12 Proceedings of the Biological Societg of WaslvingUm. 
would seem to indicate that lie had examined specimens of the Colombian 
form, but if so he was certainly in error in applying Gray’s name, for the 
original description and figure of Lophosaara goodvidgii were evfidently 
based on a specimen with an expanded and erect crest. 
Local distribution .—The species is common along the immediate shores 
of lowland streams at the base of the Santa Marta .Mountains, from Santa 
.Marta to Fnndacion, and in the mountains to an elevation of 2200 feet 
(Minca, San Lorenzo). It was not found above .Minca, and while it 
doubtless follows some of the larger streams of the Sierra Nevada to a 
higher altitude, it quite certainly does not occur on San Lorenzo above 
doOO feet. 
