6. H. crissalis. Anal region and lower tail-coverts deep chestnut.

Above, brownish-ashy with a slight purplish cast, tail not

darker; no trace of wing bands; tail-feathers diluted, and

tinged with rusty at tips. Beneath, of a uniform, paler tint

than the upper plumage, not lighter medially; throat white,

with a conspicuous “bridle”; from this up to the eye whitish,

with transversely angular bars of dusky; wing, 4.00; tail,

6.50; bill, 1.25, very slender, bowed from the middle;

tarsus, 1.30; middle toe, .90 (11,533 ♂ Fort Yuma). _Hab._

Region of Gila River to Rocky Mountains; north to Southern

Utah (St. George, breeding; Dr. Palmer).

[Illustration: PLATE III.

1. Harporhynchus rufus, _Caban._ Penn., 2261.

2. “ longirostris, _Caban._ Texas, 4016.

3. “ curvirostris, _Caban._ Texas, 7200.

4. Mimus polyglottus, _Boie_. Penn., 12445.

5. Galeoscoptes carolinensis, _Caban._ Rocky Mts., 38425.

6. Oreoscoptes montanus, _Baird_. Nevada, 53424.]

Harporhynchus rufus, CABANIS.

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