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<'ovei'ts pale yellow.  Iris yellowish white ; hill hlaokish ; maiiilible blaish 

 ])lnmbeoiis ; legs olive" (A. Everett, Sejitember 3Mth, 1nU3, Buugiiraii). 



Total length nearly 5 inches ; wing, 2"2o to ■2-4 ; tail, 2 to 2'1 ; tarsus, 0-(i.") to 

 0'71 ; culmen, 0%5o to O'o8. 



All ult female. — Similar to the male. 



This i)retty new species can easily be distingnishcd from Mixnmis giihris 

 (Raffl.), its nearest ally, chiefly by the more greyish face and the obvious grey (not 

 yellow) feathers above the eye, and by the broader black shaft-stripes on the breast. 

 From its other nearer allies, -1/. honu'eiixis Bp., J/ montana Sharpe, if. jaranica 

 Cab. and ,1/. cai/ni/anrn.'ii.'t Gnillemard, it Ciin at once be distinguished by the throat 

 ■,\m\ breast being of a yellow ground colour, like the abdomen, while in all the 

 above-named species the throat or the throat and breast are white and differ in 

 colour from the abdomen. 



Eight males and i-wo femal's from Bunguran ; some monlting. 



I take a special pleasure in naming this bird after that indefatigable held- 

 zoologist, Mr. A. Everett, who already [irevionsly discovered two new species of the 

 genus Mixorni.i. 



12. Mixornis erythroptera (Blyth). 

 Seven specimens from Bunguran. They perfectly agree with the series in the 

 British Museum. It is noteworthy that this species, which reaches from Tenasserim 

 down the Malay Peninsula to Sumatra, ami not Mixornis hicolor (Blyth), the allied 

 .species from Bm-neo, inhabits Bunguran. 



13. Alcippe cinerea Blyth. 

 Bunguran, three males, one female. 



'• Iris greyish white ; bill brown ; legs pale plumbeous ; claws light horn 

 brown '■ (A. Everett). 



(Malacca and Borneo.) 



14. Eupetes macrocercus Temm. 



One adult male, very bright and fine, October 1st. Bunguran. 



" Iris dark lirown ; bill black ; legs dark plumbeous ; eyelids and a basal spot 

 Jit tlie posterior angle of the mandible cobalt blue " (A. Everett). 



This Malaccan species has recently been recorded from Borneo (Sharpe, Ihis, 

 1890, p. Sn: ; Ihis, 1893, p. 550). 



15. Tricholestes criniger (Blyth). 



One pair from Bunguran. (Fr<jm South Tenasserim along the Malay Peninsula 

 to Sumatra and Borneo.) 



16. Alophoixus phaeocephalus (Hartl.). 



Criniger phaeoce.phalua Sharpe, Cat. B.. vi., p. 74. 



A fine male from Bunguran. Ranges from the e.\treme south of Tenasserim 

 ■down the Malay Peninsula to Sumatra and Borneo. 



Gates has separated this species under the above generic name, i)ecause it 

 entirely wants a crest, while the crest is remarkably long and conspicuous in the 

 ^cuus Criniger. 



