(OILY-GREEN ANABAZENOPS.)
+Anabazenops rufo-superciliatus+, _White, P. Z. S._ 1882, p. 613
(Catamarca). +Anabazenops oleagineus+, _Scl. P. Z. S._ 1883, p.
654.
_Description._--Above and beneath dark olive-green; lores,
superciliaries, and spots on the sides of the head yellowish white;
wings blackish, the outer webs of the feathers olive-brown; tail
bright chestnut; throat whitish yellow, on the lower part the yellow
feathers tipped with olive; breast and belly spotted with same
colour as the throat; bend of wing, under wing-coverts, and margins
of inner webs of secondaries fulvous yellow; bill and feet blackish:
whole length 6·2 inches, wing 3·2, tail 3·0. _Female_ similar.
_Hab._ South Brazil and Argentina.
White obtained examples of this species on the Sierra of Totoral. He
says it is a very wild bird and exceedingly scarce.