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No. 36.— JANUARY, 1906
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF GOVERNMENT LABORATORIES
A HAND-LIST OF THE BIRDS OP
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
BY
RICHARD c. McGregor
AND
DEAN C. WORCESTER
35916
MANILA
BUREAU OF PRINTING
1906
PRE?IOUS PUBLICATIONS OP THE BEEAD OP GOVERNMENT LABORATORIES.
1, 1902, Biological Laboratory. — Preliminary Report of the Appearance in the Philip-
pine Islands of a Disease Clinically Resembling Glanders. By R. P. Strong, M. D.
g, 1902f Chemical Ladoratory. — The preparation of Benzoyl -Acetyl Peroxide and its
Use as an Intestinal Antiseptic in Cholera and Dysentery. Preliminary Notes. By
Paul C. Freer, M. D., Ph. D.
3f 1903, Biological Laboratory. — A Preliminary Report on Trypanosomiasis of Horses
in the Philippine Islands. By W. E. Musgrave, M. D., and Norman E. Williamson.
4, 1903, Serum Laboratory. — Preliminary Report on the Study of Cattle and Carabaos
in the Philippine Islands. By James W. Jobling, M. D.
5, 1908, Biological Laboratory. — Trypanosoma and Trypanosomiasis, with Special
Reference to Surra in the Philippine Islands. By W. B. Musgrave, M. D., and
Moses T. Olegg.
6, 1903. — New or Noteworthy Plants, I. The American Element in the Philippine
Flora. By Elmer D. Merrill, Botanist. (Issued January 20, 1904.)
. 7, 1903 f Chemical Laboratory. — The Gutta Percha and Rubber of the Philippine
Islands. By Penoyer L. Sherman, jr., Ph. D.
8, 1903. — ^A Dictionary of the Plant Names of the Philippine Islands. By Elmer D.
Merrill, Botanist.
9, 1903, Biological and Serum Laboratories. — A Report on Hemorrhagic Septicaemia
in Animals in the Philippine Islands. By Paul G. Woolley, M. D., and J. W. Jobling,
M. D.
10, 1903, Biological Laboratory. — Two Cases of a Peculiar Form of Hand Infection
(Due to an Organism Resembling the Koch-Weeks Bacillus). By John R. McDill,
M. D., and Wm. B. Wherry, M. D.
11, 1903, Biological Laboratory. — Entomological Division, Bulletin No. 1, Preli-
minary Bulletin on Insects of the Cacao. (Prepared Especially for the Benefit of
Farmers.) By Charles S. Banks, Entomologist.
12, 1903, Biological Laboratory. — ^Report on Some Pulmonary Lesions Produced by the
Bacillus of Hemorrhagic Septicaemia of Carabaos. By Paul G. Wooley, M. D.
13, 1904, Biological Laboratory. — ^A Fatal Infection by a Hitherto Undescribed Chromo-
genic Bacterium : Bacillus aureus foetidus. By Maximilian Herzog, M. D.
14, 1904, Serum Laboratory. — Texas Fever in the Philippine Islands and the Far East.
By J. W. Jobling, M. D., and Paul C. Woolley, M. D. Biological Laboratory : Ento-
mological Division, Bulletin No. 2, The Australian Tick (Boophilus Australis Fuller)
in the Philippine Islands. By Charles S. Banks, Entomologist.
15, 190k} Biological and Serum Laboratories. — Report on Bacillus Violaceus Manilage :
A Pathogenic Micro-Organism. By Paul G. Woolley, M. D.
16, 190k, Biological Laboratory. — Protective Inoculation Against Asiatic Cholera : An
Experimental Study. By Richard P. Strong, M. D.
17, 190k. — New or Noteworthy Philippine Plants, II. By Elmer D. Merrill, Botanist.
18, 1904, Biological Laboratory. — I. Amebas : their Cultivation and Etiologic Signi-
ficance. By W. E. Musgrave, M. D., and Moses T. Clegg. II. The Treatment of
Intestinal Amcebiasis (AmcEbic Dysentery) in the Tropicts. By W. E. Musgrave,
M. D.
19, 1904, Biological Laboratory. — Some Observations on the Biology of the Cholera
Spirillum. By W. B. Wherry, M. D.
20, 190k, Biological Laboratory. — I. Does Latent or Dormant Plague Exist where the
Disease is Endemic? By Maximilian Herzog, M. D., and Charles B. Hare. Serum
Laboratory: II. Broncho-Pneumonia of Cattle: Its Association with B. Bovisep-
ticus. By Paul G. Woolley, M. D., and Walter Sorrell, D. V. S. III. Pinta (Pafio
Blanco). By Paul G. Woolley, M. D. Chemical Laboratory : IV. Notes on Anal-
ysis of the Water from Manila Water Supply. By Charles L. Bliss, M. S. Serum
Laboratory : V. Framboesa : Its Occurrence in Natives in the Philippine Islands.
By Paul G. Woolley, M. D,
21, 1904, Biological Laboratory. — Some Questions Relating to the Virulence of Micro-
organisms with Particular Reference to Their Immunizing Powers. By Richard P.
Strong, M. D.
22, 1904, Bureau of Government Laboratories. — I. A Description of the New Buildings
of the Bureau of Government Laboratories. By Paul C. Freer, M. D., Ph. D. II. A
Catalogue of the Library of the Bureau of Government Laboratories. By Mary
Polk, Librarian.
23, 1904, Biological Laboratory. — Plague : Bacteriology, Morbid Anatomy and Histo-
pathology (Including a Consideration of Insects as Plague Carriers). By Maxi-
milian Herzog, M. D.
(Continued on third pagre of cover.)
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Page 101
In line 14 for Jo c du read / ri id ts
For STEEPOPELIA read STREPTOPEUA
In hne 4 for humui s read hum I s
In lines 24 and 35 of footnok for Clark read ^
In last line of footnote for this read the forn^r..
For LIMONDROMITS read LIMOlfflDEOltf S.
i
No. 36.— JAMJAKV% 1906
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR .1
BUREAU OF GOVERNMENT LABORATORIES j
A HAND-LIST OF THE BIRDS 0^
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS i
BY
RICHARD c. McGregor
AND
DEAN C. WORCESTER
MANILA
BUREAU OF PRINTING
1906
359I§
INTRODUCTION
The appearance of the first volume of Dr. E. B. Sharpens admiral
"Hand-List of Birds^^ suggested to me the desirability of preparing a li
similar in form, of the birds of the Philippine Islands. The need of s
a list was especially great in view of the fact that among the America
scattered through every province of the Philippine Archipelago th
were a number of members of the American Ornithologists^s Union w\
were attempting to take up the study of Philippine birds, as well
numerous amateur ornithologists, whose attention was attracted by
unusual opportunities for ornithological work and who desired to iden'
the birds to be found in the vicinity of their several stations.
While the necessary literature for the identification of the known spec;
of Philippine birds is on file in the general scientific library of the Bur(
of Government Laboratories, its use by persons unfamiliar with Phil:
pine ornithology is naturally attended with some practical difficulties
therefore seemed to me highly desirable that there should be prepare
hand-list giving references to descriptions of all species known to inhal
the Philippines and stating accurately the known distribution of
species within the Archipelago. I began work upon such a list f our y(
ago, but manifold official duties prevented rapid progress.
When the services of Mr. Richard C. McGregor were secured as collect
of natural-history specimens this work, which had then been little m<
than begun, was turned over to him, as was an unpublished man
prepared by Dr. Frank S. Bourns and myself, from which it was h
that he would be able to derive information of value. It is only fair|
Mr. McGregor to say that from that time until August 16, 1905,
which date he left for a well-earned rest in the United States, most of '
work upon the Hand-List was performed by him. My own. subsequ^
connection with it has been confined to consultation with him- on dotibfe
points and to the final editing of the manuscript. As some of the fo
notes were written by Mr. McGregor prior to his departure and oth
which he has had no opportunity to see have been subsequently writi
by me, I have deemed it desirable to give, in each instance, the authorsl
of the footnotes.
It has been our purpose to include all species which are known
4
liabit the geographicaJ area known as the Philippine Ishmcls, as fixed
the treaty of Paris and the supplementary purchase of islands by the
nited States Government. The species of the Palawan Islands (Bala-
LC, Palawan^ Calamianes, and Cuyos groups) have accordingly been
eluded.
The Distribution List of Philippine Birds prepared by Dr. Frank 8.
ourns and myself (Proceedings of the United States Rational Museum,
ol. XX, pp. 549-566, 1898) enumerated 243 genera and 596 species
r this same area. The work of Mr. John Whitehead, Dr. Edgar A.
earns, Mr. Walter Goodfellow, Mr. John Waterstradt, and of Mr. Mc-
regor and his Filipino assistants, together with such fragmentary work
I myself have been able to carry on in connection with official trips
rough the Islands, has raised this total to 284 genera, 691 identified
ecies, and two species {Oceanodroma sp. and loriculus sp.) not identi-
id. Some knowledge has been gained of the avifaume of the Islands of
cao, Lubang, Cagayancillo, Agutaya, Calayan, Cresta de (Tallo, Maestro
Campo, Semirara, East Balud, West Balud, and Sibay, the birds of
lich were heretofore entirely unknown.
The highlands of Mindanao have yielded a number of most interesting
iw genera and species, and additional knowledge has been gained relative
the birds of Luzon, Mindoro, Masbate, Xegros, Samar, Cuyo, Culion,
igayan-Sulu, Fuga, Eomblon, and Sibuyan.
From the information now available we may deduce the following con-
isions relative to the zoological relationships of these several islands:
Ticao belongs with the central group (Panay, Gluimaras, Negros, and
asbate) rather than with Luzon.
Lnbang must be considered a detached fragment of Ijuzon, as it has
number of characteristic liUzon species and entirely lacks those which
e especially characteristic of Mindoro. One species (Aethopyga ruhri'
ta McGregor) is, so far as we at present know, confined to this island.
On Cagayancillo is found Cinnyris aurora, but no other of the charac-
'istic Palawan forms are known to exist there, while the occurrence of
eh species as CentropUs viridis, Hypotaenidia torquata, Rallvna cury-
Hoides, Limnobeanus fuscus, and Hierococcyx fugax, and tlie con-
ieuous absence of many of the species which are most common on tlie
ighboring islands, lead to the conclusion that Cagayancillo is an oceanic
and of recent formation and that its bird population is composed of
3 descendants of stragglers, most of which have probably come in from
»gros or Mindanao, although C. aurora is evidently a wanderer from
lyo or Palawan.
Agutaya belongs to the Palawan group.
Calayan has a strong Formosan element. Probably it will ultimately
3ve that the Batanes and Babuyanes Islands form a group by them-
ves.
Semirara belongs with Mindoro.
The islands may therefore be divided into zoologically distinct grouf
as follows : I
(1) The Palawan group^ consisting of Palawan and the small islan<j;
adjacent to it^ Balabac^ Cagayan Sulu^ and the Cuyos and CalamiaH)
Islands. The birds of this group show a very strong Bornean eleme^;
The line of demarcation between the Philippines, zoologically speakinp^
and the Palawan Islands passes between Sibutu and the coast of Bornji
and extends thence northward through the 8nlu Sea east of the Cny'
group and through Mindoro Strait. t'
(2) The central Philippines, comprising the Islands of Negros, Pana
Guimaras, Masbate, and Ticao. They form a well-defined natural grou
although in the case of Masbate and Ticao there are indications
immigration from Luzon. i»
(3) Mindoro and some of the islands immediately adjacent to '
including Semerara and doubtless also Ylin. *'
(4) Luzon, Catanduanes, Marinduque, and Jjubang. '/
(5) Samar, Leyte, and Bohol. The Loriculus on Bohol proves to ,
Loriculus worcesteri and not Loriculus apicalis, while the presence i
OrthotomiLS frontalis and Phahotrerom brevirostris among birds and ,
Galeopithecus philippinensis and Tarsius spectrmn among mammgj'j
points unequivocally to the closest zoological relationship between Boh-
and Leyte. ^•
(6) Mindanao and the islands immediately adjacent to it form a gro't *
by themselves. ■;
(7) Basilan must be separated from Mindanao on account of the f a *
that it has a number of representative forms of Mindanao species m
lacks a number of species characteristic of Mindanao. ;'
(8) Bongao, Tawi Tawi, Lapac, Siasi, and Sulu form a well-mark';
natural group, to which Sibutu must probably be added. t^\
(9) Tablas, Eomblon, and Sibuyan show no evidence of having be!;
connected with any of the neighboring larger islands. They have'!
number of peculiar species of birds, and Tablas and Eomblon shouj'
probably be classed together. ;
(10) Cebu can not be regarded as one of the central Philippine grot ^
but must be classed by itself.
(11) The Batanes Islands have a strong Formosan element amo
their birds. It remains to be seen whether the Babuyanes Islands mt ,
be grouped with them or must be considered as detached fragments^'!
northern Luzon. ! i
(12) Siquijor, Cagayancillo, and Cresta de Gallo are islands of recel
origin, and their bird fauna^ have been derived from stragglers f r< j
neighboring islands. ^!n
While these several groups are by no means zoologically equivale: ^
each has its highly characteristic; species and forms a fairly natu; i;
division. j
In preparing the Hand-List no species has been recorded definitely
om any island except upon authority believed to be unimpeachable,
here doubt exists as to the occurrence of a given species on any island
e fact is indicated by an interrogation point placed after the name of
ch island. Several species for which no specific habitat within the
rchipelago can be assigned have been included, upon the authority of
e "Hand-List of Birds/' in the belief that so eminent an authority as
r. Sharpe would not have recorded them as occurring in the Philippines
thout sufficient evidence. On the other hand, a number of the Phil-
ipine species included in Sharpens Hand-List have been excluded for
asons stated at the proper places in the text.
To and including the Family Certhiidce the sequence of families is
at of Sharpens Hand-List, Volumes I to IV ; for the succeeding families
3 have followed the scheme proposed by Dr. E. V. Shufeldt in the
merican Naturalist, XXXVIII, pages 856-857. Thanks are due to
r. Charles W. Eichmond for suggested corrections in the nomenclature
. various genera and species. Dr. Edgar A. Mearns has kindly furnished
MS. list of new localities for a number of species based upon his collec-
pns from Mindanao and neighboring islands.
.The work of the collectors regularly employed by the Insular Govern-
ent, as well as that of residents of the Islands and of collectors rep-
^enting scientific institutions of other countries, will doubtless make
squent additions and corrections necessary if this Hand-List is to be
pt up to date. Supplemental pages containing addenda will be pub-
ihed from time to time until sufficient matter has been accumulated to
^tify the revision of the entire list.
It is hoped that students of Philippine ornithology will aid us, not only
calling attention to any errors which they may note in this list but by
fnmunicating authentic facts relative to the occurrence in the Philip-
aes of species not included in it, and to the recording from any new
ands in the Archipelago of species already known to inhabit the
jiilippines. Due credit will be given to all persons furnishing such
formation.
Attention is invited to the fact that the ornithological books and papers
jthe general scientific library of the Bureau of Government Laborato-
js ^ and the bird collection of some 6,000 carefully identified specimens
fy be used, under reasonable restrictions, by any properly accredited
rson.
Dean C. Worcester.
[Manila, P. I., Septemher 9, 1905.
The Bureau of Government Laboratories, after November 1, 1905, will be known
^.he Bureau of Seience.
Class AVES.
Subclass CARINAT^.
Order GALLIFOIIMEH.
Suborder MEGAPODII.
Iniiiilv MEGAPODIID/E.
MEGAPODIUS (). cC G.
(Grant, Cat. lUls., XXII, p.
1893.)
cumingi Dillw. (p. 449.)
IT).
Celebean Islands
Islands of northwestern Bor:
Balabao Mindoro i
Basilan Palawan \/\
Cagayancillo Romblon l\
Calayan Samar i
Cebu Sibutu \
Cresta de Gallo Sibuyan ,.;
Fuga Sulu 1
Ijuzon Tablas , 1
Marinduqiie Tawi Tawi ,.
Mindanao Ticao , {
8iil)or(ler PHASIANI.
Family PHASIANID/E.
EXCALFACTORIA 7/^;.
(Grant, Cat. Bds., XXIL p. ^H),
1893.)
lineata {."^cop.). (p. 25.'].)
Borneo
.Java
Sumatra
Australia
Calamianes
Negros
Cebu
Palawan
Lubang
Panay
Luzon
Samar
Masbate
Sibuyan
Mindanao
Sulu
Mindoro
Ticao
LLLUS Briss.
(Grant, Cat. Bds., XXII, p. 343,
1893.)
gailus {Linn.), (p. 344.)
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Malayan Islands
Indo-Chinese countries
Balabac
Mindanao
Basilan
Mindoro
Bongao
Negros
Calamianes
Palawan
Calayan
Panay
Cebu
Romblon
Fuga
Samar
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Lubang
Siquijor
Luzon
Sulu
Marinduque
Tablas
Masbate
Ticao
ILYPLECTRON Temm.
(Grant, Cat. Bcls., XXII, p. 353,
1893.)
napoleonis Less. (p. 361.)
[nehrkornce Blasius.]
Palawan
Order HEMIPODII.
Family TURNICID>E.
%mX Bonn.
(Grant, Cat. Bfls., XXII, p. 526,
1893.)
p fasciata {Temm.). (p. 535.
Calamianes Negros
Cebu Palawan
Luzon Panay
Masbate Sibuyan
Mindoro
'ocellata {Hcop.). (p. 548.)
Luzon
! whitehead! Grant, Hand-Book Game Birds, Luzon
if IT, p. 276 (1896).
Worcester! McGregor ^ Bull. Phil. Mus., No. 4, Luzon
p. 8 (1904).
suluensis M earns, Proo. Biol. 8oc. Wasli., Sulu
' XVIII, p. 83 (1905).
i
Order COLUMBIFORMES.
Suborder COLUMB^.
Family TRERONID/E.
Subfamily TREKONINJE.
SPHENOCEECUS Gray,
(Salvador], Cat. Eds., XXI, p. 4,
1893.)
formosae (Sioinh.). (p. 13.)
TRERON VieilL
(Salvador], Cat. Eds., XXT, p. 33,
1893.)
nipalensis (Hodgs.). (p. 34.)
OSMOTEERON Bp.
(Salvador], Cat. Eds., XXI, p. 38.
1893.)
axillaris (Bp.). (p. 48.)
Mountains of Formosa
Calayan
Nepal to Burma
Malay Peninsula
Eastern Bengal Sumatra
Slam Borneo j
Tenasserim Cochin Chinii
Mindorc
Palawan
Basilan
Negros
Catanduanes
Panay
Cebu
Romblon
Dinagat
Samar
Guimaras
Semirara
Lubang
Siquljor
Luzon
Tawi Tawl
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
everettl Rothschild, Nov. Zool., I, p. 41 Bongao
(1894). ^'^"^^
Sulu
vernans [J Ann.), (p. 00.)
