(WHITE-EYEBROWED SCYTALOPUS.)
+Scytalopus superciliaris+, _Cab. Journ. f. Orn._ 1883, p. 105, t.
ii. fig. 3 (Tucuman).
_Description._--Nearest to _S. indigoticus_ of Brazil, but without
the white colour on the breast and belly, only the throat being
clear white; superciliaries striped white; front and sides of the
head and neck, breast and belly grey; rest of the upper surface,
together with the flanks and crissum, light brown, with fine
blackish cross-markings; bill blackish, feet light-coloured.
_Hab._ Sierra of Tucuman.
This species is one of Schulz's recent discoveries in the Sierra of
Tucuman, where he found it west of Sauciyaca, frequenting the deep
ravines.