Dec. 30, 1921.] Birds of the Indian Empire. \\^ 



1261. (949) Picus vittatus vittaliis. The Malay Scaly-beUicd 

 Green Woodpecker. 



Picus vittatus Vieill, Noiw. Did. dUlist. Nat., xxvi., 1S18, 

 p. 91, (Malacca). 



Malay States, Java, Pen. Siam and Burma. 



i262» (949) Picus vittatus viridanus. The Bunnese Scaly-bellied 

 Green Woodpecker. 



Picas viridanus Blyfh, J.A.S.B., xii., 1843, p. 1000, {Arrakan). 

 Burma, Chin and Kacliin Hills, Shan States, N. and 

 Central Siam. 



1263. (950) Picus canus occipitalis. The Indian Blaeh-naped 



Green Woodpecker. ' 



Picus occii^italis Vigors, P.Z.S., 18;]0, p. S, [Massoorie). 

 N. W. Himalayas to Eastern Nepal. 



1264. (950) Picus canus gyldenstolpei. The Assam Black-naped 



Green Woodpecker. 



Stuai't Baker, Bull., B.O.C., xxxix, 1918, p. 19, (Sadii/a, 

 Assa)n). 



Sikkim, Assam, Cachar, Sylhet, Manipur, Looskai Hills. 



1265. (950) Picus canus hessei. The Burmese Black-naped Green 



Woodpecker. 



Gecinus canus liessi Gyldenstolpe, Orn. Monatsh., xxiv., p. 28, 

 (1916), (N. Siam). 



Nortk Central and S. Burma, Siam as far S. as Mulmein. 



1266. (951) Picus chlorolophus chloroloplius. The Small Hima- 



layan Yelloiv-naped Woodpecker. 



Picus chlorolophus Vieill., Nouv. Did. d'Hist. Nat., xxvi., p. 

 18, (ISIS), {Bengal). 



Himalayas and Hill ranges of Burma. 



1267. (952) Picus chlorolophus chlorigaster. The Southern 



Yellow-naped Woodpecker. 



Picus chlorigaster Jerd., Madr.Jour. L.S., xiii., pt. 2, p. 

 139, (1844), [S. India). 

 Hills of Southern India and Ceylon. 



1268. (953) Picus puniceus puniceus. The Crimson-winged Green 



Woodpecker. 



Horsf. Trans. Linn. 80c. , xiii., p. 176, (1821), (Java). 

 Tennasserim, South to Sumatra, Java and Borneo. 



1269. (954) Picus erythropygius nigrigenis. The Red-rump- 



ed Green Woodpecker. 



uecinus nigiigenis Hume, P.A.8.B., 1874, p. 106, (PaJahan 

 Tennasserim). 



Central and South Burma, West Siam and N. Malay Peuj 



