeculata (Pitta), 182. 




350 



INDEX. 



insperata (Gerygone), 226. 

 insperata (Lalage), 304. 

 insularis (Andropadus), 



324. 

 insularis (Arses), 278. 

 insularis (Platypsaris), 

 , 164. 

 insularis (Pseudogery- 



gone), 229. 

 insulariB (Terpsiphone), 



263. 

 insularis (Xenious), 186. 

 insulioola (Empidonax), 



139. 

 intereedens (Grallaria), 41. 

 intercedens (Pyrocepha- 



lus), 134. 

 intermedia (Cryptolopha), 



272. 

 intermedia (Formioivora), 



25. 

 intermedia (Grallaria), 44. 

 intermedia(Hirundo), 196. 

 intermedia (Myiagra), 270. 

 intermedia (Volvocivora), 



299. 

 intermedius (Dendroco- 



laptes), 87. 

 intermedius (Molpastes), 



329. 

 intermedius(MyrmelasteB), 



32. 

 intermedius (Tbamnophi- 



lus), 15. 

 Iodopleura, 175. 

 Iole, 313. 

 iracunda (Oeratopipra), 



152. 

 Irena, 308. 

 irena (Pitta), 180. 

 iris (Pitta), 184. 

 irupero (Tasnioptera), 90. 

 isabellse (Iodopleura), 175. 

 isabellina (Geositta), 46. 

 isidori (Pipra), 154. 

 isura (Ehipidura), 260. 

 Ixocincla, 311. 

 Ixonotus, 328. 

 Ixus, 311. 



jaoksoni (Parisoma), 243. 

 jaoksoni (Platystira), 246. 

 jala (Pbilepitta), 185. 

 ialiseensis (Myiopagis), 

 ' 116. 



jaliscensis (Sittasomus), 77. 

 jamaicensis (Pitangus), 



128. 

 jamesoni (Diaphorophyia), 



245.' 



jani (Tbamnophilus), 13. 

 japonica (Hirundo), 196. 

 japonicus (Perierocotus), 



302. 

 javanica (Hirundo), 194. 

 javanica (Ehipidura), 260. 

 javanicus (Eurylsemus), 2. 

 javensis (Grauealus), 292. 

 iefferyi (Chlamydochera), 



297. 

 jelskii (Oohthoeca), 92. 

 jelskii (Upucerthia), 48. 

 jerdoni (Ohloropsis), 307. 

 jerdoni (Orypfolopha), 273. 

 jesupi (Ochthceca), 93. 

 jocosa (Otocompsa), 333. 

 johnstoni (Dioptrornis), 



210. 

 johnstoni (Pogonoeicbla), 



239. 

 jucunda (Pipreola), 173. 

 juninensis (Muscisaxicola), 



99. 



kakamegse (Eleda), 321. 

 kalacensis (Gyornis), 216. 

 kannegieteri (Artamides), 



287. 

 karu (Lalage), 305. 

 kaupi (Arses), 278. 

 kavirondensis (Empid- 



ornis), 210. 

 Kelaartia, 334. 

 keyensis(Pseudogerygone), 



228. 

 kieneri (Dendrornis), 80. 

 kikuyuensiB (Bleda), 321. 

 kilimensis (Alcippe), 239. 

 kinabaluenais (Cbloropsis), 



308. 

 kinabaluensis (Crypto- 



lopba), 273. 

 kisserensis (Gerygone),226. 

 kisserensis (Monarcba), 



283. 

 kochi (Artamides), 289. 

 koehi (Pitta), 182. 

 kollari (Synallaxis), 56. 

 kordensis (Piezorhynohus), 



282. 

 kordensis (Ehipidura),260. 

 kowaldi (TodopsiB), 249. 

 kretscbmeri (Phyllosco- 



pus), 327. 

 kubaryi (Ehipidura), 253. 

 kiihni (Gerygone), 226. 

 kiihni (Pitta), 183. 



laerymiger (Pieolaptes), 



lacrymosa (Dendrornis)i 



79. 

 laetea (Polioptila), 242. 

 lasmostieta (Drvmopbila), 



34. 

 lsemosticta(Synallaxis), 57. 

 laata (MicroBCa), 205. 

 leetiscapa (Ehipidura), 255. 

 lastissimus (Andropadus), 



324. 

 lsevigastra (Pseudogery- 



gone), 229. 

 lafresnayanus (Thamno- 

 . philus), 10. 

 lafresnayanus (Xiphorbyn- 



cbus), 86. 

 lafresnayeana (Myrmothe- 



rula), 21. 

 lafresnayei (Aethorhyn- 



chus), 306. 

 lafresnayei (Dendrocichla), 



75, 76. 

 lagopus (Chelidonia), 188. 

 Lalage, 302. 

 lamellipennis (Xipbolena), 



174. 

 lanceolata (Chiroxiphia), 



157. 

 lanceolata (Ehinocrypta), 



7. 

 landanse (Ixonotus), 328. 

 Lanioturdus, 233. 

 lansbergi (Perierocotus), 



301. 

 larutensis (Artamides), 



287. 

 larvatus (Artamides), 287. 

 latebricola (Scytalopus), 6. 

 Lathria, 166. 



latirostris (Alseonax), 206. 

 latirostris (Blacicus), 143. 

 latirostris (Eurillas), 325. 

 latirostris (Euscarthmus), 



105. 

 latirostris (Myiagra), 270. 

 lauterbachi (Arses), 277. 

 Lawrencia, 140. 

 lawreneei (Empidonax), 



138. 

 lawreneei (Myiarchus), 



140. 

 lawreneei (Myrmelastes), 



o2t. 

 lawreneei (Pseudocolap- 



tes), 62. 

 lawreneei (Sclerurus), 73. 

 layardi (Parisoma), 243. 

 layardi (Pieolaptes), 84. 

 layardi (Pycnonotus), 329. 

 layardi (Ehipidura), 261. 




INDEX. 



351 



lazulina (Chloropsis), 307. 

 leachi (Thamnophilus), 10. 

 Lecythoplastes, 200. 

 Legatus, 125. 

 leggei (Petroeca), 220. 

 leinbeyi (Polioptila), 240. 

 lemprieri (Cyornis), 216. 

 lenzi (Rhipidura), 259. 

 lenzi (Todirostrum), 104. 

 lepida (Rhipidura), 256. 

 lepidonota (Hypocnemis), 



36. 

 Leptasfchenura, 53. 

 Leptopogon, 114. 

 LeptotoduB, 227. 

 Leptotriccus, 111. 

 lessoni (Muscylva), 232. 

 lessoni (Ochthoeca), 92. 

 lettiensis (Artamides), 288. 

 leucaspis (Gymnopithys), 



31. 

 leucocepbala (Arundini- 



cola), 95. 

 leucocephala (Synallaxis), 



53. 

 leucocephalus (Hypsi- 



petes), 310. 

 leucocilla (Pipra), 154. 

 leucogaster (Picolaptes), 



83. 

 leucogastra (Polioptila), 



241. 

 leuoogenys (Molpastes), 



333. 

 leuoogenys (Otooompsa), 



333. 

 leucogonys (Tyranniscus), 



122. 

 leucograminicus (Pyeno- 



notus), 332. 

 leucomelaena (Lalage), 305. 

 leucomelamira (Digenea), 



218. 

 leuconotus (Copurus), 98. 

 leuconotus (Myrmelastes), 



32. 

 leucophrys (Hypocnemis), 



36. 

 leucophrys (Mecocerculus), 



94. 

 leueophrys (Ochthceca), 92. 

 leueophthalma (Formici- 



vora), 25. 

 leueophthalma (Pomarea), 



285. 

 leucophthalmus (Automo- 



lus), 67. 

 leucopleura (Bleda), 323. 

 leucops (Anthipes), 218. 

 leucops (Oreoctistes), 334. 



leucops (Poecilodryas), 236. 

 leucoptera (Lalage), 304. 

 leueoptera (Pyriglena), 29. 

 leueopus (Furnarius), 47. 

 leuoopygia (Iodopleura), 



175. 

 leucopygialis (Lalage), 



304. 

 leucopygius (Diaphoro- 



pterus), 305. 

 leucopygius (Graucalus), 



295. 

 leucorrhoa (Pipra), 165. 

 leucorrhous (Tachycineta), 



191. 

 leucosoma (Hirundo), 195. 

 leucospodia (Elainea), 124. 

 leucosternum(Cheramoeca), 



198. 

 leueo9tictus(Dysithaninu8) 



19. 

 leucostigma (Selateria), 33. 

 leucothorax (Rhipidura), 



258. 

 Jeucotis (Otocompsa), 333. 

 leucotis (Piezorhynchus), 



281. 

 leuoura (Agriornis), 88. 

 leueura (Tityra), 162. 

 leucurus (Piezorhynchus), 



281. 

 leytensis(Pericrocotus),300. 

 liberiensis (Stelgidellas), 



326. 

 Lichenops, 97. 

 lictor (Pitangus), 128. 

 lifuensis (Artamides), 287. 

 limbatus (Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 Limnophyes, 63. 

 Limnornis, 63. 

 linearis (Chiroxiphia),157. 

 lineata (Conopophaga), 8. 

 lineaticapilla(Dendrornis), 



79. 

 lineaticeps (Picolaptes),85. 

 lineatus (Oymbilanius), 9. 

 lineatus (Graucalus), 293. 

 lineatus (Heterocercus), 



160. 

 Lioptilus, 239. 

 Lioscelis, 6. 

 Lipaugus, 167. 

 litse (Myiobius), 133. 

 littoralis (Ochtbornis), 95. 

 littoralis (Xenops), 71. 

 livida (Agriornis), 88. 

 liringstonei (Erythrocer- 



cus), 250. 

 lizanoi (Grallaria), 44. 



lobatus (Lobotus), 298. 

 Lobotus, 298. 

 Lochmias, 51. 

 Loedorusa, 330. 

 longieauda(Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 longicauda (Elminia), 265. 

 longioauda (Graucalus), 



292. 

 longicauda (Myrmothe- 



rula), 21. 

 longipennis (Oinclodes), 



50. 

 longipennis(Furnavius),47. 

 longipennis (Myrmotbe- 



rula), 23. 

 longipes (Drymophila), 33. 

 longipes (Xenicus), 186. 

 longirostris (Criniger), 



318. 

 longirostris (Dendroplex), 



80. 

 longirostris (Herpsiloeh- 



mus), 24. 

 longirostris (Nasica), 85. 

 lophotes(Pseud osizura),65. 

 Lophotriecus, 107. 

 loralis (Poecilodryas), 235. 

 lorealis (Arses), 278. 

 loreto-yaeuensis (Thamno- 



philus), 15. 

 lorise (Pitta), 183. 

 loricata (Drymophila), 34. 

 loricata (Grallaricula), 45. 

 loric-itus (Piezorhynchus), 



281. 

 louisiadensis (Graucalus), 



292. 

 louisiadensis (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 lubomirskii (Pipreola), 



173. 

 lucaysiensis (Myiarchus), 



147. , 

 lueida (Hirundo), 194. 

 luctuosus (Thamnophilus), 



lugens (Muscicapa), 212. 

 lugens (Parisoma), 243. 

 lugubris (Horizopus), 141. 

 lugubris (Hypocnemis), 36, 

 lugubris (Mellopitta), 185. 

 lugubris (Ochthodiajta), 90. 

 lugubris (Volvociyora), 



298. 

 luguieri (Myiagra), 270. 

 lunatus (Serilophus), 2. 

 lunulata (Gymnopithys)j 



luscinia (TJpucerthia), 49. 




352 



IHDEX. 



luteiventer(Myiodynaatea), 



129. 

 luteiventris (Myiozetetes), 



127. 

 luteola (Poliomyias), 223. 

 luteolus (Pycnonotus), 331. 

 luzonienais (Muscicapula), 



224. 

 lyalli (Traversia), 186. 



maccalli (Erytbrocercus), 



250. 

 macclellandi (Iole), 314. 

 macei (G-raucalus), 292. 

 macgiltiYrayi (Rhipidura), 



253. 

 macgrigorias (Niltava),220. 

 MaehEerirhynchua, 272. 

 Machajropterus, 156. 

 Machetornis, 98. 

 niacilvaini(Myiopagis),116. 

 mackenziana (Crypto- 



lopha), 274. 

 mackloti (Pitta), 183. 

 macleannani (Phlogopsis), 



37. 

 macloviana (Muscisaxi- 



cola), 99. 

 maerocephala (Petrceca), 



222. 

 macropua (Scytalopus), 5. 

 macrorhyncha ■ (Dendro- 



cichla), 75. 

 macrorhynchus (Cymbo- 



rbynchus), 3. 

 maoularia (Grallaria), 44. 

 maeulata (Muscicapula), 



224. 

 maeulata (Terenura), 27. 

 maculatum (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 maculatus (Thamnophi- 



lus), 14. 

 maculicauda (Hypocne- 



mis), 36. 

 maculicaudis (Cercoma- 



cra), 29. 

 maculipectua (Rhipidura), 



258. 

 maculipennis (Pygoptila), 



18. 

 maculirostris (Musci- 



aaxicola), 100. 

 madagaacariensis (Ixo- 



cincla), 311. 

 madagascariensis (Phe- 



■ dina), 192. 

 mafoorana (Pitta), 184. 

 maforensis (Grraucalus), 



293. 



maforensis (Pseudo- 



gerygone), 231. 

 magellanicus (Scytalopus), 



4._ 

 magister (Myiarchus), 145. 

 niagnirostria (Artamidea), 



289. 

 magnirostris (Capsiempis), 



117. 

 magnirostria(Oyornis),217. 

 magniroatris (Eribates), 



148. 

 magnirostria (Pseudo- 



gerygone), 229. 

 magniroatris (lyrannua), 



149. 

 major (Pachyrhamphua), 



i65. 

 major (Polioptila), 241. 

 major (Schiffornia), 160. 

 major (Thamnophilua), 11. 

 major (Xiphocolaptes), 82. 

 malabarica (Chloropaia), 



307. 

 malaccensia (Cymborhyn- 



chus), 3. 

 malaccensis (Hemixua), 



312. 

 malayana (Anthipes), 21S. 

 malura (Pormicivora), 26. 

 maluroidee (Siptornis), 62. 

 Manacua, 157. 

 manacus (Chiromacbaeris), 



157. 

 manacua (Manacus), 157. 

 manayoensis (Rhipidura), 



261. 

 mandelli (Alaeonax), 207. 

 Manikup, 30. 

 maranonica (Synallaxis), 



55. 

 marayniocensia(Siptornia), 



61. 

 marcbei (Stelgidillas), 326. • 

 inarchesse (Pericrocotus), 



300. 

 margaritaceiventer (Eu- 



aearthmua), 105. 

 margaritata(Pygoptila),18. 

 margaritifera (Hypocne- 



mis), 37. 

 Margarorhis, 73. 

 marginalis (Hyliota), 237. 

 marginata (Myrmeciza), 



o4. 

 marginatum (Edoliisoma), 



295. 

 marginatus (Rhynchocy- 



clus), 102. 

 maria (Pitta), 181. 



mariquensia (Bradyornis), 



208. 

 maritima (Agriornis), 88. 

 maritima (Geoaitta), 46. 

 martinica (Elainea), 123. 

 martinicensia (Blacicus), 



143. 

 marwitzi (Eurillas), 324. 

 masafueraj (Aphrastura), 



51. 

 Masius, 153. 



masoni (Pyroderus), 177. 

 massaica (Chloropeta), 244. 

 mastersi(Pseudogerygoue), 



229. 

 masukuenaia(Andropadus), 



323. 

 maynana (Ootinga), 174. 

 maynana (Drymopbila), 



35. 

 maxima (Pitta), 180. 

 maximiliani (Pitangus), 



127. 

 maximiliani (Synallaxis), 



Do. 

 maxwelli (Pbilentoma), 



266. 

 Mecocerciscus, 94. 

 Mecocerculus, 94. 

 media (Chloropsis), 307. 

 mediua (Piezorbyncb.ua), 



279. 

 meeki'(Pitta), 183. 

 Megabias, 247. 

 megacephalus (Rhyncho- 



cyclus), 102. 

 Megalestes, 237. 

 megapodius (Hylactes), 7. 

 megarhyncha (Dendr- 



ornis), 78. 

 megarbyncha (Pitta), 



180. 

 Megarhynclms, 130. 

 nielsena (Myrmotherula), 



Melsenornis, 207. 



melan (Edoliisoma); 294. 



inelanaria (Cercomacra), 

 29. 



melancholious (Tyrannus), 

 149. 



melanictera (Rubigula), 

 335. 



Melaniparus, 329. 



melanocepbalus (Ampe- 

 lion), 172. 



melanocephalus (Artami- 

 dea), 288. 



melanocephalus (Micro- 

 tarsus), 315. 




INDEX. 



353 



melauoeephalus (Piezo- 



rhynohua), 280. 

 melanochlamys (Irena), 



309. 

 melanoehrous (Thamno- 



philus), 12. 

 melauoerissa (Hiruado), 



197. 

 melanocrissus (Thamno- 



philus), 10. 

 malanogaster (Conopo- 



phaga), 8. 

 melauogaster (Formici- 



vora), 25. 

 melauogaster (Myrmothe- 



rula), 22. 

 melanogenys (Graucalus), 



291. 

 melanogenys (Poecilo- 



dryas), 236. 

 melanolsema (Pipreola), 



172. 

 melanolsema (Rhipidura), 



253. 

 melanoleuea (Atticora), 



199. 

 melanoleuea (Lalage), 303. 

 melanoleuea (Muscicapu- 



la), 224. 

 melanoleuea (Terenura), 



27. 

 melanoleucus (Microtar- 



sus), 316. 

 melanonotus (Piezorhyn- 



chus), 282. 

 melanonotus (Thaninophi- 



lus),15. 

 melanopezus (Automolus), 



67. 

