(RED-BROWED WARBLING FINCH.)
+Poospiza erythrophrys+, _Scl. Ibis_, 1881, p. 599, pl. xvii. fig. 1;
_White, P. Z. S._ 1882, p. 599 (Catamarca).
_Description._--Above grey, faintly washed with olive; greater
wing-coverts tipped with white; wing-feathers blackish, edged with
grey; tail blackish grey, the two outer feathers on each side tipped
with white, and on the outer feather the white extending down
the outer web to the base of the tail; superciliary stripe and
whole under surface light chestnut, paler on the abdomen; under
tail-coverts buff: total length 5·5 inches, wing 2·5, tail 2·3.
_Hab._ Northern Argentina.
This pretty species is another of White's discoveries. He first met
with it in the Sierra of Totoral, Catamarca, and subsequently about 20
miles north of Buenos Ayres.