116. 1. Troglodytes obsoletus, Say. Rock-Wren.

Plate CCCLX. Fig. 4. Female.

Upper parts dull yellowish-brown, and, excepting the rump, barred with

greyish-brown; wings similarly barred, excepting the primaries;

secondary coverts with a small white spot near the tip; tail-coverts

and two middle tail-feathers barred with dusky; the rest broadly

tipped with pale yellowish-red, undulated with dusky, behind which is

a broad band of brownish-black, the remaining or basal part banded

like the central feathers, the outer with four reddish-white spots or

bars on the outer web, the intervals being brownish-black, and a spot

of white on the inner web; lower parts greyish-white, tinged with

sienna, the sides inclining to yellowish-red; lower tail-coverts

barred with dusky.

_Female_, 6, wing 2-11/12.

Rocky Mountains and Columbia River. Abundant. Migratory.

Troglodytes obsoleta, Say, Long's Exped.

Troglodytes obsoleta, Bonap. Amer. Orn. v. i. p. 6.

Rocky Mountain Wren, Troglodytes obsoleta, Nutt. Man. v. i. p.

435.

Rock Wren, Troglodytes obsoletus, Aud. Orn. Biog. v. iv. p.

443.

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