 Melanopitta, 185. 

 melanopogon (Hypocne- 



mis), 36. 

 melanops (Conopophaga), 



8. 

 melanops (Grauealus), 291. 

 melanops (Phlceoeryptes), 



52. 

 melanops (Stoparola), 285. 

 melanopsis (Monarcha), 



283. 

 melanoptera(VolvociYora), 



299. 

 melanopterus (Piezorhyn- 



ehus), 279. 

 melanostieta (Gymno- 



pithys), 31. 

 melanothorax (Lalage), 



302. 

 melanothorax (Thamno- 



philus), 11. 

 TOL. III. 



melanura (Henieornis), 51. 

 melauura (Hypocnemis), 



36. 

 melanura (Myiagra), 269. 

 melanura (Terpsiphone), 



265. 

 melanurus (RhamphocEe- 



nus), 27. 

 melanurus (Thamuophi- 



lus), 11. 

 Mellopitta, 185. 

 melorypbus (Hapalocer- 



cus), 109. 

 menetriesi (Myrmothe- 



rula), 22. 

 mentalis (Dendrornis), 78. 

 mentalis (Dysithamnus), 



18. 

 mentalis (Grauealus), 293. 

 mentalis (Pipra), 154. 

 mentalis (Platystira), 246. 

 Menura, 3. 

 meridionalis (Stoparola), 



285. 

 morula (Dendrocichla), 76. 

 Merulaxis, 6. 

 meruloides (Dendrocichla), 



76. 

 mesoleuca (Elainea), 124. 

 Mesolophus, 333. 

 Mesomyodi, 4. 

 Metabolus, 233. 

 Metopia, 153. 

 Metopothrix, 153. 

 mexicana (Grallaria), 41. 

 mexicana (Onychorhyn- 



ehus), 130. 

 mexicana (Polioptila), 240. 

 mexicanus (Myiarohus), 



144. 

 mexicanus (Pyrocephalus), 



134. 

 mexicanus (Solerurus), 72. 

 mexicanus (Thamnophi- 



lus), 15. 

 meyeri (Bdoliisoma), 296. 

 meyeri (Rhipidura), 257. 

 meyeri (Tachyeineta), 191. 

 michleri (Pittasoma), 40. 

 Microeca, 205. 

 Microlestes, 227. 

 Micropus, 315. 

 Microtarsus, 315. 

 milanjensis (Bleda), 321. 

 milita,ris (Hasmatoderus), 



176. 

 militaris (Helicura), 157. 

 Milvulus, 150. 

 mindanense (Bdoliisoma), 

 297. 



mindanensis (Artamides), 



289. 

 mindanensis (Muscica- 



pula), 224. 

 mindorensis (Artamides), 



289. 

 mindorensis (Iole), 314. 

 miniatus (Pericrocotus), 



301. 

 minima (Alseonax), 206. 

 minima (Batis), 245. 

 minimus (Empidonax), 



138. 

 minimus (Myiopagis), 



116. 

 minimus (Pyrocephalus), 



minlosi (Xenerpestes), 



62. 

 minor (Bradyornis), 209. 

 minor (Oampophaga), 



305. 

 minor (Clivicola), 189. 

 minor (Cnipodectes), 131. 

 minor (Dendrocichla), 76. 

 minor (Eurillas), 324. 

 minor (Purnarius), 47. 

 minor (Lalage), 303. 

 minor (Leptopogon), 114. 

 , minor (Lophotriccus), 

 107. 

 minor (Myrmotherula), 



23. 

 minor (Peltops), 284. 

 minor (Percnostola), 33. 

 minor (Pipra), 154. 

 minor (Platypsaris), 164. 

 minor (Poeeilodryas), 



235. 

 minor (Pycnonotus), 329. 

 minulla (Batis), 244. 

 Mionectes, 113. 

 Miro, 232. 

 Mitrephanes, 136. 

 mixta (Batis), 245. 

 modesta (Bradyornis), 



209. 

 modesta (Grallaria), 43. 

 modesta (Muscicapa), 212. 

 modesta (Myiagra), 269. 

 modesta (Poeeilodryas), 



236. 

 modesta (Pseudogery- 



gone), 227. 

 modesta (Siptornis), 60. 

 modigjianii (Gerygone), 



227. 

 modiglianii (Pericrocotus), 



299. 

 maesta (Lalage), 303. 

 2A 




354 



INDEX. 



moesfca (Synallaxis), 54. 

 molitor (Batis), 244. 

 molitor (Cinolodes), 50. 

 mollissima (Ohamasza), 40. 

 Molpaates, 328. 

 mombasse (Chlorocichla), 



325. 

 monacha (Lalage), 305. 

 Monachella, 234. 

 Monarcha, 283. 

 moniliger (Anthipes), 218. 

 moniliger (Eormiearius), 



39. 

 monotonus (Artamides), 



287. 

 montana (Agriornis), 88. 

 montanum (Edoliisoma), 



294. 

 montanus (Eurillas), 324. 

 montanus (Periorocotus), 



300. 

 monteiri (Hirundo), 197. 

 montensis (Myiopatis), 



119. 

 monticola (G-rallaria), 42. 

 monticola (Iole;, 314. 

 montis (Cryptolopha), 275. 

 montis (Otocompsa), 333. 

 morio (Bdoliisoma), 296. 

 morotensis (Piezorhyn- 



chus), 280. 

 motacilloides (Herpsiloch- 



mus), 24. 

 muelleri (Erythromyias), 



222. 

 muelleri (Pitta), 183. 

 muelleriana (Monachella), 



234. 

 miilleri (Edoliisoma), 



297. 

 multicolor (Bleda), 322. 

 multicolor (Petroeca), 220. 

 multiguttata (Dendr- 



ornis), 80. 

 multistriatus (Thamno- 



philus), 16. 

 munda (Serphophaga), 



111. 

 mundus (Heteranax), 



282. 

 murina (Alseonax), 206. 

 murina (Bradyornis), 208. 

 murina (Paeudogerygone), 



229. 

 murina (Tsenioptera), 90. 

 murinus (Thamnophilua), 



Muacioapa, 210, 211, 212, 

 213. 



muscicapina (Bradyornis), 



209. 

 Muacicapula, 223. 

 Muaeigralla, 100. 

 Muaciparua, 225. 

 Muacipipra, 98. 

 Muscisaxieola, 98. 

 Muscitrea, 220. 

 Muscivora, 130, 150. 

 Muscylva, 232. 

 musicua (Bias), 246. 

 musicua (Contopus), 141. 

 rausicus (Horizopus), 141 . 

 muatelina (Synallaxis), 



56. 

 mutata (Terpsiphone), 



264. 

 muttui (Alseonax), 207. 

 Myiagra, 268. 

 Myiarchus, 144. 

 Myiobius, 131. 

 Myiochanes, 142. 

 Myiodynastes, 129. 

 Myiopagis, 116. 

 Myiopatia, 119. 

 Myioaobus, 319. 

 Myiothera, 38. 

 Myiotheretes, 89. 

 myiotberina (Hypocne- 



mis), 36. 

 Myiozetetes, 126. 

 Myopornis, 243. 

 Myrmeciza, 31,33. 

 Myrmecophaga, 38. 

 Myrmelastes, 31. 

 Myrmochanes, 30. 

 Myrmotherula, 20. 

 mysoriensis (Todopais), 



249. 

 mystaceus (Platyrhyn- 



ohus), 101. 

 mysticalis (Criniger), 318. 



nsevia (Hypooneniia), 37. 

 narria (Sclateria), 33. 

 nsevioidea (Hypoonemis), 



37. 

 nasvius (Diaphoropterus), 



305. 

 nasvius (Myiobius), 133. 

 nsevius (Thamnophilua), 



13. 

 namiyei (Hirundo), 194. 

 nana (Dendrornis), 78. 

 nana (Grallaricula), 45. 

 nana (Lawrencia), 140. 

 nana (Poecilodryaa), 236. 

 nana (Sisura), 277. 



nanus (Pyroceplialus), 



134. 

 napseum (Ornithion), 



119. 

 napenaia (Cercomacra), 



28. 

 narcissina (Xanthopygia), 



238. 

 Nasica, 85. 

 natalensis (Chloropeta), 



243. 

 nattereri (Cotinga), 174. 

 nattereri (Pipra), 155. 

 nebulosa (Rhipidura), 



254. 

 neglecta (Paeudogery- 

 gone), 230. 

 neglecta (Volvocivora), 



299. 

 neglectum (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 neglectus (Periorocotus), 



301. 

 nehrkorni (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 nebrkorni (Hyliota), 237. 

 nehrkorni (Pycnonotus), 



329. 

 nematura (Lochmias), 



51. 

 nengeta (Tasnioptera), 



89. 

 Neoctantes, 18. 

 Heomyias, 262. 

 Neopelma, 160. 

 Neopipo, 156. 

 Neops, 71. 



neoxena (Hirundo), 194. 

 nesiotis (Edoliisoma), 



297. 

 Nesotriccus, 147. 

 neumanni (Hirundo), 



197. 

 newtoni (Lalage), 304. 

 newtoni (Terpsiphone), 



265. 

 Newtonia, 210. 

 nicobarica (Terpsiphone), 



263. 

 nicobariensis (Hypsi- 



petes), 311. 

 nicobariensis (Iole), 313. 

 nidipendulus (Euscarth- 



mus), 104. 

 niger (Oentrites), 100. 

 niger (Neoctantes), 18. 

 niger (Pachyrhamphus), 



165. 

 niger (Platypsaris), 163. 




INDBX. 



355 



nigerrimus (Cnipolegus), 



96. 

 nigerrimus (Hypsipetes), 



310. 

 nigra (Campophaga), 298. 

 nigra (Pomarea), 284. 

 nigra (Tijuca), 172. 

 nigresoens (Blacieus), 143. 

 nigrescens (Thamno- 



philus), 16. 

 nigricans (Ceroomaora), 



29. 

 nigricans (Petrochelidon), 



200. 

 nigricans (Pycnonotus), 



330. 

 nigricans (Sayornis), 136. 

 nigricans (Serphophaga), 



112. 

 nigricapillus (Formi- 



oarius), 38. 

 nigricapillus (Lioptilus), 



239. 

 nigricapillus (Myiarchus), 



146. 

 nigricapillus (Tyrannis- 

 es), 121. 

 nigricauda (Automolus), 



68. 

 nigricauda (Drymophila), 



34. 

 nigriceps (Bleda), 321. 

 nigriceps (Mecocerculus), 



94. 

 nigriceps (Myiarchus), 



140. 

 nigriceps (Polioptila), 



241. 

 nigriceps (Terpsiphone), 



265. 

 nigriceps (Thamno- 



philus), 12. 

 nigriceps (Tityra), 161. 

 nigriceps (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 nigricinota (Corytho- 



pis), 9. 

 nigricollis (Ohloropsis), 



308. 

 nigricollis (Phoenico- 



cercus), 171. 

 nigrieristatus (Anseretes), 



113. 

 nigrieristatus (Thamno- 



philus), 15. 

 nigrifrons (Formicarius), 



38. 

 nigrifrons (Graucalus), 



293. 



nigrifrons (Leptopogon), 



115. 

 nigrifrons (Muscisaxioola), 



99. 

 nigrifrons (Ehipidura), 



253. 

 nigrifumosus (Cinclodes), 



49. 

 nigrigenys (Conopo- 



phaga), 8. 

 nigrigularis (Cyornis), 



216. 

 nigrimentalis (Rhipi- 



.dura), 259. 

 nigrimentalis (Stoparola), 



286. 

 nigrimentum (Piezo- 



rhynchus), 279. 

 nigripectus (Biatas), 17. 

 nigripectus (Diaphoro- 



pterus), 305. 

 nigripectus (Maehasri- 



rhynchus), 272. 

 nigripileus (Molpastes), 



328. 

 nigripileus (Pycnonotus), 



328. 

 nigrirufa (Ochromela), 



238. 

 Nigrita, 247. 

 nigrita (Hirundo), 195. 

 nigrita (Ochthoeca), 93. 

 nigritorquis (Ehipidura), 



261. 

 nigrocinereus (Thamno- 



philus), 12. 

 nigrolineata (Grallaria), 



43. 

 nigrolutea (.SSgithina), 



306. 

 nigromaculata (Phlo- 



gopsis), 37. 

 nigrotnitratus (Trocho- 



cercus), 251. 

 nigrorufa (Hirundo), 195. 

 nigrorum (Abrornis), 276. 

 nigroruni (Muscicapula), 



224. 

 nigrum (Edoliisoma), 



294. 

 Niltava, 219. 

 nipalensis (Ohelidonaria), 



188. 

 nipalensis (Hirundo), 196. 

 nipalensis (Hydrornis), 



179. 

 nitens (Psalidoproone), 



202. 

 nitens (Trochocercus), 251. 



nitida (Myiagra), 268. 

 nitida (Pcecilodryas), 236. 

 Nitidula, 217. 

 nitidus (Carpodectes), 



174. 

 nitidus (Piezorbynchus), 



278. 

 niveigularis (Tyrannus), 



149. 

 niveus (Chasmorhychus), 



178. ' 

 nobilis (Ohamseza), 40. 

 nobilis (Myiodynastes), 



129. 

 normani (Artamides), 



288. 

 notata (Bleda), 323. 

 notata (Phlogopsis), 37. 

 notata (Pseudogerygone), 



230. 

 notius (Pachyrhamphus), 



165. 

 novse-guineaj (Pitta), 184. 

 novaj-hibernise (Pitta), 



183. 

 nO¥£e-pomerani£e (Myi- 

 agra), 269. 

 noTus (Periorocotus), 300. 

 nuohalis (Grallaria), 41. 

 nudiceps (Gymnocichla), 



32. 

 nudicollis (Chasmorhyn- 



chus), 178. 

 nupta (Myiagra), 268. 

 Nuttallomis, 140. 

 nuttingi (Myiarchus), 



144. 

 nyikensis (Muscicapa), 



212. 

 nympha (Pitta), 180. 



oatesi (Bradyornis), 208. 

 oatesi (Cyornis), 214. 

 oateBi (Hydrornis), 179. 

 oberi (Myiarchus), 145. 

 obiense (Edoliisoma), 295. 

 obiensis (Ehipidura), 260. 

 obscura (Alseonax), 207. 

 obscura (Anthipes), 219. 

 obscura (Elainea), 124. 

 obscura (Grallaria), 43. 

 obscura (Polioptila), 240. 

 obscura (Psalidoprocne), 



202. 

 obscurus (Empidonax), 



140. 

 obscurus (Platypsari3), 



163. 



2a2 




356 



INDEX. 



obscurus (Pyrocephalus), 



135. 

 obscurus (Scytalopus), 5. 

 obsolete (Dendrornis), 80. 

 obsoleta (Ptyonoprogne), 



190. 

 obsoletum (Ornithion), 



120. 

 obtectus (Picolaptes), 83. 

 o ccidentalis(CMorocichla), 



325. 

 occidentalis (Empidonax), 



139. 

 occidentalis(Myrmelastes), 



32. 

 occidentalis (Onycho- 



rhyncbus), 131. 

 occipitalis (Hypothymis), 



248. 

 oceanica (Myiagra), 271. 

 ocellata (Dendrornis), 79. 

 ochraceiventris (Gral- 



laria), 41. 

 oehraceiventris (Mitre- 



pbanes), 136. 

 ochraceus (Horizopus), 



141. 

 ochrocephalus (Trachy- 



comus), 320. 

 ochrolasmus (Autouiolus), 



67. 

 ochroleuca (Grallaria), 



44. 

 Ochromela, 238. 

 ochromelas (Eurylsemus), 



2. 

 Ochthodiasta, 90. 

 Ochthoeca, 91. 

 Ochtbornis, 95. 

 ocularis (Rhinomyias), 



267. 

 oenanthoides (Ocbtbceca), 



91. 

 oleaginuB (Andropadus), 



324. 

 oleaginus (Mionectes), 114. 

 oleaginus (Xenicopsis), 70. 

 olivacea (Abrornis), 276. 

 olivacea (Anthipes), 219. 

 olivacea (Bleda), 320. 

 olivacea (Chamseza), 39. 

 olivacea (Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 olivacea (Iole), 313. 

 olivacea (Ixocincla), 311. 

 olivacea (Newtonia), 210. 

 olivacea (Ochthoeca), 93. 

 olivacea (Pogonocicbla), 



239. 

 olivaceiceps (Bleda), 321. 



olivaceum (Oncostoma), 



104. 

 olivaceum (Ornithion), 



120. 

 olivaceus (Dysithamnus), 



19. 

 olivaceus (Mionectes), 114. 

 olivaceus (Mitrephanes), 



136. 

 olivaceus (Rhynehocyclus), 



101. 

 olivaceus (Sittasomus), 



76. 

 olivascens (Gymnopithys), 



30. 

 olivascens (Lioptilus), 239. 

 olivascens (Myiarchus), 



146. 

 olivascens (Selerurus), 73. 

 olivina (Elainea), 124. 

 olivus (Empidonax), 138. 

 omissa (Cyornis), 216. 

 Oncostoma, 104. 

 onerosa (Pseudogerygone), 



228. 

 Onychorhynchus, 130. 

 opalizans (Pipra), 155. 

 ophthalmicus (Pogonotric- 



cus), 110. 

 opistherythra (Rhipidura), 



257. 

 orbignii (Siptornis), 60. 

 orbitalis (Capsiempis), 



117. 

 orbitatus (Euscarthmus), 



105. 

 Orchilus, 108. 

 oreas (Centrites), 100. 

 oreas (Rhipidura), 258. 

 orenocensis (Onipolegus), 



97. 

 orenocensis (Pyroderus), 



177. 

 oreobates (Cinclodes), 50. 

 Oreocharis, 250. 

 Oreoctistes, 334. 

 orientale (Parisoma), 242. 

 orientalis (Arses), 277. 

 orientalis (Batis), 244. 

 orientalis (Bleda), 322. 

 orientalis (Chelidonaria), 



188. 

 orientalis (Pogonocichla), 



239. 

 orientalis (Psalidoprocne), 



202. 

 ornata (Myrmotherula), 



22. 

 ornatus (Oephalopterus), 

 177. 



ornatus (Myiobius), 132. 

 ornatus (Pachyrhamphus), 



165. 

