_Tyrannus dominicensis dominicensis. Case 7, Fig. 7_
Resembles the Kingbird but is lighter gray, and
the tail lacks the conspicuous white tip.
_Range._ West Indies, nesting north through
Florida to southeastern South Carolina; winters to
South America; reaches Florida early in May.
A not uncommon summer resident in parts of Florida and the coastal
region of Georgia and South Carolina, with the general habits and
appearance of our Kingbird, but with a quite different call which
suggests the words _pitírri-pitírri_. It nests in May, laying four
salmon-colored eggs, marked with dark brown and lilac.