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Read in the Wunder reader — freePage 427: To localities for Hirundo gutturalis add: Negros (Celestino); under Luzon add: Bartsch.
Page 428: To localities for Hirundo javanica add: Polillo (McGregor); under Romblon add: Bartsch.
Page 429: To names of collectors of Hirundo striolata, under Luzon, add: McGregor.
Page 431: In the key to genera of Muscicapidæ the genus Callaeops should be inserted near Terpsiphone.
Page 433: To localities for Hemichelidon griseosticta add: Polillo (McGregor).
Page 438: To localities for Cyornis philippinensis add: Polillo (McGregor); under Luzon add: Bartsch.
Page 442: To names of collectors of Muscicapula westermanni, under Luzon, add: Bartsch.
Page 447: To names of collectors of Gerygone simplex, under Luzon, add: Bartsch.
Page 448: To localities for Gerygone rhizophoræ add: Tataan (Bartsch).
"This specimen is doubtfully referred to this species on account of its darker coloration and larger size than Gerygone simplex. The sides of the head are nearly as dark as G. rhizophoræ from Mindanao, and, like it, the crissum is pale and the under tail-coverts white; but the upper parts are much paler, and the bill smaller than in typical rhizophoræ." (Mearns.)
Page 451: To localities for Hypothymis occipitalis add: Polillo (McGregor); under Luzon and Mindanao add: Bartsch.
Page 455: To localities for Cyanomyias coelestis add: Negros (Celestino).
Page 457: To names of collectors of Rhipidura albiventris, under Negros, add: Celestino.
Page 458: To names of collectors of Rhipidura cyaniceps, under Luzon, add: Bartsch.
Page 460: To localities for Rhipidura nigritorquis add: Polillo (McGregor); under Luzon and Tataan add: Bartsch.
Page 461: To names of collectors of Xeocephus rufus, under Negros, add: Celestino.
Page 470: Mearns has described as a subspecies, the Rhinomyias from the lowlands of Mindanao; if this form is valid it may stand as--
RHINOMYIAS MINDANENSIS (Mearns).
MINDANAO RHINOMYIAS.
Rhinomyias ruficauda mindanensis Mearns, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. (1909), 36, 439.
"The series of this genus in the U. S. Nat. Mus. shows that there are three geographical forms of the rufous-tailed flycatcher, from the islands of Basilan, Mindanao, and Samar respectively.
"Compared with the Samar and Mindanao forms the Basilan form, Rhinomyias ruficauda ruficauda, has the under parts whiter, middle of chest grayer, sides of chest and flanks a grayer brown, with entire side of head slate-gray.
"R. mindanensis and samarensis both have brown cheeks and differ from each other in size the Mindanao form being larger. The upper surfaces are of a lighter, more olivaceous, and less rufescent color." (Mearns.)
Page 470: To localities for Rhinomyias ocularis add: Pangamian (Bartsch).
Page 474: To names of collectors of Cryptolopha olivacea, under Negros, add: Celestino.
Page 476: Interpolate, after Cryptolopha mindanensis:
CRYPTOLOPHA MALINDANGENSIS Mearns.
MALINDANG FLYCATCHER WARBLER.
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