 Ornithion, 119. 

 orthonyx (Acropternis), 7. 

 oscillans (Microeca), 205. 

 Otocompsa, 333. 

 ottonis (Pogonotriccus), 



110. 

 oustaleti (Cinclodes), 49. 

 oustaleti (Leptopogon), 



115. 

 Oxyurus, 51. 



Paehycephalixus, 329, 331. 

 Pachyprora, 244. 

 Pachyrhamphus, 164. 

 pacifica (Lalage), 303. 

 pagana (Elainea), 122. 

 palawanensis (Ohloropsis), 



308. 

 palawanensis (Criniger), 



318. 

 pallatangse (Elainea), 124. 

 pallens (Hemichelidon), 



204. 

 pallescens (Dendroco- 



laptes), 87. 

 palliate (Dendrornis), 78. 

 palliatus (Cinclodes), 50. 

 palliatus (Thamnophius), 



pallida (Bradyornis), 



209. 

 pallida (Gerygone), 225. 

 pallida (Myiagra), 269. 

 pallida (Sayornis), 136. 

 pallida (Siptornis), 58. 

 pallida (Upucerthia), 48. 

 pallidiceps (Pitta), 182. 

 pallidigula (Bleda), 320. 

 pallidigularis (AutomolusV 



67. 

 pallidipes (Cyomis), 215. 

 pallidiventris (Horizopus), 



141. 

 pallidus (Blacicus), 142. 

 pallidus (Criniger), 317. 

 pallidus (Formicarius), 



39. 

 palpebralis (Sehizoeaca),. 



52. 

 palpebrosa (Pseudogery- 

 gone), 231. 

 paludicola (Clivicola), 189. 

 pammelsena (Meltenornis), 



208. 

 pauamensis (Myiarchus), 



145. 




INDEX. 



357 



panayense (Edoliisoma), 



294. 

 panayerisis (Artamides), 



289. 

 panayensis (Oulioieapa), 



268. 

 panayensis (Stoparola), 



286. 

 panerythrus (Philydor), 



69. 

 papuana (Microeca), 205. 

 papuensis (Grauealus), 



293. 

 paradisi (Terpsiphone), 



263. 

 paradoxus (Triptorhinus), 



7. 

 paraensis(Dendrexetastes), 



81. 

 parambas (Attila), 168. 

 parambas (Grallaria), 44. 

 pardalota (Dendrornis), 



79. 

 pareola (Chiroxipbia), 156. 

 Parisoma, 242. 

 paroticalis (Rubigula), 335. 

 parulus (Anseretes), 112. 

 parva (Siphia), 213. 

 parvirostris (Attila), 168. 

 parvirostris (Chloropsis), 



307. 

 parvirostris 



^91. 

 parvirostris 



311. 



(Grauealus), 

 (Ixocincla), 

 (Picolaptes), 

 (Polioptila), 

 (Serpho- 



parvirostris 



83. 

 parvirostris 



241. 

 parvirostris 



phaga), 112. 

 parvulus (Artamides), 288. 

 parvus (Phyllostrophus), 



327. 

 parvus (Pitangus), 128. 

 parvus (Tyranniscus), 12], 

 patagonica (Siptomis), 61. 

 patagonicus (Cinclodes), 



49. 

 paucalensis (Synallaxis), 



58. 

 paulus (Hapalocercus), 



109. 

 pauper 



327. 

 pectoralis 



68. 



pectoralis (Gefyglpe), 227. 

 peotoralis (Grauealus), 



291. 



pectoralis (Habrura), 110. 

 peotoralis (Herpsiloch- 



mus), 24. 

 peotoralis (Rhipidura), 



261. 

 peotoralis (Rhinomyias), 



266. 

 Pedilorhynchus, 212. 

 peltata (Platystira), 246. 

 Peltops, 284. 



pelzelni (Drymophila), 35. 

 pelzelni (Euscarthtnus), 



105. 

 pelzelni (Myiarchus), 145. 

 pelzelni (Pseudotriecus), 



107. 

 pelzelni (Rhipidura), 253. 

 pelzelni (Tityra), 162. 

 penduliger (Cephalo- 



pterus), 177. 

 penicillata (Kelaartia), 



334. 

 peninsulas (Horizopus), 



142. 

 peracensis (Iole), 314. 

 percivali (Psalidoproone), 



203. 

 Peronostola, 32-. 

 peregrinus (Perioroootus), 



301. 

 Perioroootus, 299. 

 periophthalmica (Oallae- 



ops), 263. 

 periophthalmica (Gral- 



laria), 44. 

 periophthalmicus (Mon- 

 archal 283. 

 Perissocephalus, 177. 

 perlata (Margarornis), 73. 

 perlata (Rhipidura), 259. 

 perniger (Hypsipetes),310. 

 pernix (Oethodiasta), 91. 

 perplexus (Eonpidonax), 



139. 

 perroti (Hylexetastes), 81. 

 personata (Pseudogery- 



gone), 231. 

 personata (Rhipidura), 



253. 

 personatus (Artamides), 



288. 

 perspicillata (Grallaria), 



44. 

 perspicillata (Lichenops), 



97. 

 perspicillata (Myiagra), 



269. 

 perspicillata (Terpsi- 

 phone), 264. 

 pertinax (Contopus), 141. 



peruviana (Conopophaga), 



8. 

 peruviana (Geositta), 46. 

 peruviana (Hypocnemis), 



35. 

 peruviana (Pithys), 30. 

 peruviana (Rupicola), 171 • 

 peruvianus (Leptopogon), 



115. 

 peruvianus (Rhynchocy- 



clus), 102. 

 petiti (Campophaga), 298. 

 petiti (Psalidoproone), 



202. 

 Petroohelidon, 200. 

 Petroeoa, 220. 

 Phaeelodomus, 63. 

 phaaoeephalus (Alo- 



phoixus), 319. 

 phseocephalus (Micro- 

 tarsus), 315. 

 phseocephalus(Myiarchus), 



146. 

 phseooercus (Mitrephanes), 



136. 

 phseonotus (Myiarohus), 



146. 

 phseopygus (Xiphoco- 



laptes), 82. 

 phasianella (Pteropo- 



docys), 290. 

 phayrei (Anthooichla), 



179. 

 Phedina, 192. 

 phelpsi (Sittasomus), 77. 

 Phibalura, 171. 

 Philentoma, 266. 

 Philepitta, 185. 

 philipi' (Aethorhynchus), 



306. 

 philippensis (Iole), 313. 

 philippinensis (Cyornis), 



216. 

 Philydor, 68. 

 Phloeocryptes, 52. 

 Phlogopsis, 37. ; , 

 phoebe (Sayornis), 136. 

 phcenicea (Campophaga), 



298. 

 phoenicea (Petrceca), 220._ 

 Phcenicocerous, 171. 

 phoenicomitra (Myiobius), 



133. 

 phcenioura (Henieornis), 



50. 

 phoenicura (Rhipidura), 



257. 

 phoenicurus (Attila), 169. 

 phoeniourus (Myiobius), 



132. 




358 



Pholia, 237. 

 phryganopbila (Synal- 



laxis), 58. 

 Phyllomyias, 117. 

 Phylloscartes, 109. 

 Phyllostrophus, 326. 

 Phytotoma, 178. 

 pica (Fluvieola), 95. 

 pieata (Petrceca), 221 . 

 picatum (Toclirostrum), 



104. 

 pieea (Pyriglena), 28. 

 picirostris (Dendroplex), 



80. 

 Picolaptes, 83. 

 pictum (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 picumnus (Dendroco- 



laptes), 86. 

 pious (Dendroplex), 80. 

 Piezorhynebus, 278. 

 pilaris (Colopteryx), 108. 

 pileata (Atticora), 200. 

 pileata (Leptasthenura), 



53. 

 pileatus (Blaoicus), 143. 

 pileatus (Furnarius), 47. 

 pileatus (Herpsilochmus), 



23. 

 pileatus (Leptopogon), 115. 

 pileatus (Piezorhynchus), 



281. 

 pileatus (Piprites), 151. 

 Pinaroeichla, 314. 

 pipiri (Tyrannus), 148. 

 Pipra, 153. 



pipra (Iodopleura), 175. 

 Pipreola, 172. 

 Piprites, 150. 

 pitangua (Megarhynohus), 



130. 

 Pitangus, 127. 

 Pithys, 30. 

 Pitta, 179. 

 Pittasoma, 40. 

 placens (Myiopagis), 116. 

 placens (Pcecilodryas), 



236. 

 plaeida (Gerygone), 226. 

 plaeidus (Phyllostrophus), 



327. 

 plagosus (Dendroeolaptes), 



Planchesia, 144. 

 platense (Criniger), 318. 

 platena? (Cyornis), 217. 

 platensis (Leptasthenura), 



DO. 



Platypsaris, 163. 

 Platyrhynchus, 100. 



platyrhynchus (Myiar- 



clms), 146. 

 platyrhynchus (Platy- 

 rhynchus), 100. 

 platyrhynchus (Sub- 



legatus), 126. 

 Platystira, 246. 

 plebeius (Horizopus), 141. 

 plumbea (Lathria), 166. 

 plumbea (Myiagra), 268. 

 plumbea (Polioptila), 242. 

 plumbeieeps (Pogono- 



triccus), 110. 

 plumbeieeps (Polioptila), 



241. 

 plumbeieeps (Terpsi- 



phone), 264. 

 plumbeum (Parisoma), 



242. 

 plumbeus (Dysithamnus), 



20. 

 plumbeus (Myrmelastes), 



31. 

 plumosus (Pycnonotus), 



332. 

 pluto (Myiagra), 270. 

 pcecilocercus (Mecocercu- 



lus), 94. 

 Pcecilodryas, 234. 

 poecilonota (Hypocnemis), 



35. 

 pcecilopterus (Geobates), 



45. 

 pcecilotis (Leptopogon), 



115. 

 pceeilurus (Empido- 



chanes), 135. 

 Pogonocichla, 239. . 

 Pogonotriccus, 110. 

 poliocepbala (Bleda), 



323. 

 poliocepbala (Pseudo- 



gerygone), 231. 

 poliocephalum (Todiros- 

 trum), 103. 

 poliocephalus (Rbyncho- 



cyclus), 102. 

 poliogastra (Ochthceca), 



y2. 



poliogenys (Cryptolopha), 



274. 

 Poliolophus, 315. 

 Poliomyias, 223. 

 polionota (Ochthceca), 91. 

 polionotus (Thamnophi- 



lus), 13. 

 poliophrys (Synallaxis), 



54. 

 poliopse (Edoliisoma), 



295. 



polioptera (VolvocivoraX 



299. 

 Polioptila, 240. 

 poliosoma (Agriornis), 



88. 

 pollens (Agriornis), 88. 

 pollens (Artamides), 288. 

 polycbropterus (Pachy- 



rhamphus), 165. 

 polysticta (Dendrornis), 



79. 

 Pomarea, 284. 

 Pomareopsis, 284. 

 pompadora (Xipholena), 



174. 

 porphyrola3ma (Cotinga), 



174. 

 preissi (Ehipidura), 252. 

 Premnoplex, 74. 

 preussi (Campophaga), 



298. 

 preussi (Graucalus), 291. 

 preussi (Lecythoplastes), 



200. 

 princeps (Grallaria), 41. 

 princeps (Terpsiphone), 



265. 

 pririt (Batis), 245. 

 pristoptera (Psalido- 



procne), 203. 

 procurToides (Xipho- 



rhynchus), 86. 

 procurTUs (Xiphorhyn- 



chus), 85. 

 Progne, 198. 

 promeropirhynchus (Xi- 



phocolaptes), 82. 

 propinqua (Pitta), 182. 

 propinqua (Synallaxis), 55. 

 propinqua (Upucerthia), 



propinquus (Selerurus), 



72. . 

 Prospoietus, 170. 

 pryeri (Hypsipetes), 310. 

 przewalskii (Grallaria), 



42. 

 Psalidoprocne, 202. 

 Psarisomus, 1. 

 psaroides (Hypsipetes), 



309. 

 Pseudobias, 246. 

 Pseudocolaptes, 62. 

 Pseudogerygone, 227. 

 Pseudomyiobius, 134. 

 Pseudosizura, 65. 

 Pseudotriccus, 107. 

 Psilorhamphus, 27. 

 psittaeinus (Psarisomus), 




INDEX. 



359 



Pteropodocys, 290. 

 Pteroptochus, 6. 

 Ptilocbloris, 158. 

 ptilogenys (Anthipes), 



218. 

 Ptyonoprogne, 190. 

 pucherani (Xiphorhyn- 



chus), 86. 

 pudibunda (Siptornis), 61. 

 pudica (Synallaxis), 55. 

 puella (Batis), 244. 

 puella (Hirundo), 196. 

 puella (Hypothymis), 



248. 

 puella (Irena), 309. 

 pulchella (Oehthceca), 92. 

 pulchellum (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 pulchellus (Thamnophi- 



lus), 15. 

 pulcher (Myiobius), 133. 

 pulcherriinus (Pericro- 



cotus), 301. 

 pulverius (Empidonax), 



139. 

 pulverulenta (Poecilo- 



dryaa), 234. 

 pumila (Alseonax), 207. 

 pumila (Bradyornis), 



209. 

 punctata (Microeea), 206. 

 punctatus (Thamnopbi- 



lus), 12. 

 puncticeps (Dysitham- 



nus), 19. 

 puncticeps (Picolaptes), 



84. 

 puncticeps (Thamnophi- 



lus), 17. 

 puncticollis (Dendroco- 



laptes, 87. 

 punctigula (Dendrornis), 



79. 

 punctuliger (Thamno- 



philus), 13. 

 punensis (Blacicus), 143. 

 purpurea (Progne), 198. 

 purus (Graucalus), 291. 

 purus (Manacus), 158. 

 pusilla (Petroeca), 220. 

 pusillum (Ornithion), 



119. 

 pusillus (Cnipolegus), 97. 

 pusillus (Errpidonax), 



138. 

 pusillus (G-raucalus), 293. 

 pusillus (Pycnonotus), 



332. 

 pusillus (Xiphorhynchus), 

 86. 



Pycnonotus, 328, 329. 

 pygseus (Molpastes), 329. 

 Pygarrhicus, 74. 

 pygmaa, (Myrmotherula), 



20. 

 pygmseus (Empidonax), 



137. 

 Pygoptila, 18. 

 Pyriglena, 29. 

 Pyrocephalus, 134. 

 pyrocephalus (Machje- 



ropterus), 156. 

 Pyroderus, 176, 

 pyrope (Tasnioptera), 90. 

 pyrrhodes (Philydor), 



68. 

 pyrrhonota (Erythro- 



myias), 222. 

 pyrrhonota (Myrmothe- 

 rula), 22. 

 pyrrhonota (Petroohe- 



Hdon), 201. 

 pyrrhops ('Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 pyrrhopterura (Philen- 



toma), 266. 



Queriila, 176. 



quiscalina (Campophaga), 



298. 

 quixensis (FormiciTOra), 



26. 



radiatus (Tbamnophilus), 



16. 

 radiolatus (Dendroco- 



laptes), 87. 

 raimondii (Pbytotoma), 



178. 

 ramsayi (Cyornis), 216. 

 ramsayi (Petroeca), 221. 

 ramuensis (Pseudogery- 



gone), 230. 

 rara (Pbytotoma), 178. 

 rectirostris (Furnarius), 



48. 

 rectirostris (Limnornis), 



63. 

 regia (Onychorhynchus), 



130. 

 regina (Chiroxiphia), 157. 

 reguloides (Tyrannulus), 



120. 

 regulus (Grallaria), 41. 

 regulus (Machaeropterus), 



156. 

 reichenowi (Piezorhyri- 



chus), 282. 



reichenowi (Pycnonotus) , 



330. 

 reichenowi (Bhipidura), 



254. 

 remotum (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 restricla (Polioptila), 241. 

 rex-pineti (G-raucalus), 



292. 

 Bhamphocasnus, 27. 

 Bhegmatorhina, 31. 

 Bbinocrypta, 7- 

 rhinolophus (Merulaxis), 



6. 

 Bhinomyias, 266. 

 Bhipidura, 252. 

 ' rhodinogastra (Petroeca), 



221. 

 Ehopocichla, 30. 

 Bhopoterpe, 31. 

 Bhynchocyclus, 101. 

 ribbei (Pomarea), 284. 

 richardsi (Piezorhynchus), 



282. 

 richardsoni (Horizopus), 



142. 

 ricketti (Cryptolopha), 

 _ 272. 

 ridgwayi (Chasiempis), 



232. 

 ridgwayi (Cotinga), 174. 

 ridgwayi (Empidonax), 



138. 

 ridgwayi (Myiobius), 131. 

 ridgwayi (Nesotriccus), 



147. 

 ridgwayi (Ornithion), 



120. 

 ridleyaDa (Elainea), 123. 

 riedeli (Erythrornyias), 



222. 

 riedeli (Lalage), 303. 

 riefferi (Pipreola), 172. 

 riisi (Muscicapa), 212. 

 rikeri (Berlepschia), 63. 

 riparia (CHvicola), 189. 

 risorius (Alectrurus), 96. 

 riyularis (Cinclodes), 50. 

 rixosa (Machetornis), 98. 

 robusta (Grerygone), 226. 

 robusta (Siptornis), 61. 

 rohdei (Thamnophilus), 



11. 

 roraima; (Myiobius), 133. 

 rosea (Petroeca), 221. 

 rosenbergi (Cercomacra), 



29. 

 rosenbergi (Pitta), 184. 

 rosenbergi (Bhipidura), 



258. 




