Oriolus albiloris Grant, Bull. Brit. Orn. Club (1894), 3,
49; Ibis (1894), 504; Whitehead, Ibis (1899), 101; McGregor,
Bull. Philippine Mus.(1903), 1, 7 (description of male); McGregor
and Worcester, Hand-List (1906), 106.
Luzon (Whitehead, McGregor, Celestino).
Adult (sexes alike).--Wing and upper surface rich olive-yellow like
O. isabellæ; lores, a small space under eye, base of jaw, and chin
white; under parts lemon-yellow, streaked on sides of breast, sides of
abdomen, and sides of body and flanks with dark olive-green; feathers
of thighs olive-green with yellow tips; rectrices olive-yellow, each
with a triangular, lemon-yellow patch at the tip preceded by a dark
brown patch; central pair unmarked; shafts brown above, lemon-yellow
below; wing-feathers as in O. isabellæ. Bill reddish brown. Length,
190 to 200. A male from Bataan Province, Luzon, measures: Wing, 120;
tail, 80; culmen from base, 22; bill from nostril, 15; tarsus, 20. A
female, wing, 109; tail, 75; culmen from base, 21; bill from nostril,
14; tarsus, 19.