Zosterops meyleri McGregor, Phil. Jour. Sci. (1907), 2, Sec. A,
348.
Camiguin N. (McGregor).
Male (type).--Above bright olive-yellow, lighter on rump; forehead
and lores golden yellow; ear-coverts and sides of neck like the back;
a wide circle of short, silky, white feathers about the eye bordered
below by a dusky line; below bright lemon-yellow; sides slightly dusky;
wing-feathers and rectrices dark brown edged with olive-yellow. Iris
brown; bill black, but basal two-thirds of lower mandible leaden
blue; legs and nails flesh-color. Length, 114; wing, 53; tail, 38;
culmen from base, 12; bill from nostril, 8; tarsus, 16.
Female.--Similar to the male in color. Wing, 51; tail, 37; culmen
from base, 12; bill from nostril, 8; tarsus, 15.
In color this species is similar to Z. richmondi, but it lacks the
black line under the eye and has the white eye-ring much wider than
in any other Philippine species.