PACHYCEPHALA GUTTURALIS, Vlg. Sf Horsf. 
Fig. 1. 
Mas. Pach. vertice, loris, lined infra-ocidari, pliimis auricularibus lunuldque pectorali nigerrimis ; giild 
albd ; nucha, lined angustd pectorali, abdomineque toto flams ; clorso, tectricibusque cauda: Jlave- 
scenti-olivnceis ; tectricibus alarum nigrescenti-fuscis, Jlavescentl-olivaceo inarginalis ; jyrimariis, 
secondar Usque nigrescettii-fuscis, cinerescenti-olivaceo marginatis ; caudd ad basin cinered, apicem 
versus nigrescente, ad apicem cinered ; rostra pedibusque nigrescentibus. 
F(EM. VEL MAS juN. Cctpite, corpore superiore, cauddque, olivaceo-fuscis ; primariis, secondariisque 
fuscis, illis cinereo, his olivaceo marginatis ; guld pallide fused , ulbo adspersd ; cdjdomine pallide 
olivaceo-fnsco ; crisso cdbo ; rostro, pedibusque nigrescentibus. 
Long. tot. 7j unc. ; rostri, ^ ; alee, ; cauda, 3^ ; tarsi, J. 
Male. Crown of the head, lores, line beneath the eye, ear-coverts, and a crescent-shaped mark from 
the latter across the breast deep black ; throat, within the black, white ; back of the neck, a narrow 
line down eacli side of the chest behind the black crescent, and all the under surface gamboge yellow ; 
back and upper tail-coverts yellowish olive ; wing-covei'is blackish brown, margined with yellowish 
olive; primaries and secondai'ies blackish brown, margined with greyish olive; tail grey at the base 
passing into brownish black near the extremity, and tipped with grey ; bill and feet brownish black. 
Female, or young male. Head, all the upper suriace, and tail olive brown ; primaries and second- 
aries brown, the former margined with grey, and the latter \\\t\\ yellowish olive ; throat pale brown, 
freckled with white ; the remainder of the under surface pale brown, tinged with olive ; under tail- 
coverts white ; bill and feet blackish brown. 
Syn. Tardus gutturalis, Lath. Ind. Orn., Supp., p. xli. no. 6. 
Black-crowned Thrush, Lewin, Birds of New HoU. pi. 10. 
Pachgcephala gutturalis, Vig. and Horsf. in Linn. Trans., vol. xv. p. 239. 
Habitat. Australia: locality. New South Wales. 
PACHYCEPHALA PEC7^0RALIS, Vig. 8f Horsf. 
Fig. 
Mas. Pach. guld albd, nigro late circumdatd ; f route et vertice cinereis, plumis in medio nigra angitste 
striatis ; corpore superiore cinereo ; caudd alisque fuscis ; lateribus griseis ; pectore medio, abdo- 
mine, crissoque, aurantiaco-brunneis ; rostro pedibusque nigris. 
FcEM. Capite, corporeque superiore fusco-cinereis ; alis cauddque, saturate fuscis; guld cdbidd ; corpore 
subtiis cervino, jilumis huj'us partis nec)i07i gulce anguste fuscis, in medio striatis; rostro fusco ; 
pedibus nigris. 
Long. tot. 6| unc. ; rostri, ^ ; alee, 3| ; caudce, 3j ; tarsi, ^. 
Male. Throat white, encircled by a broad band of black, which commences at the base of the bill, 
surrounds the eye, passes down the sides of the neck, and crosses the breast ; forehead and crown dark 
grey, with a small stripe of black down the centre of each feather ; tlie remainder of the upper surface 
dark grey ; wings and tail blackish brown, each feather margined on the outer web with dark grey ; 
sides of the breast and flanks grey ; centre of the breast, alxlomen, and under tail-coverts orange brown ; 
bill and feet black. 
Female. Head and all the upper surface brownish grey ; wings and tail dark brown, margined on 
the exterior webs with brownish grey ; throat dull white, gradually passing into the tawny buff which 
covers the whole of the under surface, each feather of tiie throat and under surface having a narrow 
stripe of dark brown down the centre ; bill brown ; i'eet black. 
Syn. Muscicapa pectoralis. Lath. Lid. Orn., Supp., p. li. no. 11. 
Orange-breasted Thrush, Lewin, Birds of New HolL, pi. 8. 
Pachycephala pectoralis, Vig. and Horsf. in Linn. Trans., vol. xv. p. '239. — Gould, Syn. Birds 
of Australia. 
striata, Vig. and Horsf. in Linn. Trans., vol.xv. p. 24'0, female, or young male? 
Lanius macularius, Quoy et Gaim. Voy. de 1 Astrolabe, p. 257, pi. 31, f. 1, young male? 
Habitat. Australia : locality, New South Wales. 
