102 BIRDS OF KAUAI ISLAND, HAWAIIAN ARCHIPELAGO. 



gray washed with tawny, and the interscapalaries with light shaft- 

 streaks and that the breast is similarly though deeper colored, we have 

 a tolerably exhaustive description of this species. 



Mr. Knudsen writes, that the Oo is a tine songster which in the dis- 

 tricts, where bananas grow wild, feeds on the fruit, hollowing it out be- 

 fore it is ripe. 



AIea8ureme)itti. 



MOHO BRACCATA. 



MOHO XOBILIS. 



Smithsonian Institution, 



Washington, D. C, January 13, 1887. 



