The SIBERIAN ACCENTOR (_Tharraleus montanellus_) is blackish brown upon
the top of the head, bridles, and region of the eye; a broad yellowish
white stripe passes over the eyebrow, and almost encircles the head; the
nape is grey, and the back reddish brown, spotted with a deeper shade;
the throat and lower tail-covers are whitish; the region of the crop and
the upper part of the breast are deeply shaded with reddish yellow, and
marked with crescent-shaped black spots; the sides of the breast are
shaded with reddish yellow and reddish brown. The eye is pale yellowish
brown, the mandibles greyish black, the lower one lightest at the base,
the foot is of a dirty yellowish white. This species is from four inches
and two-thirds to five inches and one-third long; the wing measures two
inches and seven lines, and the tail about two inches and six lines. This
beautiful bird inhabits Siberia, and has been found in Hungary, Dalmatia,
and Italy.