. The birds of Australia. Birds. THE WHITE-QUILLED HONEY-EATEB 395 and rest of upper parts rich golden-olive; chin to centre of chest blackish; rest of under parts white; feet bluish-grey; iris yellowish-white; eyelash jet black. Wing to inches. E. harterti from North Queensland differs from E. cyanotis m the buff edgings to the inner webs of the primaries being paler, and more extensive (reaching to the shaft). The primaries,. Australian iLuseum. Blue-faced Honey-eater: Entomyza cyanotis. except the two outer ones, have their outer webs narrowly edged with greenish sulphur-yellow, the
. The birds of Australia. Birds. THE WHITE-QUILLED HONEY-EATEB 395 and rest of upper parts rich golden-olive; chin to centre of chest blackish; rest of under parts white; feet bluish-grey; iris yellowish-white; eyelash jet black. Wing to inches. E. harterti from North Queensland differs from E. cyanotis m the buff edgings to the inner webs of the primaries being paler, and more extensive (reaching to the shaft). The primaries,. Australian iLuseum. Blue-faced Honey-eater: Entomyza cyanotis. except the two outer ones, have their outer webs narrowly edged with greenish sulphur-yellow, the median band of black feathers on the crown is also much narrower. The bird is of a very much smaller size. Wing 135-139 , tail 108-112 The White-quilled Honey-eater. Entomyza alhipennis. Northern Territory and Gulf of Carpentaria. Like E. cyanotis, but having basal half or more of the inner web of the primaries pure white instead of fulvous. Wing Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Lucas, Arthur Henry Shakspere; Le Soue?f, W. H. Dudley. Melbourne, London [etc. ] Whitcombe and Tombs Limited
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