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GKXEUA AND SPECIES OF lilUDS. 



V. ENTOMEDESTES, St,-Jn* 



(Stfjiieger, Pr. U.S. Nut. Mas. v. p. 449, 1883.) 

 {.Vi/iadecie.s; pt., Sliarpe, Cat-. E. Brit. Mus. vii. p. 377, 1881.) 



1. leucotis, Tfchiidi. (vii. p. 377.) 



Peru. 



2. coracinus, Bcrlepmh, Orn. MB. v. p. 17/) (181)7). Eoiuidor. 



W. Colombia. 



YI. PHJEORNIS, Sclaier. 



(Sharpe, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. iv. p. 5, 1879.) 

 [Cf. Eothscliikl, Avif. Laysan, pp. 59-68(1893); Wilson & 

 Evans, Aves Ha^aiienses, pp. 117-123 (1890-96).] 



1. obscura (Gm.). (iy. p. 5.) 



Sandwich Is. 

 (Hawaii Isl.). 



2. myiadestina, Strjnri/er, Pr. U.S Nat. Mas 

 s. p. 00 (1887) ; xiii. p. ."83 (1890). 



Kauai Isl. 



3. lanaiensis, W/hoi, Ann. & M;ig. Nat. Hist. (<>) Lanai and 



vii. p. 4(10 (IbOl). Molukai Is 



■}. palmeri, liofh.<child, Avif. Lajsan, i. pt. 2, Kauai Isl. 

 p. (-.7 (1803). 



oahuensis, Wilson ^- Evans, Aves Hawaiienscs, Oahii Is. 



Intr. p. xiii (1891)). {extinct). 



* Dr. Stejneger {in litt.) tells lue that he doubts whether this genus belongs to tlie 

 Turdidm at all, and suggests that it may be alUed to Ptilogonys (infra, p. 260). I 

 expect that he is right in this surmise, but until we know the characters of the young 

 bird, it i.s unwi.se to move the genus. 



