(NOISY TYRANT.)
+Elainea strepera+, _Cab. J. f. O._ 1883, p. 215.
_Description._--Above dark greyish olive; head slightly crested,
with a white basal spot; eye-ring white; wings and tail blackish,
tips of wing-coverts rufous, slight margins of wing and
tail-feathers olivaceous; beneath cinereous; middle of belly white;
flanks olivaceous; under wing-coverts pale cinereous; bill dark
brown, pale at the base; feet blackish: whole length 5·6 inches,
wing 2·9, tail 2·7.
_Hab._ Tucuman.
Dr. Cabanis established this species, which is unknown to us, on
specimens obtained by Herr Schulz in the woods of Tucuman. It is said
to have a loud voice, and to feed on berries.