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low; bill and feet blackish. Total length 6:2 inches, culmen 
‘6, wing 3°05, tail 2°8, tarsus ‘6. (Sumatra, Wallace.) 
Javan specimens collected by Mr. Wallace agree with the 
Malaccan rather than with the Sumatran skins; and Tenas- 
serim birds are, as might be expected, the same as the Ma- 
layan. I may mention that, of the ordinary B. melanoce- 
phalus, I have had before me no less than twelve skins for 
the purpose of comparison. 
33. PuyLuorNis cyANopogon, Temm.; Salvad. J. c. p. 194. 
a. “No. 78. ¢. Sibu, August1874. Iris chocolate-brown; 
bill black ; legs light green.” 7 
6. “Jambusan, Sept. 1874. Iris chocolate; bill and legs 
black.” | 
The difference in the colour of the legs is noticeable, as I 
can perceive but little difference in the actual specimens, ex- 
cept that the black-legged bird is rather duller in plumage, 
and has a few green feathers in the black of the cheeks, and 
one green plume in the middle of the left cheek-spot. 
34. Tone oxivacea, Blyth; Salvad. J. c. p. 210. 
a. “No. ll. og. Jambusan, Sept. 13,1874. Iris white ; 
bill black, mandible dirty lead-colour ; legs light warm brown. 
Fruit and insects in gizzard. Shot in old jungle by road-side. 
Not breeding.” 
350. CRINIGER PHZOCEPHALUS (Hartl.) ; Salvad. /.c. p. 207. 
a. “No. 162. do. Jambusan, Sept. 10, 1874. Iris pale 
orange-brown ; legs and feet pale transparent brown.” 
36. BRAcCHYPTERYX MALACCENSIS, Hartl.; Salvad. J. ¢. 
p. 222. 
a.“*?. Kucking, August 1874. Iris dark crimson.” 
37. Macronvs prinosus (Jard. & Selb.) ; Salvad. /.c. p. 216. 
a. “No. 185. @. Jambusan, Sept. 10, 1874. Iris 
crimson.” 
38. CYANODERMA BicoLoR (Blyth) ; Sharpe, P. Z. S. 1875, 
p. 105. 
Cyanoderma erythropterum, Salvad. /. c. p. 218. 
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