188. 3. Fringilla cinerea, Gmel. Brown Finch.

Plate CCCXC. Fig. 4. Male.

Hind claw and toe of equal length; upper parts brownish-grey tinged

with olivaceous, streaked with dark reddish-brown; three longitudinal

bands of bluish-grey on the head; secondaries and their coverts

broadly margined with dull chestnut; tail-feathers with a fainter tint

of the same; on the cheek a whitish line, and beneath it a dusky brown

band; throat and fore part of the neck white, with longitudinal dark

reddish-brown streaks; the middle of the breast yellowish-white, the

sides dark yellowish-brown, streaked with dark reddish-brown; lower

tail-coverts brown, broadly margined with pale yellowish-grey.

_Male_, 6, 8.

Platte River, North California, and Columbia River. Common. Migratory.

Fringilla cinerea, Gmel. Syst. Nat. v. i. p. 922.

Cinereous Finch, Arct. Zool. v. ii. N. 260.

Brown Song Sparrow, Fringilla cinerea, Aud. Orn. Biog. v. v.

p. 22.

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