360 



INDEX. 



rosenbergi (Seotothorus), 



159. 

 roseus (Periorocotue), 



301. 

 rosseliana (Pseudogery- 



gone), 228. 

 rostrata (Ixocinela), 311. 

 rostrata (Siptornis), 60. 

 rostratum (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 rostratus (Platyrhynchus), 



100. 

 rostratus (Tyrannus), 149. 

 rostripallens (Dendror- 



nis), 78. 

 rothse (Dioptrornis), 211. 

 rothechildi (Serilophus), 2. 

 rowleyi (Hypothymis), 



248. 

 rubecula (Myiagra), 268. 

 rubecula (Pteroptochus), 



6. 

 rubeculoides (Cyornis), 



215. 

 ruber (Phacelodomus), 



63. 

 rubetra (Taanioptera), 90. 

 rubicundus (Empidonax), 



137. 

 rubidus (Automolus), 67. 

 rubiensis (Piezorhynchus), 



279. 

 rubiginosa (Margarornis), 



73. 

 rubiginosus (Automolus), 



66. 

 Rubigula, 334. 

 rubineus (Pyrocephalus), 



134. 

 rubra (Casiornis), 170. 

 rubra (Eugerygone), 231. 

 rubricapilla (Muscisaxi- 



cola), 99. 

 rubricapilla (Pipra), 154. 

 rubrioristata (Helioebera), 



175. 

 rubrigaster (Cyanotis), 



113. 

 rubrinucha (Pitta), 182. 

 rubrofroutata (Rhipi- 



dura), 255. 

 rubrolimbatus (Pericro- 



cotus), 302. 

 rubropygius (Serilophus), 



Z. 

 ruecki (Cyornis), 214. 

 rufa (Pormicivora), 25. 

 rufa (Ehipidura), 257. 

 rufa (Schiffornis), 160. 

 rufatra (Fovmicivora), 25. 



rufaxilla (Heliochera), 



175. 

 rufesoens (Atrichornis), 



187. 

 rufesceus (Aulia), 167. 

 rufescens (Muscisaxicola), 



100. 

 rufesoens (Myiobius), 132. 

 rufescens (PhyUostro- 



phus), 327. 

 rufescens (Pseudogery- 



gone), 229. 

 rufescens(Thamnistes), 17. 

 ruficapilla (Cryptolopha), 



274. 

 ruficapilla (Grallaria), 43. 

 ruficapilla (Synallaxis), 54. 

 ruficapillus (Thamno- 



philus), 17. 

 ruficauda (Alseonax), 207. 

 ruficauda (Drymophila), 



34. 

 ruficauda (Formicivora), 



25. 

 ruficauda (Rhinomyias), 



267. 

 ruficauda(RhynchocycluB), 



102. 

 ruficauda (Upucerthia), 49. 

 ruficaudatus (Philydor), 



69. 

 ruficaudus (Neops), 71. 

 ruficeps (Cffinotriccus), 



107. 

 ruficeps (Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 ruficeps (Grrallaria), 42. 

 ruficeps (Gymnopithys), 



ox. 

 ruficeps (Myiopagis), ] 17. 

 ruficeps (Todirostrum), 



104. 

 ruficollaris (Petrocheli- 



don), 201. 

 ruficollis (Myiagra), 270. 

 rufieollis (Pseudogery- 



gone), 228. 

 ruficollis (Sclerurus), 72. 

 ruficollis (Stelgidopteryx), 



203. 

 ruficollis (Thamnophilus), 



14. 

 ruficollis (Xenicopsis), 71. 

 ruficriasa (Rhinomyias), 



267. 

 ruficrissa (Stoparola), 286. 

 ruficrissus (Criniger), 317. 

 rufidorsa (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 rufifrons (Cyornis), 216. 



rufifrons (Phacelodomus), 



63. 

 rufifrons (Rhipidura), 255. 

 rufigaster (Cyornis), 216. 

 rufigenis (Siptornis), 59. 

 rufigenis (Todirostrum), 



104. 

 rufigula (Cyornis), 217. 

 rufigula (Gymnopithys), 



31. 

 rufigula (Myiagra), 270. 

 rufigula (Petrochelidon), 



201. 

 rufigula (Ptyonoprogne), 



191. 

 rufigularis (Attila), 170. 

 rufigularis (Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 rufigularis (Iole), 313. 

 rufigularis (Siphia), 2] 4. 

 rufilateralis (Rhipidura). 



261. 

 rufilateralis (Smithornis), 



247. 

 rufimarginata (Ochthoeea), 



93. 

 rufipectoralis (Ochthoeea), 



92. 

 rufipectus (Attila), 169. 

 rufipeetus (Automolus), 



68. 

 rufipectus (Pormicarius), 



39. 

 rufipectus (Leptopogon), 



rufipennis (Geositta), 46. 



rufipennis (Muscisaxicola), 

 100. 



rufipennis (Phacelodo- 

 mus), 64. 



rufipennis (Pitangus), 



rufipennis (Siptornis), 60. 

 rufipes (Euscarthmus), 



105. 

 rufiventer (Lalage), 304. 

 rufipentris (Mionectes), 



114. 

 rufiventris (Myiagra), 



269. 

 rufiventris (Myiotheretes), 



89. 

 rufiventris (Pitta), 182. 

 rufiventris (Rhampho- 



csenus), 27. 

 rufiventris (Rhipidura), 



260. 

 rufiventris (Synallaxis), 57. 

 rufiventris (Terpsiphone), 



265. 




INDEX. 



361 



rufivertex (Muscisaxieola), 



99. 

 rufobrunneus (Automo- 



lus), 65. 

 rufoeastanea (Pomarea), 



285. 

 rufocinerea (Grallaria),42. 

 rufodorsalis (Xiphorhyn- 



chus), 86. 

 rufomarginatus (Hapalo- 



cercus), 110. 

 rufomarginatus (Herpsi- 



lochmus), 24. 

 rufo-olivacea (Dendro- 



ciohla), 75. 

 rufopectus (Anumbius), 



64. 

 rufosuperciliatus (Xeni- 



copsis), 70. 

 rufula (Grallaria), 42. 

 rufula (Hirundo), 196. 

 rufum (Bathmisyrma), 



278. 

 rufus (Furnarius), 46. 

 rufus (Pachyrbamphus), 



165. 

 rufus (Philydor), 68. 

 rufus (Zeocephus), 262. 

 rugensis (Metabolus), 233. 

 rupestris (Ptyonoprogne), 



190. 

 Eupicola, 171. 

 rupicola (Eupicola), 171. 

 rusbyi (Conopopbaga), 9. 

 russata (Ehipidura), 255. 

 russatus (Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 rustiea (Hirundo), 192. 

 ruticilla (Siptornis), 59. 

 rutila (Pbytotoma), 178. 

 rutilans (Synallaxis), 58. 

 rutilus (Xenops), 71. 



sagrse (Myiarchus), 147. 

 saipanensis (Rhipidura), 



255. 

 sajamse (Siptornis), 60. 

 salangas (Oriniger), 316. 

 salomonis (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 ealvadorii (Edoliisoma), 



295. 

 ealvadorii (Gerygone), 



227. 

 salvadorii (Phyllomyias), 



118. 

 salvadorii (Poecilodryas), 



235, 236. 

 salvadorii (Pycnonotus), 



332. 



salvini (Empidonax), 



139. 

 salvini (Gymnopithys), 31. 

 salvini (Ochthoeca), 93. 

 salvini (Pachyrhamphus), 



166. 

 salvini (Solerurus), 73. 

 samarensis (Hypotbymis), 



249. 

 samarensis (Musoicapula), 



224. 

 samarensis (Ehinomyias), 



267. 

 samarensis (Sarcopba- 



nops), 2. 

 sancta (Ebipidura), 253. 

 sancfee-martae (Myrmo- 



therula), 23. 

 sanefae-marte (Ebampbo- 



csenus), 28. 

 sancti-tbomse (Dendroco- 



laptes), 87. 

 sandwicbensis (Gbasiem- 



pis), 232. 

 sangirana (Pitta), 183. 

 sanguinolenta (Eupicola), 



171. 

 sappbira (Cyornis), 224. 

 sapphira (Musoicapula), 



224. 

 sarasinorum (Crypto- 



lopha), 273. 

 sararacense (Pbilentoma), 



266. 

 Sarcophanops, 2. 

 saturata (Phlogopsis), 37. 

 .saturata (Ehipidura), 252, 



258. 

 saturata (Sclateria), 33. 

 saturata (Volvocivora), 



299. 

 saturatior (Picolaptes), 



84. 

 saturatior (Upucertbia), 



48. 

 saturatus (Formicarius), 



39. 

 saturatus (Platyrhynchus), 



101. 

 saturatus (Xipbocolaptes) , 



82. 

 saturninus (Thamnopbi- 



lus), 13. 

 sauli (Ehipidura), 257. 

 savignii (Hirundo), 193. 

 saxicolina (Geositta), 46. 

 saxicolina (Monachella), 



234. 

 saya (Sayornis), 136. 

 Sayornie, 136. 



scaudens (Pleda), 322. 

 scapularis (jEgithina), 



306. 

 Scbiffornis, 160. 

 scbistacea (Hypocnemis), 



36. 

 schistacea (Melaenornis), 



208. 

 sohistaceiceps (Todiros- 



trum), 104. 

 schistaceigula (Polioptila), 



242. 

 scbistaceus (Artamides), 



286. 

 scbistaceus (Dysitbamnus), 



19. 

 sobisticeps (Abromis), 



275. 

 scbisticeps (Edoliisoma), 



295. 

 Schizceaca, 52. 

 schlegeli (Pbilepitta), 185. 

 schlegeli (Ebipidura), 



254. 

 schmackeri (Iole), 314. 

 schmackeri (Pinarocichla), 



317. 

 scboenobEenus (Phloeo- 



cryptes), 52. 

 scbwaneri (Abromis), 276. 

 scbwaneri (Eucicbla), 184. 

 Schwaneria, 217. 

 scbwebiscbi (Elminia), 



266. 

 scita (Sfcenostira), 240. 

 sclateri (An^retes), 113. 

 sclateri (Attila), 168. 

 sclateri (Automolus), 67. 

 sclateri (Gbasiempis), 



232. 

 sclateri (Doliornis), 175. 

 sclateri (Graucalus), 293. 

 sclateri (Hirundinea), 



130. 

 sclateri (Hirundo), 198. 

 sclateri (Phyllomyias), 



118. 

 sclateri (Pipreola), 173. 

 sclateri (Polioptila), 241. 

 sclateri (Thripopbaga), 64. 

 sclateri (Todirostrum), 



103. 

 sclateri (Xipbocolaptes), 



81. 

 Sclateria, 33. 

 Sclerurus, 72. 

 Scototborus, 159. 

 scrutator (Tbripadectes), 



69. 

 scullyi (Hirundo), 196. 




362 



INDEX. 



scutata (Synallaxis), 55. 

 scutatus (Pyroderus), 176. 

 Seytalopus, 4. 

 sejuncta (Culicicapa), 268. 

 semiatra (Pomareopsis), 



284. 

 semiatra (Sayornis), 137. 

 semieinerea (Synallaxis), 



55. 

 semicinereus (Dysitham- 



nua), 18. 

 semicollaris (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 semifasciata (Tityra), 



161. 

 aemiflava (Elainea), 117. 

 semiflavus (Tyrannulus), 



121. 

 seraifusca (Myiopatis), 



119. 

 semipartita (Empidornis), 



210. 

 semirubra (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 semirufa (Hirundo), 197. 

 semirufus (Myiarchus), 



147. 

 semischistaceus (Mio- 



nectes), 114. 

 aemitorquata ( Hedymela), 



213. 

 aemitorquatus (Rhampho- 



esenus), 28. 

 semitorques (Spizixus), 



335. 

 senegalensis (Batis), 244. 

 aeuegalensis (Bradyomis), 



209. 

 senegalensia (Hirundo), 



197. 

 senex (Eusearthmus), 105. 

 senex (Platyrhynchus), 



101. 

 senilis (Seytalopus), 5. 

 septentrionale (Edolii- 



soma), 297. 

 septentrionalis (Stoparola), 



285. 

 Serena (Pipra), 155. 

 serioeus (Piezorhynchus), 



280. 

 Serilophus, 2. 

 serina (Bleda), 322. 

 Serphophaga, 111. 

 serripennis (Stelgido- 



pteryx), 203. 

 serya (Pyriglena), 29. 

 setaria (Leptasthenura), 



53. 

 setosa (Ehipidura), 259. 



severus (Thaninophilus), 



10. 

 sharpei (Lalage), 304. . 

 sharpei (Myopornis), 243. 

 sharpei (Phyllostrophus), 



327. 

 sharpei (Rhipidura), 252. 

 sharpei (Terenura), 27. 

 shelleyi (Bleda), 320. 

 shelleyi (Clivicola), 189. 

 sibilator (Sirystes), 128. 

 sibilatrix (Phacelodomus), 



64. 

 sibirica (Hemichelidon), 



204. 

 sibirica (Museieapa), 211. 

 sigillata (Pcecilodryas), 



235. 

 signatum (Todirostrum), 



104. 

 signatus (Oehthodiseta), 



91. 

 silens (Bradyomis), 209. 

 similis (Chloropeta), 244. 

 similis (Myiozetetes), 126. 

 similis (Pachyrhamphus), 



165, 166. 

 similis (Petroeca), 221. 

 simplex (Bleda), 321. 

 simplex (Csenotriccus), 



107. 

 simplex (Cyornis), 216. 

 simplex (Gerygone), 226. 

 simplex (Grallaria), 43. 

 simplex (Lipaugus), 167. 

 simplex (Pycnonotus), 



332. 

 simplex (Sylvia), 208,211. 

 simplex (Thamnophilus), 



13. 

 simplicieeps (Xiphoco- 



laptes), 82. 

 singularis (Siptornis), 58. 

 sinaloa (Progne), 199. 

 sinensis (Clivicola), 190. 

 sinensis (Cryptolopha), 



274. 

 sinensis (Pycnonotus), 



331 

 Siphia, 213, 214, 238. 

 Siptornis, 58. 

 siquijorensis (Iole), 314. 

 Hrystes, 128. 

 Sisopygis, 96. 

 Sisura, 277. 

 Sittasomus, 76. 

 sloetii (Oampochajra), 



290. 

 Smicrornis, 225. 

 smithi (Hirundo), 195. 



smithii (Terpsiphone), 264. 

 Smithornis, 247. 

 Solaris (Pericrocotus), 302. 

 solitaria (Agriornis), 89. 

 solitaria (Anthipes), 218. 

 solitarius (Myiodynastes), 



129. 

 solomonis (Graucalus), 



293, 296. 

 sordida (Museieapa), 223. 

 sordida (Siptornis), 61. 

 sordida (Stoparola), 286. 

 sordidata (Elainea), 122. 

 soror (Hydrornis), 179. 

 sororia (Elainea), 122. 

 aororia (Lochmias), 51. 

 sororia (Myrmotherula), 



21. 

 souleyeti (Picolaptes), 84. 

 spadiceus (Attila), 169. 

 sparsim-striatus (Cin- 



clodes), 49. 

 spatiator (Grallaria), 44. 

 speciosa (Forniicivora), 57. 

 speciosa (Synallaxis), 57. 

 speciosus (Pericrocotus), 



299. 

 spectabilis (Elainea), 123. 

 speculigera (Hedymela), 



213. 

 speculigera (Museieapa), 



213. 

 speluncse (Seytalopus), 4. 

 spicifer (Lophotriccus), 



107. 

 spilodera (Aethomyias), 



243. 

 spilodera (Petrochelidon), 



201. 

 spilodera (Rhipidura), 253. 

 spinicauda (Aphrastura), 



51. 

 spixi (Dendrornis), 80. 

 spixi (Synallaxis), 54. 

 Spizixus, ii35. 

 spodiogaster (Drymo- 



phila), 35. 

 spodionota (Myrmothe- 

 rula), 21. 

 spodionota (Ochthojca), 92. 

 spodionotus (Dysitham- 



nus), 19. 

 spodiops (Eusearthmus), 



105. 

 spodioptila (Terenura), 27. 

 spodiostethus (Attila), 168. 

 spodiurus (Pachyrham- 

 phus), 164. 

 squamata (Eormioivora), 



26. 




INDEX. 



363 



squamata (Ptilochloris), 



158. 

 squamata (Rhipidura), 



254. 

 squamata (Rubigula), 335. 

 squamatus (Picolaptes), 83. 

 squamiceps (Hypsipetes), 



310. 

 squamicristatus (Lopho- 



tricous), 107. 

 squamigera (Grallaria), 40. 

 squamigera (Margarornis), 



73. 

 squamosa (Drymophila), 



34. 

 squamulatus (Piezo- 



rbynehus), 281. 

 steerei (Pitta), 184. 

 steerei (Sareophanops), 2. 

 Stelgidillas, 326. 

 Stelgidopteryx, 203. 

 stellaris (Thamnophilus), 



stella ta (Hypocnemis), 37. 

 stellata (Margarornis), 73. 

 stellata (Pogonocichla), 



239. 

 stellatus (Myiobius), 132. 

 stenorhynchus (Scoto- 



thorus), 159. 

 Stenostira, 240. 

 stenura (Culicivora), 110. 

 stephani (Graucalus), 293. 

 stictocephalus (Thamno- 

 philus), 14. 

 stictocorypha (Formici- 



vora), 26. 

 Stictognathus, 329, 330. 

 stictolseuius (Sittasomus), 



77. 

 stiotonota (Premnoplex), 



74. 

 stiotoptera (Drymophila), 



34. 

 stiotoptera (Rhopoterpe), 



31. 

 stictopterus (Mecocer- 



culus), 94. 

 stictoptilus (Automolus), 



66. 

 Btictothorax (Synallaxis), 



55. 

 sticturus (Herpsiloch- 



mus), 24. 

 sticturus (Thamnophilus), 



14. 

 Stigmatura, 111. 

 Stizorhina, 209. 

 stolidus (Myiarchus), 147. 

