ILLUSTRATIONS OF ORNITHOLOGY. 
posteriorly ; lower parts tawny brown or subdued fulvous, except 
the lower tail-covers, which are white. Bill and feet, dusky in 
both sexes. 
“Total length, 5 . 5 ; beak to gape, 5 ^ ; wing, 3 . 1 ; tail, 2 . 3 ; 
tarsus, i. 
“ Inhabits Darjeeling.” — E. Blyth. 
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