CAYENNE FLYCATCHER 



FIG. 69. Sublegatus arenarum glaber 

 (Nat. Size) 



A species of scrub and thickets in arid country. 

 Ridgway records it from near Panama City. 

 A medium sized flycatcher without very dis- 

 tinctive characters; the clear light ashy gray of 

 the breast and grayish brown of the upper 

 parts should be noticeable in a good view with 

 favorable light. 



24. Myiozetetes cayenensis harterti 

 Bangs and Penard 

 Cayenne Flycatcher 



Myiozetetes cayenensis cayenensis RIDGWAY, Birds of 

 N. and M. Amer., IV, p. 444, 1907; STONE, Proc. Phila. 

 Acad. Nat. Sci., 1918, p. 265. 



Sexes alike. Length about 158 mm. (6.20 

 in.) ; tail about 69 mm. (2.75 in.). Top and sides 

 of head and neck deep blackish brown (almost 

 black), the crown with a mostly concealed patch 

 of orange, a broad stripe of white over the eye, 

 the two of opposite sides meeting on the fore- 

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