 Stoparola, 285. 



strepera (Elainea), 123. 

 strepitans (Phyllostro- 



phus), 327. 

 strepitans (Pitta), 181. 

 streptophora (Lathria), 



167. 

 striata (Agriornis), 88. 

 striata (Formicivora), 25. 

 striata (Henicornis), 50. 

 striata (Synallaxis), 58. 

 striatieeps (Automolus), 



66. 

 striatieeps (Dysithamnus), 



19. 

 striatieeps (Hapalocereus), 



109. 

 striatieeps (Iole), 313. 

 striatieeps (Muscisaxi- 

 • cola), 99. 

 striatieeps (Pbacelo- 



domus), 64. 

 striatieeps (Siptornis), 



striaticollis (Anabacer- 



thia), 64. 

 striaticollis (Eusearth- 



mus), 106. 

 striaticollis (Mionectes), 



113. 

 striaticollis (Myiotheretes), 



89. 

 striaticollis (Phacelo- 



domus), 64. 

 striaticollis (Siptornis), 



59. 

 striaticollis (Xenicopsis), 



71. 

 striatigularis (Dendror- 



nis), 78. 

 striatipectus (Synallaxis), 



57. 

 striativentris (Hypocne- 

 mis), 5. 

 striatus (Alcurus), 319. 

 striatus (Artamides), 289. 

 strigilata (Formicivora), 



25. 

 strigilatus (Ancistrops), 



70. 

 striif aeies (Bleda), 321 . 

 striolata (Hirundo), 196. 

 striolata (Leptasthenura), 



53. 

 striolata (Thripophaga), 



64. 

 striolatus (Hemixus), 312. 

 striolatus (Machaeropte- 



ru's), 156. 

 strophiata (Siphia), 214. 

 strophiatus (Tylas), 334. 



stuhlmanni (Avtomyias), 



247. 

 stuhlmanni (Muscicapa), 



212, 247. 

 stuhlmanni (Pedilorbyn- 



chus), 212, 247. 

 styani (Cyomis), 215. 

 suahelica (Terpsiphone), 



264. 

 suavissima (Pipra), 155. 

 sub-adusta (Alseonax), 



206. 

 sub-alaris (Bradyornis), 



209. 

 sub-alaris (Graucalus), 290. 

 sub-alaris (Lathria), 167. 

 sub-alaris (Xenicopsis), 71. 

 sub-alaris (Xenopipo), 152. 

 sub-brunneus (Onipo- 



dectes), 131. 

 sub-cseruleum (Parisoma), 



242. 

 sub-cristata(Serphophaga), 



sub-cristata (Siptornis), 

 59. 



sub-cristatus (Lophotric- 

 cus), 107. 



sub-oyana (Poeeilodryas), 

 234. 



sub-fasciatus (Thamno- 

 philus), 17. 



sub-flava(Hypocnemis),35. 



sub-flava (Serphophaga), 



sub-flaveseens (Philydor), 

 69. 



sub-flaTum (Ornithion), 

 120. 



sub-fulvus (Philydor), 69. 



Sublegatus, 125. 



sub-lineatus (Graucalus), 

 293. 



sub-moniliger (Anthipes), 

 218. 



sub-ochraeeus (Myiobius), 

 133. 



sub-placens (Myiopagis), 

 116. 



sub-plumbeus (Dysitham- 

 nus), 20. 



sub-procurvus (Xipho- 

 rhynchus), 86. 



sub-pudica(Synallaxis), 55. 



sub-radiatus (Thamno- 

 philus), 16. 



sub-speciosa (Synallaxis), 

 58. 



sub-striolata (Hirundo), 

 196. 




364 



INDEX. 



subulatus (Automolus), 



66. 

 suiriri (Empidagra), 125. 

 sulpburatus (Pitangus), 



127. 

 sulphurea (Gerygone), 



226. 

 sulphureipygius (Myio- 



bius), 131. 

 sulphuresoens (Rhyncho- 



cyolus), 102. 

 ■.sulphureus (Graucalus), 



291. 

 sulphureuB (Myiozetetes), 



126. 

 sulphurifera (Siptornis), 



61. 

 .sumatrana (Niltava), 219. 

 eumatranus (Oorydon), 3. 

 sumatranus (Criniger), 317. 

 sumatranus (Hemixus), 



312. 

 jsuinatrensis (Artamides), 



287. 

 sumatrensis (Cyornis), 



216. 

 sumbaensis (Terpsiphone), 



263. 

 sumbawensis (Rhipidura), 



260. 

 sumbensis (Graucalus), 



292. 

 sumbensis (Rhipidura), 



256. 

 sumiehrasti (Platypsaris), 



163. 

 •sundara (Niltava), 219. 

 Buperba (Menura), 3. 

 superciliaris (Abrornis), 



275. 

 superciliaris (Hypothy- 



mis), 248. 

 superciliaris (Leptopogon), 



114. 

 superciliaris (Leptotric- 



cus), 111. 

 superciliaris (Muscica- 



pula), 223. 

 superciliaris (Platyrhyn- 



chus), 101. 

 superciliaris (Scytalopus), 



5. 

 superciliatus (Xenicopais), 



70. 

 superciliosa (Ochthceca), 



superciliosa (Pcecilodryas), 



superciliosa (Synallaxis), 

 54. 



superciliosus (Heliobletus), 



70. 

 superciliosus (MyiobiuB), 



133. 

 superciliosus (Myioze- 

 tetes), 126. 

 superflua (Rhipidura), 255. 

 surinamensis (Myrmothe- 



rula), 20. 

 surinamus (Pachyrham- 



phus), 164. 

 BiiBurrans (Dendrornis), 



79. 

 swainsoni (Drymophila), 



33. 

 swainsoni (Onychorhyn- 



chus), 130. 

 swainsoni (Petrochelidon), 



201. 

 sykesi (Lalage), 302. 

 sylvestris (Pseudogery- 



gone), 227. 

 sylvestris (Scytalopus), 5. 

 sylvia (Pcecilodryas), 235. 

 sylvioides (Sittasomus), 77. 

 silviola (Leptotriccus), 



111. 

 Sylviorthoryhnchus, 52. 

 Symmorphus, 305. 

 Synallaxis,' 53. 

 syndactyla (Bleda), 322. 



Tachycineta, 191. 

 taczanowskii (Cinclodes), 



49. 

 taczanowskii (Elainea), 



124. 

 taczanowskii (Siptornis), 



62. 

 Tsenioptera, 89. 

 tagulanum (Edoliisoma), 



295. 

 tahitica (Hirundo), 193. 

 taivanus (Pycnonotus), 



330. 

 talauten&e (Edoliisoma), 



295. 

 talautensis (Zeocephus), 



202. 

 tambillanus ^ysitham- 



nus), 19. 

 tannaensis (Myiagra), 270. 

 tapera (Progne), 199. 

 tappenbecki (Musciparus), 



225. 

 tarnii (Hylactes), 7. 

 Tarsiger, 217, 238,239. 

 taylori (Pitangus), 128. 

 tegimaj (Pericrocotus), 



302. 



telescophthalmus (Arses), 



277. 

 temmincki (Artamides), 



289. 

 teinmincM (Dendrexe- 



tastes), 80. 

 temporalis (Xenicopsis), 



70. 

 tenebrosa (Rhipidura), 



258, 262. 

 tenkatei (Gerygone), 225. 

 tenkatei (Rhipidura), 259. 

 tenuipunetatus (Thamno- 



philus), 16. 

 tenuirostre (Edoliisoma), 



297. 

 tenuirostris (Bleda), 323. 

 tenuirostris (Geositta), 



46. 

 tenuirostris (Mitrephanes), 



136. 

 tenuirostris (Picolaptes), 



84. 

 tenuirostris (Xenops), 71. 

 tenuis (Leptotodua), 230. 

 tephrocephala (Orypto- 



lopha), 273. 

 tephrogenys (Criniger), 



317. 

 tephrolaema (Bleda), 321. 

 terat (Lalage), 303. 

 Terenura, 27. 

 teresita (Elminia), 266. 

 Terpsiphone, 263. 

 teme-reginse (Arses), 278. 

 terrestris (Phyllostro- 



phus), 326. 

 terrestris (Synallaxis'l, 57. 

 texensis (Myiozetetes), 126. 

 teysmanni (Rhipidura), 



256: 

 thalassinoides (Stoparola), 



286. 

 thalassinus (Tachycineta), 



192. 

 Thamnistes, 17. 

 Thamnoeharis, 40. 

 Thamnomanes, 20. 

 thamnophiloides (Attila), 



170. 

 Thamnophilus, 10, 31. 

 theresrc (Hypocnemis), 37. 

 thompsoni (Cerasophila), 



thomsoni (Erythrocercus), 



250. 

 thoracica (Ochthceca), 93. 

 thoracicus (Formicarius), 



39. 

 thoracicus (Lioscelis), 6. 




INDEX. 



365 



thoracicus (Xiphorhyn- 



ohus), 86. 

 tborpi (G-erygone), 225. 

 threnothorax (Ehipidura), 



258. 

 Thripadeetes, 69. 

 Thripophaga, 64. 

 Tbryolegus, 63. 

 tibialis (Atticora), 199. 

 tiekelli (Iole), 314. 

 Tickellia, 276. 

 tickellia? (Cyornis), 215. 

 Tijuea, 172. 



timidus (Empidonax), 137. 

 timoriense (Edoliisoma), 



295. 

 timoriensis (Lalage), 303. 

 timoriensis (Petrocheli- 



don), 200. 

 timorlaoensis (Graucalus), 



292. 

 tiphia (-Sgithina), 306. 

 Tityra, 161. 

 titys (Synallaxis), 56. 

 tobagoensis (Formiciyora), 



336. 

 Todirostrum, 103. 

 Todopsis, 249. 

 togoensis (Hirundo), 197. 

 toitoi (Petrceea), 221. 

 torquata (Rhopotherpe), 



31. 

 torquata (Synallaxis), 57. 

 torquatus (Lanioturdus), 



233. 

 torquatus (Thanmophilus), 



17. 

 torrida (Ehipidura), 255. 

 torridus (Attila), 170. 

 torridus (Fnrnarius), 47. 

 toruensis (Muscicapa), 211. 

 Tracheophonffi, 4. 

 Trachycomus, 320. 

 trailli (Empidonax), 138. 

 transandeanus (Thamno- 



philus), 10. 

 transandinus (Leptopo- 



gon), 114. 

 trayersi (Bradyornis), 209. 

 traversi (Miro), 233. 

 Traversia, 186. 

 trepidus (Empidonax),140. 

 triangularis (Dendrornis), 



79. 

 tricarunculatus (Chasmo- 



rhynchus), 178. 

 Tricholestes, 319. 

 Trichophoropsis, 319. 

 tricolor (Aleotrurus), 96. 

 tricolor (Criniger), 317. 



tricolor (Furnarius), 48. 

 tricolor (Lalage), 303. 

 tricolor(Miiscicapula),224. 

 tricolor (Myiarchus), 146. 

 tricolor (Pycnonotus), 329. 

 tricolor (Ehipidura), 261. 

 tricolor (Terpsiphone), 



264. 

 tricolor (Xanthopygia), 



238. 

 trinitatis (Ehamphoca;- 



nus), 28. 

 trinitatis (Thanmophilus), 



15. 

 Triptorhinus, 7. 

 tristis (Leptopogon), ] 15. 

 tristis(Thamnophilus), 12. 

 tristrami (Edoliisoma), 



296. 

 triyirgata (Conopias), 127. 

 trivirgata (Orypfcolopha), 



273. 

 trivirgatus (Piezorbyn- 



chus), 279. 

 trivittata (Phlogopsis), 38. 

 trochilirostris (Xipho- 



rbynchus), 85, 86. 

 troehiloides (Pseud ogery- 



gone), 230. 

 Trochocercus, 251. 

 troglodytoides (Synal- 

 laxis), 58. 

 tschudii (Piprites), 151. 

 tschudii (Thanmophilus), 



11. 

 tucuyensis (Dysithamnus), 



19. 

 tumbezana (Myiopatis), 



119. 

 turcosa (Cyornis), 217. 

 turcosa (Irena), 309. 

 turdina (Dendrocicbla), 



75. 

 turdinus (Automolus), 67. 

 turdinus (Scotothorus), 



159. 

 tweeddalei (Irena), 309. 

 tygus (Pycnonotus), 332. 

 Tylas, 334. 



typica (Deconychura), 77. 

 typus (Trichophoropsis), 



319. 

 tyrannina (Cercomacra), 



28. 

 tyrannina (Dendrocichla), 



75. 

 Tyranniseus, 121. 

 Tyrannulus, 120. 

 tyrannulus (Myiarchus), 



145. 



Tyrannus, 148. 

 tyrannus (Milvulus), 150. 

 tyrannus (Muscivora), 



150. 

 tyrannus (Tyrannus), 148. 

 tytleri (Hirundo), 193. 

 tytleri (Hypothymis), 248. 

 tytleri (Eubecula), 213. 



ugiensis (Pomarea), 285. 

 umbretta (Scleruni9), 72. 

 umbrinus (Automolus), 66, 

 umbrosus (Pormicarius), 



39. 

 umbrovirens (Oyptolo- 



pha), 374. 

 unduliger (Thanmophilus), 



10. 

 unicolor (Cnipolegus), 97. 

 unicolor (Cyornis), 215. 

 unicolor (Dysithamnus), 



20. 

 unicolor (Myrmotherula), 



23. 

 unicolor (Scytalopus), 4. 

 uniformis (Chloropipo), 



152. 

 unimodus (Artamides), 



287. 

 unirufa (Lathria), 167. 

 unirufa (Synallaxis), 56. 

 TJpucerthia, 48. 

 uranise (Ehipidura), 255. 

 urbica (Cbelidon), 187. 

 urbica (Cbelidonaria), 



187. 

 urichi (Mecocerculus), 94. 

 uropygialis (Attila), 168. 

 uropygialis (Chiroxilla), 



166. 

 uropygialis (Mecocercu- 

 lus), 94. 

 uropygialis (Pachyrham- 



phus), 165. 

 uropygialis (Stelgido- 



pteryx), 203. 

 urosticta (Myrmotherula), 



23. 

 urostictus (Poliolophus), 



315. 

 ussheri (Artomyias), 247. 

 ussheri (Muscicapa), 211. 

 ussheri (Pitta), 181. 



validirostris (TJpucerthia), 



48. 

 validus (Attila), 170. 

 validus (Dendrocolaptes), 



87. 

 validus (Myiarchus), 145. 




366 



INDEX. 



vanicorensis (Myiagra), 



269. 

 varia (Grallaria), 41. 

 variegaticeps (Thamno- 



philus), 16. 

 variegaticeps (Xenicopsis), 



70. 

 variegatus (Chasmorhyn- 



ohus), 178. 

 variegatus (Dendroeo- 



laptes), 87. 

 varius (Empidonomus), 



148. 

 velata (Tseirioptera), 90. 

 velatum (Philentoma), 



266. 

 velutina (Pipra), 154. 

 ■\ enezuelensis (Phyllo- 



myias), 118. 

 venezuelensis (Xiphorhyn- 



chus), 85. 

 ventralis (Phylloscartes), 



109. 

 venusta (Chloropsis), 308. 

 venusta (Pitta), 181. 

 verse-paois (Automolus), 



66. 

 verae-pacis (Scotothorus), 



159. 

 verreauxi (Criniger), 316. 

 verreauxi (Rhipidura), 



253. 

 versicolor (Pachyrham- 



phus), 164. 

 versicolor (Rhipidura), 



255. 

 verticalis (Piezorhynchus), 



280. 

 verticalis (Tyrannus), 148. 

 vetula (Muscipipra), 98. 

 vexator (Tyrannus), 148. 

 vicaria (Poecilodryas), 



235. 

 vicinus (Horizopus), 142. 

 victorias (Menura), 3. 

 vidua (Piezorhynchus), 



280. 

 vidua (Rhipidura), 254, 



260. 

 viduata (Myrmotherula), 



22. 

 vieillotoides (Myiobius), 



132. 

 vigorsi (Pitta), 180. 

 vilissimus (Tyranniscus), 



121. 

 villosus (Myiobius), 131. 

 violacea (Hyliota), 237. 

 virens (Eurillas), 324. 

 virens (Horizopus), 141. 



vireoninus (Enipido- 



ehanes), 135. 

 virescens (Empidonax), 



138. 

 virescens (Hemixus), 312. 

 virescenB (Hypsipeles), 



311. 

 virescens (Phyllomyias), 



118. 

 virescens (Pipra), 155. 

 virescens (Pseudogery- 



gone), 230. 

 virescens (Scotothorus), 



159. 

 virgata (Formicivora), 



26. 

 virgata (Siptornis), 62. 

 virgaticeps (Thripodectes), 



69. 

 virgatus (Automolus), 66. 

 virgatus (Thamnophilus), 



12. 

 virgatus (Xiphocolaptes), 



82. 

 virginalis (Pitta), 181. 

 viridescens (Attila), 168. 

 viridescens (Iole), 313. 

 viridicata (Myiopagis), 



116. 

 viridiceps (Euscarthmus), 



106. 

 viridiceps (Rhynchocy- 



clus), 102. 

 viridiflava (Microeca), 205. 

 viridiflavus (Tyranniscus), 



121. 

 viridinitens (Myiagra), 



269. 

 viridinucha (Chloropsis), 



308. 

 viridis (jEgithina), 306. 

 viridis (Calyptomena), 1. 

 viridis (Chloropsis), 307. 

 viridis (Monachella), 234. 

 viridis (Pachyrhamphus), 



164. 

 viridis (Pipreola), 172. 

 viridissima (iEgithina), 



306. 

 virussu (Lathria), 166. 

 vitellinu3 (Manacus), 158. 

 vittata (Petroeca), 222. 

 vivida (Cyornis), 214. 

 vociferans (Lathria), 166. 

 vociferans (Tyrannus), 



149. 

 vordermani (Abrornis), 



276. 

 vordermani (Siphia), 222. 

 vulpina (Synallaxis), 56. 



vulpina (Terpsiphone), 

 264. 



wagse (Myiopatis), 119. 

 wahnesi (Pseudogery- 



gone), 231. 

 wallacei (Scotothorus), 



169. 

 wallacei (TodopBis), 249. 

 waDisi (Henicornis), 51. 

 warcewiczi (Picolaptes), 



83. 

 wardi (Pseudobias), 246. 

 weberi (Rubigula), 335. 

 weddelli (Dendrornis), 80. 

 welchmanni (Artamides), 



286. 

 westermanni (Muscica- 



pula), 224. 

 wetterensis (Gerygone), 



whiteheadi (Calyptomena), 



whitei (Synallaxis), 56. 

 whitelyi (Pipreola), 173. 

 whitmeei (Lalage), 304. 

 woodwardi (Bradyornis), 



208. 

 wrayi (Pericrocotus), 300. 

 wrightii (Empidonax), 



140. 

 wyatti (Siptornis), 61. 