Celebes
Malay Peninsula
Indo-Malayan Islands
Indo-Chinese provinces
Basilan Mindoro
Bohol Negros
Bongao Palawan
Calamianes Panay
Cebu Siasi
Guimaras Sibutu
Luzon Siquijor
Masbate Sulu
Mindanao
10
(Salvador!, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 66,
1893.)
amethystlna Bp. (p. 66.)
cinereiceps Bourns d Worcester, Occ. Papers Tawi Tawi
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 8 (1894).
brunneiceps Bourns & Worcester, t. c, p. 9. Basilan
frontalis Bourns & Worcester, t. c, p. 10. Cebu
macu I i pectus Bourns & Worcester, t. c, p. 10. Negros
leucotls {Temm.). (p. 67.)
occipitalis Salvad. (p. 68.)
nlgrorum Sharpe. (p. 68.)
brevirostris Tweedd. (p. 69.)
Subfamily PTILOPODINJE.
rCOTEEEON Bp,
(Salvador!, Cat. Bds., XXT, p. 71,
1893.)
occipitalis Bp. (p. 72.)
marchei (Oust.), (p. 75.)
leclanchcri {Bp.). (p. 79.)
Dinagat
Mindanao
Leyte
Panaon
Luzon
Samar
Catanduanes
Luzon
Lubang
Mindoro
Basilan
Cebu
Panay
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Masbate
Tablas
Negros
Ticao
Bohol
Samar
Dinagat
Siquijor
Leyte
Sulu
Mindanao
Basilan
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Leyte
Samar
Luzon
Sibuyan
Mindanao
Luzon
Cagayancillo
Mindoro
Calamianes
Negros
Calayan
Palawan
Catanduanes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Guimaras
Semirara
Lubang
Sibuyan
Luzon
Tablas
11
LAMPEOTKEEON Bp,
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 112,
1893.)
temmincki {Des Murs d PrSv.) . (p. 115.) Celebes
Sulu
SPILOTREEON Salvad.
(Salvador], Cat. Eds., XXI, p. 141,
1893.)
bangueyensis (A. B. Meyer), (p. 143.) Banguey
Basilan Palawan
Bongao Sibutu
Cagayan Sulu Sulu
Mindanao Tawl Tawi
Subfamily CARPOPHAGIN^.
MUSCADIVOEA Schlegel
{Carpophaga Selby; Salvador], Cat.
Eds., XX, p. 181, 1893.)
nuchalis {Cah.). (p. 100.)
aenea {7 Ann.), (p. 100.)
pickerlngi {Cass.) (p. 201.)
langhornei Mearns, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash.,
XVIII, p. 84 (1905).
Calayan
Fuga
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Indian Peninsula
Ceylon
Indo-Chinese countries
Malay Peninsula
Sunda Islands
Balabac
Basilan
Bongao
Calamianes
Catanduanes
Cebu
Dinagat
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Panay
Samar
Semirara
Sibutu
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tablas
Tawi Tawl '4
Ticao
Verde
Mantanani Islands
Lawas River, nbrthwest Bo^
Cagayancillo Sibutu
Cagayan Sulu Sulu
East Bolod
West Bolod
12
[LOCOLPA Bp.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 205,
1893.)
carola Bp. (p. 206.)
Igriseipectus Bp. =z d ; Cf. Grant, Ibis,
1895, p. 117; also Whitehead, Ibis,
1899, p. 489.]
Luzon
Mindoro
Mindanao
Sibuyan
nigrorum Whitehead, Bull. B. O. C, VI, p. Negros
34 (1897).
SfOPHAPS Salvad,
(Salvador], Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 207,
1893.)
poliocephala {Hartl), (p. 209)
Basilan
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Dinagat
Panay
Leyte
Samar
Luzon
Sibuyan
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
I mindorensis {Whitehead) , Ann. & Mag. Nat.
Hist., (6) p. 189 (1896). Fig., Grant,
Ibis, 1896, pi. xi.
Mindoro
ISTICIVOKA Reichenh.
(Salvador!, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 227,
1893.)
ffiblcolor {Scop.), (p. 227.)
Andamans Nicobars
Malay Peninsula
Indo-Malayan Islands
Moluccas .
Tenimber Islands
Siam Cochin China
Balabac
Negros
Bohol
Nipa
Bongao
Palawan
Cresta de Gallo Sakuijok
Guimaras
Samar
Leyte
Sibay
Malanipa
Siquijor
Marinduque
Sulu
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Ticao
Mindoro
West Bolod
13
Family COLUMBID/E.
Subfamily COLUMBINJE.
COLUMBA Linn.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 241,
1893.)
griseigularis {Wald. d Layard) . (p. 313.) Northern Borneo
Basilan
11
Mindoro
Cagayan Sulu
Negros |
Calayan
Romblon |
Guimaras
Sibutu 1
Lubang
Sibuyan ^
Luzon
SulU 1
Mindanao
West Bolod i,
Subfamily MACROPYGIIN-ffi.
MACEOPYGIA iSwains.
(Salvadori, Cat. Eds., XXI, p. 335,
1893.)
tenuirostrls Bp. (p. 346.)
Balabac
Mindoro
Basilan
Negros
Bongao
Palawan
Leyte
Romblon
Luzon
Sibutu
Marinduque
Sibuyan
Masbate
Sulu
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
phaea McGregor, Bull. Philippine Mus., No. 4, Calayan
p. 9, 1904.
Family PERISTERID/E.
Subfamily TURTURINJE.
STREPOPELIA Bp.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XX f, p. 413,
1893.)
dussumieri {Temm.) . (p. 423.)
Nortliern Borneo
Marianne Islands
Agutaya
Mindoro
Basilan
Negros
Bohol
Palawan
Cagayaneillo
Panay
Calayan
Romblon
Calamianes
Samar
Catanduanes
Semirara
Cebu
Siasi
Cuyo
Sibay
Guimaras
Sibutu
Leyte
Sibuyan
Lubang
Slquijor
Luzon
Sulu
Maestro de
Tablas
Campo
Tawi Tawi
Marinduque
Ticao
Masbate
Verde
Mindanao
tUi
.14
rOPOPELIA Blanf.
(Blanf., Fann. Brit. Ind., Birds, IV,
p. 47, 1898.)
humulis {Temm.). (Salvad., Cat. Bds.,
XXI, p. 434.)
ILOPELIA Sundev.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXl, p. 439,
1893.)
t i gri na ( Tcmm. cC- Knip. ) . (p. 440. )
i
Andamans
Eastern Bengal
Indo-Chinese countries
China
Japan
Calayan
Luzon
Lubang
Mindoro
Burma
Malay Peninsula
Greater and Lesser Sunda
Islands
Celebes Moluccas
Balabac
Palawan
Sublnniily GEOPELIIN.ffi;.
OPELIA Sioains.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXT, p. 455,
1893.)
striata {Linn.), (p. 458.)
Si am
Southern
Tenasserim
Malay Peninsula
Greater
and
Lesser Sunda
Islands
Celebes
Amboina
Lubang
Samar
Luzon
Verde
Mindoro
Subfamily PHABIN-ffi.
ALCOPHAPS Gould.
I (Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXT, p. 510,
1893.)
indica {Linn.), (p. 514.)
Indian Peninsula
Nicobars
Indo-Chinese countries
Malay Peninsula
Sunda Islands New Guinea
Celebes Moluccas
Ceylon Andamans
;l
Basilan
Negros
Cagayancillo
Palawan
Calamianes
Panay
Calayan
Romblou
Cebu
Samar
Cuyo
Sibuyan
Guimaras
Siquijor
Lubang
Sulu
Luzon
Tablas
Marinduque
Tawi Tawi
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
15
. Subfamily GEOTRYGONINiE.
PHLOGCENAS Reichenh.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. 583,
1893.)
luzonica [Scop.), (p. 585.)
crinigera {J acq. & Fucker.), (p. 587.)
keayi Clarke, Ibis, 1900, p. 359.
Luzon
Basilau
Leyte
Mindanao
Negros
menagei Bourns d Worcester, Occ. Papers Tawi Tawi
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 10 (1894).
platenae Hariert. (p. 588.) Mindoro
Siibtaniily CAIfjENADIN^.
CALCENAS Gray.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXI, p. Gl 1,
1893.)
Samar
Sulu?i
nicobarica {Linn.), (p. ()15.)
Nicobar Islands
Mergui Archipelago
Greater Sunda Islands
Bismarck Archipelago
Moluccas to New Guinea
Luzon
M indoro
Negros
Palawan
Sibutu
Sulu
Tawi Tawi
Order UALLll^OKMEH.
Family RALLID/E.
Subfamily RALLIN-E.
HYPOT^NIDIA Kcickenb.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII p. 32,
1894.)
striata {Linn.), (p. 33.)
I
Southern India Ceylon .•}'.
Formosa Celebes
Malay Peninsula ; ?
Indo-Malayan Islands } .
Burmese countries to Chiiii'l I »
Calamianes Negros I i
Cebu Panay *jj j
Guimaras Samar | i
Leyte Sibuyan fj
Luzon Siquijor ' j'i
Mindanao Sulu j I
Mindoro | ■
--- - - - - :- • !1
^ See Pucker, d J acq., Voy. Pole Hud. HI, Ois., p. 18 (1853). P. crinigera i j
not met with in Sulu by Platen or by Dr. Bourns and myself. — Worcester. li;
IB
phllippinensis {Linn.), (p. 30.)
Pacitic IslaiuLs
Australia New Zealand
Entire Malayan Archipelago
Luzon
torquata {Linn.). ( p, 43.
Bongao
Mindanao
Cagayaucillo
Mindoro
Catanduanes
Negros
Cebu
Panay
Dinagat
Romblon
Guimaras
Samar
Leyte
Sibuyan
Luzon
Siquijor
Marinduque
Ticao
Masbate
Verde
XLINA Reichenh.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII, p. 74,
1894.)
^ fasciata {Raffl.). (p. 75.)
euryzonoides {Lafr.). (p. 78.
i'
Burmese provinces
Malay Peninsula
Indo-Malayan Islands
Halmahera
Pelew Islands
Balabac
Palawan
Cagayancillo Mindoro
Cebu Negros
Leyte Panay
Luzon Sulu
Mindanao
aZANA V.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII, p. 1)2,
I 1894.)
i pusilia Pall. {€(. Reiclieiib., J. f. ()., 181)8, Central Europe
, ^t\ \ East to Lake Baikal
( . p. 130.)
[intermedia (Henri.), (p. 103.)]
I
Africa and Madagascar (vri ti-
ter)
plumbea Gray.
[tahuensis, ^t. (pp. Ill, 335.) ]
Luzon
New Hebrides Australia
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Chatham Islands
Samoa Islands Fiji Islands
Luzon
17
POLIOLIMNAS ^harpe.
(Sliarpe, Cat. Ikls., XXI 1 1, p.
1894.)
cinereus (K.). ( [)p. KK), \VM .)
VM),
LIMNOB^NUS tiundcv.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXI IK p. 115,
1894.)
fuse us {Linn.), (p. 140.)
Occa 11 ia
Malayan Peninsula
Greater and Lesser
Islands
Buru Australia
Sun
Basil an
Mindanao
Calayan ? ^
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Dinagat
Pan ay
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Leyte
Siquijor
Luzon
Ticao
Marinduque
Indian Peninsula
Ceylon
Burmese countries to Ch:
and Japan
Malay Peninsula
Christmas Island
Java Borneo
Cagayancillo
Leyte
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
paykulli {Ljuiigh.). (p. 14!).)
China
Malay Peninsula
Eastern Siberia
Java Borneo
Basil an
r^l
AMAVl^OmS ncic/u'iib.
(Sliarpe, (kt. Bds., XXIII, p. 15"^,
1894.)
ol i vacea ( Meycn ) . ( p. 1 53. )
^ A rail, probably P. cinereus, was seen but not obtained by Mr. McGre '
in Calayan. — Worcester.
35916 2 ||!
Calayan
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Leyte
Panay
Luzon
Samar
Masbate
Siquijor
Mindanao
Ticao
18
phoenicura {Forstcr) . (p. 156.)
Celebes
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Burmese provinces
Malay Peninsula
Greater and Lesser Sunda
Islands
Ceylon China
Basilan Mindoro
Bongao Palawan
Cagayan Sulu Panay
Calamianes Siquijor
Marinduque Sulu
Mindanao Tawi Tawi
ILUNXILA Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII, p. 167,
1894.)
chloropus {Linn.), (p. 169.)
Europe
Asia
Madagascar
Africa
Mauritius
Calayan
Cebu
Guimaras
Leyte
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Pa^iay
Samar
kLLICEEX Blyth,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII, p. 183,
1894.)
j, cinerea {Lath.), (p. 183.)
is
Ceylon
Burmese provinces to China
and Japan
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Catanduanes
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Luzon
Panay
Marinduque
Sibuyan
Masbate
Sulu
Mindanao
Ticao
EPHYRIO Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII, p. 192,
1894.)
pulverulentus Temm. (p. 207.)
Luzon Mindoro
Mindanao
19
Subfamily FULICIN^.
FULICA Linn.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIII, p. 209,
1894.)
atra Linn. (p. 210.) Europe
Indian Peninsula
Mediterranean countries
Nortliern and central Asia
China Celebes
Java Sumatra
Luzon
Order PODICIPEDIDIFORMES.
Family PODICI PEDID>C
PODICIPES Lath.
(Grant, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 502,
1898.)
phllippinensis {Bonn.), (p. 511.) Borneo
Southern China
Burmese provinces
Formosa Hainan
Calayan Luzon
Guimaras Mindanao
Order PROCELLARIIFORMES.
Family PROCELLARMD/E.
Subfamily PROCELLARIINJE.
OCEANODEOMA Reiclienh.
(Salvin, Cat. Bds., XXV, p. 317,
1896.)
sp. McGregor, Bull. Philippine Mus., No. 4, Luzon
p. 12 (1904).
Family PUFFIN I D/E.
subfamily PUFFININ^.
PUFFINUS Briss.
(Salvin, Cat. Bds., XXV, p. 368,
1896.)
leucomelas Temm. (p. 370.) Japan and Korea south to .|
tralia
20
Order LARIFOIIMES.
Family LARID/E.
Subfamily STERNIN-ffi.
tDEOCHELIDON Bole.
(Saunders, Cat. Eds., XXV, p. 5,
1891.)
J leucoptera {Meisji. d ^chinz) . (p. 6.)
hybrida {Pall.) . (p. 10.)
ERNA Linn,
(Saunders, Cat. Bds., XXV/p. 40,
1896.)
fluviatilis Namn. (p. 54.)
boreotis {Bangs), Bull. Mus. Conip. Zool.,
i XXXVI;No. 8, 256 (1901).
Africa (tvinter)
Australia New Zealand
Central and southern Europe tb
central Asia and China
Mindanao
Malay Archipelago
Australia Africa
Southwestern central, and
southern Europe to China
Luzon
Mindanao
Palawan
Negrbs
Countries on both sides of At-
lantic Ocean
Indian and African coasts
(winter)
Brazilian coasts {winter)
Calayan
Red Sea
African and Indian Oceans to
China, Japan, Australia, and
the Pacific Islands.
Agutaya
Negros
Balabac
Palawan
Bohol
Panay
Calamianes
Pata off Sulu
Cebu
Romblon
Cuyo
Samar
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Leyte
Siquijor
Luzon
Sulu
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
anaestheta 8cop. (p. 101.)
African and Indian seas to Chi-
na, Japan, Moluccas, north-
ern Australia, and Pacific
Islands.
Gulf of Mexico Western Indies
Panay
21
fullginosa Om. (p. 106.)
sinensis Chn. (p. 113.
melanauciien Tcmm. (p. 120.)
ANGUS Steph.
(Sannders, (/at. Pxls., XXV, ]). VM\,
189().)
stolid us {J jinn.), (p. 130.)
Snl)rinnily LARIN-ffi.
Tropical and juxtatropical m
of the world
Siquijor
Chinese and Indian seas
Australia
Mindanao
Mindoro
Tenasserim
Nicobars Andamans
Malay Peninsula
Northern Australia i
Pacific Islands to Liu I
Islands
Northern Mascarene Islands
Palawan
Cresta de Ga
Tropical and juxtatropical sj
of the world
Cagnyan Sulu Palawan
LARUS Linn.
(Saimdors. Cat. Bds.. XXV, p. 1^9,
189().)
ridibundus Unn. (p. 207.)
vegae Palnien. (p. 270.)
Europe and northern Asia
Africa Indian Ocea
China to Malay Archipel
{winter)
Luzon
Mindanao
;.')
Samar
Chinese coasts {winter) I
.Japan and Formosa {xoinici
Bonin Islands {winter)
Arctic Siberia
Bering Sea
Luzon
22
Order CHARADRIIFORMES.
Suborder CHARADRII.
Family CHARADRII D/E.
Subfamily AKENARIIN^.
lENARIA Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 91,
1896.)
interpres (Lwn.). (p. 92.)
Cosmopolitan, breeding in high
northern latitudes
Bohol Masbate
Cagayancillo Mindanao
Cagayan Sulu Negros
Lubang Palawan
Luzon Siquijor
Subfamily CHARADRIIN^.
i [VAT AUOLA Leach.
: (Shatpe,. Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 182,
1896.)
helvetica {Linn.
(p. 182.)
Subarctic regions south to Aus-
tralia, Cape, and South
America (winter)
Cuyo
Luzon
Mindanao
Negros
Palawan
Siquijor
tARADRniS Linn. ,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 191,
1896.)
fulvus {Gm.). (p. 195.)
[dominicus (P. L. S. Miill.).]
Subarctic regions south to Aus-
tralia
New Zealand Africa
South America (winter)
Balabac
Bohol
Calamianes
Calayan
Cebu
Cuyo
Fuga
Leyte
Lubang
Ijuzon
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Sib ay
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Ticao
23
OCHTHODROMUS Reichenh.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XXIV, p. 209,
1896.)
geoffroyi {Wagl.) . (p. 217.)
mongolus {Pall.
(p. 223.
veredus [aould). (p. 232.
^GIALITIS Boie.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XXIV, p. 254,
1896.)
dubia {^eop.). (p. 263.)
peroni (///).). (p. 273.)
