5. T. pallasi.

Olivaceous of upper parts like _ustulatus_. Reddish of

upper tail-coverts invading lower part of rump; no marked

difference in tint between the tail and its upper coverts.

Flanks and tibiæ yellowish olive-brown; a faint tinge of

buff across the breast. Eggs plain. Wing, 3.80; tail, 3.00;

culmen, .70; tarsus, 1.20. _Hab._ Eastern Province of

United States (only?) … var. _pallasi_.

Olivaceous of upper parts like _swainsoni_. Reddish of tail

not invading the rump, and the tail decidedly more

castaneous than the upper coverts. Beneath almost pure

white; scarcely any buff tinge on breast; flanks and tibiæ

grayish or plumbeous olive. Size smaller than _swainsoni_;

bill depressed. Wing, 3.50; tail, 2.60; culmen, .60;

tarsus, 1.15. _Hab._ Western Province of North America,

from Kodiak to Cape St. Lucas. East to East Humboldt

Mountains … var. _nanus_.

Olivaceous above, like preceding; the upper tail-coverts

scarcely different from the back. Tail yellowish-rufous.

Beneath like _nanus_. Size larger than _swainsoni_. Wing,

4.20; tail, 3.35; culmen, .80; tarsus, 1.30. _Hab._ Rocky

Mountains. From Fort Bridger, south (in winter) to Southern

Mexico … var. _auduboni_.

Turdus mustelinus, GMELIN.

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