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with five black bars, and the small outer feathers are black 

 with one white spot near the tips ; the under parts of the tail 

 are dull black and yellowish white. The wings below are 

 greyish black with white bars ; and the under wing-coverts 

 silky white, with a few oval-shaped greyish black spots, and 

 one deep black spot under the finger quill. The female 

 wants the carmine coloured patch, the black is more rusty 

 and less deep, and the white less pure. 



The egg figured No. 136 is that of the Barred 

 Woodpecker. 