Eastern Asia (Japan, Formo^
Africa, Indian Peninsula,
Australia {winter)
Bohol
Mindanao
Cagayancillo
Mindoro
Cuyo
Palawan
Leyte
Pan ay
Lubang
Pata off Sul
Luzon
Siquijor
Negros
Nortlieastern Asia
Coasts of Bering Sea. Alask
China to Australia {winten
Bohol
Cagayancillo
Calayan
Cuyo
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Mindanao
Negros
Palawan
Ticao
Mongolia
China to Moluccas and Aus
lia {winter)
Palawan
Africa (winter)
Alaska to California (casW
Europe and northern Asii
Japan
India and the Malay Archl
ago {winter)
Bohol
Cagayancillo
Calayan
Catanduanes
Cebu
Gulmaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Panay
Slbuyan
Tablas
m
t
Greater Sunda Islands to
bes
Bohol
Calayan
Fuga
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Mindanao
Negros
Palawan
Romblon
Slbutu
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Tlcao
24
alexandrina {Linn.), (p. 275.)
Africa
Indian Peninsula and Australia
(winter)
Europe and central Asia to
China and Japan
Calayan
Panay
Cuyo
Siquijor
Mindanao
Ticao
Palawan
Subfamily HIMANTOPODINJS.
ll
MANTOPUS Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 309,
1896.)
leucocephalus Gould, (p. 317.)
( Subfamily TOTANIN^.
fMENIUS Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XXTV, p. 840,
1896.)
arquata [TA/iin.). (p. .341.)
Molucca Islands
Greater Sunda Islands
Australia New Guinea
Mindanao
India Africa
Europe east to Lake Baikal
Southern China and Malay Pen-
insula {winter)
Luzon
Samar
Masbate
Ticao
Palawan
i| cyanopus Y. (p. 350.)
Japan
Eastern Siberia
Australia {winter)
Mindoro
Negros
variegatus {Scop.), (p. 301.
Japan
Eastern Siberi
a
Southern China to Australia
(winter)
Cagayancillo
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Cuyo
Palawan
Lubang
Panay
Luzon
Samar
Malanipa
Siquijor
Mindanao
25
MESOSCOLOPAX Thorpe.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XXIV, p. 371,
1896.)
mi nut us (}ou1d. (p. ;i7i.)
LIMOSA /l/'kv.
(Sharpo, (^at. Bds., XX TV, j).
181)().)
novae-zealandiae Cray. (j). .379.)
limosa {Linn.), (p. 381.)
TOTANUS BpchsL
(Slmrpe, (^at. lids., XXIV, p. 10!),
189G.)
China
Eastern Siberia
Corea and Mongolia
Japan to Australia {wintci')
Marinduque Mindanao
Alaska
Eastern Siberia south to /
tralia
New Zealand, Oceania (loin
Bohol
Negros
Cuyo
Central and northern Eu
to Valley of Ob River
Mediterranean countries
northeastern Africa (i
tcr)
Negros
Sainar
eurhinus {Obcrh.
p. 207 (1900).
Proc. U. S. N. M., XXII, India Africa j
Europe and central Asitj
eastern Siberia
Burmese countries to
Archipelago (winter)
M
Bohol
Cebu
Cuyo
Mindanao
Negros
Palawan
Siquijor
I;
li
HELODROMAS Kaup.
(Sharpc, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. i;r
1896.)
ochropus { Linn. ). (p. 437. )
'-'^'i
Africa '
Europe and northern AsiaV
Indian Peninsula to Malay*.
chlpelago (winter) ,
Luzon
Samar
2()
ITERACTITIS Stejn.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds.,, XXIA^ p. 449,
1896.)
brevlpes (F.). (p. 449.)
TITIS Illiger.
{Tringoides Bp. ; Sharpe, Cat. Bds.,
! ' XXIV, p. 456, 1896.)
* hypoleucus {Linn.), (p. 456.)
Eastern Siberia
China to Malay Archipelago
and Australia {winter)
Bohol
Luzon
Cagayancillo
Malanipa
Calayan
Negros
Cebu
Palawan
Cuyo
Siquijor
Leyte
Ticao
Lubang
Africa
Europe and northern Asia
Indian Peninsula to Australia
{winter)
Agutaya
Lubang
Balabac
Luzon
Basilan
Masbate
Bohol
Mindanao
Cagayancillo
Mindoro
Cagayan Sulu
Negros
Calamianes
Palawan
Calayan
Panay
Camiguin
Samar
Cebu
Sibay
Cuyo
Ticao
Guimaras
Verde
REKIA Bp.
I (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 474,
1896.)
*j cinerea {QUldenst.) . (p. 474.)
Northern Siberia
Northeastern Europe
Africa and Indian Peninsula to
Australia {winter)
Bohol
Masbate
Negros
Palawan
3TTIS Koch.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 480,
1896.)
nebularius {Gunn.) . (p. 481.)
Africa
Northern Europe and northern
Asia
Indian Peninsula to Australia
{winter)
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Samar
RHYACOPHILUS Kaup.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XXIV, p. 490,
1896.)
glareola [Gm.) . (p. 491.)
Africa ]
Europe and northern Asia
Indian Peninsula to Austr
(imntcr)
Bohol
Mindanao
Cagayan Sulu
Mindoro
Calamianes
Negros
Calayan
Palawan
Cebu
Panay
Guimaras
Siquijor
Lubang
Ticao
Luzon
I
Subfamily SCOLOPACINJE.
CALIDEIS Illiger.
(Sharpe, Cat. B(k., XXIV, p. 526,
1896.)
abba [Pall.), (p. 526.)
\Cf. Richmond, Smitlisoii, Miseol. Colls.,
47, p. 347 (1005).]
Africa
Arctic regions
South America
Indian Peninsula to Aust:
Xiomicr)
Marshall Islands {winter)
Luzon
LIMONITES Kafiip.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 537,
1896.)
mlnuta {Leister), (p. 538.)
Africa
Ceylon (winter)
Indian Peninsula
Northern Europe
Northern Asia to Lake Ba'.'^
Mindanao
ruficollis [Pall), (p. 545.)
Eastern Siberia
Japan China ?
Burmese countries to Aust
{winter)
Bohol
Luzon
Calayan
Mindanao
Cebu
Negros
Cuyo
Palawan
28
II damacensis {Horsf.). (p. 553.
Japan
Eastern Siberia
Islands of Bering Sea
China to northeastern Bengal
Burma to Australia (winter)
Luzon
Mindanao
Palawan
temmincki [LcisL). (p. 555.)
Northern Europe and Asia
Northern and northeastern
Africa
Indian Peninsula
China (winter)
Negros
^ TETLOTYGIA Coues.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 561,
1896.)
• acuminata ( Horsf. ) . ( p . 500. )
I
ICYLOCHILUS A7/7/p.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 585,
] 1896.)
i subarquatus {(tilldcust.). (p. 580.)
I
!N(JA Linn.
. (Sharpe, Cat. I^xls., XXIV, p. 598,
1896.)
^crassirostris T. <C- aV. (p. 000.)
Eastern Siberia
Alaska
China south to Australia and
New Zealand (winter)
Mindanao
Northern Siberia
Africa
Indian Peninsula to Australia
(lointer)
Luzon
Negros
Eastern Siberia
Japan
China to Australia and western
Indian Peninsula (winter)
Negros
29
LIMIC0LA7vr;c//.
(Sliarpe, Cat. IJd^., XXIV, p. {il'2,
189C).)
platyrhyncha {Tcimn.). (p. 012.)
GALLINAGO Leach.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXI\\ ]>. (HG.
1896.)
stenura {KiiJil). (p. 019.)
megala Hwinh. (p. 024.
gallinago {Linn.), (p. 033.
ROSTRATULA V.
(Sliarpe, (^at. lids., XX I \', p. i\H:\
189().)
capensis {lAnn.). (p. (583.)
Northern Europe and Siberj|
Mediterranean and Red Seas'
Indian Peninsula
China to Moluccas {winter)
Bohol
Cuyo
Negros
Palawan
H^astern Siberia to the Yen
China to Malay Penin^
{winter)
Calayan
Mindanao
Eastern Siberia
Japan
China south
to Molucca Isla
{winter)
Basilan
Mindoro
Calami an es
Negros ;
Cebu
Palawan
Leyte
Panay
Lubang
Samar *
Luzon
Sibuyan
Masbate
Siquijor C
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi '
i
Europe to northern Asia
Senegambia and northeas
Africa {lointer)
Indian Peninsula to the M;
Peninsula and the Molu
(winter)
Hohol
Leyte
Luzon
Mindoro
Africa
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces to C!|
and Japan south to m! l|
Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Catanduanes
Mindanao
Leyte
Panay
Lubang
Samar
Luzon
Sibuyan
Marlnduque
Siquijor
30
Suborder PARRJE.
Family PARRID/E.
ifrDROPHASIS Sharpc.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 69,
If 1896.)
l| chirurgus {8cop.) . (p. 69.) Indian Peninsula
Indo-Chinese countries to Ma-
lay Peninsula and Greater
Sunda Islands
Calayan Mindanao
Luzon Mindoro
IfDRALECTORFa^Zer.
u (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 79,
% 1896.)
gallinaceus {Temm.) . (1. c.) ' Australia
Celebes
Southern Borneo
Mindanao
n Suborder CURSORII.
i Family GLAREOLID/E.
AREOLA Briss,
I. (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 53,
1896.)
,, orlentalis Leac/i. (p. 58.) China
1 Eastern Siberia
r I
Indian Peninsula
f Indo-Chinese countries
H Malay Peninsula and Archipel-
i.
ago to Australia (winter)
Calayan Mindanao
Puga Negros
Luzon Palawan
Suborder (EDICNEMI.
Family CEDICNEMID/E.
^ .THORHAMPHUS Salvad.
:*' (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIV, p. 22,
'' 1896.)
1 magnlrostrls (F.). (p. 22.) Australia to Bismarck Archipel-
; , ago and north to Borneo and
? islands of Bay of Bengal
Calayan Mindanao
Fuga Mindoro
Luzon Palawan
31
Order GRUIFORMEB.
Suborder GEUES.
Family GRUID.C.
ANTIGONE Reicheuh.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXIir, p. 2G2,
1894.)
Sharpel Blanf, Bull. B. 0. C, V, p. Vl (1895). Malay Peninsula
Burma and Cochin China
Suborder PLATALE^.
Family IBIDID/E.
PLEGADIS Kauy.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 29,
1898.)
falcinellus (Lwrn.). (I.e.) China
Africa
Jamaica
Australia
Eastern United States
Southern Kurope to India
Mindanao
Order ARI)EI1X)RMES.
Suborder CICONIiE.
Family CICONIIDvC.
Subfamily CICONIIN-E.
DISSOUEA (M.
(Sliarpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 291,
1898.)
episcopus {Bodd.). (p. 204.) Tropical Africa
Indian. Peninsula
Malay Peninsula
Indo-Malayan Islands
Indo-Chinese countries
Celebes Ceylon
Calayan
Mindoro
Leyte
Negros
Luzon
Panay
Masbate
Samar
Mindanao
32
jl Suborder AEDE^.
f Family ARDEID>C.
|?ERHERODIAS Finsch S llartL, \^)g.
f| 3st-Afr., p. G76 (1870).
B [Phoijx Stejii. (Sliarpe, (^at. Bds.,
i- XXVI, p. 60, 1898.) I
manillensis {Mcyen). (p. 04.)
DEA Linn.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 66,
1898.)
H Sumatra na Raffl. (p. 68.)
I cinerea Linn. (p. 74.)
I, .
Celebes
Indian Peninsula
Malay Peninsula
Ceylon China
Greater Sunda Islands*
Basilan
Negros
Calamianes
Palawan
Catanduanes
Pan ay
Cebu
Romblon
Leyte
Samar
Luzon
Sibuyan
Marinduque
Siquijor
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
Mindoro
Ticao
Australia
Malay Peninsula
Sunda Islands
Celebes
Aracan
Tenasserim
Negros
Palawan
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Guimaras
;SOPHOYX t^karpc.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. "^^y,
1898.)
^t Intermedia Wayl. (p. 85.)
Indian Peninsula
Malayan Archipelago
China Japan
3ohol
Mindoro
Calayan
Palawan
Luzon
Samar
Mindanao
HERODIAS Boie.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXV J, p. 88,
1898.)
timoriensis {Cuv.). (p. 98.)
EGRETTA Forslvr.
{GarzcUa Kaiip; Shar|)e, (^at. I>(ls.,
XXVr, ]). 118, 181)8.)
garzetta {Linn.) . (p. lis.)
DEMIEGRETTA Blyili.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XXVI, p. 1:U;.
1898.)
sacra ((7m.). (p. 137.)
NYCTICORAX RafifL
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., \X\\, ]>. 1
1898.)
nycticorax {Linn.), (p. 140.)
35916 3
Northern China and Japan
Australia
Mindanao
Africa
China
Japan
Southern E
urope to lent
Asia
Indian Peninsula
Malay Peninsula and Archip
ago
Bohol
Mindanao
Cagayancillo
Negros
Leyte
Panay
Lubang
Romblon
Luzon
Siquijor
("oast of Bay of Bengal
Australia and Oceania no»
to Japan and Corea
Balabac
Bohol
Bongao
Cagayancillo
Cagayan Sulu
Calayan
Cebu
Cuyo
Fuga
Lubang
Luzon
Malanlpa
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Panay
Pata (off Su:
Romblon
Semlrara
Slbuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tablas
Tawl Tawi
Ticao
Africa
Malay Peninsula
China and Japan
Greater Sunda Islands
Celebes
Northern and Central Amer
to Columbia and Bcuadc
Central and southern Buropi
Indian Peninsula
Calayan
Luzon
Mindanao
manillensis Viy. (p. 102.
Western Celebes
Northern Borneo
Basilan
Mindoro
Catanduanes
Negros
Cebu
Panay
Leyte
Samar
Luzon
Sibuyan
Marinduqiie
Siquijor
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Ticao
,1 )RSACHIIJS Bp.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds.,, XXVT, p. 166,
1898.)
melanolophus {Raffi.). (p. IGG.)
, goisagi {Temm.). (p. 109.)
Ceylon
Southern India
Assam to Hainan
Greater Sunda Island
Formosa south to Malay Penin-
sula
Balabac
Mindanao
Basilan
Palawan
Cebu
Samar
Guimaras
Siquijor
Luzon
Ticao
Masbate
Japan
Formosa
Luzon
Mindanao
JTORIDES Blyth.
J, (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 172,
1898.)
j javanica {Horsf.). (p. 177.)
amurensis {Sohrenck) (p. 181.)
Southern China
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Celebes Ceylon
Mascarene Islands
Greater Sunda Islands
Bongao
Mindoro
Cagayancillo
Negros
Calamianes
Nipa
Calayan
Palawan
Cebu
Panay
Cuyo
Romblon
Dinagat
Samar
Guimaras
Semirara
Leyte
Sibuyan
Lubang
Siquijor
Luzon
Sulu
Marinduque
Tablas
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Ticao
Greater Sunda
Islands
Japan
China
Amur-land
Celebes
Cebu
Palawan
BUBULCUS Bp.
(Sharpo, (^at. Bds., XXVI, p. 2l:\,
1898.^
coromandus [Bodd.) .
(p. 217.)
AEDETTA Gray.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XX \M, p. 220,
1898.)
sinensis [Gm.]. (p. 227.)
cinnamomea {Gm.). (p. 236.)
NANNOCNUS Stejn.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 242,
1898.)
e u ry t h m us ( Smnh. ) . ( p. 242. )
C'eylon
Eastern Siberia
Indian Peninsula
Corea China
Indo-Chinese countries soutlt
Celebes and Moluccas
Balabac
Masbate
Bohol
Mindanao
Bongao
Mindoro
Calayan
Negros
Catanduanes
Palawan
Cebu
Panay
Cuyo
Sulu
Guimaras
Tablas
Lubang
Ticao
Luzon
Japan
Indian Peninsula
China Korea
Indo-Chinese countries
Malay Peninsula and isla
to Australia (winter)
Calayan
Panay
Luzon
Sulu
Mindanao
Tablas
Mindoro
China
Eastern Siberia
Celebes (winter)
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Malayan subregion
Catanduanes
Mindoro
Cebu
Palawan
Guimaras
Panay
Leyte
Sibuyan
Luzon
Tablas
Marinduque
Taw I Tawi
Mindanao
Ticao
1 i
Eastern Siberia
Japan China
Borneo Celebes
Mindanao
Negros
m
\"BETOTL Heine d; Reich en.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 240,
1898.)
i flavicollis {Lath.), (p. 247.)
Malay Peninsula
Celebes Ceylon
Indo-Chinese countries
Indian Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Southern and central China
Cebu Mindanao
Luzon Negros
Marinduquc Samar
^[HAJJBJJS Br iss.
l^ (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 25;],
; 1898.)
: Stellar is {Linn.). (1. c.)
I .
Northwestern India
Burma China
Temperate Palsearctic region
Luzon
1
Order ANHEIMFOIIMES.
Faiiiilv ANATID/E.
Subfamily PLECTROPTERIN^.
M
TTOPUS BrcmdL
.' (Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXVII, p. 64,
1895.)
coromandellanus {Gm.) . (p. 68.)
Subfamily ANATINJE.
Indian Peninsula
Burmese countries
Greater Sunda Islands
China Celebes
Luzon
• TOROCYGK^A Sivains.
! (Salvador], Cat. Bds., XXVII, p. 114,
1895.)
viduata {Linn.), (p. 145.)
Tropical Africa
Tropical South America
West Indies Madagascar
Luzon
arcuata {Horsf.). (p. 153.)
New Guinea
Indo-Malayan Islands
Australia Oceania
Celebes Moluccas
Basilan
Mindanao
Rohol
Mindoro
Catanduanes
Panay
Cebu
Samar
Gu imams
Sibuyau
Leyte
Siquijor
Luzon
Ticao
iMasbalo
guttulata Wallace.
\(/uitaia Forst. (p. 104.) 1
ANAS Linn.
(SalvadorJ, Cat. Bds., XX\'
1895.)
luzonica Frastcr. {p. 205.)
I,]). 187
POLIONETTA Gates.
(Gates, Man. (hduw Bds. Ind., ])t. II,
p. 151, 1899.)
[Anas Linn. j)i. J
zonorhyncha {^vmih.). (p. 211.)
MARECA Steph.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XX\'II, p. :^M,
1895.)
penelope {Linn.). (1. e.)
Celebes
Teniraber Islands
Moluccas New Guinea!
Mindanao
Catanduanes
Guimaras
Lubang
Luzon
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Panay
Samar
Siquijor
Ticao
Eastern Siberia
Mongolia Japan
(Jhina Kurile Isla'
Calayan
Persia (winter)
Marshall Islands (winter)
North America (occasiona,
Northeastern Africa (wint\
Northern Europe and Sibei
Kamtchatka "
Northern Indian Peninsulc;
Burma to Borneo (loin.tn
Calayan
38
iiSTTION Kaup.
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXVIT, p. 238,
1895.)
i| crecca {Linn.), (p.
li*
243.
Persia
China (ivinter)
Indian Peninsula
Europe and northern Asia
Eastern United States (occa-
sional)
Northern and northeastern
Africa
Calayan
Luzon
Mindoro
, iFILA Sleph.
