16-2 Jour, Bom. Sat. Hist. f)oc., Vol. XXVlH, Xo. 2. [Mar. 2o, l!t2-'. 



1454. (1002) Caprimulgus europseus nuwini. Hume's Nighljar. 

 Caprimulgus unwiiii Hume, Ibis., 1871, j>. 40G (Hazura). 



Transcaspia to Baluchistan, Sind, Kashmk and Is. W. 

 India. 



1455- (1093) Caprimulgus macrurus bimaculatus. The 



Burmese Long-Udled Nighljar. 



'"aprimulgus bimaculatus Peak, U.S. Expl. Exp. 8, 2>- l'"» 

 (1848), {Malacca). 



Malay Pen. to Burma, (and ? Assam), Siam, Yunnan and 

 S. W. China. 



1456. Caprimulgus macrurus albononotus. The Indian 



Long-laded Nighljar. 



Caprimulgus albononotus Tick., J.A.S.B., ii., ]'• •'>80 (18ao) 

 (Dolbhiim, Bengal). 



N. W. Provinces to Bengal. 



'457 *(10yo) t aprimulgus macrurus nipalensis. The Nepal 



Long-la iled N ighlja r. 



Cajnimulgus nipalensis Harterl.Cal. B.M., xvi., ]j. hi\ (1892) 

 (Nepal). 



Nepal to N. Assam and Hills of S. Assam. 



1458. (10t);i) Caprimulgus atripenni--. Jerdon's Long-tailed 

 Nightjar. 



Jerdon, 111. Ind. Orn., pi. 24 (1847), (Eastern Ghats, S. India). 

 Ceylon and S. India, N. to Godaveri and Belgaum. 



1459- (1001) Caprimulgus ardamanicus. The Andaman 

 Nighljar. 



Hume, S.F., i., p. 470 (1873), (Andatnans). 

 Andaman Is, only. 



1460. (1005) Caprimulgus indicus indicus. The J angle Nighljar. 



Caprimulgus indicus LalL, Ind.Oni., ii., p. 588 (1790), (India). 

 Practically all India S. of Himalayas. 



i4<>i- (1005) Caprimulgus indicus jotaka. The Himalayan 

 Jungle Nighljar. 



Caprimulgus jotaka Temni. and Schl., Faun. Jap., p. .'57 

 (1847), (Japan). 



Silxnia to Jai>an, Himalayas E. to Assam, N.Burma and 

 .Siam. 



1 1.162. (1005) Caprimulgus kelaarti. The Ceylon Jungle Nig Ju jar. 



Caprimulgus kelaarti Bli/lh, J.A.S.B., p. 175 (1851), (Ceylon). 

 Ceylon, jwssibly extreme S. Travancorc. 



* See Oberholser, Pro. Nat. Mus. 48, p. 587 (1915), C. atripennia is a separate 

 species and not a race of macrurus. 



t The position of this bird is doubtful. It is 710I a race of n/t/icw.t but is 

 possibly a Southern form of alri'pennis. 



