78 BLA CK- THRO A TED WI1EA TEAR. 



BLACK-THROATED WHEATEAR. 



PLATE CXIII*. FIGURE I. 



Saxicola stapazina. VIELLOT. 



nest is a loose structure of stems of grass etc., 

 and is placed in holes and crevices in old walls 



and buildings. 



The eggs are of a pale greenish tint, speckled 



with brown. 



ISABELLINE WHEATEAR. 



PLATE CXIII*. FIGURE II. 



Saxicola isabellina, RUPPELL. 



THE nest is usually placed in the burrows of small 

 animals. 

 The egg appears to be of a dull white colour. 