■I ( Halvadori, C^at. Bds., XXVII, }). 270,
1895.)
acuta {Linn.), (p. 270.)
[7)n)dcsta Tristr. (p. 275, note.) |
I ERQUEDULA Steph.
I ^[ (Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXVI T, p. 290,
1895.)
' querquedula {Linn.).
i [circia Linn. (p. 293.)]
I
\TULA Boie.
I (Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XXVII, p. 306,
1895.)
, , clypeata {Linn.). ( p. 300. )
Northern Asia
North America
Northern Europe
Mediterranean countries (unn-
tcr)
Indian Peninsula and China
(ivinter)
Central America and West In-
dies (winter)
Indo-Malayan Archipelago and
Oceania (ivinter)
Luzon
China (winter)
Indian Peninsula (winter)
Northeastern Africa (winter)
Malayan Archipelago (winter)
Northern Europe and northern
Asia
Calayan
Luzon
North America
Africa (winter)
West Indies (winter)
Southern China (winte7^)
Indian Peninsula (winter)
Arabia and Persia (winter)
Hawaiian Archipelago (-winter)
Central America to Colombia
(winter)
Europe Western Asia
Calayan
Mindoro
Luzon
89
i^n1>tami]y FULIGULINJE.
FULIGULA ^ipph.
(Salvadori, (^at. Bds., XX VIF, p. 351.
1895.)
fuligula {Linn.) . (p. :](V.\.)
Northern Asia
Xorthern Europe
Greater Sunda Islands iwmt^
Marianne and Pelew Islai
{winter)
Mediterranean Sea and Aby;
nia (iv inter)
Northern Indian Peninsula ;
Southern China ^winter)
Calayan
Luzon
Mindanao
OnloT rELE(\VNIF()UMES.
lamilv PHALACROCORACID/E.
PHALACEOCOEAX Briss.
(Grant, C^at. Bdn.. XXYI, p. 330,
1898.)
carbo [hinn.
(p. 340.
Faniilv PLOTID/E.
P-
Europe Africa
Greenland Northern As
Eantern North America
Georgia
Indian Peninsula to China
Australia
Calayan
Luzon
Ticao
I ;
ANHINGA Briss.
{Plotus Linn.; Grant, Cat. Bds.,
XXVI, p. 410, 1898.)
melanogaster {Pennant), (p. 414.)
Family SULIDvC.
SULA nriss.
- (Grant, iUxt Bds., XXVI. ]). 1-^3.
1898.)
piscator {Linn.). ( ]). 4:52.)
Mesopotamia
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Chinese countries
Indo-Malayan Peninsula
Borneo Celebes
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Oceania
Southern Atlantic
i|
H-
:hI
« i
Indian and Australian Sej| j
Mindanao
.11
III suia {Linn.). (p. 436.) Tropical Atlantic, Indian, Aus-
'i I tralian, and Pacific Oceans
: r I
I Calayan?! Luzon
I Dinagat Mindanao
I
^ ] amilv FREGATID/E.
'tEaAH A Briss.
(Grant, Cat. Bds.. XX YI, p. 142.
,|l 1898.)
• aquila {/Ann.). (p. 443.) Tropical and subtropical oceans
■ of both hemispheres
,, • Cagayancillo
i
I* arid {Oould). (p. 447.) Tropical and subtropical Indian
and Pacific Oceans
Cagayancillo N gros
Luzon Palawan
Mindanao
1<
Family PELECANID>C
\
\ XECANUS Limi.
; (Grant, Cat. Bds., XXVI, p. 4(;0,
1898.)
{ philippensis Om. (p. 471.) Indian Peninsula to China
1 1 Luzon Mindanao
^ Order AiMUriTlMFOKMES.
Suborder ACCIPITEES.
Family FALCON I D>C.
Subfamily ACCIPITRIN^.
I
.'^iCVS Lacep.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., I, p. 50, 1874.)
'spilonotus Kaup. (p. 58.)
Eastern Siberia
China and
Indo-Burmese coun-
tries (lointer)
Malay Archipelago (winter)
Calayan
Palawan
Luzon
Sibay
Mindanao
Sulu
Mindoro
\ pair of birds, in all probability >S'. stihu w(^re observed near ('alayan by Mr.
!r(^<,^or in Hoptomber, ] 1)03.— Worcester.
41
melanoleucus {Forsi.). (p. 01.)
aeruglnosus iljinn.), (p. (;•).)
ASTUR Lacep.
(Hh\ir]H\ Cat. Bds., I, ]). 92. 1874.)
trivirgatus {Temm.). (]). lO.").)
soloensis (Lalh.). (p. 114.
cuculoides {Temm.). (p. 115.)
ACCIPITER Bris,^.
(Sliarpo, Cat. Pxls.. I. p. 132, 187 1.)
gularis [Tennn. d- Hehl.). (p. KiO. pi.)
manillensis (Mei/en). (p. loO, pt.)
Eastern Siberia
Mongolia
China {wint
Northeastern
Indian Penin!
and Indo-
Chinese count
{}(' infer)
Calayan
Mindanao
Basilan
Negros
Guimaras
Sulu
TiUzon
Ticao
Toini)erate Europe
Northern Africa iwinter)
Indian Peninsula {tviiilrr)
Siberia China {whiC
Cagayan Sulu Mindoro
Luzon
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Malayan Islands
Ceylon Formosa
Pal abac
Palawan
Leyte
Saniar
Mindanao
I
China
Indo-Chinese countries
Molucca Islands (winter)
Malay Peninsula (winter) ! '■
Indo-Malayan Islands (toii^
Cagayancillo Mindanao
Luzon
China, south to Malay Arctj"
ago (winter) p
Cngayancillo
.la pan
Northern China
Malay Peninsula
Malay Archipelago
Calayan
Fiiga
Ciuimaras
Leyte
Luzon
Palawan
Mindanao |
Mindoro i
Negros
42
II subfamily AQUILINJE.
I IpHOTRIORCHIS Sharpe.
'-\ (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., I, p. 255, 1874.)
J;t kienerl {-aeoffr.). (p. 255.)
:•* t
-^1 i
''I >
li?
*ZAETUS VieUI.
• '} (Sharp(3, Cat. Bds., T, p. 259, 1874.)
.=1
philippinensis Gnrriey. (p. 201, note.)
Mmnaetus {Horsf.). (p. 272.)
c
Malay
Peninsula
Indian
Peninsula
Lesser
Sunda Islands
Indo-Malayan
Islands
Indo-Chinese
provinces
Ceylon
Celebes
Luzon
Marinduque
Panay
Mindanao
Basilan
Negros
Luzon
Palawan
Masbate
Siquijor
Burmese provinces
Malayan Peninsula
Northeastern Bengal
Greater Sunda Islands
Assam Himalayas
Calamianes
Lubang
Mindanao
Leyte ? '
Luzon
Mindoro
Palawan
^HECOPHAGA Grant.
{ (Grant, B. 0. C./VI, p. 17, 1890.)
'^ jefferyi arant, Bull. B. 0. C, Vi, p. 17,
! 1890; id. Ibis, 1897, pi. v.
•' LORNIS Gray.
". (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., I, p. 287, 1874.)
h- bacha {DaMd.). (p. 290.)
'1
jholospllus iVig.). (p. 293.
panayensis Stecre, List. Bds. & Mams. Guimaras
Stoere Exp., p. 7 (1890).
t. Panay
Mindanao
Samar
Malayan Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Calamianes
Palawan
Balabac
Basilan
Marinduque
Bongao
Mindanao
Catanduanes
Mindoro
Cebu
Samar
Leyte
Sulu
Luzon
Tawi Tawi
Guimaras
Romblon
Masbate
Sibuyan
Negros
Tablas
-'. jefferyi was probably heard, altliougli not seen, by Whitehead in Leyte. As
iiS been killed in Samar and Mindanao its oeenrrence in Leyte is hardly open to
it.- \N'ORCESTER.
43
BUTASTUR Hodgs.
(Sharpe, iM. Bds., T, p. 294, 1874.)
indicus {Gm.). (p. 297.)
HALIAETUS Savlgii.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., f, p. 301. 1874.)
leucogaster {Gm.). (]). 307.)
HALIASTUR Selhy,
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., T, p. 312, 1874.)
jntermedius Gurney. (p. 314.)
Ussuri-land
Japan Celebes
China to Malay Peninsula
Balabac
Basilan
Bohol
Cagayancillo
Cagayan Sulu
Calamianes
Calayan
Cebu
Cuyo
Fuga
(Juiniaras
l^ubang
Luzon
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Pan ay
Saniar
Sibay
Siquijor
Sulu
Tawl Tawi
Verde
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Chinese provinces
Malay Peninsula to Austi
and Oceania
Basilan
Romblon
Bongao
Samar
Calamianes
Semlrara
Calayan
Sibuyan
p]ast Bolod
Siquijor
Fuga
Sulu
I^uzon
Tab las
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Ticao
Mindoro
Verde
Palawan
Celebes
Malay Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Indo-Chinese provinces
;j
Basilan
Bohol
Bongao
Calamianes
. Catanduanes
Cebu
Cuyo
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
M aeatro
Campo
Malanipa
Marlnduqui
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Panay
Romblon
Samar |
Sibuyan I
Siquijor V
Sulu I
de Tablas i
Tawi Tawi
Tleao f
II
44
jiANTJS Savign.
I (Sliarpe, Cat. Eds., I, p. 33(), 1874.)
': hypoleucus Oould. (p. 338.)
m
]I;RNIS Cur.
(Sharpe, C^at. Eds., I. p. 343, 1874.
tl ptilonorhynchus {Temm.). (p. 347.)
Celebes
Greater Sunda
Islands
Basilan
Mindoro
Bongao
xNegros
Calamianes
Samar
Cebu
Sibuyan
Guimaras
Sulu
Luzon
Tiivvi Tawi
MiiKlanao
Ceylon
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Chinese countries
Greater Sunda Islands
Cebu
Palawan
Luzon
Samar
Mindanao
Sibuyan
Mindoro
Sulu
\:Zk Hodge.
^i (Sliari)(\ Cat. Eds., I, p. 351, 1874.)
* magnirostris (jray. (p. 35().)
i; leucopais Sharpe, Ibis, 188(S, p. 195.
rCROHIERAX Sharpe.
.^ (Sharpe, Cat. Eds., 1, p. 3()(), 1874.)
erythrogenys {Vig.). (p. 369.)
meridionalis Grant, Ibis, 1897, 220.
LCO Linn.
,\ (Sharpe, Cat. Eds., 1, p. 374, 1874.)
ilperegrinus Tunsl.
[coiiinninis (hu. (p. 37(5.)]
^ernesti Hharpc, Ibis, 1894, p. 545
Palawan
Romblon
Mindanao
Samar
Luzon
Mindoro
Cebu
Mindanao
Luzon
Samar
Africa (winter
)
Northern America
Europe
Asia
Indian Peninsula {'winter)
Calayan
Mindoro
Catanduanes
Negros
Fuga
Palawan
Luzon
Sibuyan
Mindanao
Greater Sunda Islands
New Guinea Fiji Islands
Luzon
Negros
4'}
melanogenys (Joukl. (p. 38.").)
severus Uorsf. (p. :U)7.)
Australia
Luzon
Malay Peninsula \
Burniese provinces jl
Himalayas Ceylon ;'
Southern Indian Peninsula *;?
Greater Sunda Islands to N; :
Guinea and New Britain
Calaniianes
Cobu
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Roniblon
Sibuyan
Siquljor
Sulu
Tawi Tawi '
CERCHNEIS Bole.
(Sliarpe, Cat. Pxls., I. p. A'l?>, 187 1.)
tinnuhculus [lAnu.). (]». 425.)
Africa (win lev)
Indian Peninsula (winlvr)
Europe Northern As
Luzon
SiibonhM- PANDIONES.
Family PANDIONID/E.
PANDION Savujn.
(Sharpo, Cat. Bds.. I, p. 4 18, 1871.)
haliaetus {Linn.). {]). 440.)
leucocephalus Could. (]). 451.)
POLIO AETUS Kan p.
(Sliarpc. C^it. nds., I. p. n^, 1871.)
ichthyaetus {Uorsf.). (p. 452.)
Eastern Hemisphere
Luzon
Pala
wan
Mindoro
Australia
Austro-Malayan Isla
nds
1 5a 1 abac
Marlnduque
Malay Peninsula
liurmese provinces
Indian Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Celebes Ceylon
liasilan
Bongao
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Samar
46
Order STIIIGI I X)liMES.
Family BUBONID/E.
Subfamily BUBONIN-ffi.
iEUDOPTYNX Kaup.
(Bubo, pt., Sharpe, Cat. Bds., II, p.
12, 1875.)
phllipplnensis Kaup. (p. 43.)
gurneyl Tweedd., P. Z. S., 1878, p. 040.
[us Pennant.
(Stone, Auk. XX, p. 275, 1903.)
(Scops. Sharpe, Cat. Bds., II, p. 43,
1875.)
megalotis {Gray.), (p. 69.)
|| everetti {Tweedd.) , P. Z. S., 1878, p. 492.
Luzon
Mindanao
I
fuliginosusi {Sharpe), Ibis, 1888, p. 197.
Luzon
Basilan
Mindanao
Palawan
sibutuensis {Sharpe), Bull. B. 0. C, II, p. Sibutu
ix (1893).
11 longlcornls {Grant), Bull. B. 0. C, III, p. li Luzon
mindorensis {Whitehead), Ibis, Jan., 1899, Mindoro
I p. 08.
whiteheadi {Grant), Bull. B. 0. C, IV, Luzon
p. xl (1895.)
Palawan
Samar
Sulu
Mindoro?!
;i4 rufescens {Eorsf.). (p. 102.)
Malay Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
m
liicuyensls McGregor, Bull. Philippine Mus., Cuyo
"j^l No. 4, p. 17 (1904).
calayensis McGregor, 1. c, p. 18.
Calayan
iromblonis McGregor, Govt. Lab. Publ., No. Romblon
25, p. 12 (1905).
jL undetermined specimen of Scops collected by Whitehead in Mindoro, is
Jtfully referred by Grant to S. longicornis (Ibis, Oct., 1896, p. 462).—
li i
m
hi
m
DESTER.
NINOX Uodgs.
(Sliarpe, Cat. Bi\^., II, p. i;5J, 1875.)
lugubris {TiokeU). (p. lu.)
scutulata {Uaffl.). (p. ]5g.)
japonica {Temm. & Schl).
{Scutulata pt. Sharp(», C^at. Bds., M,
p. 156; florensis Wall., P. Z. S., 1863,
p. 488; macroptera W. Blasiiis, Oriiis,
1888, p. 545.)
philippensis Bp. (p. IGT.
everetti Sharpe, Bull. B. 0. C, VJ, p. 42
(1897).
Himalayas
Indian Peninsula
Burmese countries
Basilan
Luzon
Masbate
Mindanao
Negros
Panay
Sulu
Southern India
Malay Peninsula
Greater Sunda Islands
Ceylon Tenasserim
Palawan
Celebes {winter)
Ternate (winter)
Sangi Islands (vfinter)
Japan China
Indo-Malayan Islands
Calayan
Puga
Cebu
Mindanao
Cuyo
Mlndoro
Basilan
Guimaras
Negros
Leyte
Panay
Luzon
Samar
Marinduque
Siquijor
Masbate
TIcao
Siasi
spilocephala Tweedd., P. Z. S., 1878, p. 940. Basilan
Mindanao
spilonota Bourns d Worcester, Occ. Papers
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 8 (1894).
Cebu
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Tablas
reyi Oust., Bui. Assoc. Sc. France, 1880, No.
39, p. 206.
Bongao
Sulu
mindorensis Grant, Ibis, 1890, p. 403. Mindoro
plateni Bias, (in litt.) Hartl., Abli. Nat. Mindoro
Ver. Brem., XVI, p. 271 (1899).
Subfamily SYRNIIN-ffi.
SYRNIUM Bavign.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IT, p. 244, ISTo.)
whiteheadi Sharpe, Ibis, 1888, p. 190, pi. iii.
[wiepkeni W. Blasius, Ornis, 1888, p. 304.]
Palawan
48
Family STRIGID/E.
EIX Linn.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., II, p. 290, 1875.)
Candida Tick. (p. 308.)
Indian Peninsula
loustaleti Hartl.. P. Z. S., 1870, p. 205.] ZZZ'aZZ.
Fiji Islands (Viti Levii)
Formosa Celebes
Calamianes Mindoro
Cebu Sibuyan
Luzon Siquijor
( )rder PS1TTACIF( ) IliMEH.
Family LORIID/E.
ilCHOGLOSSUS Vig, S Ilorsf.
(Salvad., Cat. Bds., XX, p. 49, 1891.)
i johnstonias H art ert, Bull B. O. C, XIV, Mindanao
p. 10 (1903).
Family CACATUID/E.
PATUA ViGill
(Salvador], Cat. Eds., XX, p. 115,
1891.)
I haematuropygia {P. L. S. Mull), (p. 130.) Baiabac
*'"' Basilan
Bongao
Mindoro
Negros
Nipa
Calamianes Palawan
Cebu Panaon
Guimaras Panay
Lapac Samar
Leyte Siquijor
Lubang Sulu
Luzon Tablas
Marinduque Tawi Tawi
Masbate Ticao
Mindanao
Family PSITTACID/E.
Subfamily PALJEOENITHIN^.
iONITTJEUS Wagl
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XX, p. 414,
I 1891.)
/ertlcalis Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C, 111, p. x Bongao
^ (1893). '^'"'^
k
'^ontanus Grant, Bull. B. O. C, IV, p. xli Luzon
(1895).
Tawi Tawi
49
discurus (Vieill.). (p. 417.) Basilan Mindanao
[P. suluensis W. Blasius, J. f. O. 1890, Catanduanes Negros
p. 140.]
waterstradtl Roths., Bull. 15. 0. C, XIV,
p. 72 (1904).
mindorensis Stcerd. (p. 419.)
cyaneiceps ^harpe. (p. 419.)
luconensis ^teerc. (p. 420.)
TANYGNATHUS Wagl
(Salvador], Cat. l3(ls., XX, p. -122,
1891.)
lucionensis {Linn.), (p. 424.)
Cebu
Samar
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Leyte
Sulu 1
Luzon
Tablas
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Balabac
Palawan
Calamianes
Luzon
Marinduquc
Basilan
Bongao
Mindoro
Negros
Cagayan Sulu Palawan
Calamianes Panay
Cebu Romblon
Guimaras Samar
Lapac Slbutu
Leyte Sibuyan
Luzon Siquijor
Maestro de Sulu
Campo Tablas
everetti Twccdd. ([>, 4;{2.)
burbidgei ^Sharpc. (p. 4:J2.)
