Rhinomyias goodfellowi Grant, Bull. Brit. Orn. Club (1905), 16,
17; Ibis (1906), 482, pl. 18, fig. 2.
Mindanao (Goodfellow).
"Adult female.--General color above, including the wings and tail,
dark slate, shading into dull black on top of head and ear-coverts;
a narrow white band across the base of bill, continued over lores
in a narrow superciliary stripe; lores and feathers surrounding
the upper eyelid black; chin, throat, middle of breast, belly, and
under tail-coverts whitish; chest, sides, and flanks brownish-buff;
axillars, under wing-coverts, and inner edge of quills whitish. 'Iris
dark reddish brown; bill black; feet ashy gray.' Length, about 157;
culmen, 21; wing, 89; tail, 68; tarsus, 21.
"This fine species appears to be quite distinct from all the members
of the genus previously described, being at once recognizable by the
dark slate-color of the upper parts." (Grant.)