( 425 ) 

 454. Charadrius dominicus dominicus P. L. S. Miill. 



Charadriiis dumlniciis P. L. S. Miiller, X'aliirti/xt. Suppl. p. Ill) (1776. — ex Brissoa : S. Domingue). 

 C. jitiivialiK (nee Linn.) Pelzeln, I.e. p. 297 (Eagenho doGama, Rio Guaport'). 



No. 029. cJ (io winter dress), S. Isabel, 6. .x. 1907. "Iris dark brown, feet 

 grey, bill black."' 



45.0. Aegialitis coUaris (Vieill.). 



Charadrius coUaris Vieillot, Noue. Did. xxvii. p. K56 (1818. — 3x Azira, No. 392 : Paraguay). 



Nos. 409, 426, 452. c?c? ad., Calama, 17, 18, 2.i. viii. 1907.— Wing 95—96; 

 tail 45—48 ; bill 13—15 mm. 



Nos. 408, 425. ? ? ad., Calama, 17, 18. viii. 1907.— Wing 95, 97 ; tail 47,46 ; 

 bill 15 mm. 



" Iris dark brown, feet yellow or yellowish grey, bill black." 



Like specimens from Bogota, South Brazil, etc. 



450. Helodromas solitarius (Wils.). 



Triiiga mlitaria Wilson, Amer. Oritilh. vii. p. 53. pi. 58. fig, 3 (1813. — Hudion's Biy, 



N. America), 

 Toldims solitiiriiis Pelzeln, Orii. 11ms. iii. p. 31)1.1 (Eng. do Gama, Rio Guapori5). 



No. 591. ¥ ad., Jamarysinho, 25. i.K. 1907. — "Iris blackish, feet grey-brown, 

 bill black." 



No. (i26. ? ad. (assuming breeding plumage), S. Isabel, 5. x. 1907. — " Iris 

 brown, feet olive-green, bill black." 



A winter visitor to South America. 



457. Bartramia longicauda (Bechst.). 



Tringa lungicunda Beehstein, Kurxe Vhers. Latham iv. p. 4.53. pi. 184 (1811. — " Nordamerika ''). 

 Triiigoides Bartramia Pelzeln, l.r, p. 310 (Engenho do Gama, Rio Guapore). 



Nos, 770, 772. 3 ? ad., AUianca, 9. xi. 1907.- Wing 155 ; tail 78, 84 ; bill 

 27, 29 mm. " Iris dark brown, feet light yellowish green, bill black, below 

 yellow." 



This also is a winter migrant to Brazil. 



[458. Tringites subruficoUis (Vieill.). 



Tringa subrnficoUis Vieillot, Nouv. Did. xx.xiv. p. 465 (1819. — ex Azara : Paraguay). 

 Triiigoides riifesreiis Pelzeln, I.e. p, 310 (Borba). 



Borba (Natterer). Also a winter visitor to Amazonia.] 

 [459. Tringa fuscicoUis Vieill. 



Triiiyafusrinillix Vieillot, Noiir. Diet, xxxiv, p, 401 (1819, — ex Azara : Paraguay). 

 Tringa BviiajMrtei Pelzeln, I.e. p. 311 (Caiyara, Engenho do Gama, Rio GuaporcS). 



Eio Guapore : Engenho do Gama (Natterer),] 



460. Tringa maculata Vieill.* 



Tringa marnlata Vieillot, Nnuv. Dirt, xx.xiv. p, 4G5 (1819,— "aux ties Antilles et dans les 

 parties muridionales des Etats-Unis ") ; Pelzeln, l.r. p. 311 (Engenho do Gama, Matogrosso : 

 Rio Guapore), 



• Beside.s those mentioned above, many other species of Limi<:olae are likely to occur during 

 migration time on the banks of the Madeira, Natterer obtained quite a number, either on the Guajwrfi, 

 or farther north in the Hio Negro district. Their names may be found in Pelzeln's OrnithologU 

 Sramlieni iii, pp, 296-8, 308-13, 



