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lui". H. C. Robinson: Birds from Pulau Langkawi. 171
,,. i. imm. W. side Pulau Telibun, Trang, SW.
Siam. 2nd Janunry, 1917. [No. 3817.;
b. 5 . imm. l'asir Raja. Pulau Lontar, SW. Siam.
10th January, icj 1 7. [No. 3881.]
" Ins dark hazel, bill, feet arid orbits Payne's grey,
rhese specimens, are apparently birds of the year with
tbe mantle and tail very pale cinnamon rufous but with a
rather large bill, so that they are probably not the far Eastern
form, T. p. incii (Gould 1 which
Wing 83, 84 mm.
winters in the Malay peninsula.
In the white plumage T. p. incii and T.p. affinis are with
difficulty separated by the greater amount of black in the
edgings of the tail feathi rs and wing coverts and by difference
in size. Birds in the second year plumage are however easily
distinguished bv the rich maroon mantle and darker undersurface
(especially throatl of T. />. incii.
77.
Cyanoptila cyanomelana iTemm.i.
Xanthopygia cyanomelaena, Sharpe, tout. cit. p. 251.
Cyanoptila bella, Stejneger, Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. xv,
p. 328 (1892) : Robinson antea, vol. II, p. 189 (1909).
Cyanoptila cyanomelasna. Robinson anil Kloss, p. 53.
Muscicapa cyanomelana, Hartert, Vog. Palaarkt.
Faun. 1, p. 492 (1909!.
a. 1 . ad. Sungei Udang, Terutau. 19th March
rgog. F.M.S. Mus. No. 372/09.
No further specimens of this beautiful Flycatcher have
been obtained in the Malay Peninsula since the above bird was
secured. We have it. however, both from Borneo (Ulu Paku,
Seribas, November, and from Korinchi, Sumatra, March).
78. Aegithina viridissima (Bp.).
and Klost, p. 55.
Sharpe, Cat. Birds Brit. Mm. vi, p. 55 (1881) ; Robinson
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