The FIRE-EYED WARBLERS (_Pyropthalma_), as they have been called by
Bonaparte, on account of their bare and brightly coloured eyelids,
represent a group recognisable from the True Warblers by the comparative
shortness of their very rounded wing, in which the third and fourth
quills are of equal length, and also by the long, decidedly graduated
tail and thick hair-like plumage.