(CABANIS'S TYRANT.)
+Cnipolegus cabanisi+, _Schulz, Journ. f. Orn._ 1882, p. 462.
_Description._--Nearly uniform olivaceous slate-colour; below rather
paler; wings and tail black: whole length 6·0 inches, wing 3·4, tail
3·1. _Female_ brownish olive, below paler; wings blackish, slightly
edged with rufous; tail black, with broad rufous margins to the
inner webs, and narrow similar margins to the outer webs; bill and
feet brown.
_Hab._ Tucuman.
This is one of Herr Schulz's discoveries in Tucuman. He met with it, in
the month of January, in the mountainous districts of that province.