BOLBOPSITTACUS Salvad.
(Salvadori, C^at. Pxls., XX, p. r>0;5,
1891.)
lunulatus {^Scop.). (p. 504.)
intermedius Salvad. (p. 505.)
mlndanensis {Steere). (p. 500.)
Malanipa
Tawl Tawl i
Marlnduque
Ticao i
Masbate
Verde j
Mindanao
Luzon
Negros j
Mindanao
Panay
Mindoro
Samar ;
l^ongao
Tawi Tawi
Sulu
'
Luzon
Leyte
Samar
Mindanao
Panaon
^W. Blasius has separated the Sulu birds as a new variety under the iii:j
P. discurus snltiensis, stating that they differ from the typical P. Msow
the greater extent of the blue coloring on the head and in the more slender
longer beak. A careful examination of the specimens obtained by Bourns
myself in Sulu failed to disclose any differences between them and ty;
P. discurus, and I am of the opinion that Blasius's "variety" can not stai
WOBCESTEB.
35916 4
50
IKICULUS Blyth,
(Salvadori, Cat. Bds., XX, p. 515,
1891.)
chrysonotus Scl. (p. 522.) Cebu
I regulus Souance. (p. 523.)
Guimaras Panay
Masbate Ticao
Negros
i bournsi McGregor, Govt. Lab. Publ. No. 25, Romblon Tablas
p. 16.
phillppensis (P. L. S. Mull), (p. 524.)
i
i mindorensis Steere. (p. 520.)
siquijorensis Steere. (p. 526.)
■ apicaiis Souance. (p. 528.)
v
♦^ Worcester! Steere. (p. 528, pt.)
:' bonapartei Souance. (p. 530.)
f
] sp. Salvad., Cat. Bds. XX, p. 530, note.
gaigulus (Linn,), (p. 531.)
Sibuyan
Catanduanes Marinduque
Luzon
Mindoro
Siquijor
I
I
.if
\i
Basilar!
Dinigat
Bazol
Mindanao
Bohol
Samar
Leyte
Bongao
Tawi Tawi
Sulu
Mindanao
Malay Peninsula
Sumatra
Niaa
Bank a
Borneo
Cagayan Sulu
Order CORACIIFORMES.
Suborder PODARGI.
Family PODARGID/E.
w
TKACHOSTOMUS Gould.
(Hartert, Cat. Bds., XVI, p. 636,
! 1892.)
•Septimus Tweedd. (p. 638.)
Basilan?
Mindanao
microrhynchus Grant, Bull. B. O. C, IV, Luzon
I p. xli (1895.)
.J^ Batrachostomus, probably of this species, was seen by me in Basilan in
|\. — WORCESTEB.
51
menagei Bourns d Worcester, Dec. Papers Negros?\
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 11 (1894).
javensis {Horsf.) . (p. 040.) Borneo
Java
Panay
Sumatra
affinis Blyth. (p. 043.)
Suborder CORACIiffi.
Family CORACMD/E.
Subfamily CORACIIN^.
EURYSTOMUS YieilL
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., XVI I, p. 28,
1892.)
oriental is {Linn.), (p. 33.)
Palawan
Malay Peninsula
Southern Tenasserim
Borneo Sumatra
Palawan
Malay Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Cachar Java
Borneo Sumatra
Andaman and Nlcobar Islai|
Basilan Mindoro
Cagayanclllo Negros
Calamianes Palawan
Calayan Panaon
Cebu Panay
Cuyo Romblon
Dinagat Samar
Puga Sibutu
Guimaras Sibuyan
Leyte Slquijor
Luzon Sulu
Maestro de Tablas
Campo Tawi Tawl i|
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Ticao
Verde
Suborder HALCYONES.
Innnily ALCEDINID/E.
Subfamily ALCEDININ-ffi.
PELARGOPSIS aioger.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XVII, p. OG,
1892.)
ieucocepliala [Gm.).^ (p. 98.)
\
\
Borneo
Palawan ?
^A female Batrachostomus, probably referable to this species, was sho^i
Negros by Keay in April, 1899 (See Ibis, April, 1900, p. 353. ) — Wobcesteb.|
^The Palawan record is based on Whitehead's collection; Sharpe, Ibis, r
p. 197; Whitehead records P. gouldi not P. leucocephala, Ibis, 1893, p. 41
McGkegob.
i'\
52
gouldl Sharpe.. (p. 100.)
jj gigantea Waldcn. (p. 100.)
Balabac
Luzon
Calamianes
Mindoro
Lubang
Palawan
Basilan
Negros
Bongao
Panay
Cebu
Samar
Dinagat
Sibutu
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Lapac
Sulu
Leyte
Tablas
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Ticao
Malanipa
'.i'^CEDO Linn,
H (Sharpe, Cat. Bcls., XVII, p. 141,
J\ 1892.)
*fj bengalensis Briss. (p. 141.)
m
leninting Hursf. (p. 157.
ICYONE Swains.
I (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XVII, p. 167,
'i 1892.)
: cyanopectus {Lafr.) (p. 185.)
[steerii (Sharpe). (p. 187.) 1
I argentata {Tweedd.). (p. 187.)
Molucca Islands
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Greater Sunda Islands
China Hainan
Europe Northern Asia
Balabac
Masbate
Basilan
Mindanao
Bohol
Mindoro
Cagayancillo
Negros
Cagayan Sulu
Palawan
Calamianes
Panay
Calayan
Romblon
Catanduanes
Samar
Cebu
Sibuyan
Cuyo
Siquijor
Guimaras
Sulu
Leyte
Tablas
Lubang
Tawi Tawi
Luzon
Verde
Sumatra
Malay Peninsula
Southern Tenasserim
Java
Borneo
Balabac
Palawan
Bongao
Sulu
Calamianes
Tawi Tawi
Luzon Mindoro
Marinduque Sibuyan
Masbate Ticao
Basilan
Dinagat
Mindanao
53
flumenlcola {Steere). (p. 187.)
Leyte
Samar
nigrlrostris {Bourns (6 Worcester), Occ. Pa- Cebu
pers Minnesota Acad., 1, No. i, p i;] Negros
(1894).
Pan ay
Subfamily DACELONINiE.
CEYX Lacep.
(Sbarpe, Cat. Bds., XV IT, p. i:3,
1892.)
melanura Kmip. (p. 180.)
Luzon
mindanensis ^teere. (p. 181, note.)
I ha si] (mica Steere.^ (p. 1 8 1 . ) j
euerythra Sharj)e. (p. 170.)
Rasilan
Mindanao
Malay Peninsula
Sumatra Borneo
Balabac Palawan
Bongao Sulu ? -
Calamianes Tawi Tawl
Mindoro
bournsi Steere. (p. 185.)
\ nialantani Steere.'' (p. 184.)]
Basilan
Romblon
Bongao
SIbuyan
Cebu
Siquijor
Malaraaui
Sulu
Mindanao
Tablas
Negros
Tawl Tawl
samarensis steere, List Bds.
Exp., p. 10 (1890).
Mams. Steert'
Leyte
Samar
^ I have already recorded my opinion elsewhere that 0. hasilanica Steere
synonym for C. mindanensis (Occ. Papers Minnesota Acad., No. 1, p. 457
Worcester. !
2 Ceysc euerythra is recorded by Hharpe, Hand-List of Birds, p. 353, from
Sulu Islands. This species has been obtained on Bongao and Tawi Tawi, bil
far as I can learn has not yet been met with on Sulu.— Worcester.
^As a result of the examination of a series of sixty-six specimens, Bourns
I reached the conclusion that C. malamaui Steere was a synonym of C. boui
Steere. From the specimens collected by us it was possible to select a practic|
unbroken series between a bird with a magnificent deep-blue upper surface ar
bird with a silvery white upper surface which had not a blue feather oi
[Occ. Papers Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 47 (1894) ].- Worcester.
54
IIlLCYON Sivains.
i; (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XVII, p. 213,
;f 1892.)
11 coromandus (Lath.), (p. 217.)
Sangi Islands
Liu Kiu Islands
Malay Peninsula
Eastern Himalayas
Korea
Japan
Formosa
China
Sumatra
Celebes
Java
Borneo
Indo-Chinese
countries
Calayan
Mindoro
Guimaras
Palawan
Luzon
Sibuyan
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
gularls {Kuld). (p. 227.)
Basilan
Mindanao
Cebu
Mindoro
Guimaras
Negros
Leyte
Panaon
Lubang
Panay
Luzon
Samar
Maestro de
Siquijor
Campo
Tablas
Marinduque
Ticao
Masbate
Verde
pileatus {Bodd.) . (p. 229.)
Malay Peninsula
Southern In
aia to Canara
Java
Borneo
Sumatra
Celebes
Indo-Chinese countries to China
and north
to Korea
Balabae
Palawan
Basilan
Tawi Tawi
liwinchelli Thorpe, {p. 255.
Ba&ilan
Saraar
Bongao
Sibuyan
Cebu
Siquijor
Mindanao
Sulu
Negros
Tablas
Panay
Tawi Tawi
Romblon
55
chloris {Bodd.). (p. 273.)
Molucca Islands
Tenlmber Islands
Lesser Sunda Islands
Sula Islands Celebes
Java Sumatra
Mysol Aru Islands
hombroni {Bp.). (p. 2S4.)
lindsayi {Vig.). (p. 2S().)
moseleyi Ulcere, (p. 288.)
Basilan Marinduque ;.
Bohol Masbate •
Bongao Mindanao '
Cagayauclllo Mindoro J
Cagayan Sulu Negros
Calamianes Palawan |
Camiguin Panay j
Catanduanes Romblon
Cebu Samar '
Cuyo Semirara J
Diuagat Sibay j
Puga Sibuyan
Guimaras Siquijor
Leyte Sulu *
Lubang Tablas
Luzon Tawi Tawi j
Maestro de Tlcao
Campo Verde
f
li
Mindanao 1
Negros
Svibordor BUCEEOTES.
Family BUCEROTID/E.
HYDRO COR AX Briss.
(Grant, Cat. Bds., XVIT, p. 357,
1892.)
hydrocorax {Linn.), (p. 358.)
mindanensis {Tiveedd.). (p. 350.)
semigaleatus {Tweedd.) . (p. 300.)
Luzon
Basilan
Leyte
Panaon
Marinduquii^i
I'
Mindanao i;
Samar
ANTHRACOCEROS Bciclicnb.
(Grant, Cat. Bds., XV IJ, p. :i()1,
1892.)
montani {Oust.), (p. 370.)
I
Sulu
Tawi Taw
66
IWSOLMWaS Grant:
(Grant, Cat. Bds., XVII, p. 370,
1892.)
iemprieri Sharpe.
[marchei Oust. (p. 370.) Cf. Everett,
Ibis, 1895, p. 30.]
liNELOPIBES Reichenh.
(Grant, Cat. Rds., XVIII, p. 371,
1892.)
panini {BoM.) . (p. 372.)
Balabac
Calamianes
Palawan
manlMae {Bodd.). (p. 373.)
talisi Finsch, Notes Leyden Mus., XXIII,
|^^ No. 4, pp. 190-193 (1003).
11
l:=»it' mindorennis Steele, (p. 374.)
M'
:>
:*■
^P!
1; affinis Tiveedd, (p. 375.)
;M| basilanica Steere. (p. 375.)
\:;i samarensis Steere. (p. 376.)
ANOKRHINUS Cah. & Heine,
Guiraaras
Panay
Masbate
Tieao
Negros
Luzon
Marinduque
Luzon (Cagay
an)
Mindoro
Dinagat
Mindanao
Basilan
Leyte
Samar
,^ (Grant, Cat. Bds., XVII, p. 377,
1892.)
':! leucocephalus {Yieill.). (p. 378.)
wafdeni Sharpe. (p. 380.)
^>-
Camiguin
Guimaras
Negros
Mindanao
Panay
Suborder MEEOPES.
Family MEROPID/E.
.ROPS Linn,
;j^^ (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XVII, p. 58,
'4l 1892.)
At
^ ^ |americanu8 P. L. S. Muller^, Syst. Nat.
■ f\ SuppL, p. 95 (1776); teste Sharpe.
^i {Ucolor Bodd. (p. 60.)]
.1.
Cagayancillo
Masbate
Calamianes
Mindanao
Catanduanes
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Cresta de Gallo
Fuga
Panay
Guimaras
Samar
Leyte
Semirara
Lubang
Sibuyan
Luzon
Tablas
Marinduque
57
phlllpplnus Linn. (p. 71.)
Malayan Islands
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Chinese provinces
Ceylon Celebes
Basilan
Mlndoro
Bazol
N^gros
Bohol
Panay
Cebu
Samar
Gulmaras
Sibuyan
Leyte
Siquljor
Luzon
Sulu
Masbate
Tawl Tawl
Mindanao
Siihordor CAPRIMULGI.
Family CAPRI MULGID/C.
Subfamily CAPRIMULGINJE.
LYNCORNIS Gould.
(Hartert, Cat. Eds., XA'I, p. 603; id.
Tierr., p. 24.)
macrotis (Vig.). (p. 605.)
\mindanensis Tweed. (1. e. ) ]
CAPRIMULGUS Linn.
(Hartert, Cat. Bds., XVI, p. 521 ; id.
Tierr., p. 37.)
griseatus Wald. (p. 550.)
Basilan
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Catanduanes Negros
Luzon Sibuyan
Mindoro
mindanensis [Meams), Proc. Biol. Soc. Mindanao
Wash., XVIII, p. 85 (1905).
manillensls Wald. (p. 544.
Basilan
Negros
Luzon
Palawan
Masbate
Romblon
Mindanao
Ticao
Mindoro
H
macrurus Horsf. (p. 537.
jotaka Temm. & Hchl. (p. 552.)
Papuan Islands
Northeastern Australia
Greater Sunda Islands (Jal
Calamianes
Palawan
Northeastern Siberia
China Japan
New Guinea (winter)
Indo-Chinese provinces
Malay Peninsula {winter)t, \
Greater Sunda Islands (wiij-j
I!
Calayan
Palawan
t,
58
Suborder CYPSEH.
Family MACROPTERYGID/E.
lACROPTEEYX Swains.
(Hartert, Cat. Bds., XYI, p. 512,
1892; id. Tierreich, Lief. I, p. 63,
1897.)
major Hartert, Nov. Zool., IV, p. 11, ex
Dubois.
[eomata Teiiim.; Cat. Bds., XVI, p. 512,
pt.l
Basilan
Negros
Cebu
Panay
Guimaras
Samar
Luzon
Sibutu
Marinduque
Sulu
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
Mindoro
Family CYPSELID>E.
Subfamily CHAETURIN-ffi.
LANGANA Geojfr. St-IIilaire.
(CoUocalia Gray; Hartert, Cat Bds.,
XVI, p. 498, 1892; id. Tierr.,
ill
;1 P- 66.)
• ^ 5''!
;;|'! whiteheadi Grant, Ibia, 1895, p. 450
;;if (Tierr., p. 0.)
i'!'
11
i^ilowi {marpe). (p. 498.)
I :
Cagayancillo
Sibuyan
Luzon
Palawan
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
Northern Borneo
Nias Island
Sumatra
tl^fuciphaga {Thunh.), (p. 498.)
%
t||francica (Om.
V
'11
(p. 503.)
Seychelles Islands
Islands of western Polynesia
Indo-Malayan and Papuan Is-
lands
Cebu
Negros
Luzon
Palawan
Mindanao
Panay
Mindoro
Mauritius
Solomon Islands
Molucca Islands
Reunion Island
Northern Australia
Southern New Guinea
Islands of western Polynesia
Cagayancillo Cuyo
Cagayan Sulu Negros
Calamianes Panay
SI;
, -I'
59
inexpectata Hume. (p. 505.
troglodytes Oraij. (p. 507
line hi Horsf. d Moore, (p. 508.
Andaman Islands
Southern Tenasserlm
Western Malay Peninsula
Cagayan Sulu
Cebu
Negros
Guimaras
Palawan
Leyte
Panay
Luzon
Romblon
Marinduque
Samar
Masbate
Sibuyan
Mindanao
Siquijor
Mindoro
Sumatra
Nicobar Islands
Andaman Islands
Malay Peninsula
Java
Borneo
Bongao
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
marglnata Salvad. (p. 508.) Calayan
[cehuensis Kiittov, teste l^iibois, Syn, ^^^"
Av., p. 130.]
Luzon
Masbate
Mindoro
Sibuyan
CH^TURA Steph.
(Hartert, Cnt Bds., XV J, p. 470,
1892; id. Tim-., p. 70, 1<S97.)
gigantea {Temm.). (p. 475.)
Sumatra
Malay Peninsula
Java Borneo
Calamianes Palawan
celebensis Hoi. (p. 470.)
Celebes
Basil an
Negros
dub la McGregor, i\o\t. Lab. Pii])l. No. :U, Mindoro
p. 15, pi. xii (1905).
picina Tweedd. (p. 487.) l-^yte
subfamily CYPSELIN.E.
TACHORNIS Gosse.
(Hartert, C^at. Bds., XVI, p. 4(12,
1892.)
pallidlor McOregor, Govt. J.ul). Pub). No. 25, Luzon
p. 27 (1904).
Mindanao
Ticao
60
Order TEOGONES.
Family TROGONID/E.
IeOTEOGON Bp.. Consp. Av., Zygod. p. 14
1(1854).
I [Harpactes Swains. (nee. Templeton) ;
I Grant, Cat. Bds., XVIT, p. 480, 1892. Cf.
I Oberbolser, Proc. Pliilad. Acad., 1899, p.
I 200.1
Is
I
I ardens (Temm.). (p. 487.)
I
'4 Taizon
Basil an
Marinduqiio
Dinasat
Mindanao
Leyte
Samar
Buborder CUCULI.
Family CUCULID/E.
Subfamily CUCULINiE.
t^j:)CYSTES Gloger.
*K^ (Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p. 211,
l; 1891.)
:';? coromandus {TAnn.). (p. 214.)
Malay Peninsula
Burmese countries
Sumatra Borneo
Java Celebes
Indian Peninsula and Ceylon
Southern and central China
Mindanao
Palawan
Siquijor
INICULUS Less.
I (Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p. 226,
~"\ 1891.)
■j '
ijugubris {Horsf.). (p. 227.)
If
*:■!«
' I
>l>/elutinus Hharpe. (p. 230.)
i
South China
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Java Borneo
Ceylon Sumatra
Balabac
Palawan
Basilan
Negros
Luzon
Samar
Malamaul
Sulu
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
Mindoro
Gl
HIEROCOCCYX S. MiUI.
(Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p.
1891.)
sparveroides (!«</.). (p. 2^52.)
231,
fugax {Horsf.). (p. 2'-](\.)
CUCTJLUS Linn.
