54 Messrs. Robinson and Kloss on Birds from the 



- 159. StOPAUOLA THALASSINOIDES. 



Stoparola thalassinoides (Cab.) ; Sharpe, torn. cit. p. 439; 

 Robinson J p. 191. 



Several specimens were obtained in Trang. 



Since the date of my paper quoted above, we have obtained 

 exam|)les of this species in considerable quantities at two 

 localities on the main range — Ulu Gombak in Selangor and 

 Temengoh in Upper Perak. All apjjcar to be referable to 

 this form and not to the duller northern race 5^. melanups, 

 which is of very doubtful occurrence in the Peninsula. 



~^ 160. MUSCITREA GRISOLA. 



Pachycepluda grisula (BIyth); Gadow, Cat. Birds Brit. 

 Mus. viii. p. .220 (1883). 



Muscitreu grisola Oates^ Faun. Brit. lud., Birds, ii. p. 31 

 (1890). 



We have obtained this somewhat rare Flycatcher from 

 tljree localities, viz., the Langkawi group, Tanjong Karang 

 on the coast of Selangor, and Singapore Island. In all cases 

 the birds were shot on the edge of or in the middle of 

 mangrove swanjps, Avhich probably accounts for its com- 

 parative rarity in collections. 



Campophagida;. 



^ 161. Campophaga neglecta. 



Cumpophaga neglecta (Hume) ; Sharpe, Cat. Birds B. M. 

 iv. p. 68 (1879) ; Gates, Faun. Brit, hid., Birds, i. p. 493 

 (1889). 



A few specimens were obtained in the interior of Trang in 

 January 1909. 



The species is replaced in other and more southern parts 

 of the Peninsula by the closely allied Lalage culminata 

 (A. Hay). 



r 162. Pehicrocotus flammifer. 



Pericrocotus jlammijer Hume; Sharpe, tom. cit. p. 74; 

 Robinson, p. 192. 



Evidently common at Trang at low levels. In the 

 remaining parts oE the Peninsula tlie species is very 