Xanthixus, 332. 



xanthogaster (Pericroco- 

 tus), 300. 



xanthogenys (Machari- 

 rhynchus), 272. 



xanthogenys (Pachyrham- 

 phus), 164. 



xantholsema (Pycnonotus), 

 ool. 



xanthopterus (Dysitham- 

 nus), 19. 



Xanthopygia, 238. 



xanthopygia (Cryptolo- 

 pha), 275. 



xanthopygia (Xanthopy- 

 gia), 238. 



xanthopygus (Myiobius), 

 lot. 



xanthopygus (Pycnono- 

 tus), 330. 



xanthornoides (Canipo- 

 phaga), 298. 



xanthorrhous (Pycnono- 

 tus), 330. 



xanthoschista (Cryptolo- 

 pha), 273. 




xanthotis (Aetborbyn- 



ohus), 306. 

 xavieri (Bleda), 323. 

 Xenerpeates, 62. 

 Xenicopsis, 70. 

 Xenicus, 186. 

 Xenocicbla, 320. 

 Xenopipo, 152. 

 Xenops, 71. 

 Xenopsaris, 170. 

 Xiphocolaptes, 81. 

 Xipholena, 174. 



INDEX. 

 Xiphorhynchus, 85. 



yetapa (Oybernetes), 96. 

 yucatanensis (Myiarchus), 

 146. 



zambesiaj (Ohlorocichla), 



325. 

 zeledoni (Lopbotriceus), 



108. 



367 



zeledoni (Pittasoma), 40. 

 zeledoni (Pogonotriccus), 



111. 

 zenkeri (Bradyornis), 210. 

 Zeocepbus, 262. 

 zombensis (Eurillas), 324. 

 zonofiota (Dichrozona), 



23. 

 zosterops (Cbloropsis), 



307. 

 zosterops (Euscartbmus), 



105, 



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Vol. IX. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Cinnyrimorphce, containing the families Nectariniidse 

 and Meliphagidae (Sun Birds and Honey-eaters). By 

 Hans Gadow, M.A., Ph.D. Pp. xii., 310. Woodcuts 

 and 7 coloured Plates. [With Systematic and Alpha- 

 betical Indexes.] 1884, 8vo. 14s. 



Vol. X. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Fringilliformes : Part I., containing the families 

 Dicasidae, Hirundinidae, Ampelidae, Mniotiltidae, and 

 Motacillidae. By R. Bowdler Sharpe. Pp. xiii., 682. 

 Woodcuts and 12 coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1885, 8vo. 11. 2s. 



Vol. XI. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Fringilliformes : Part II., containing the families 

 Coerebidse, Tanagridas, and Icteridas. By Philip Lutley 

 Sclater, M.A., F.R.S. Pp. xvii., 431. [With Syste- 

 matic and Alphabetical Indexes.] Woodcuts and 18 

 coloured Plates. 1886, 8vo. 11. 



Vol. XII. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Fringilliformes : Part III., containing the family 

 Fringillidae. By R. Bowdler Sharpe. Pp. xv., 871. 

 Woodcuts and 16 coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1888, 8vo. 11. 8s. 



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Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum — continued. 

 Vol. XIII. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Sturniformes, containing the families Artamidae, 

 Sturnidss, Ploceidte, and Alaudidas. Also the families 

 Atrichiidae and Menuridae. By R. Bowdler Sharpe. 

 Pp. xvi., 701. Woodcuts and 15 coloured Plates. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1890, 

 8vo. 11. 8s. 



Vol. XIV. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 OligomyodcB, or the families Tyrannidae, Oxyrham- 

 phidse, Pipridae, Cotingidae, Phytotomidas Philepittidae, 

 Pittidae, Xenicidae, and Eurylaemidae. By Philip 

 Lutley Sclater, M.A., P.R.S. Pp. xix., 494. Woodcuts 

 and 26 coloured Plates. [With Systematic and Alpha- 

 betical Indexes.] 1888, 8vo. 11. 4s. 



Vol. XV. Catalogue of the Passeriformes, or Perching 

 Birds, in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Tracheophonw, or the families Dendrocolaptidae, 

 Formicariidse, Conopophagidas, and Pteroptochidae. 

 By Philip Lutley Sclater, M.A., F.R.S. Pp. xvii., 371. 

 Woodcuts #nd 20 coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1890, 8vo. 11. 



Vol. XVI. Catalogue of the Picarise in the Collection of 

 the British Museum. Upupce and Trochili, by Osbert 

 Salvin. Coracice, of the families Cypselidae, Capri- 

 mulgidse, Podargidae, and Steatornithidae, by Ernst 

 Hartert. Pp. xvi., 703. Woodcuts and 14 coloured 

 Plates. [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 

 1892, 8vo. 11. 16s. 



Vol. XVII. Catalogue of the Picariae in the Collection 

 of the British Museum. Coracice (contin.) and 

 Haley ones, with the families Leptosomatidae, Coraciidas, 

 Meropidse, Alcedinidae, Momotidae, Totidse and Coliidse, 

 by R. Bowdler Sharpe. Bucerotes and Trogones by 

 W. R. Ogilvie Grant. Pp. xi., 522. Woodcuts and 17 

 coloured Plates. [With Systematic and Alphabetical 

 Indexes.] 1892, 8vo. 11. 10s. 



Vol. XVIII. Catalogue of the Picarise in the Collection 

 of the British Museum. Scansores, containing the 

 family Picid*. By Edward Iiargitt. Pp. xv., 597. 

 Woodcuts and 15 coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1S90, 8vo. 11. 6s. 



Vol. XIX. Catalogue of the Picarise in the Collection of 

 the British Museum. Scansores and Coccyges : con- 

 taining the families Rhamphastidse, Galbulidae, and 

 Bucconidae, by P. L. Sclater ; and the families Indi- 

 catoridee, Capitonidae, Cuculidae, and Musophagidaj, by 




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Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum — continued. 



G. E. Shelley. Pp. xii., 484 : 13 coloured Plates. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1891, 

 8vo. 11. 5s. 



Vol. XX. Catalogue of the Psittaci, or Parrots, in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By T. Salvadori. 

 Pp. xvii., 658. Woodcuts and 18 coloured Plates. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1891, 

 8vo. 11. 10s. 



Vol. XXI. Catalogue of the Columbse, or Pigeons, in 

 the Collection of the British Museum. By T. Salvadori. 

 Pp. xvii., 676. 15 coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1893, 8vo. 1Z. 10s. 



Vol. XXII. Catalogue of the Game Birds (Pterocletcs, 

 Gallince, Opisthocomi, Hemipodii) in the Collection of 

 the British Museum. By W. R. Ogilvie Grant. 

 Pp. xvi., 585. 8 coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1893, 8vo. 11. 6s. 



Vol. XXIII. Catalogue of the Fulicariae (Rallidse and 

 Heliornithidae) and Alectorides (Aramidas, Burypy- 

 gidse, Mesitidae, Rhinochetidae, Gruidae, Psophiidse, 

 and Otididae) in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 By R. Bowdler Sharpe. Pp. xiii., 353. 9 coloured 

 Plates. [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 

 1894, 8vo. 20s. 



Vol. XXIV. Catalogue of the Limicolaa in the Collection 

 of the British Museum. By R. Bowdler Sharpe, 

 Pp. xii., 794. Woodcuts and 7 coloured Plates. [With 

 Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1896, 8vo. 

 11. 5s. 



Vol. XXV. Catalogue of the Gaviae and Tubinares in 

 the Collection of the British Museum. Gaviae (Terns, 

 Gulls, and Skuas), by Howard Saunders. Tubinares 

 (Petrels and Albatrosses), by Osbert Salvin. Pp. xv., 

 475. Woodcuts and 8 coloured Plates. [With Syste- 

 matic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1896, 8vo. 11. Is. 



Vol. XXVI. Catalogue of the Plataleae, Herodiones, 

 Steganopodes, Pygopodes, Alcae, and Impennes in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. Plataleae (Ibises 

 and Spoonbills) and Herodiones (Herons and Storks), 

 by R. Bowdler Sharpe. Steganopodes (Cormorants, 

 Gannets, Frigate-birds, Tropic-birds, and Pelicans), 

 Pygopodes (Divers and Grebes), Alcae (Auks), and Im- 

 pennes (Penguins), by W. R. Ogilvie-Grant. Pp. xvii., 

 687. Woodcuts and 14 coloured Plates. [With Sys- 

 tematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1898, 8vo. 1?. 5s. 




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Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum — continued. 

 Vol. XXVII. Catalogue of the Chenomorphse (Pala- 

 medeae, Phoenicopteri, Anseres), Crypturi, and Ratitse 

 in the Collection of the British Museum. By T. 

 Salvadori. Pp. xv., 636. 19 coloured Plates. [With 

 Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1895, 8vo. 

 11. 12s. 



A Hand-list of the Genera and Species of Birds. [Nomen- 

 clator Avium turn Fossilium turn Viventium.] By R. 

 Bowdler Sharpe, LL.D. : — 

 Vol. I. Pp. xxi., 303. [With Systematic Index.] 



1899, 8vo. 10s. 

 Vol. II. Pp. xv., 312. [With Systematic index, and 

 an Alphabetical Index to Vols. I. and II.] 1900, 

 8vo. 10s. 



List of the Specimens of Birds in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. By George Robert Gray : — 



Part III., Section I. Ramphastidae Pp. 16. [With 

 Index.] 1855, 12mo. 6d. 



Part III., Section II. Psittacidae. Pp. 110. [With 

 Index.] 1859, 12mo. 2s. 



Part III., Sections III. and IV. Capitonidae and Picidae. 

 Pp. 137. [With Index.] 1868, 12mo. Is. 6d, 



Part IV. Columbffi. Pp. 73. [With Index.] 1856, 

 12mo. Is. M. 



Part V. Gallinae. Pp. iv., 120. [With an Alphabetical 

 Index.] 1867, 12mo. Is. Gd. 



Catalogue of the Birds of the Tropical Islands of the Pacific 

 Ocean in the Collection of the British Museum. By 

 George Robert Gray, F.L.S., &c. Pp. 72. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] 1859, 8vo. Is. Gd. 



REPTILES. 



Catalogue of the Tortoises, Crocodiles, and Amphisbaenians 

 in the Collection of the British Museum. By Dr. J. E. 

 Gray, F.R.S., &c. Pp. viii., 80. [With an Alphabetical 

 Index.] 1844, 12mo. Is. 



Catalogue of Shield Reptiles in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By John Edward Gray, F.R.S., &c.:— 



Appendix. Pp. 28. 1872, 4to. 2s. Gd. 



Part II. Emydosaurians, Rhynchocephalia, and Aniphis- 

 bsanians. Pp. vi., 41. 25 Woodcuts. 1872, 4to. 

 3s. 6d 




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Hand-List of the Specimens of Shield Reptiles in the 

 British Museum. By Dr. J. E. Gray, F.R.S., F.L.S., &c. 

 Pp. iv., 124. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1873, 

 8vo. 4s. 



Catalogue of the Chelonians, Rhynchocephalians, and 

 Crocodiles in the British Museum (Natural History). 

 New Edition. By George Albert Boulenger. Pp. x., 311. 

 73 Woodcuts and 6 Plates. [With Systematic and 

 Alphabetical Indexes.] 1889, 8vo. 15s. 



Catalogue of the Lizards in the British Museum (Natural His- 

 tory). Second Edition. By George Albert Boulenger : — 



Vol. I. Geckonidae, Eublepharidas, Uroplatidae, Pygo- 

 podidae, Agamidse. Pp. xii., 436. 32 Plates. [With 

 Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1885, 8vo. 20s. 



Vol. II. Iguanidae, Xenosauridse, Zonuridse, Anguidae, 

 Anniellidae, Helodermatidae, Varanidse, Xantusiidae, 

 Teiidas, Amphisbaenidse. Pp. xiii., 497. 24 Plates. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1885. 

 8vo. 20s. 



Vol. III. Lacertidse, Gerrhosauridse, Scincidae, Anelytro- 

 pidae, Dibamidae, Chamaeleontidae. Pp. xii., 575. 40 

 Plates. [With a Systematic Index and an Alphabetical 

 Index to the three volumes.] 1887, c'vo. 1/. Gs. 



Catalogue of the Snakes in the British Museum (Natural 

 History). By George Albert Boulenger, F.R.S. : — 



Vol. I., containing the families Typhlopidae, Glauconiidse, 

 Boidae, Ilysiidae, Urppeltidae, Xenopeltidae, and Colu- 

 bridas aglyphse, part. Pp. xiii., 448 : 26 Woodcuts 

 and 28 Plates. [With Systematic and Alphabetical 

 Indexes.] 1893, 8vo. 11. Is. 



Vol. II., containing the conclusion of the Colubridae 

 aglyphae. Pp. xi., 382 : 25 Woodcuts and 20 Plates. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1894. 

 8vo. 17s. 6d. 



Vol. III., containing the Colubridae (Opisthoglyphae and 

 Proteroglyphae), Amblycephalidse, and Viperidse. 

 Pp. xiv., 727 : 37 Woodcuts and 25 Plates. [With 

 Systematic Index, and Alphabetical Index to the 3 

 volumes.] 1896, 8vo. 1/. 6s. 



Catalogue of Colubrine Snakes in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. By Dr. Albert Giinther. Pp. xvi., 281. 

 [With Geographic, Systematic, and Alphabetical Indexes.] 

 1858, 12mo. 4s. 




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BATRACHIANS. 



Catalogue of the Batrachia Salientia in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. By Dr. Albert Giinther. Pp. xvi., 160. 

 12 Plates. [With Systematic, Geographic, and Alphabetical 

 Indexes.] 1858, 8vo. 6s. 



FISHES. 



Catalogue of the Fishes in the British Museum. Second 

 edition. Vol. I. Catalogue of the Perci'f orm Fishes in the 

 British Museum. Vol. I. Containing the Centrarchidas, 

 Percidae, and Serranidse (part). By George Albert 

 Boulenger, F.R.S. Pp. xix., 394. Woodcuts and 15 Plates. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1895, 8vo. 

 15s. 



List of the Specimens of Fish in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. Part I. Chondropterygii. By J. E. Gray. 

 Pp. x., 160. 2 Plates. [With Systematic and Alphabetical 

 Indexes.] 1851, 12mo. 3s. 



Catalogue of Fish collected and described by Laurence 

 Theodore Gronow, now in the British Museum. Pp. vii., 

 196. [With a Systematic Index.] 1854, 12mo. 3s. 6d. 



Catalogue of Apodal Fish in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By Dr. Kaup. Pp. viii., 163. 11 Woodcuts and 

 19 Plates. 1856, 8vo. 10s. 



Catalogue of Lophobranchiate Fish in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. By J. J. Kaup, Ph.D., &c. Pp. iv., 80. 

 4 Plates. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1856, 12mo. 2s. 



MOLLUSCA. 



Guide to the Systematic Distribution of Mollusca in the 

 British Museum. Part I. By John Edward Gray, Ph.D., 

 F.R.S., &c. Pp. xii., 230. 121 Woodcuts. 1857, 8vo. 5s. 



List of the Shells of the Canaries in the Collection of the 

 British Museum, collected by MM. Webb and Berthelot. 

 Described and figured by Prof. Alcide D'Orbigny in the 

 "Histoire Naturelle des lies Canaries." Pp. 32. 1854, 

 12mo. Is. 



List of the Shells of Cuba in the Collection of the British 

 Museum collected by M. Ramon de la Sagra. Described 

 by Prof. Alcide d'Orbigny in the " Histoire de l'llle de 

 Cuba." Pp. 48. 1854, 12mo. Is. 



List of the Shells of South America in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. Collected and described by M. Alcide 

 D'Orbigny in the "Voyage dans l'Amerique Meridionalc." 

 Pp.89. 1854, 12mo. 2s. 




British museum (natural history). 9 



Catalogue of the Collection of Mazatlan Shells in the British 

 Museum, collected by Frederick Eeigen. Described by 

 Philip P. Carpenter. Pp. xvi., 552. 1857, 12mo. 8s. 



List of Mollusca and Shells in the Collection ot the British 

 Museum, collected and described by MM. Eydoux and 

 Souleyet in the "Voyage autour au Monde, execute 

 "pendant les annees 1836 et 1837, sur la Corvette 'La 

 " Bonite,' " and in the " Histoire naturelle des Mollusques 

 " Pteropodes." Par MM. P. C. A. L. Rang et Souleyet. 

 Pp. iv., 27. 1855, 12mo. 8d. 



Catalogue of the Phaneropneumona, or Terrestrial Operculated 

 Mollusca, in the Collection of the British Museum. By 

 Dr. L. Pfeiffer. Pp. 324. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 

 1852, 12mo. 5s. 



Catalogue of Pulmonata, or Air Breathing Mollusca, in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. Part I. By Dr. Louis 

 Pfeiffer. Pp. iv., 192. Woodcuts. 1855, 12mo. 2s. 6d. 



Catalogue of the Auriculidse, Proserpinidse, and Truncatellidae 

 in the Collection of the British Museum. By Dr. Louis 

 Pfeiffer. Pp. iv., 150. Woodcuts. 1857, l2mo. Is. 2d. 



