(RUSTY-TAILED TYRANT.)
+Suiriri pardo y roxo+, _Azara, Apunt._ ii. p. 143. +Myiarchus
erythrocercus+, _Scl. et Salv. Nomencl._ p. 52.
_Description._--Above brownish cinereous, crown rather darker;
wings blackish, primaries narrowly edged with rufous, secondaries
and coverts more broadly with dirty white; tail blackish, all the
lateral rectrices with the greater part of the inner web rufous,
leaving only a narrow blackish border alongside the shaft; beneath,
throat and breast pale cinereous; belly and under wing-coverts pale
sulphur-yellow; inner margin of rectrices pale rufous; bill dark
horn-colour; feet blackish: whole length 7·4 inches, wing 3·8, tail
3·2. _Female_ similar.
_Hab._ South America down to Argentina.
An example of this species, now in the British Museum, was procured by
White in Catamarca.