Pseudotharrhaleus caudatus Grant, Bull. Brit. Orn. Club (1895),
4, 40; Ibis (1895), 448, pl. 13; Whitehead, Ibis, (1899), 222,
(habits); Sharpe, Hand-List (1903), 4, 29; McGregor and Worcester,
Hand-List (1906), 80.
Luzon (Whitehead, McGregor).
Adult (sexes alike).--Above rich umber or dark brown, a grayish line
on each side above lores and eye; lores brown; cheeks and ear-coverts
brown with narrow whitish shaft-lines; chin and throat whitish,
bordered on each side with gray; breast gray; sides of neck and breast
gray with a faint olivaceous wash; flanks and thighs dark brown like
upper parts; crissum lighter; middle of abdomen gray. Iris light brown;
bill black; lower mandible whitish; legs dark brown; feet and nails
lighter brown. Length, about 190. Two males measure: Wing, 61, 62;
tail, 85, 88; culmen from base 17, 17; bill from nostril, 11, 10;
tarsus, 26, 27.