W. & N. America
(British Columbia to
Southern California).
8. bairdi, Ridgw., Auk, xi. p. 151 (1894). Brocky Mts.
S. to N. Mexico.
9. anabelse, Anthony, Pr. Calif. Acad. (2) ii
p. 79 (1889.)
Lower California.
10. arctica, Swains, (p. 333.) Lake Region of
Ganada.
W. N. America.
Colorado {winter).
LXXIV. GKANDALA, Eodgs*
(Sialia, pt., Seebohm, Cat. B. Brit. Mas. v. p. 327, 1881.)
[C/.. Oates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds, ii. p. 110, 1890.]
1. caslicolor, Hodgs. (p. 328.) B. Himalayas
(Garwhal to Sikhim).
E. border of Tibet,
to N. Kan -su.
LXXV. BIDGWAYIA, Stejneger.
(Stejneger, Pr. U.S. Nat. Mus. v. p. 460, 1883.)
(Geocichla, pt., Seebohm, t. c. p. 147, 1881.)
1. pinícola (Sel). (p. i 7í).) C. America
(Pine region of
Mexico).
. * ? l T eWl'at CUri011S tbat’ tested ^ the characters which Dr. Steineger has
giren for the Tardtde, the genus Grandala shows great affinity to Sialia, as Mr. Seebohm
had already contended. Mr. Oates has placed it among the Turdidm.
Family X. SYLVIID^.
I. AGKOBATES, Swains.
{Aedon, Boie, 1826, vec Forst., 1817.)
(,Sylvia, pt., Seebohm, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. v. p. 34, 1881.)
1. galactodes (Temm.). (p. 34.) W. Mediterranean
° Countries.
2. familiaris (.Mênétr.). (p. 36.) E. Mediterranean
Countries. Persia.
C. Asia. N.W. India
{winter).
3. psammochroa, Reichenow, Orn. Centralbl. iv.
p. 139 (1879).
[= No. 2, teste Sharpe, J. f. 0 . 1882, p. 345.]
E. Africa
(Tana District).
II. LOCUSTELLA, Kaup.
(Seebohm, Cat. B. Brit. Mus. v. p. 107, 1881.)
1. fasciolata {Gray), (p. 109.)
[Cf. A. B. Meyer & Wiglesw., B. Celebes, p. 524
(1898).]
E. Siberia.
Japan. China.
Philippine Is.
Talaut Is. Sanghir Is.
Molucca Is.
{winter. Batchian.
Halmahera, Morotai).
2. fluviatilis {Wolf), (p. 110.) E. & C. Europe.
Asia Minor.
N.E. & E. Africa {winter).
3. luscinioides {Savi), (p. 112.) C. & S. Europe.
Mediterranean
Countries.
Transcaspia
to Turkestan.
N. Africa {winter).