. Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum. 7. lOLE. 55 b. Under surface of body particoloiu'ed, streaked with white, e'. Throat and chin rufous, streaked with white . 2>fiilipp^nsis, p. 58. d'. Chin and upper throat dusky, streaked with white ; fore neck and breast brown or rufous, streaked with white. e". Olive-gi-een above. a'". Ear-coverts rufous, like the breast and under surface generally macchllamli, p. 59. b'". Ear-coverts light rufe.^cent brown, with whitish shaft-lines; breast very pale ashy brown, streaked with whitish shaft- lines ; abdomen white tkhelU, p. 60
. Catalogue of the Birds in the British Museum. 7. lOLE. 55 b. Under surface of body particoloiu'ed, streaked with white, e'. Throat and chin rufous, streaked with white . 2>fiilipp^nsis, p. 58. d'. Chin and upper throat dusky, streaked with white ; fore neck and breast brown or rufous, streaked with white. e". Olive-gi-een above. a'". Ear-coverts rufous, like the breast and under surface generally macchllamli, p. 59. b'". Ear-coverts light rufe.^cent brown, with whitish shaft-lines; breast very pale ashy brown, streaked with whitish shaft- lines ; abdomen white tkhelU, p. 60. f". Ashy brown above holti, p. Head of lok viridescens, to show the poiuted form of the feathers. 1. lole olivacea. lole olivacea, Blyth, J. A. S. Beuy. xiii. p. 386, xiv. p. 573; id. Cat. B. Mm. As. Soc. p. 207; Bp. ;p. i. p. 261; Horsf. &• Moore, Cat. B. Mus. Co. i. p. 254; SaJvad. Ucc. Born. p. 210; Sharpc, Ibis, 1S76, p. 40; Ticeedd. His, 1877, p. 307. Criniger, Gray, Gen. B. i. p. 236, sp. 10. Criniger chavlottie, Finsch, O. 1867, p. 19 ; Gray, Hund-L B. i. p. 274, no. 4033; Giebel, Thes. Orn. i. p. 811. Trichophorus brunnescens, 8. Midi, in Mus. Lugd.*; Finsch, t. c. p. 19; B/yt/i, Ibis, 1870, p. 170. Criniger olivaceus, Gray, Hand-l. B. i. p. 275, no. 4048 (wee Stcains.). Adult male. General colour above olive-brown, the wing-coverts like the back, the greater co^ erts brown, edged with the same olive- brown as the back ; quills dark brown, externally olive-brown, the inner secondaries almost entirely of the latter colour ; ui)per tail- coverts and tail clear brown, the feathers being edged with olive- brown : head rather clearer brown than the back, the feathers pointed; lores and feathers rouud the eye pale olive-yellowish ; ear-coverts light olive-brown, a shade of which colour also pervades the sides of the head ; cheeks pale brown, washed with olive ; throat, centre of body, and abdomen pale yellowish white ; fore neck, breast
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