(Shelley, Cat. Eds., XIX. ]).
1891.)
micropterus Oould. (]>. 241.)
2M)
canorus hinn. (}). 245.)
saturatus Hodj/s.
\int('niir(liu-s Yixh]. (p. 2r)2.) Cf. I'.lanf..
Faim. r>iil. hnl., Birds, III, p. 207
(18!)5).|
PENTHOCERYX Cab.
{Ciiculm, pt., Shelley, C^it. Bds.,
XIX, p. 262, 1891.)
sonnerati Lath. (p. 262.)
1(1^
"Borneo
Eastern Siberia
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Japan
China
Calamianes
Negros |
Luzon
Palawan t
Greater Sund
a Islands (Sur
tra, Java,
Borneo) j
Basilan
Mindanao
Cagayancillo
Mindoro
Cebu
Sulu 1
Luzon
f
Sumatra
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Andaman Islands
Burmese provinces
Ceylon Java
China Borneo
Japan Ternate
Negros
Africa (winicr)
Europe and northern Asia
Indian Peninsula (winter)
Malayan subregion to Aust
{V7 inter)
Calayan
Palawan
Siquijor
Eastern Siberia
Indian Peninsula
Andaman Islands
Malay Archipelago
Burmese provinces
Northeastern Australia
Japan China
New Guinea New Brita
Mindanao
Palawan
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Java Borneo
Ceylon Sumatra
Calamianes
Palawan
Tablas
Timor 1
1
62
|iCOMANTIS 8. Mull
(Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p. 265,
1891.)
||' merulinus {^^cop.). (p.
268.
ALCOCOCCYX Cab.
'' (Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p. 288,
:- 1891.)
; ,?• xanthorhynchus {Horsf.). (p. 289.)
malayanus [Raffl.). (p. 298.)
•^.DYNAMIS Vig.ii^ Horsf.
/ (Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p.
'li 1891.)
i' !|honorata {Linn.), (p. 315.)
315.
Sumatra
Malay Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Eastern Himalayas
Northeastern Bengal
Central India (Ruipor)
Borneo Java
Ternate Celebes
Balabac
Masbate
Basilan
Mindanao
Bohol
Mindoro
Bongao
Negros
Cagayancillo
Palawan
Calamianes
Panay
Catanduanes
Samar
Cebu
Sulu
Leyte
Tablas
Lubang
Tawi Tawi
Luzon
Ticao
Ni(3obar Islands
Andaman Islands
Malay Peninsula
Indo-Chinese provinces
Java Borneo
Assam Sumatra
Cebu
Palawan
Mindoro
Samar
New Guinea
Solomon Island
s
Malay Peninsula
Northern Australia
Borneo
Timor
Java
Plores
Sumatra
Celebes
Bongao
Negros
Luzon ? '
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Malay Peninsula
Andaman Islands
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Ceylon Java
Sumatra Flores
China Borneo
Palawan
^ Cf. Sharpens Hand-List of Birds, Vol. II, p. 162, 1900.— Worcester.
68
mJndanensis {Linn.)
(p. 321.)
Sangi Islands
M:
frater Mcdrcgor, Bull, riiilippino Miis.. No.
4, p. 21 (1904).
Basil an
Bongao
Cagayaneillo
Calayan
Cebu
Cuyo
Fuga
Guimaras
Leyte
Luzon
Malanipa
Marindiique
Masbate
Mindanao
Calayan
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Pan ay
Romblon
Samar
Seniirara
Sibutu
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tab las
Tawi Tawi
Ticao
Fuga
Hubfamily CENTROPODIN^.
CENTROPUS niiiier.
(Shelley, (^at. Bds., XIX, |). ;];U,
1891.)
mjndorensis {HlGcrc).
(p. 3:}l).)
steeril Bourns <C- Worvvsler, Oec Papers
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 14 (181)4).
sinensis {^teph,) . (p. ;U3.)
viridis {Scop.
(p. 349.)
javanicus {DiuhohI). (j>. 351.)
Mindoro
Mindoro
Malay Peninsula
Burmese countries
India Java
China Borneo
Ceylon Sumatra
Balabac
Cagayan Sulu
Luzon
Basilan
Bohol
Cagayaneillo
Calayan
Catanduanes
(^ebu
Dinagat
I'uga
(Juimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Marindu(iue
Sumatra
Molucca Islands
Malay Peninsula
Assam Java
Burma Borneo
China Celebes
Palawan \
Sulu ' ;
Tawi Tawi i
Masbate ';j
Mindanao \'\
Mindoro \
Negros \
Pan ay ',
Romblon s
Samar
Siasl
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tab las
Ticao
I,
Bohol
Calamianes
Cebu
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Pan ay '
Samar
Semlrara
Siquijor
Sulu
Tawi Tawi
M'
64
melanops Less. (p. 305.)
Basilan Nipa
Leyte Samar
Mindanao
g unirufus {Gab. d Heine), (p. 307.) Luzon
Subfamily PHCENICOPHAINJE.
liflYOCOCCYX Sharpe.
Ipl- (Shelley, Cat. Bds., XIX, p. 400,
m 1891.)
■:;if:
i'^: Harrington i Sharpe. (p. 400.)
ikSYLOPHUS Swains.
(Shelley, Cat. Bds., p. 403, 1891.)
i superciliosus {Cuv.) . (p. 403.)
Balabac Palawan
C a lam lanes
Catanduanes Marinduque
Luzon
Ill (Shelley, Cat. Bds., p. 404, 1891.)
|.cumingr {Fraser). (p. 404.) L
Order SCAN SOKES.
Suborder CAPITONES.
i
||: Family CAPITONID/E.
■;'||' NTHOL^MA lip.
Ip (Shelley, Cat. Bds., Xl.X. p. 88,
Hi 1891.)
Marinduque
haematocephalum (/*. L. H. Mull.), (p.
?Ji 89.)
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Ceylon Sumatra
proseum {Dunwnt). (p. 00.)
i barbet, probably X. hwmatocephalum, was observed by me in tlie Calamianes
.ds in 1893, but was, unfortunately, not obtained. — Worcester.
Calamianes ? ^
Mindanao
Leyte
Mindoro
Luzon
Samar
Bali
Sumatra
Java
Cebu
Negros
Guimaras
Romblon
Masbate
65
Order riOlFORIilES.
Siibordor PICI.
Family PICID/E.
Subfamily PICIN-ffi.
YUNGIPICUS Bp.
(Hargitt, Cat. Bds., XVI II, p. 309.
1890.)
maculatus {^cop.) . (p. 332.)
Cebu
Guimaras
Negros i
Panay \
fulvifasciatus Hargitt. (p. 333.) Basilan
[hasilanicus Steero, List l^ds. & Mains.
Steere Exp., p. 9 (1890).l
menagei Bourns cG Worcester, Occ. Papers Sibuyan
Minnesota Acad., J, No. 1, p. U (1894.)
ramsayi Hargitt. (p. 334.)
valldirostris {Btyth.). (p. 332.)
Boiigao
Sulu
Catanduanes
Lubaug
Luzon
ieytensis Steere, List Bds. & Mauis. Steere Leyte
Exp., p. 9 (1890).
TIGA Kaup.
(Hargitt, Cat. Bds., XVIII, p. Ill,
1890.)
Tawi Tawi f f
Marinduque
Mindoro
Samar
everettl Tweedd. (p. 418.)
CHEYSOCOLAPTES Bhjth.
(Hargitt, Cat. Bds., XVI II, p. 442,
1890.)
erythrocephalus Hharpc. (p. 452.)
Ualabac
Caiamiaues
Palawan
Balabac
Calaraianes
Luzon
Basilan
haematribon {Wayl.) • (p. 454.)
lucidus {Scop.), (p. 455.)
rufopunctatus Hargitt. (p. 457, pi. xii.) Leyte
•^ Panaoi
xanthocephalus Wald. & Layard. (p. 457.) ^"j^T
35916 5
Masbate
Negros
Palawan
Marinduqu<
Mindanao
I
Samar I
Panay
Tlcao
66
^pECROSTICTUS Hargitt.
ll (Hargitt, Cat. Eds., p. 489, 181)0.)
fuliginosus {Ticccdd.). (p. 402.)
;lf
funebrls {Vulcnv.
(p. 4!)2.
!l
if; ULLERIPICUS Bp}
IHem ilop/i //,s' S wa ins. ( n ec 8or vil 1 c ) ,
Hargitt, Cat. Bds., XVin, p. 494,
1890, Cf. Oberholser, Proc. Philad.
Aead., 1899, p. 204.]
t:\:i pulverulent us {Tcmm.). (p. 494.)
liJ^I
Leyte
Samar
Mindanao
CatanduaneH
Marinduqiie
Luzon
Sumatra
Cochin China
Malay Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Northwestern India
Java Borneo
Himalayas (Kumaun to Assam)
Balabac
Palawan
:;
RIPONAX^ Cab. & Heine, XVIII.
(Hargitt, Cat. Bds., p. 497, 1890.)
javensis [Horsf.). (p. 498.)
[suluensis W. Blasius, J. f.
p. 140.]
0. 1890,
pectoral is Tiocedd. (p. 500, pi. xviii.)
Malay Peninsula
Southern Tenasserim
Sumatra Java
Banka Borneo
Basilan
Mindanao
Bongao
Sulu
Cebu
Surigao
Lapac
Tawi Tawi
Luzon
Leyte
Samar
Panaon
■,t,[
•^luirixi adoptH Alophoiwrpes Rc4clu'iib,, rejecting the earlier name Mullcrlpicus
use of its bad formation. — McGregor.
fuch uncertainty exists as to the distribution of the Pljilipi)ine species of the
IS Thriponax. Sharpe, in his Hand-List of Birds, includes T. javensis
rsf.) from Luzon, Negros, Mindanao, and Basilan; T. suluensis IV. Blasius
I Sulu; T. pectoralis Ticccdd, from Leyte and Panaon; T. philippcnsis Stccrc
k Panay, Guimaras, and Masbate; T. hargitti Sharpe from Palawan, and
indorensis Stecre from Mindoro. This arrangement leaves entirely out of ac-
t the Samar bird, which is undoubtedly typical T. pectoralis, as well as the
^ao, Tawi Tawi, and Cebu representatives of the genus.
larpe lias himself identified three specimens from Bongao and Tawi Tawi as
ivensis (Ibis, Apr., 1894, p. 249), and the specimens collected in Tawi Tawi
"tourns and myself were by us referred to this species [Occ. Papers Minnesota
-l, I, No. 1, p. 30 (1894)].
67
hargitti Sliarpc. (p. -){);).)
[philippciisLs Steele, List lids. & Mam
Steere Exp., p. 8 (]8J)0).|
mindorensis i^lrcrv. List
Steele Exj)., p. S ( LS<)()).
Hds. c^ Mam
Giiimaras
Masbatc
Ncgros
Mindoro
Pa nay
Palawan
ill
The name T. sulueiisis has been oiv(.,i to tlie Sulii representatives of tlie ^^eims
W. Blasius (J. f. (). 181)0, p. 140), who bases liis determination on tive specini
collected by Platen. He separates T. suJucnsis from T. javcnsiH on the f,n-oi
that the bills and wings of the Snlu birds are shorter than are those of typi
representatives of T. javensis. if the latter species, which ran«res thron«,di l^orr
Bongao, Tawi Tawi, and Lapac, really gives way in Sulu to a distinct spo<j
only to rea])pear again in Basilan and Mindanao, it would be remarkable, althoij
perhaps not more remarkable than that T. javoisis of Mindanao should
replaced by T. pccioralis in ranaon. Leyte, and Samar, and should reappear
Luzon. In point of fact, Jiourns and I were quite unable to differentiate
Sulu sj)ecimens from typical T. jdvciisis, and 1 must therefore decline to reeogi
T. suhiensis of Blasius as a valid species.
The question ])resented by the central Philippine rei)resentatives of the ge
can not be so readily disposed of. Dr. Steere separated the birds from ({uinui
and Masbate under the name of T. jthilippcnsis, dilVerentiating them f}
7'. javenms on the strengtli of their possessing bully white rumps and ch< s
largely scarlet [List Bds. & Mams. Steere Exj)., p. 8 ( 1890) L Bourns an^-
assigned our Paiiay specimens to this species, which we described somewhat n ■
fully than did Steere [Occ. Papers Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 53 (1894) 1. ; j
Later, however, in preparing our distribution list, having noted tlnit llarj ; .
in Volume XVIII of the Catalogue of P>irds, did not recognize T. philippenHiH.y^
discarded the species and recorded all the central IMiilippine representatives of -S
genus, including our Negros specimens, under T. javensis.
William Eagle Clark unhesitatingly identified an adult male bird collecte< . *
Negros by Keay as T. hargitti (Ibis, Oct., 1894, p. 534). In Ibis, Oct., iT
p. 474, Clarke quotes Hargitt's views as to the identity of this specii .^ ,
Hargitt failed to reach any definite conclusion, l)ut suggested that it resenr.f ;
T. philippensis more closely than T. liargiiti, and added that he regarded the ; |
other specimen that he liad seen from Negros as T. jarcnsis. , j^
Grant (Ibis, Oct., 1894, p. 473) asserts that T. phiUppviiNhs Steere is i(hm jM
with T. hargitti Hfiarpe, and later reiterates this statement ( ll)is, Oct., Lj i
)). 558), but adds to our confusion by saying that the bird from Negros recoi , '
by Hargitt under the name of T. jarensis (Cat. Bds., X\ 111, p. 500, specimen; ;
should, in his opinion, be referr<Ml to T. peetoralis, all the feathers of its \n ■
being widely margined with whitish bulL Finally Clark (Ibis, Jan., 1 ;
p. 121) identifies three additional siM'cimeiis from Negros as 7'. liargiiti. |
As above noted, Sharpe, in his Hand-List of Birds, refers the Negros birt |,
T. javensis and retains Steere's T. pliitippensis, to which species he refers the I ,
from Panay, Guimaras, and Masbate. I
The question of the identity of the central Philii){une reiiresentatives oi j
genus can hardly be satisfactorily settled without comparing a good serif ;
specimens with a similar series from I'alawan. Meanwhile, in view of (ir\
positive statement that the types of T. hargitti and T. philippensis l'»ve';^
compared and agree in all particulars, 1 r<-fer the central Philippine r<.pres!|
tives of the genus to this species.—WoRCE.sTEii.
68
Order EURYL.EMIFOKMES.
Family EURYL/EMID/E.
Subfamily EURYL^MIN-ffi.
I ECOPHANOPS Sharpe,
(Sclater, Cat. Bds., XIV, p. 4G2,
P" 1888.)
steerei Sharpe. (p. 462.)
Basilaii
Dinagat
11
samarensis ^teere, List Bds. & Mams. Steere Leyte
Exp., p. 23 (1890).
^ Order PASSERIFORMES.
Suborder MESOMYODI.
Family PITTID/E.
^>TA VieUl
; (Sclater, Cat. Bds., XIV, p. 413,
. . 1888.)
erythrogaster Temm. (p. 432.)
Mindanao
Samar
|i'
Sllproplnqua Sharpe. (p. 433.
;J|3
ijlkochi Bruggem. (p. 433.)
iatricapilla Less. (p. 438.)
|J||j
ill;
MmUllerl Bp. (p. 439.)
-Hi
vim
A
r. teeri Sharpe. (p. 442.)
rib
Basilan
Palawan
Bongao
Panay
Cagayancillo
Romblou
Calamianes
Samar
Cebu
Sibutu
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Lubang
Siquijor
Luzon
Sulu
Marinduque
Tablas
Masbate
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Ticao
Mindoro
Palawan
Luzon
Balabac
Palawan
Basilan
Romblon
Bongao
Samar
Calamianes
Semirara
Cebu
Sibuyan
Luzon
Siquijor
Marinduque
Sulu
Mindanao
Tablas
Mindoro
Tawi Tawi
Negros
Banka
Sumatra
Borneo
Sibutu
Samar
Mindanao
69
Suborder ACROMYODI.
Family HIRUNDINID/E.
Subfamily HIRUNDININJE.
CHELIDONARIA Reicheii ow.
(Reichenow, J. f. 0. 1889, p. 187.)
{Chelidon Boie (nee Forst.) ;
Sharpe, Cat. Rds., X, p. 85, 1885.)
dasypus (Bp.). (p. 91.)
CLIVICOLA Forster.
{Cotile Boie; Sharpe, Cat. Eds., X,
p. 96, 1885.)
rlparia [Linn/
(p. 00. ;
sinensis {J. E. Gray), (p. 104.)
Japan
Borneo {winter)
Calayan
Northern Asia |
Africa {winter) *
Northern America
Europe China-
Indian Peninsula {winter)
Indo-Burmese countries (i
ter)
Central and southern Ame
{winter)
Calayan
Formosa
Southern China
Indian Peninsula {winter)
Indo-Chinese countries ('
ter) ' I
Luzon {ivinter)
HIRUNDO Schaeffer (ex Linn.)
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., X, p. 123, 1885;
Sharpe, & Wyatt, Monoo^r. Ifi-
rimd.
rustica Linn.
I, p. 209.)
(p. 128.)
Europe
Northern Asia '
Africa {winter)
Indian Peninsula
Manchuria China
Indo-Chinese provinces
Malay Peninsula {winter)
.Mindanao
Palawan
70
gutturalis Scop. (p. 134.
javanica Sparr7n. (p. 142.
Malay Peninsula
Malay Archipelago
Indo-Chinese provinces
Southern China (winter)
Central and eastern Siberia
Northern Australia (lointei^)
Kamtchatka China
.Japan New Guinea
Basilan
Mindanao
Cagayan Sulu
Mindoro
Calayan
Palawan
Cuyo
Panay
Fuga
Semirara
Guimaras
Sibay
Luzon
Siquijor
Maestro de
Sulu
Campo
Ticao
New Guinea
Southern India
Molucca Islands
Malay Peninsula
Islands of Torres Straits
Java
Borneo
Ceylon
Sumatra
Basilan
Bohol
Cagayan Sulu
Calamianes
Catanduanes
Cebu
Cuyo
Dinagat
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Marinduquo
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Panay
Romblon
Samar
Sibutu
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tawi Tawi
Ticao
. strlolata Boie. (p. 101.)
Formosa
Southern
Ch
ina
Burmese
provinces
.Java
Flores
Assam
Cachar
Calayan
Masbate
Luzon
; (
Family MUSCICAPID/E.
MICHELIDON Jlorlgs.
(Sliarpo, Cat. Bds., I\^, p. Ill, 1879.)
ji] sibirica {(Im.). (p. 120.)
1 •
.Japan
China (winter)
Eastern Siberia
Altai Mountains
Palawan
71
griseisticta {^winh.). (p. 153.)
ferruginea Ilodgs. (p. 132.)
