Artamides cebuensis Grant, Ibis (1898), 535; Sharpe, Hand-List
(1901), 3, 290; McGregor and Worcester, Hand-List (1906), 77.
Cebu (Everett, Bourns & Worcester, McGregor).
Male.--Lores and line of feathers around eye black; general plumage
gray; similar to A. mindorensis, but chin and nasal plumes gray. Wing,
170; tail, 130; culmen from base, 31; bill from nostril, 23; tarsus,
27.
Female.--Upper parts, throat, and breast gray; abdomen and crissum
closely barred with black and white. Wing, 166; tail, 130; culmen
from base, 28; bill from nostril, 22; tarsus, 25.
Genus MALINDANGIA Mearns, 1907.
"Wing and tail about equal; wing-feathers as in Edolisoma, third,
fourth, and fifth quills longest; tail forked, fourth quill longest,
third subequal, outer quill shortest; webs of outer pair of rectrices
sharply pointed; in form and pattern the tail resembles that of
Campochæra, but has the webs more pointed; bill with culmen decidedly
shorter than tarsus, narrower at gape than length of outer toe without
claw; stiffened shafts of rump-feathers very pronounced." (Mearns.)