APPENDIX I. 519 



p. 364 ; 595. — Limonidromus indicus, Gm. 

 Add Tavoy. 



p. 365 ; 596. — Pipastes maculatus, Hodgs. 



Add Tavoy. 

 p. 370, line 6, from bottom, for, argentaurus, read, argentauris. 



p. 372 ; 622 bis. — Proparus dubius, Hume. 



Since my remarks (supra, p. 373) were penned, numerous 

 other specimens of P. mandelli from Shillong confirm the view 

 I, and subsequently Major Godwin-Austen, took of the distinct- 

 ness of this species and dubius. 



The differences that I formerly pointed out when discussing 

 this subject between the Khasia and Tenasserim hill species 

 appear to hold constantly good. 



p. 374 ; 630. — Herpomis ccantholeuca, Hodgs. 

 Add, evergreen forests in the neighbourhood of Tavoy. 



p. 375 ; 631. — Zosterops palpebrosus, Tern. 



We have recently obtained near Tavoy a specimen of a 

 Zosterops, which I believe should be referred to palpebrosus, 

 as an accidental variety, but which may indicate a new species. 

 It is the same size as palpebrosus, but is greener and more olive 

 above, and beneath, instead of having only the lower tail-coverts 

 yellow has the whole of the feathers about the vent and a broad 

 band right up the middle of the abdomen well on to the lower 

 breast, of this same bright yellow. Out of 56 specimens from 

 various parts of India, 53 show no sort of approach to this, but 

 in three specimens there are one or two little dabs of pale 

 yellow on the breast or abdomen, thus affording an indica- 

 tion, though in a much minor degree, of the variation which 

 is so conspicuous in our Tavoy specimen. Should other similar 

 specimens be hereafter obtained, the bird will of course require 

 to be specifically separated, and might then stand as auriventer. 



p. 378 ; 650. — Melanochlora sultanea, Hodgs. 

 Add, forests near Tavoy. 



p. 385 ; 673. — Cissa chinensis, Bodd. 



Add Tavoy, the most southerly locality in which we have 

 yet observed the species. 



p. 386 ; line 10, from bottom, for, variaus, read, varians. 



