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SSielS^^ll^fS 1 " the back" The 
d.stmct in certain lights ; lores and sides of face dark brown 
JZ t eye / l C J y famt hne of whitish ; cheeks, throat centre 
a^ sSes of th« T? T blt ' Shithe sides ofthe throat, breast, 
ssmsus 
™ g -coven s .shy-fulvous, the Lite, «; h dusky ceuoes S 
o"ebr r „“r’S er ,“ '!“ f=« «S SJ 1 
P a e brown . .tt's clear brown. Total length, ev? inches • cnl 
men, 0-5 ; wmg, 2-3 . tail, 2 - o; tarsus, o'8 S . 5 3 ’ Ul ~ 
Adult Female —Similar to the male in colour and marking 
but somewhat warmer brown above, and more fulvescem 
below. Total length, 5^4 inches; wing, 2-4. 
1 Yom f-- Sl i ght lym° re rufescent and not so clear olive-brown 
a iove than the adults, and tinged with sulphur-yellow on the 
throat and breast, with numerous tiny spots of blackish-brown on 
the lower throat and fore-neck ; the under tail-coverts are ru- 
fescent, with ashy whitish tips and dark brown centres to the 
feathers Even after the spring moult there are often remains 
ot the stripes on the fore-neck, and the under parts are dis- 
birds of the previous year° W ^ ’»■*"- » »«*»>* 
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