(NARROW-TAILED TYRANT.)
+Culicivora stenura+, _White, P. Z. S._ 1882, p. 605 (Misiones).
_Description._--Above sandy brown, striated with black; head nearly
black; lores and superciliaries white; wings and tail blackish with
slight brownish edgings; below pale sandy buff, more brownish on the
sides of the neck and flanks; bill and feet black: whole length 3·7
inches, wing 1·7; tail, ext. rectr. 1·3, med. 1·9.
_Hab._ S.E. Brazil.
An example of this species is stated by White to have been obtained by
him at Itapua, Misiones, in July 1881, but there was possibly an error
in its identification.