\f'i})nreic<'ps Slini-iH\ Ibis, 1SS7, ]). 141;
Vf. Slinrpc, Ibis, 1S04. p. 541.1
ALSEONAX Cah.
(SliarjHN Cat. Pxls,, IV, p. 1'3(;. IST!).)
latlrostris ( /i^////r.s) . (p. 127.)
New Guinea
Celebes (ivinter)
Ussuri Land (Sidemi)
Molucca Islands. (Wuu
Hatch ian, Ualmahera, M'
tai. Ceram)
.lapan China
.1
(^agayancillo
(\igayan Sulu
t^alaniianes
Calayan
Catandua'nes
Cuyo
Lubang
Luzon
Masbate
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Panay
Siquijor
Tawi Tawi
Khasi Hills
Southern China
Northern Borneo
Burmese provinces
Eastern Himalayas (Nepal
khim)
Assam Sumatra
Palawan
If
If
Ceylon t
Indian Peninsula l
Burmese provinces »
Creater Sunda Islands |
Molucca Islands (Buru) i
Eastern Siberia (Sakalin) ,
.lapan ('hina ,;
Hongao ? '
Negros
CYORNIS /%!'//.
(Slp/nfi, ])i., Slinr])o. Cat. Pxls., I \\
p. 4 11, 1879). |r'/. Oatps, Faun.
Brit. Iiid., liinls, II, ]). 11
(1890).]
herioti WardJajr-Uamsai/, This, ISHC, ]). 1:19 Luzon
Injfiaiicnsis (Jraiit, I'lill. 1^. O. C, l\.
p. ii (1895). Of. Slinrpo, r.iill. 1'.. O.
('., XT, p. (U) (1901.) I
banyumas iUorsf.). (p. 449.) -'ava
Sulu ?'
B
Luzon (Mariveles)
Palawan
\Sliar[)0 records .1. lalirosins from lion^^ao and Sulu |IhuuMJsi of
Vol. Ill, p. 2()(> (1901)]. In liis li«t <>!" t4ie birds of tbo S\i1u Arcliipclaj,'<i !
lisliod in Ibis, April, 1894, i)p. 257 259, bo does not include this spcdcB. j ,
72
phiiippinensis Sharpe. (p. 450.)
[= simplex Blyth, Ibis, 1870, p. 165,
teste Finsch in lit t.]
It
. . lemprieri Sharpe, Ibis, 1884, p. 319.
[ramsayi W. Blasiiis, Ornis, 1888, p. 308.
Cf. Evprett, Ibis, 1895, p. 25.]
;#; erythaca 8harpe, Ibis, 1888, p. 199.
ip [platenw Blasius, Ornis, 1888, p. 308. |
,8" BCICAPULA Blyth.
If ■ (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 203, 1879.)
::|; [Dendrohiastes Sharpe, Tr. Linn. Soc, (2)
J| I, p. 332 (1876).]
»,' *.samarensis Bourns d Worcester, Occ. Papers
iiV: Minnesota Acad., I, p. 24 (1894).
'^ Jiuzonlensis Grant, Ibis, 1894, p. 505.
Basilan
Panay
Bongao
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Dinagat
Semirara
Guimaras
Sibutu
Leyte
Sibuyan
Luzon
Siquijor
Marinduque
Sulu
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
Mindoro
Ticao
Negros
Balabac
Palawan
Calamianes
Palawan
Samar
Calayan
Luzon
I'd
332 (1876).
[mifidanensis W. Blasius, J. f. 0. 1890,
p. 147. Cf. Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C. xi,
;i p. 00 (1901).]
WestermannI Sharpe, P. Z. S., 1888, p. 270.
i||YGONE Gould.
||t». (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 211, 1879.)
i ll^implex Gah. (p. 214.)
i!||^hl2ophorae Mearns, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash.,
"•ii^' XVIII, p. 7 (1905).
'Ms :
Mindoro
Negros ?
grorum Whitehead, Bull. B. O. C. vi, p. Negros
xliii (1897).
fif montigena Mearns, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., Mindanao
j| XVIII, p. 8 (1905).
^^1^ basiianica Sharpe, Tr. Linn. Soc, 2d ser. i, p. Basilan Mindanao
Malay Peninsula (Mountains of
Perak)
Mountains of northwestern Bor-
neo and Celebes
Luzon
Mindanao
Lubang
Luzon
Bongao ? ^
Mindanao
Negros
Mindoro
Verde
Sulu ?^
kf^lu and Bongao birds probably belong to the race rhizophorw. Guillemard
^11 his Sulu birds to flaveola. Cf. P. Z. S., 1885, p. 263.— McGregob.
Im
73
XANTHOPYGIA Blyth,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 249, 1879.)
narcissi na {Tcmm.). (p. 249.)
CYANOPTILA Blyth,
(Xanthopygia pt., Sliarpo, Cat. Pxls.,
IV, p. 249, 1879.)
bella (A. Hay), (p. 2.51.)
[Muscicapa cyanomehvna IVinm.. noo XL
cyanomelas Vieill.]
[Cf. 8tejn., Pr. l^ S. Nnt. Miis., xv.
p. 328 (1802).]
Japan China
Northern Borneo {winter)
Mindanao
MIndoro
Northwestern Borneo
Japan China
Indo-Chinese countries
Palawan (winter)
HYPOTHYMIS Boie.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 273, 1879.)
occipitalis {Vig.), (p. 275.)
Nicobar Islands
Malay Peninsula
Java Flores
Formosa Hainan
Borneo Lombok
supercillaris Sharpe, (p. 278.)
Basilan
Mindoro
Bohol
Negros
Bongao
Palawan
Calamianes
Panay
Cebu
Romblon
Guimaras
Samar
Leyte
Sibutu
Lubang
Slbuyan
Luzon
SiQuIjor
Maestro de
Sulu
Campo
Tablas
Malanipa
Tawl Tawl
Marinduque
Tlcao
Masbate
Verde
Mindanao
Basilan
Mindanao
samarensis Steerc, List Bds. & Mams. Philip-
pine Exp., p. 16 (1890).
Leyte
Samar
CYANOMYIAS Sharpe.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 273, 1879.)
coelestis {Tivecdd.) . (p. 278.)
Basilan
Dinagat
Luzon
Mindanao
Sibuyan
helenae ^^ieere, List Bds. & Mams. Philippine
Exp., p. 10 (1890),
Samar
74
IIPIBURA Vig. & Horsf,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 303/1879.)
[67. Biittik. Xotes Leyden
Mus., XV, p. (^5 (1893).]
cyanlceps {Cass.), (p. 323.)
Luzon
|| sauli Bourns d Worcester, Gee. Papers Min- Tablas
ll nesota Acad., 1, No. 1, p. 20 (1804).
nigrocinnamomea Hartert, Bull. B. O. C,
XTV, p. 12 (1903).
Mindanao
lit. albiventris Sharjw. (p. 324.
nlgritorquis yi(7. (p. 334.)
I:\)CEPH1IS Bp.
III. (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 342, 1879.)
WL rufus {Gray), (p. 343.)
it
iJfe cinnamomeus .S/inr/jfi. (p. 343.)
cyanescens ^harpe. (p. 343.)
f!|itLAEOPS Grant
[W (Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, IV, pp. xviii,
rij xxii, 1895.)
j X. perlophthalmica OroMt. (1. c.)
Guimaras
Panay
Masbate
Ticao
Negros
Basilan
Negros
Bohol
Palawan
Bongao
Panay
Calamianes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Cuyo
Siasi
Dinagat
Sibuyan
Guimaras
Siquijor
Lubang
Sulu
Luzon
Tablas
Marinduque
Tawi Tawi
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
Cebu
Panay
Lubang
Romblon
Luzon
Samar
Marinduque
Sibuyan
Mindoro
Tablas
Negros
Basilan
Sulu
Bongao
Tawi Tawi
Mindanao
Calamianes Palawan
Luzon
75
TEEPSIPHONE Gloger.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 344, 1879.)
affinis [Blyth.). (p. 349.)
RHINOMYIAS Sliarpo.
- (Sharpo, Cat. Pxls., TV, p. 307, 1879.)
albigularis Bourns tG ^yorcester, Dec. Papors
Minnesota Aead., I, No. 1, p. 27 (1804).
ruflcauda {^harpe) . (p. 308.)
[samarensis Steere, List. Bds. k ^lanis.
Steere Exp., p. IB (180()).l
ocularis Bourns d- Worrcsier, Occ. Papers
Minnesota Acad., 1, No. 1, p. 28 (1894).
Insignis Grani, Bull. B. O. C, IV, p. xl
(1895) ; id. Ibis, 1895, p. 442, pi. xii, fi<r. 2.
CULICICAPA ^winli.
(Sbarpe, Cat. Bds., \\\ p. 3()9, 1879.)
ceylonensis {^^ivahis.). (p. 309.)
heiianthea {WalL). (p. 370.)
\paunyensis Sliarpe. (p. 371.)]
CRYPTOLOPHA Sivaim.
(Sliarpo, Cat. Bds., TV, p. 393, 1879.)
\Cf, Gates, Faun. Brit. Tiid.,
Birds, T, p. 421, 1889.]
cebuensls Dubois, Syn. Av. p. 280 (1900).
IfJavigularis Bourns & Worcester, Occ.
Papers Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 23
(1894, nee Godvv.-Anst.) .1
Malay Peninsula
Eastern Himalayas
Indo-Chinese provinces
Assam Java
Borneo Sumatra
Uuzon
Ciuimaras
Negros
Basilan
Mindanao
Leyte
Samar
Sulu
Luzon
Tawi Tawl
Khasi Hills
Indian Peninsula
Mountains of northwestern
neo
Malay Peninsula (Mountain
Perak)
Ceylon Java
Palawan
Celebean Sea Celebes
Banggai and Saleyer Islan
Bongao
Negros
Cebu
Palawan
Leyte
Pan ay
Luzon
Tawl Taw
Mindanao
76
montis Sharpe, Ibis, 1887, p. 442.
Sumatra
Mountains of northwestern Bor-
neo
Palawan
xanthopygia Whitehead, Bull. B. 0. C, I, p. Palawan
xxxi (1893) ; id. Exped. Kina Balu, pi. 16,
fig. 2 (1893).
mindanensis Hartert, Bull. B. O. C, XIV, Mindanao
p. 12 (1903).
IIeORNIS Hodgs.
{Cryptolopha, pt., Sharpe, Cat. Bcls.^,
IV, p. 393, 1879.)
11 nigrorum {Moseley), Ibis, 1891, p. 47, pi. ii, Luzon
i\cF ] Mindoro
Negros
I'' ollvacea Moseley, Ibis, 1891, p. 47, pi. ii, Leyte
fiff. 2. ^""^"^
, Mindanao
Negros
pYIAS Vah,"^
I {Stoparola Blyth; Sharpe, Cat. Bds.,
IV, p. 435, 1879.)
; panayensis (^^arpe). (p. 440.) Negros
nigrimentalis {Grant], Bull. B. 0. C, III, Luzon
11 J p. 50 (1894) ; id., Ibis, 1894, p. 507, pi. xiv,
%. 2.
Samar
Sulu
Tawi Tawi
Panay
Mindoro
|nigriloris {Hartert), Bull. B. O. C, XIV, Mindanao
'*** p. 80 (1904).
ii;
n
Family CAMPOPHAGID/E.
ITAMIDES Hartl
^ (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 8, 1879.)
|'l:llflcriis Hartert, Nov. Zool., IT, p. 470 (1895). Balabac
Calamianes
Palawan
lulllemardi Salvad., Ibis, 1886, p. 154. Bongao
f [pollens (nee Salvad.) Guillem., P. Z. S., ^^^^^
i« L/- V / Sibutu
I 1885, p. 258.]
ilipitrlatus {Bodd.). (p. 18.)
III :|;ochi Kutter, Orn. Centralbl., 1882, p. 183;
IMS J. f. O. 1883, p. 163.
iSi [mindanensis Steere, List Bds. & Mams.
Steere Exp., p. 14 (1890).]
Lubang
Basilan
Leyte
Mindanao
Sulu
Tawi Tawi
Nipa
Panaon
Samar
^''Stoparola Blytb, 1836 means sometbing else!"— Richmond.
panayensis Stccrc, List. Bds. & Mams. Store
Exp., p. 14 (1890).
mindorensis 8 1 cere, t. c, p. 14 (1800).
cebuensis Grant, Jbis, 1898, p, 535.
Guimaras
Masbate
Negros
Mindoro
Cebu
Pauay
Tlcao
Tablas
EDOLIISOMA J acq. £ Fudier.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 42, 1879.)
caerulescens [BUjih). (p. 44.)
Luzon
alterum Wardlaw-Ramsay, Ibis, 1881, p. 34. Cebu
panayense Steere, List lids. & Mams. Stecre
Exp., p. 14 (1890).
everettl Sharpe, Bull. B. O. C, 111, p. x
(1893).
mindanense [Twecdd.) (P. Z. 8., 1878, p.
947) ; Sharpe, C^at. Bds., W, p. 470 (1879).
elusum McGregor, Govt. Lab. Publ. No. 34,
p. 19 (1905).
Guimaras
Panay
Negros
Bongao
Tawi Tawi
Sulu
Basilan
Mindanao
Mindoro
PEEICEOCOTUS Boie.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., lA^ p. TO, 1871),)
marchesse Guillem., P. Z. S., 1885, p. 259,
pi. xviii, fig. 1.
Sulu
novus McGregor, Bull. Philippine Mus., No.
3, p. 13 (1904); W. Ramsay, Ibis, 1880,
p. 161.
Luzon
Negros
leytensis i^fcerc, List Bds. & Mams. Steere
Exp., p. 15 (1890).
Leyte
Samar
igneus Bhjth, (p. 78.)
Western China
Malay Peninsula
Southern Tenasserim
Sumatra Borneo
Palawan
cinereus Lafr. (p. 83.)
China
Pegu (ivinter)
Eastern Siberia
Borneo (winter)
Malay Peninsula (winter)
Calayan
Luzon
Mindoro
Palawan
78
XAGE Boie.
(Sharpo, Cat. Bds., IV, p. SO, 1879.)
melanoleuca {Blyth.)} (p. 01.)
[Of. Wardlaw-Kamsay, Ibis, 1884, p. 334.]
Exp., p. 15 (1890).
Luzon
Miiidoro
linor [mcere), List Bds. & Mams. Steele Mindanao
Leyte
Semirara ?'
Samar
niger {Forster).
[tcrat Bodd.
p. 95.]
Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV,
Sumatra
Malay Peninsula
Java Borneo
Nicobar Islands (Camorta, Nan-
cowry)
Basilan
Mindanao
Bohol
Mindoro
Cagayancillo
Negros
Cagayan Sulu
Palawan
Calamianes
Panay
Catanduanes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Cuyo
Sibay
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Leyte
Siquijor
Lubang
Sulu
Luzon
Tablas
Marinduque
Ticao
Masbate
Family PYCNONOTID/E.
rWTHINA VieilL
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., YI, p. 4, 1881.)
Ill
'Ms J viridis {Bp.). (p. 11.)
?1L0E0PSIS Jard. tC- Selby.
§ (Sharpe, Cat. Bcls., VI, p. 15, 1881.)
p:
palawanensis Sharpe. (p. 33.)
Sumatra
Palawan
Balabac Palawan
Calamianes
34.
Cebu
Mindanao ? ■
|;^ flavipennis {Tweedd.)
mA bird seen by nie on Semirara in April, 1905, but not killed, was in all proba-
Jkj L. melanoleuca. — Worcester.
Ibhloropsis favipennis is listed by W. Blasius among the birds collected by
i?,Platen at Davao, in Mindanao, in the summer of 1889 (J. f. 0., April, 1890,
|f45). The failure of any other collector to find any representative of this
I?; 18 in Mindanao is so remarkable that it leads me to doubt the correctness
ilhis record whicll Sharpe does not recognize in his Hand-List of Birds.—
f iCESTER.
79
IRENA Horsf.
(Sharpo, (Jat. Bds., VI, p. 1T4, 1881.)
cyanogaster YUj. (p. 175.)
ellae Ulcere, ]Jst Bds. & Mams. Hieere Kx[).,
p. 18 (1890).
melanochlamys Hharpv. (p. 170.)
tweeddalli l^^harpc. (p. 178.)
HYPSIPETES Vif/.
(Sharpe, Cat Bds., A^j, p. ;]5. 1881.)
fugensis arant, Bull B. O. ('., V, j). ii ( ISDo) ;
id. Ibis, 1890, p. 113.
lOLE Blyth.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., \'I\ p. 51, 1881.)
striaticeps K^harpc, Un^, 1888, p. 200.
everetti Ttcccdd. (p. 57.)
haynaldi Blaskis, J. f. ()., 1890, p. 141;
Sliarpe, Ibis, 1894, p. 253.
ruflgularis {Sharpc). (p. 57, pi. iii.)
philippensis {(Jm.). (p. 58.)
guimarasensis ^teere, Bds. & Mains. Stcore
Exp., p. 19 (1890).
mindorensis t^tccre, List. Bds. & Mams.
Sleere Exp., p. 19 (1890).
[schmavkcri llartert, J. f. O., 1890, p.
155.1
siquijorensis t^lccrc, op. cit. p. 19 (1890).
cinereiceps BourHH tC- iro/cr.v/r/-, Occ. Papers
Minnesota Acad.. 1, No. 1, p. 25 (1894).
monticola Bourns cC Woreesier, L c.
POLIOLOPHXIS SJiarpe.
(Sharpe, Tv. Linn. Soc. (2) i, p. 334,
187().)
urostictus (Salvad.). (p. 03.)
[hasilanicus Steere, List. Bds. k Mams.
Steere Exp., p. 19 (1890).l
Luzon
LeytG
Samar
Basilan
Mindanao
Balabac
Palawan
Calamianes
Calayan
Si(|uijor
Uoniblon
Cebu
Fuga
Palawan
Mindanao
Panaon
ninagat
Samar
Leyte
Bongao
Sulu
Sibutu
Tawi Tawi
Basilan
Mindanao
Bohol
Marlnduquc
Cebu
Mindanao
Leyte
Panaon
Lubang
Samar
Luzon
Guimaras
Panay
Masbate
Ticao
Negros
Verde
Mindoro
Semirara
Tablas
Basilan Luzon
Catanduanes Mindanao
Dinagat Panaon
Leyte Samar
80
[CEOTAESUS Eyton.
(Micropus Swains.^ nee Linn.;
Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VI, p. 64,
1881.)
melanocephalus {Gm.). (p. GO.)
Sumatra
Malay Peninsula
Burmese Provinces
Eastern Bengal (Dacca, Tip-
pera)
Java Borneo
Palawan
IINIGEE Temm.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bcls., VI, p. 70, 1881.)
f rater Sharpe. (p. 79, pi. v.)
