10 The VcUa-a'-ninipcd Sccd-cafcr or Serin. 
The Yellow-rumped Seed-eater or Serin 
(Serimts angolensis). 
By Wesley T. Page, F.Z.S.. M.B.O.U., etc. 
This Serin is, thoiii^'h only clad in sober plunia,ye. one of 
the ]>rettiest of the many sweet songsters which reach ns from 
South Africa. It has an extensive range and is very plentiful in 
the Transvaal area. 
Photo E. 0. Page. 
Nest of Yellow-rumped Serin. 
Mr. W. E. Teschemaker obtained a number of this 
species in 1905, and succeeded in fully rearing young, 
for the first time in Gt. Britain, in 1907, He kindly presented 
