
 
        
         
		4 .   M im u s   t r i f a s c ia t u s .  G.  R .  Gray. 
 P l a t e   XVI. 
 Orpheus  trifasciatus.  Gould, in Proc. of Zool.  Soc.  P art v. 1837,  p.  27. 
 31.  vertice,  nuchâ,  et dorso nigrescentibus ;  nropygio  rufo paìlidè  lavato;  alis nigres-  
 centihus,  tectricibus  notâ  albescente  terminali fascias 1res  transversas  facientibus ;  
 rectricibus  caudæ duabus  intermediis oiigrescentibus, reliepiis ad apicem pallidiorihus ;  
 plumis auricularibus, strigâ superciliari, gulâ,  et  corpore subtàs albis,  lateribus notis  
 guttisque fuscis ornatis ;  rostro pedibusque nigris. 
 Long.  tot.  1 0 |  une.-,  rost.  1§;  aloe,  5 ;  caudæ,  5\-,  tarsi,  1 |. 
 The vertex,  nape of the neck  and  the  back, blackish  ;  with  the  lower  part of the  
 back tinged with  pale rufous ;  the wings  blackish, with  the  tips  of the wing  
 coverts  rvhite,  forming  three  transverse bands ;  the  tail with  the two  intermediate  
 feathers  black,  with  the  tips of the  others  much  paler ;  the  auricular  
 feathers with  a  streak above  the eyes, throat,  and beneath  the abdomen white ;  
 the  flanks ornamented with  fuscous marks  and  spots. 
 Habitat,  Charles  Island,  Galapagos Archipelago.  (October). 
 5 .   M im u s   m e l a n o t i s .  O.  R .  Gray. 
 P l a t e   XV II. 
 Orpheus melanotis,  Gould,  in Proc.  of Zool. Soc.  Part  v.  1887, p.  27. 
 31.  vertice,  nucM,  dorsoque pallidi fuscis;  plumis  capitis  et  dorsi  ad  medium  colore  
 saturatiore;  alis interné fuscis,  stngidis plumis  ad marginem pallidiorihus,  secundariis, 
   tectricibusque  majoribus  notò  alba  terminali, fascias  duas  transversas facientibus  
 ;  caudæ rectricibus nigrescenti-fuscis ad  apicem  albis,  loro, plumisque  auricularibus  
 nigrescenti-fuscis ;  laterumplumis notâfuscâ centrali,  abdomine albo ;  rostro  
 pedibusque nigris. 
 Long tot.  unc. ;  rost.  ï \ ;  aloe, 4%  ;  caudæ,  ;  tarsi,  1 |. 
 The vertex, nape of the neck  and  the back,  pale brown  ;  the  feathers  of  the head  
 and  the  back,  as  far  as  the  middle,  of  a darker  colour ;  tbe  wings  intensely  
 brown, with  the margins of each of the feathers paler ;  the  secondaries and the  
 greater wing-coverts  terminated with white marks,  giving  the  appearance  of  
 two  transverse bands ;  the  feathers  of  the  tail blackish brown,  witli  the  tips  
 white ;  the  lores and the feathers of the ears blackish brown, the feathers of the  
 sides with a central brown mark,  the  abdomen white ;  the bill  and  feet black.  
 Habitat,  Chatham  and James’s  Islands, Galapagos Archipelago.  {October.)