T richoglossus chlorolepidotus . 
~ versicolor, Vig. 
—____—_———. concinnus 
porphyrocephalus, Diet. 
; pusillus 
Ptilinopus Swainsonii, Gould . 
Ewingii, Gould 
superbus 
Carpophaga magnifica 
leucomela 
luctuosa 
Lopholaimus Antarcticus 
Chalcophaps chrysochlora 
Leucosarcia picata . 
Peristera* chalecoptera 
elegans 
histrionica, Gould 
Geophaps scripta 
Smithi . 
plumifera, Gould 
Ocyphaps Lophotes 
Petrophassa albipennis, Gould 
Geopelia humeralis . 
tranquilla, Gould 
cuneata 
Macropygia Phasianella - 
Gnathodon strigirostris, Jard. 
Talegalla Lathamii. 
Leipoa ocellata, Gould 
Megapodius Tumulus, Gould . 
Pedionomus torquatus, Gould 
Hemipodius} melanogaster, Gould . 
varius 
scintillans, Gould 
____ melanotus, Gould 
___. eastanotus, Gould 
pyrrhothorax, Gould 
velox, Gould 
Coturnix pectoralis, Gould 
Synoicus Australis . 
Diemenensis, Gould . 
sordidus, Gould 
? Chinensis 
Scaly-breasted Lorikeet 
Varied Lorikeet 
Musky Lorikeet ‘ 
Porphyry-crowned Lorikeet 
Little Lorikeet 
Swainson’s Fruit Pigeon . 
Ewing's Fruit Pigeon 
Superb Fruit Pigeon 
Magnificent Fruit Pigeon . 
White-headed Fruit Pigeon 
Torres Strait Fruit Pigeon 
Top-Knot Pigeon 
Little Green Pigeon 
Wonga-wonga Pigeon 
Bronze-winged Pigeon ‘ 
Brush Bronze-winged Pigeon . 
Harlequin Bronze-wing 
Partridge Bronze-wing 
Smith’s Partridge Bronze-wing 
Plumed Partridge Bronze-wing 
Crested Pigeon 
White-quilled Rock Done: 
Barred-shouldered Ground Dove 
Peaceful Ground Dove 
Graceful Ground Dove 
Pheasant-tailed Pigeon 
Gnathodon 
Wattled Talegalla 
Ocellated Leipoa 
Mound-raising Mevapdde 
Collared Plain Wanderer . 
Black-breasted Hemipode 
Varied Hemipode 
Sparkling Hemipode 
Black-backed Hemipode . 
Chestnut-backed Hemipode 
Red-chested Hemipode 
Swift-flying Hemipode 
Pectoral Quail . 
Australian Partridge 
Van Diemen’s Land Partridge . 
Sombre Partridge 
Chinese Quail . 
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* Phaps being the generic appellation generally adopted, Peristera, under which term the birds of this form have been published, 
ywust sink into a synonym. 
) Turnix for the like reason must be substituted for Hemipodius, the term employed. 