List of the Mollusca in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 By John Edward Gray, Ph.D., F.R.S., &c. 



Part I. Volutidse. Pp. 23. 1855, 12mo. 6d. 



Part II. Olividae. Pp. 41. 1865, 12mo. Is. 



Catalogue of the Conchifera, or Bivalve Shells, in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By M. Deshayes : — 



Part I. Veneridse, Cyprinidse, Glauconomidae, and 

 Petricoladse. Pp. iv., 216. 1853, 12mo. 3s. 



Part IT. Petri coladas (concluded) ; Corbiculadse. Pp. 

 217-292. [With an Alphabetical Index to the two 

 parts.] 1854, 12mo. 6d. 



BRACHIOPODA. 



Catalogue of Brachiopoda Ancylopoda or Lamp Shells in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. [Issued as " Catalogue 

 of the Mollusca, Part IV."] Pp. iv., 128. 25 Woodcuts. 

 [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1853, 12mo. 3s. 



POLYZOA. 



Catalogue of Marine Polyzoa in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. Part III. Cyclostomata. By George Busk, 

 F.R.S. Pp. viii., 39. 38 Plates. [With a Systematic 

 Index.] 1875, 8vo. 5s. • • iV > • 




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CRUSTACEA. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Amphipodous Crustacea in 

 the Collection of the British Museum. By C. Spence Bate, 

 F.R.S., &c. Pp. iv., 399. 58 Plates. [With an Alpha- 

 betical Index.] 1862, 8vo. 11. 5s. 



ARACHNIDA. 



Descriptive Catalogue of the Spiders of Burma, based upon 

 the Collection made by Eugene W. Oates and preserved in 

 the British Museum.' By T. Thorell. Pp. xxxvi., 406. 

 [With Systematic List and Alphabetical Index.] 1895, 

 8vo. 10s. 6d. 



MTRIOPODA. 



Catalogue of the Myriapoda in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By George Newport, F.R.S., P.E.S., &c. Part I. 

 Chilopoda. Pp. iv., 96. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 

 1856, 12mo. Is. M. 



INSECTS. 



Coleopterous Insects. 



Nomenclature of Coleopterous Insects in the Collection of 

 the British Museum : — 



Part VI. Passalidae. By Frederick Smith. Pp. iv., 23. 

 1 Plate. [With Index.] 1852, 12mo. M. 



Part VII. Longicornia, I. By Adam White. Pp. iv., 

 174. 4 Plates. 1853, 12mo. 2s. Qd. 



Part VIII. Longicornia, II. By Adam White. Pp. 237. 

 6 Plates. 1855, 12mo. 3s. 6d. 



Part IX. Cassididse. By Charles H. Boheman, Professor 

 of Natural History, Stockholm. Pp. 225. TWith 

 Index.] 1856, 12mo. 3s. 



Illustrations of Typical Specimens of Coleoptera in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. Part I. Lycidse. By 

 Charles Owen Waterhouse. Pp. x., 83. 18 Coloured 

 Plates. [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 

 1879, 8vo. 16s. J 




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Catalogue of the Coleopterous Insects of Madeira in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By T. Vernon 

 Wollaston, M.A., F.L.S. Pp. xvi., 234 : 1 Plate. [With 

 a Topographical Catalogue and an Alphabetical Index.] 

 1857, 8vo. 3s. ■ 



Catalogue of the Coleopterous Insects of the Canaries in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By T. Vernon 

 Wollaston, M.A., F.L.S. Pp. xiii., 648. [With Topo- 

 graphical and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1864, 8vo. 10s. 6d. 



Catalogue of Halticidse in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By the Rev. Hamlet Clark, M.A., F.L.S. 

 Physapodes and CEdipodes. Part I. Pp. xii., 301. 

 Frontispiece and 9 Plates. 1860, 8vo. 7s. 



Catalogue of Hispidse in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By Joseph S.Baly, M.E.S.,&c. Parti. Pp.x., 

 172. 9 Plates. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1858, 

 8vo. 6s. 



Hymenopterous Insects. 



Catalogue of Hymenopterous Insects in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. By Frederick Smith. 12mo. : — 



Part I. Andrenidse and Apidse. Pp. 197. 6 Plates. 

 1853, 2s. U. 



Part II. Apidse. Pp. 199-465. 6 Plates. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] 1854. 6s. 



Part III. Mutillidse and Pompilidae. Pp. 206. 6 Plates. 

 1855. 6s. 



Part IV. Sphegida3, Larridaj, and Crabronidse. Pp. 207- 

 497. 6 Plates. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1856. 

 6s. 



Part V. Vespidae. Pp. 147. 6 Plates. [With an Alpha- 

 betical Index.] 1857. 6s. 



Part VI. Formicidse. Pp. 216. 14 Plates. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] 1858. 6s. 



Part VII. Dorylidse and Thynnidse. Pp. 76. 3 Plates. 

 [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1859. 2s. 



List of Hymenoptera, with descriptions and figures of the 

 Typical Specimens in the British Museum. Vol. I., 

 Tenthredinidae and Siricidae. By W. F. Kirby. 

 Pp. xxviii., 450. 16 Coloured Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1882, Svo. \L 18s. 




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Dipterous Insects. 



List of the Specimens of Dipterous Insects in the Collection 

 of the British Museum. By Francis Walker, F.L.S. 

 Part VII. Supplement III. Asilidae. Pp. ii., 507-775. 

 1855, 12mo.. 3s. Gd. 



Lepidopterous Insects. 



Catalogue of the Lepidoptera Phalaense in the British 

 Museum. By Sir George F. Hampson, Bart. : — 



Vol. I. Catalogue of the Syntomidse in the Collection 

 of the British Museum. Pp. xxi., 559 : 285 Woodcuts. 

 [With Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1898, 

 8vo. 15s. 



Atlas of 17 Coloured Plates, 8vo. 15s. 



Vol. II. Catalogue of the Arctiadae (Nolinas, Litho- 

 sianse) in the Collection of the British Museum. 

 Pp. xx., 589. 411 Woodcuts. [With Systematic and 

 Alphabetical Indexes.] 1900, 8vo. 18s. 



Atlas of 18 Coloured Plates (xviii.-xxxv.), 8vo. 15s. 



Illustrations of Typical Specimens of Lepidoptera Heterocera 

 in the Collection of the British Museum : — 



Part V. By Arthur Gardiner Butler. Pp. xii., 74. 

 78-100 Coloured Plates. [With a Systematic Index.] 

 1881, 4to. 21. 10s. 



Part VI. By Arthur Gardiner Butler. Pp. xv., 89. 

 101-120 Coloured Plates. [With a Systematic Index.] 

 1886, 4to. 21. is. 



Part VII. By Arthur Gardiner Butler. Pp. iv., 124. 

 121-138 Coloured Plates. [With a Systematic List.] 

 1889, 4to. 21. 



Part VIII. The Lepidoptera Heterocera of the Nilgiri 

 District. By George Francis Hampson. Pp. iv., 144. 

 139-156 Coloured Plates. [With a Systematic List.] 

 1891, 4to. 21. 



Part IX. The Macrolepidoptera Heterocera of Ceylon. 

 By George Francis Hampson. Pp. v., 182. 157-176 

 Coloured Plates. [With a General Systematic List of 

 Species collected in, or recorded from, Ceylon.] 189b, 

 4to. 21. 2s. 




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Catalogue of Diurnal Lepidoptera described by Fabricius in 

 the Collection of the British Museum. By Arthur Gardiner 

 Butler, F.L.S., &c. Pp. iv., 303. 3 Plates. 1869, 8vo. 7s. &d. 



Specimen of a Catalogue of Lycsenidse in the British Museum. 

 By W. C. Hewitson. Pp. 15. 8 Coloured Plates. 1862, 

 4to. 11. Is. 



List of Lepidopterous Insects in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. Part I. Papilionidae. By G. R. Gray, F.L.S. 

 Pp. 106. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1856, 12mo. 2s. 



List of the Specimens of Lepidopterous Insects in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By Francis Walker. 

 12mo. :— 



Part XIX. Pyralides. Pp. 799-1036. [With an Alpha- 

 betical Index to Parts XVI.-XIX] 1859, 3s. &d. 



Part XX. Geometrites. Pp. 1-276. 1860. 4s. 



Part XXI. Pp. 277-498. 1860,3s. 



Part XXII. Pp. 499-755. 1861, 3s. &*. 



Part XXIII. Pp. 756-1020. 1861, 3s. 6d 



Part XXIV. Pp. 1021-1280. 1862, 3s. M. 



Part XXV. Pp. 1281*4477. 1862, 3s. 



Part XXVI. Pp.. 1478-1796. [With an 



Alphabetical Index to Parts XX.-XXVL] 1862, 4s. 6d. 



Part XXVII. Crambites and Tortricites. Pp. 1-286. 

 1863, 4s. 



Part XXVIII. Tortricites and Tineites. Pp. 287-561. 

 1863, 4s. 



Part XXIX. Tineites. Pp. 562-835. 1864, 4s. 



Part XXX. Pp. 836-1096. [With an Alpha- 

 betical Index to Parts XXVII.-XXX.] 1864, 4s. 



Part XXXI. Supplement. Pp. 1-321. 1864, 5s. 



Part XXXII. Part 2. Pp. 322-706. 



1865, 5s. 



Part XXXIII. Part 3. Pp 707-1120. 



1865, 6s. 

 Part XXXIV. Part 4. Pp. 1121-1533. 



1865, 5s. 6d. 

 Part XXXV. Part 5. Pp. 1534-2040. 



[With an Alphabetical Index to Parts XXXI - 



XXXV.] 1866, 7s. 




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Neuropterous Insects. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Neuropterous Insects in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By Francis Walker. 

 12mo. :— 



Part I. Phryganides— Perlides. Pp. iv., 192. 1852, 

 2s. 6d. 



Part II. Sialidae— Nemopterides. Pp. ii., 193-476. 

 1853, 3s. 6d. 



Part III. Termitidae— Ephemeridas. Pp. ii., 477-585. 

 1853, Is. 6d. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Neuropterous Insects in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By Dr. H. Hagen. 

 Part I. Termitina. Pp. 34. 1858, 12mo. 6d. 



Orthopterous Insects. 



Catalogue of Orthopterous Insects in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. Part I. Phasmidse. By John Obadiah 

 Westwood, F.L.S., &c. Pp. 195. 48 Plates. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] L859, 4to. 3/. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Blattariee in the Collection of 

 the British Museum. By Francis Walker, F.L.S., &c. 

 Pp.239. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1868, 8vo. 5s. &d. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Dermaptera Saltatoria [Part I.] 

 and Supplement to the Blattarise in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. Gryllidae. Blattaria\ Locustidae. By 

 Francis Walker, F.L.S., &c. Pp. 224. [With an Alpha- 

 betical Index.] 1869, 8vo. 5s. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Dermaptera Saltatoria in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By Francis Walker, 

 F.L.S., Ac- 

 Part II. Locustidae (continued). Pp. 225-423. [With 

 an Alphabetical Index.] 1869, 8vo. 4s. &d. 



Part III. Locustidae (continued). — Acrididae. Pp. 425- 

 604. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1870, 8vo. 4s. 



Part IV. Acrididffi (continued). Pp. 605-809. [With 

 an Alphabetical Index.] 1870, 8vo. 6s. 



Part V. Tettigidae. — Supplement to the Catalogue of 

 Blattarias— Supplement to the Catalogue of Dermaptera 

 Saltatoria (-with remarks on the Geographical Distri- 

 bution of Dermaptera). Pp. 811-850 ; 43 ; 116. 

 [With Alphabetical Indexes.] 1870, 8vo. 6s. 




British museum (natural htstory). 15 



Hemipterous Insects. 



Catalogue of the Specimens of Heteropterous Hemiptera in 

 the Collection of the British Museum. By Francis Walker, 

 F.L.S., .fee. 8vo. :— 



Part I. Scutate. Pp. 240. 1867. 5s. 



Part II. Scutate (continued). Pp. 241-417. 1867. 4s. 



Part III. Pp. 418-599. [With an Alphabetical Index to 

 Parts I., II., III., and a Summary of Geographical 

 Distribution of the Species mentioned.] 1868. 4s. 6d. 



Part IV. Pp. 211. [With Alphabetical Index.] 1871. 6s. 



Part V. Pp. 202. [With Alphabetical Index.] 1872. 5s. 



Part VI. Pp. 210. [With Alphabetical Index.] 1873. as. 



Part VII. Pp. 213. [With Alphabetical Index.] 1873. 6s. 



Part VIII. Pp. 220. [With Alphabetical Index, i 1873. 



[6s. ed. 

 Homopteroas Insects. 



List of the Specimens of Homopterous Insects in the Collec- 

 tion of the British Museum. By Francis Walker. Supple- 

 ment. Pp. ii., 369. [With an Alphabetical Index.] 1858, 

 12mo., is. <ad. 



VERMES. 



Catalogue of the Species of Entozoa, or Intestinal Worms, 

 contained in the Collection of the British Museum. By 

 Dr. Baird. Pp. iv., 132. 2 Plates. [With an Index of 

 the Animals in which the Entozoa mentioned in the 

 Catalogue are found, and an Index of Genera and 

 Species.] 1853, 12mo. 2s. 



ANTHOZOA. 



Catalogue of Sea-pens or Pennatulariidas in the Collection of 

 the British Museum.. By J. E. Gray, F.R.S., &c. Pp. iv., 

 40. 2 Woodcuts. 1870, 8vo. Is. 6d. 



Catalogue of Lithophytes or Stonv Corals in the Collection 

 of the British Museum. By ' J. E. Gray, F.R.S., &c. 

 Pp. iv., 51. 14 Woodcuts. 1870, 8vo. 3s. 



Catalogue of the Madreporarian Corals in the British 

 Museum (Natural History) : — 



Vol. I. The Genus Madrepora. By George Brook. 

 Pp. xi., 212. 35 Collotype Plates. [With Systematic 

 and Alphabetical Indexes, and Explanation of the 

 Plates.] 1893, 4to. 11. 4s. 




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Vol. II. The Genus Turbinaria ; the Genus Astaeopora. 

 By Henry M. Bernard, M.A. Cantab., F.L.S., F.Z.S. 

 Pp. iv., 106. 30 Collotype and 3 Lithographic Plates. 

 [With Index of Generic and Specific Names, and 

 Explanation of the Plates.] 1896, 4to. 18s. 



Vol. III. The Genus Montipora ; the Genus Anacro- 

 pora. By Henry M. Bernard, M.A. Pp. vii., 192. 30 

 Collotype and 4 Lithographic Plates. [With Syste- 

 matic Index, Index of Generic and Specific Names, 

 and Explanation of the Plates.] 1897. 4to. 11. 4s. 



BRITISH ANIMALS. 



Catalogue of British Birds in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By George Robert Gray, F.L.S., F.Z.S., &c. 

 Pp. xii., 248. [With a List of Species.] 1863, 8vo. 3s. 6d. 



Catalogue of British Hymenoptera in the Collection of the 

 British Museum. Second edition. Part. I. Andrenidae 

 and Apidse. By Frederick Smith, M.E.S. New Issue. 

 Pp. xi., 236. 11 Plates. [With Systematic and Alpha- 

 betical Indexes.] 1891, 8vo. 6s. 



Catalogue of British Fossorial Hymenoptera, Formicidse, and 

 VeBpidae in the Collection of the British Museum. By 

 Frederick Smith, V.P.E.S. Pp. 236. 6 Plates. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] 1858, 12mo. 6s. 



A Catalogue of the British Non-parasitical Worms in the 

 Collection of the British Museum. By George Johnston, 

 M.D., Edin., F.R.C.L., Ed., Ll.D., Marischal Coll., Aber- 

 deen, &c. Pp. 365. Woodcuts and 24 Plates. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] 1865, 8vo. 7s. 



Catalogue of the British Echinoderms in the British Museum 

 (Natural History). By F. Jeffrey Bell, M.A. Pp. xvii., 202. 

 Woodcuts and 16 Plates (2 Coloured). [With Table of 

 Contents, Tables of Distribution, Alphabetical Index, 

 Description of the Plates, &c] 1892, 8vo. 12s. 6d. 



List of the Specimens of British Animals in the Collection 

 of the British Museum ; with Synonyma and References 

 to figures. 12mo. : — 



Part V. Lepidoptera. By J. F. Stephens. 2nd Edition. 

 Revised by H. T. Stainton and E. Shepherd. Pp iv 

 224. 1856. Is. 9d. '' 



Part VI. Hymenoptera. By F.Smith. Pp.134. 1851. 2s. 



Part VII. Mollusca, Acephala and Brachiopoda By 

 Dr. J. E. Gray. Pp. iv., 167. 1851. 3s. 6d. 




BRITISH MUSEUM (NATURAL HISTORY). 17 



Part VIII. Fish. By Adam White. Pp. xxiii., 164. 

 (With Index and List of Donors.) 1851. 3s. 6d 



Part IX. Eggs of British Birds. By George Eobert 

 Gray. Pp. 143. 1852. 2s. 6d. 



Part XI. Anoplnra, or Parasitic Insects. By H. Denny. 

 Pp. iv., 51. 1852. Is. 



Part XII. Lepidoptera (continued). By James F. 

 Stephens. Pp. iv., 54. 1852. M. 



Part XIII. Nomenclature of. Hymenoptera. By 

 Frederick Smith. Pp. iv., 74. 1853, Is. U. 



Part XIV. Nomenclature of Neuroptera. By Adam 

 White. Pp. iv., 16. 1853, 6d. 



Part XV. Nomenclature of Diptera, I. By Adam 

 White. Pp. iv., 42. 1853. Is. 



Part XVI. Lepidoptera (completed). By H. T. Stainton. 

 Pp. 199. [With an Index.] 1854. 3s. 



Part XVII. Nomenclature of Anoplura, Euplexoptera, 

 and Orthoptera. By Adam White. Pp. iv., 17. 

