92 TODY. 



the two middle feathers two inches and a half long, the outer not 

 one inch ; legs slender, pale ash-colour. 

 Inhabits Africa. — Mr. H. Brogden. 



19.— RED-CROWNED TODY. 



SIZE small ; general colour brown, with a streak of red down 

 the middle of the crown, and two bars of buff across the wing. 



Native place uncertain. Met with in the collection of Mr. 

 Leadbeater. 



20 —BLACK-HEADED TODY. 



LENGTH seven inches. Bill dusky black, very broad at the 

 base, where it is furnished with bristles ; head, neck, and upper parts 

 of the body, wings, and tail fine glossy black ; beneath from the 

 breast white ; under wing coverts white, mottled with dusky ; tail 

 three inches and three quarters long, even at the end, and the 

 feathers somewhat pointed at the tips; legs slender, dusky brown. 



Inhabits New-Holland. 



21— RED-BREASTED TODY. 



Todus Rubecula, Ind. Orn. Sup. xxii. 



Red-breasted Tody, Gen. Syn. Sup. ii. 147. Shaw's Zool. viii. 126. 



SIZE of a Yellow Bunting ; length six inches. Bill stout, 

 broad, furnished with some bristles at the base ; tongue bifid, the 



