6. Parus rufescens. Townsend Jour. Acad. Philada. vii. p. 190, (1837.)

Length (of skin) about 4½ inches. Head and neck above, large space on

the throat and breast deep blackish brown, cheeks and sides of the neck

white, body above and sides below bright chestnut, medial portion of the

body below ashy white. Bill and legs lead color.

Hab. Oregon and California. Spec. Mus. Acad. Philada.

Obs. A beautiful little species, which appears to inhabit a large extent

of country west of the Rocky Mountains. It is easily recognized by the

bright chestnut color of the superior parts of the body.

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