1166 JOURNAL, BOMBAY NATURAL HIST. SOCIETY, Vol. XXL 



SIa. Geocichla cyanonotus 



62. Uroloncha malabarica 



53. Stictospiza formosa 



54. SporjBginthus araandava 



65. Carpodacus erythrinus 



66. Gymnorhis flavicollis 



67. Passer domesticus 



68. Hirando smithii . . 



69. Motacilla alba 



60. Motacilla maderaspatensis 



61. Motacilla melanope 



62. Anthus maculatus 



63. Antkus striolatus . . 



64. Anthus refulus 



65. Mirafra erythropfcera 



66. Ammomanes phoenicura 



67. Pyrrhulauda grisea 



68. Arachnechtlira asiatica 



69. Dicoeum erythrorhynchus 



70. Pitta brachyura . . 



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The White-throated Ground-Thrush. 



The White-throated Munia. 



The Green Mania. 



The Indian Red Munia. 



The Common Eose-Finch. 



The Yellow-throated Sparrow. 



The House- Sparrow. 



The Wire-tailed Swallow. 



The White Wagtail. 



The Large Pied Wagtail. 



The Grey Wagtail. 



The Indian Tree-Pipit. 



Blyth's Pipit. 



The Indian Pipit. 



The Red-witiged Bush-Lark. 



The Rufous-tailed Finch-Lark. 



The Ashy-crowned Finch-Lark. 



The Purple Sunbird. 



Tickell's Flower-pecker. 



The Indian Pitta. 



Order. Pici. 



71. Liopicus mahrattensis 



lyngipicus hardwickii 

 Brachypternus aurantius 



The Yellow-fronted Pied Wood- 

 pecker. 

 The Indian Pigmy Woodpecker. 

 The Golden-backed Woodpecker. 



Order Zygodactyli. 



74. Thereiceryx zeylonicus . . The Common Indian Green Barbet 

 73. Xanbholoema haematocephala. The Crimson-breasted Barbet. 



Coracias indica 

 Merops viridis 

 Ceryle varia 

 Alcedo ispida 

 Halcyon smyrnensis 

 Lophoceros birostris 

 Upupa indica 



Order Anisodactyli. 



The Indian Roller. 



The Common Indian Bee-eater. 



The Indian Pied Kingfiiher. 



The Common Kingfisher. 



The White-breasted Kingfisher. 



The Common Grey Hornbill. 



The Indian Hoopoe. 



Order Macrochires. 



Cypselns aftinis 

 Caprimulgus macrurus 



The Common Indian Swift. 

 Horsfield's Nightjar. 