 1855. Sd. 



PLANTS. 



Illustrations of the Botany of Captain Cook's Voyage Round 

 the World in H.M.S. " Endeavour " in 1768-71. By the 

 Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, Bart., K.B., P.R.S., and 

 Dr. Daniel Sounder, F.R.S. With Determinations by 

 James Britten, F.L.S., Senior Assistant, Department of 

 Botany, British Museum : — 



Part I. — Australian Plants. 101 Copper-plates [after 

 paintings by F. P. Nodder], with 31 pages of descrip- 

 tive text. 1900, fol. 25s. 



Part II. — Australian Plants, Pt. II. 142 Copper-plates 

 (pis. 101-243) [after paintings by F. P. Nodder, James 

 Miller, J. F. Miller, and John Cleveley], with 41 

 pages of descriptive text (pp. 35-75). 1901, fol. 35s. 



Catalogue of the African Plants collected by Dr. Friedrich 

 Welwitsch in 1853-61 :— 



Vol. I. Dicotyledons. By William Philip Hiern, M.A., 

 F.L.S., &c. :— 



Part I. [Ranunculacese to Rhizophoracese.J Pp. 

 xxvi., 336. [With Portrait of Dr. Welwitsch, 

 Introduction, Bibliography, and Index of Genera.] 

 1896, 8vo. 7s. 6d. 



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Part II. Combretaceae to Rubiaceae. Pp. 337-510. 

 [With Index of Genera.] 1898, 8vo. 4s. 



Part III. Dipsaceae to Serophulariacese. Pp. 511- 

 784. [With Index of Genera.] 1898, 8vo. 5s. 



Part IV. Lentibulariacese to Ceratophylleae. Pp. 785- 

 1035. [With Index.] 1900, 8vo. 5s. 



Vol. II., Part I. Monocotyledons and Gymnosperms. 

 By Alfred Barton Rendle, M.A., D.Sc. F.L.S., Assistant, 

 Department of Botany. Pp. 260. [With Index of 

 Genera.] 1899, 8vo. 6s. 



Vol. II., Part II. Cryptogamia. Pp. 261-566. [With 

 Table of Errata and General Index to the whole 

 work.] 1901, 8vo. 6s. 



Vascular C ryptogams ... By William Carruthers, 



F.R.S. 

 Mosses „ Antony Gepp, M. A., 



F.L.S. 



Hepatics „ F. Stephani. 



Marine Algae „ Ethel S. Barton. 



Freshwater Algae „ W. West, F.L.S., and 



G. S. West, B.A. 

 Diatomacese „ Thomas Comber, 



F.L.S. 



Lichenes „ E. A. Wainio. 



Fungi „ Annie Lorrain 



Smith. 

 Mycetozoa „ Arthur Lister, F.R.S. 



A Monograph of Lichens found in Britain : being a Descrip- 

 tive Catalogue of the Species in the Herbarium of the 

 British Museum. By the Rev. James M. Crombie, M.A., 

 F.L.S., F.G.S., &c. Part I. Pp. viii., 519 : 74 Woodcuts. 

 [With Glossary, Synopsis, Tabular Conspectus, and Index.] 

 1894, 8vo. 16s. 



A Monograph of the Mycetozoa : being a Descriptive Catalogue 

 of the Species in the Herbarium of the British Museum. 

 By Arthur Lister, F.L.S. Pp. 224. 78 Plates and 51 

 Woodcuts. [With Synopsis of Genera and List of Species, 

 aad Index.] 1894, 8vo, 15s. 



List of British Diatomaceas in the Collection of the British 

 Museum. By the Rev, W. Smith, F.L.S., &c. Pp. iv., 55, 

 1859, 12mo. Is, 




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FOSSILS. 



Catalogue of the Fossil Mammalia in the British Museum 

 (Natural History). By Richard Lydekker, B.A., F.G.S. :— 



Part I. Containing the Orders Primates, Chiroptera, 

 Insectivora. Carnivora, and Rodentia. Pp. xxx., 268. 

 33 Woodcuts. [With Systematic and Alphabetical 

 Indexes.] 1885, 8vo. 5s. 



Part II. Containing the Order Ungulata, Suborder 

 Artiodactyla. Pp. xxii., 324. 39 Woodcuts. [With 

 Systematic and Alphabetical Indexes.] 1885, 8vo. 6s. 



Part III. Containing the Order Ungulata, Suborders 

 Perissodactyla, Toxodontia, Condylarthra, and Ambly- 

 poda. Pp. xvi., 186. 30 Woodcuts. [With Systematic 

 Index, and Alphabetical Index of Genera and Species, 

 including Synonyms.] 1886, 8vo. 4s. 



Part IV. Containing the Order Ungulata, Suborder 

 Proboscidea. Pp. xxiv., 235. 32 Woodcuts. [With 

 Systematic Index, and Alphabetical Index of Genera 

 and Species, including Synonyms.] 1886, 8vo. 5s. 



Part V. Containing the Group Tillodontia, the Orders 

 Sirenia, Cetacea, Edentata, Marsupialia, Monotremata, 

 and Supplement. Pp. xxxv., 345. 55 Woodcuts. 

 [With Systematic Index, and Alphabetical Index of 

 Genera and Species, including Synonyms.] 1887, 

 8vo. 6s. 



Catalogue of the Fossil Birds in the British Museum (Natural 

 History). By Richard Lydekker, B.A. Pp. xxvii., 368. 

 75 Woodcuts. [With Systematic Index, and Alphabetical 

 Index of Genera and Species, including Synonyms.] 1891, 

 8vo. 10s. <6d. 



Catalogue of the Fossil Reptilia and Amphibia in the British 

 Museum (Natural History). By Richard Lydekker, B.A., 

 F.G.S. :— 



Part I. Containing the Orders Ornithosauria, Crocodilia, 

 Dinosauria, Squamata, Rhynchocephalia, and Pro- 

 terosauria. Pp. xxviii., 309. 69 Woodcuts. [With 

 Systematic Index, and Alphabetical Index of Genera 

 and Species, including Synonyms.] 1888, 8vo. 7s. &d. 




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Part II. Containing the Orders Ichthyopterygia and 

 Sauropterygia. Pp. xxi., 307. 85 Woodcuts. [With 

 Systematic Index, and Alphabetical Index of Genera 

 and Species, including Synonyms.] 1889, 8vo. 7s. 6d. 



Part III. Containing the Order Chelonia. Pp. xviii., 

 230. 53 Woodcuts. [With Systematic Index, and 

 Alphabetical Index of Genera and Species, including 

 Synonyms.] 1889, 8vo. 7s. 6d 



Part IV. Containing the Orders Anomodontia, Ecaudata, 

 Caudata, and Labyrinthodontia ; and Supplement. 

 Pp. xxiii., 295. 66 Woodcuts. [With Systematic 

 Index, Alphabetical Index of Genera and Species, 

 including Synonyms, and Alphabetical Index of 

 Genera and Species to the entire work.] 1890, 8vo. 

 7s. 6d. 



Catalogue of the Fossil Fishes in the British Museum (Natural 

 History). By Arthur Smith Woodward, F.G.S., F.Z.S. :— 



Part I. Containing the Elasmobranchii. Pp. xlvii., 

 474. 13 Woodcuts and 17 Plates. [With Alphabetical 

 Index, and Systematic Index of Genera and Species.] 

 1889, 8vo. 21s. 



Part II. Containing the Elasmobranchii (Acanthodii), 

 Holocephali, Ichthyodorulites, Ostracodermi, Dipnoi, 

 and Teleostomi (Crossopterygii and Chondrostean 

 Actinopterygii). Pp. xliv., 567. 58 Woodcuts and 

 16 Plates. [With Alphabetical Index, and Systematic 

 Index of Genera and Species.] 1891, 8vo. 21s. 



Part III. Containing the Actinopterygian Teleostomi 

 of the Orders Chondrostei (concluded), Protospondyli, 

 Aetheospondyli, and Isospondyli (in part). Pp. xlii., 

 544. 45 Woodcuts and 18 Plates. ' [With Alphabetical 

 Index, and Systematic Index of Genera and Species.] 

 1895, 8vo. 21s. 



Systematic List of the Edwards Collection of British Oligocene 

 and Eocene Mollusca in the British Museum (Natural 

 History), with references to the type-specimens from 

 similar horizons contained in other collections belonging 

 to the Geological Department of the Museum. By Richard 

 Bullen Newton, F.G.S. Pp. xxviii., 365. [With table of 

 Families and Genera, Bibliography, Correlation-table, 

 Appendix, and Alphabetical Index.] 189.1, 8vo. 6s. 



Catalogue of Tertiary Mollusca in the Department of Geology, 

 British Museum (Natural History). Part I. The Austra- 

 lasian Tertiary Mollusca. By George F. Harris, F.G.S., &c. 

 Pp. xxvi., 407. 8 Plates. [With Table of Families, Genera, 

 and SubGenera, and Index.] 1897, 8vo. 10s. 




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Catalogue of the Fossil Cephalopoda in the British Museum 

 (Natural History) : — 



Parti. Containing part of the Suborder Nautiloidea, con- 

 sisting of the families Orthoceratidse, Endoceratidse, 

 Actinoceratidse, Gomphoceratidse, Ascoceratidas, 

 Poterioceratidse, Cyrtoceratidse, and Supplement. By 

 Arthur H. Poord, F.G.S. Pp. xxxi., 344. 51 Woodcuts. 

 [With Systematic Index, and Alphabetical Index of 

 Genera and Species, including Synonyms.] 1888, 

 8vo. 10s. &d. 



Part II. Containing the remainder of the Suborder 

 Nautiloidea, consisting of the families LituitidEe, 

 Trochoceratidas, Nautilidse, and Supplement. By 

 Arthur H. Foord, F.G.S. Pp. xxviii., 407. 86 Wood- 

 cuts. [With Systematic Index, and Alphabetical 

 Index of Genera and Species, including Synonyms.] 

 1891, 8vo. 15s. 



Part III. Containing the Bactritidse, and part of the 

 Suborder Ammonoidea. By Arthur H. Foord, Ph.D., 

 F.G.S., and George Charles Crick, A.R.S.M., F.G.S. 

 Pp. xxxiii., 303. 146 Woodcuts. [With Systematic 

 Index of Genera and Species, and Alphabetical Index.] 

 1897, 8vo. 12s. 6d. 



List of theTypes and Figured Specimens of Fossil Cephalopoda 

 in the British Museum (Natural History). By G. C. Crick, 

 F.G.S. Pp. 103. [With Index.] 1898, 8vo. 2s. 6d. 



A Catalogue of British Fossil Crustacea, with their Synonyms 

 and the Range in Time of each Genus and Order. By 

 Henry Woodward, F.R.S. Pp. xii., 155. [With an 

 Alphabetical Index.] 1877, 8vo. 5s. 



Catalogue of the Fqssjl Bryozoa in the Department of 

 Geology, British Museum (Natural History): — 



The Jurassic Bryozoa. By J. W, Gregory, D.Sc, F.G.S., 

 F.Z.S. Pp. [viii.,] 239 : 22 Woodcuts and 11 Plates. 

 [With List of Species and Distribution, Bibliography, 

 Index, and Explanation of Plates.] 1896, 8vo. 10s. 



The Cretaceous Bryozoa. Vol. I. By J. W. Gregory, 

 D.Sc, F.G.S., F.Z.S. Pp. xiv., 457 : 64 Woodcuts 

 and 17 Plates. [With Index and Explanation of 

 Plates.] 1899, 8vo. 16s. 




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Catalogue of the Blastoidea in the Geological Department of 

 the British Museum (Natural History), with an account of 

 the morphology and systematic position of the group, and 

 a revision of the genera and species. By Robert Etheridge, 

 jun., of the Department of Geology, British Museum 

 (Natural Historv), and P. Herbert Carpenter, D.Sc, F.R.S., 

 F.L.S. (of Eton College). Pp. xv., 322. 20 Plates. [With 

 Preface by Dr. H. Woodward, Table of Contents, General 

 Index, Explanations of the Plates, &c] 1886, 4to. 25s. 



The Genera and Species of Blastoidea, with a List of the 

 Specimens in the British Museum (Natural History). By 

 P. A. Bather, M.A., F.G.S., of the Geological Department. 

 Pp. x., 70. 1 Woodcut. 1899, 8vo. 3s. 



Catalogue of the Palaeozoic Plants in the Department of 

 Geology and Palaeontology, British Museum (Natural 

 History). By Robert Kidston, F.G.S. Pp. viii., 288. 

 [With a list of works quoted, and an Index.] 1886, 

 8vo. 5s. 



Catalogue of the Mesozoic Plants in the Department of 

 Geology, British Museum (Natural History). By 

 A. C. Seward, M.A., F.R.S., F.G.S., University Lecturer 

 in Botany and Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge : — 



Part I. The Wealden Flora. Part I. Thallophyta— 

 Pteridophyta. Pp. xxxviii., 179. 17 Woodcuts and 

 11 Plates. [With Preface by Dr. Woodward, Alpha- 

 betical Index, Explanations of the Plates, &c] 1894, 

 8vo. 10s. 



Part II. The Wealden Flora. Part II. Gymnospermae. 

 Pp. viii., 259. 9 Woodcuts and 20 Plates. [With 

 Alphabetical Index, Explanations of the Plates, &c] 

 1895, 8vo. 15s. 



Part III. The Jurassic Flora. Part I. The Yorkshire 

 Coast. Pp. xii., 341. 53 Woodcuts and 21 Plates. 

 [With Preface by Dr. Woodward, Alphabetical Index, 

 Explanations of the Plates, &c] 1900, 8vo. 20s. 



GUIDE-BOOKS. 



(To be obtained only at the Museum.) 



Guide to the Galleries of Mammalia in the Department of 

 Zoology of the British Museum (Natural History). 6th 

 Edition. Pp. 120. 57 Woodcuts and 4 Plans. Index. 

 1898, 8vo. 6d. 




BRITISH MUSEUM (NATURAL HISTORY.) 23 



Guide to the Galleries of Reptiles and Fishes in the Depart- 

 ment of Zoology of the British Museum (Natural History). 

 4th Edition. Pp. iv.,119. 101 Woodcuts. Index. 1898. 8vo.6d 



Guide to the Shell and Starfish Galleries (Mollusca, Polyzoa, 

 Brachiopoda, Tunicata, Echinoderma, and Worms). 

 Department of Zoology, British Museum (Natural History). 

 New Edition. Pp. iv., 130. 125 Woodcuts, Plan, and 

 Indexes. 1901, 8vo. &d. 



A Guide to the Fossil Mammals and Birds in the Department 

 of Geology and Palaeontology in the British Museum 

 (Natural History). 7th Edition. [By Henry Woodward.] 

 Pp. xii., 103. 116 Woodcuts. [With List of Illustrations, 

 Table of Stratified Rocks, and Index.] 1896, 8to. 6d. 



A Guide to the Fossil Reptiles and Fishes in the Department 

 of Geology and Palaeontology in the British Museum 

 (Natural History). [By Henry Woodward.] Pp. xiv., 

 129 : 165 Woodcuts. [With List of Illustrations, Table 

 of Stratified Rocks, and Index.] 1896, 8vo. 6d. 



A Guide to the Fossil Invertebrates and Plants in the 

 Department of Geology and Palaeontology in the British 

 Museum (Natural History). [By Henry Woodward.] 

 Pp. xvi., 158. 182 Woodcuts. [With List of Illustrations, 

 Table of Stratified Rocks, Introduction, and Index.] 1897, 

 8vp. Is. 



The same, in two parts : — 



Part I. Mollusca to Bryozoa. Pp. xii., 64. 107 Wood- 

 cuts. [With List of Illustrations, Table of Stratified 

 Rocks, and Introduction.] 1897, 8vo. 6<2. 



Part II. Insecta to Plants, &c. Pp. ix., 64*-158. 

 Woodcuts 108-182. [With List of Illustrations and 

 Index to the two parts.] 1897, 8vo. 6d. 



Guide to Sowerby's Models of British Fungi in the Depart- 

 ment of Botany, British Museum (Natural History). By 

 Worthington G. Smith, F.L.S. Pp. 82. 93 Woodcuts. 

 With Table of Diagnostic Characters, and Index. 

 [Second Edition.] 1898, 8vo. id. 



Guide to the British Mycetozoa exhibited in the Department 

 of Botany, British Museum (Natural History). By Arthur 

 Lister, F.L.S. Pp. 42. 44 Woodcuts. Index. 1895, 

 8vo. 3d. 



A Guide to the Mineral Gallery of the British Museum 

 (Natural History). [By L. Fletcher, M.A., F.R.S.] Pp. 32. 

 Plan. 1900, 8vo. Id. 




24 BRITISH MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS (NATURAL HISTORY). 



The Student's Index to the Collection of Minerals, British 

 Museum (Natural History). [By L. Fletcher, M.A., F.R.S.] 

 Pp. 34. With a Plan of the Mineral Gallery. 1899, 

 8vo. 2d. 



An Introduction to the Study of Minerals, with a Guide to 

 the Mineral Gallery of the British Museum (Natural 

 History). By L. Fletcher, M.A., F.R.S. Pp. 123. 

 41 Woodcuts. With Plan of the Mineral Gallery and 

 Index. 1897, 8vo. 6d. 



An Introduction to the Study of Rocks. By L. Fletcher, M.A , 

 F.R.S. Pp. 118. [With plan of the Mineral Gallery, Table 

 of Contents, and Index.] 1898, 8vo. 6d. 



An Introduction to the Study of Meteorites, with a List of 

 the Meteorites represented in the Collection. By L 

 Fletcher, M.A., F.R.S., &c. Pp. 95. [With a Plan of the 

 Mineral Gallery, and. an Index to the Meteorites repre- 

 sented in the Collection.] 1896, 8vo. 6d. 



British Museum 



(Natural History), 

 Cromwell Road, 



London, S.W. 



July 20th, 1901. 



E. RAT LANKESTER, 

 Director.