Balabac
Calamianes
Palawan
palawanensis Tweedd. (p. 83, pi. vi, fig. 2.) Palawan
I CNONOTUS Boie.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VI, p. 120, 1881.)
\PachycephaUxus & Stictognathus,
Buttik. Notes Leyclen Mus., xvii,
p. 249 (1896).
Gymnocrotaphiis & Bonapartea,
Biittik., op. cii. xvii, p. 246,
xviii, p. 58.]
H^golavier {Scop,), {p. 141.)
I. .
ilcmerei
frons Tweedd. (p. 153.)
Family TIMELMD/E.
Subfamily TIMELIIN.a;.
feXJDOTHAEEHALEUS Grant.
1| (Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, IV, p. xl,
I 1895.)
||sauclatu8 Grant, I. c.
I
i|4inlcolor Hartert,BvL\\. B. 0. C, XIV, p. 74 Mindanao
I (1904).
Basilan
Negros
Bohol
Nipa
Cebu
Panay
Guimaras
Romblon
Leyte
Samar
Luzon
Sulu
Marinduque
Tablas
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
Calamianes
Palawan
81
griseipectus Meums, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., Mindana
XVllI, p. 2 (1905).
TURDINUS Blyili.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VII, p. 5;)l),
1883.)
\Cf. Biittik. m)tes Leydeii Mus.
XVII, p. (]8 (1895). i¥a/a-
cocincla Biittik. t. c. p. 71),
lUadopsis Biittik, t. v. p.
98.]
rufifrons Ttvcedd. {p. 540.)
[Malacopteruni palmvancnsc Biittik.
Notes Leyden Mus. XVII, p. 104
(1895).]
Dal abac-
Palawan
PTILOCICHLA Sharpe.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VIT, p. 586,
1883.)
falcata Sharpe. (p. 586.)
Balabac
Palawan
basJIanIca Steere, List. Bds. & Mams. Steere Basilan
Exp., p. 18 (1890) ; id. Ibis, 1891, pi. vii.
mindanensis Steere, I. c; Of. Blasius, J. f. 0. Mindanao
1890, p. 146.
linuta Bourns & Worcester, Occ. Papers Samar
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 24 (1894).
ANUROPSIS Sharpe.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VJI, i). 588,
1883.)
cinereiceps {Tiveedd.). (p. 590.)
Balabac
Palawan
DASYCROTAPHA Ttueedd,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VII, p. 574,
1883.)
speciosa Tweedd. (p. 574.
35916 6
Negros
82
STEEOENIS Grant
(Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, 111, p. i,
1894.)
striata Grant, L c, p. ii (1894); id. Ibis,
1895, pi. iv, fig. 1.
' whitehead i Grant, I. c, p. i (1894) ; id. Ibis,
1894, pi. XV, fig. 1.
I pygmaea Grant, Bull. B. O. C, vi, p. xviii
(1890) ; id. Ibis, 1897, pi. vi, fig. 1.
;V' platen i ( Vr. Blashis), J. f. O., 1890, p. 147.
ill: capitalis [Tweedd.), (p. 582.)
Ui.
f^' nigrocapitata {^teere), List. Bds. & Mams.
Exp. Philipp., p. 17 (1890).
;|f^ dennistouni Grant, Bull. B. O. C, V, p. ii
|]^ (1895) ; id. Ibis, 1890, pi. iii, fig. 2.
:XOENIS Hodgs.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VII, p. 575,
1883.)
J^l woodi Sharpe. (p. 577.)
i: cagayanensis Guillem., P. Z. 8., 1885, p. 419,
; I ' pi. XXV.
'Si
4-f;|.CE0NUS Jard, & Selhy.
fcf (Sharpe, Cat. Btis., YU, p. 583,
Z 1883.)
f, mindanensis Steere, List. Bds. & Mams.
Steere Exp., p. 17 (1890).
mo n tan us Mearns, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash.
;| . XVIII, p. 4 (1905).
Luzon
Mindanao
Basilan
Mindanao
Dinagat
Panaon
Leyte
Luzon?
Luzon
Balabac
Cagayan Sulu
rfL kettlewelli Guillem., P. Z. 8., 1885, p. 202, Bongao
'|k; pi. xviii, fig. 2,
Basilan
Dinagat
•Mindanao
Leyte
Samar
, Mindanao
, Bongao
Tawi Tawi
Sulu
■/i(^. V ■■ "■■■
i :' ( V. single specimen of Zosterornis, obtained at Mariveles, in the Province of
■ ^|:, lan. Island of Luzon, can not be differentiated from Z. nigrocapitata hereto-
:'^f,l(; recorded from Samar and Leyte without specimens for actual comparison.
S'j'e it may be ultimately proven to belong to an undescribed species, it has
I ;■ •l^^ provisionally assigned by McGregor to Z. nigrocapitata [Govt. Lab. Publ.
I-II34, p. 29 (1905)].
88
Subfamily BRACHYPTERYGINJE.
BRACHYPTERYX Horsf.
(Sharpe, (^at. Bds., VII, p. 25, 188;J.)
\(Jallene, pt., Sharpe, t. e. 15.
(^A Gates, Faun. Brit. Iiid.,
Birds, 1, p. 185. 1
*brunneiceps arani, Ibis, 18t)(), p. 547. Negros
poliogyna (jtranf. Bull. B. 0. C\. l\, p. xl Luzon Miudoro
(181)5) ; id. Ibis, pi. xii, fig. 1.
mlndanensis Mearns, Vvoa. Biol. Soe. WrsIi., Mindanao
XVlll, p. 3 (1905).
LEONARDINA Mearm.
{Lcoiiardia Mearns, 1905, nee Tai)pa-
roiie-CJaiiefri (1890).)
[Cf. Mearns, Proe. Biol. Soe.
Wash., XVIll, p. 88
(1905).]
wood! Mearns, Pruc. Biol. Soc. VVasli., XVI II, Mindanao
p. 2 (1005).
FaiMily TURDID/E.
suhlamily TURDINiE.
MERULA Leac/i.
(Seel)ohni, (^it. Bds., V, p. 2i)2, 1881.)
nigrorum {arani). Ibis, ISIMJ. p. 544. Negros
thomassoni ^ecbohm, F»u!l. W. O. T., Ill, p. Luzon
li (1894).
mindorensis {(irani), Ibis, 1890, ]>. 4(55. Mindoro
kelleri Mearns, Proc. Biol. Hoe. Wash., XVill, Mindanao
p. 6 (1905).
84
SlOCICHLA Temm.
(Seebohm, Cat. Bds., V, p. 117,
1881.)
jK interpres {Temm.). (p. 100.)
[avcnsis Gray (p. 107). Cf. Gates, Fauna
Brit. India 11, p. 138, 1800.]
m a
S| cinerea Bourms d Worccslcr, Gcc. Papers
SI Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 23 (1894).
if
ill
IIeOCICHLA Gould.
[i| (GeocicJiIa pt. Seebolim, Cat. Bds.,
1 Y, p. 147, 1881.)
'• [Cf. Seebohm, Monogr. Turdi-
.;: da^, I, pp. 1-32.]
l||l varia {Pall), (p. 151.)
mA [hancei ^winh. (p. 153.)1
||-RDUS Lmn,
||t (Seebohm, Cat. Bds., V, p. 184,
'"* 1881.)
I? paltidus Om. (p.
.. 274.)
m%
ll; chrysolaus Temm. (p. 275.)
% ■
If; ■
fP^obscurus Gm. (p. 273.)
• If ' I
i |1
Malay Peninsula
Northwestern Borneo
Sumatra Java
Lombok Sumbawa
Basilan
Sulu
Mindoro
Tawi Tawi
Japan
China (winter)
Burma (winter)
Accidental in Europe
Western and eastern Siberia
Luzon
Japan
Formosa (winter)
Southern China (lointer)
Eastern Siberia (Amur-land
and Usuri-land)
Calayan
China (winter)
Formosa (ivinter)
Japan Hainan
Eastern Siberia (Ussuri-laud,
Sakhalin)
Calayan
Luzon
Japan
China (winter)
Borneo (winter)
Burma (winter)
Malay Peninsula
Eastern Himalayas
Eastern Siberia (Yenesi to
Amur)
Calayan
Guimaras
Luzon
Negros
85
PETROPHILA Siuains.
{Monticola pt. Seehohm, Cat. Bds.,
V, p. 312.)
\Cf. Gates, Fauna Brit. India,
Bds., T, p. 142, 1889.]
manilla Bodd.
\soli1aria (P. L. S. Miill., nee Linn.),
(p. 310.) T [tosto StojnojTor in lifL]
Japan
Eastern Siberia
Southern China (winter)
Malay Archipelago (winter)
Burmese Provinces (lointer)
Agutaya
Negros
nalabac
Palawan
Hasilan
Panaon
Cagayancillo
Panay
Calamianes
Romblon
Calayan
Sibay
Cuyo
Sibuyan
Guimaras
Siquljor
Leyte
Sulu
Lubang
Tablas
Luzon
Tawi Tawi
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
Subfamily KUTICILLIN^.
CHIMARRHOKNIS Ilodgs.
(Sharpo, Cat. l')ds., VII, p. 47, 1883.)
bicolor Grant, Bull. B. (). (\, Ml, p. 44
(1894) ; id. Ibis, 1894, pi. xv, ih^. 2.
CALLIOPE Gould.
(ErUJiachus pt. Seebohni, Cat. Bds.,
V, p. 293, 1881.)
[Cf. Gates, l^aim. Brit. Tnd.,
Birds, I, p. 101, 1889.]
calliope {Pnll.) . (p. .305.)
;i
Europe (aceidental)
Southern China (winter)
Burmese provinces (winter
Siberia Northern C
Northern and Central 1
(winter)
Calayan
T^uzon
MsiHbato
Mindoro
Negros
86
PSYCHTJS Wagler.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VII, p. 60, 1883.)
mlndanensls (Gm.). (p. 60.)
Basilan
Bongao
Cebu
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Romblon
Samar
Semirara ? '
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tablas
Tawi Tawi
Ticao
Verde
rTOCINCLA, ScJ.
(Sliarpe, C^at. Eds., YIl, p. 81, 1883.)
\Cf. Hartort. Nov. Zool. ix, pj).
572-573, 1892.]
nigra ^harpe. (p. 90.)
luzonlensis {Kittl.) . (p. 91.)
\ nigrorum Grant, Ibis, 1896, p. 547.
iATINCOLA Kock.
Mw (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., IV, p. 178, LS/'O.
*'• caprata [Linn.), (p. 105.)
. ., jaCOLA Bcchst.
,']J': (Seebohm, Cat. Bds., V, p. 3G3,
^;jit| 1881.)
i^ foenanthe {Linn.), (p. .391.)
V; [Cf. Stejiieger, Pr. U. S. Nat. Mus..
•^\ I XXIIl, p. 473 (1901 ) ; id. Aiik, XVI II.
'tj'?^ p. 186 (1901).]
-1 V [ocnanthoides Yig.]
Balabac
Calamianes
Palawan
Catanduanes Marindiiqiie
Luzon
|i| cebuensis Sleere, List. Bds. & Mams. Steere Cebu
Exp., p. 20 (1890).
superci Maris Bourns d- Worcester, Occ. Pa- Masbate
pers Minnesota Acad., 1, No. 1, ]). 28
11 (1894).
Ticao
Negros
Persia
Indian Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Java Borneo
Bohol
Cebu
Lubang
Luzon
Masbate
Mindoro
Negros
Panay
Siquijor
Ticao
Europe and northern Asia to
'Alaska
Indian Peninsula and eastern
Africa {winter)
Calayan
lir'li bird seen by me on Semirara in A])ril. 1905, but not killed, was in all proba-
i' V O. mrtulanensis. — \\'oium:stkr.
II- :.? •'
r
i
Family SYLVMD/E.
LOCUSTELLA Kaup.
(Seebohin, Cat. Bds.. \^
1881.)
p. lor.
fasciolata {Gray), (p. 109.)
\Cf. A. B. Meyer & Wio-lesw.. P,. (Vlehes.
p. 524 (1808). I
Talaut Islands
Sangir Islands
Eastern Siberia
Molucca Islands
China Japan
Batch ian, Ilalmahera, Moro
{iri liter) «
^i
Calayan
Luzon
Marinduque
Sulu
Tablas
Tawi Tawi
11
ochotensis {Midd.). ()>. 113).
[di/boicslHi llidgw., Pr. [\ S. Nat.
VI, p. 02 (188:J).|
Kurile Islands
^1^ j^ Borneo (ivinter)
Northeastern Siberia
Greater Sunda Islands
Kamtchatka Japan
Calayan
Marinduque
Mindoro
Romblon
'S
lanceolata {Tcmm.) . (p. 118.)
ACEOCEPHALUS Naum,
(Seobohm, Cat. Bds., V, p. 87, 1881.)
\TatarG Lesson; Sliarpe, Cat.
Bds., VII, p. 524 (1883).
Cf. Zool. Kec, xVves, 188:5.
p. 26; Biittik. Xotes Ley-
den Mils., XIV, p. 13
(1892).]
sorgophilus {Stcinh.
(p. 94.)
I:
('hina i IV inter) in
Eastern Europe (Russia) I
Andaman Islands (winter) v|'
Indian Peninsula (lomter) g4*
Burmese provinces (winter ^^
Siberia Central As (1
Calayan
China
Luzon
orlentalls {Tewm. tG Schl.). (p. 07.)
Japan
Northern (^hina i
Eastern Siberia ,
Burmese provinces (wintc tlM'ii
Malay Archipelago (tMn£c^4|
Calayan
Cebu
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Palawan
88
IBIJKA Hodgs,
(Lusciniola pt. Seebohm^ Cat. Bds..
V, p. 120, 1881.)
[Cf. Gates, Faun. Brit. Ind.,
Birds, I, 361, 1889.]
seebohml [Grant), Bull. B. O. C, IV, p. xl Luzon
(1895) ; id. Ibis, 1895, p. 443.
THOTOMUS Horsf.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., VII, p. 219
(1883).
3| [Cf. Grant, Ibis, 1897, p. 229.]
I frontaWs Sharj)e. (p. 220.)
I
cinereiceps Sharpe. (p. 222.)
il
1^;: nigriceps Tweedd. (p. 222.)
\i samarensis Steere, List Bds. & Mams. Steere
i^ii Exp., p. 20 (1890.)
Basilan
Leyte
Bohol
Mindanao
Dinagat
Samar
Basilan
Mindanao
Mindanao
Leyte
Samar
:|- * castaneiceps Wald. (p. 223.)
*''i ' [panayensis Steere, List. Bds. & Mams.
.I^;il Steere Exp., p. 20, 1890. Cf. Grant,
p^-i Ibis, 1896, p. 549.]
i:
4 ;i derblanus Moore, (p. 224.)
Guimaras
Masbate
Negros
Luzon
i
i.
%'• chioronotus Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, III, p. ii
(1895).
Luzon
Panay
Ticao
m| ;'ruflcep8 {LcfiR.). (p. 224.)
Si
hi|^|Cmeraceus Blyih. (p. 225.)
\
Malay Peninsula
Southern Tenasserim
Sumatra Borneo
Balabac Palawan
Calaraianes
Malay Peninsula
Sumatra Borneo
Cagayan Sulu
89
CISTICOLA Kaup.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., VII, p.
1883.)
cisticola [Temm.). (p. 250.)
235,
exilis {Vig. d Horsf.). (p. 2G9.)
[oryziola S. Mull. (p. 240, note.) Cf,
Sliarpe, Notes Leydon Mus., VI, p.
168.]
[phragmitoides Kulil. (p. 185, note),
teste Finsch in litt.]
[Cf. also Gates, Faun. Brit. Ind., Birds,
1, pp. 371 373, 1880.]
MEGALUKTJS Ilorsf.
(Sharpe, Cat.
1883.)
Bds., VII, p. 122,
palustris Horsf. (p. 123.)
[punctaius De Vis, Ibis, 1807, p. 385.
:=zmacrurus, juv. Rotscli: & Hartert. Orn.
MB. vii, p. 130, 1808. J
ruficeps Twecdd. (p. 125.)
Indian Peninsula
Malay Peninsula
Southern Europe
Indo-Chinese countries
Greater and Lesser
Islands
Ceylon China
Africa Celebes
Sv
Balabac
Luzon
Bohol
Mindanao
Southern
China
Indian Peninsula
Burmese
provinces
Malay Pe
ninsula and Arch
ago
Australia
Formosa
Calamianes
Calayan
Cebu
B'uga
Lubang
Luzon
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Panay
Romblon
Samar
Semirara
Sibay
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Sulu
Tablas
Ticao
Verde
Manipur
Burmese provinces
Southeastern New Guinea
Northern and Central Ini
Bhutun and Buxa Dear
Assam Java
Catanduanes
Mindanao
Luzon
Mindoro
Marinduque
Samar
Masbate
Ticao
Basilnn
Mindoro
Bohol
Negros
Cebu
Panay
(luimaras
Romblon
Lubang
Samar
Luzon
Sibuyan
Marinduque
Siquijor
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Ticao
;fi I
90
lANTHOPNEUSTE Bias.
{PJiyllosropus pt. Seebohm, Cat.
Bds., V, p. 37, 1881.)
boreal Is (Bias.), (p. 40.)
llwxanthodryas [F^nnnh.). (p. 02.)
it
Alaska
Borneo {lointer)
Commander Islands
Malay Peninsula (ivinter)
China and Formosa (winter)
Indo-Chinese provinces (loin-
ter)
Northern Europe and northern
Asia (Pinmark to eastern
Siberia, Kamtchatka)
Balabac
Mindanao
Cagayancillo
Marinduque
Calamianes
Mindoro
Calayan
Negros
Cuyo
Palawan
Fuga
Panay
Guimaras
Romblon
Leyte
Samar
Lubang
Sibuyan
Luzon
Tablas
Maestro de
Ticao
Campo
Verde
Masbate
Southern China (tvinter)
Mongolia Kamtchatka
Japan Kurile Islands
Northwestern Borneo {unnter)
Palawan
i: :,ugubrls [Blylh). (p. 48.)
1|.i5 (Cettia pt. Seebohm., Cat. Bds., V, p.
||r 133, 1881.)
^ a [Cf, Gates, Faun. Brit. Ind.,
II f' Birds, I, p. 434, 1889.1
f|7eebohml {arant), Ibis, 1894, p. 507.
11. anturiens {^^irinJi.). (p. 141.)
"uf
Eastern Bengal {lointer)
Burmese provinces {unnter)
Western China to Chuan-che
Eastern Himalayas (Sikhim to
Assam)
Basilan
Mindanao
Samar
Northern Luzon
Formosa
Cachar {winter)
Southern China {winter)
Southern Ussuri-land to T^ake
Chanka
IjUzon
91
linuta i^^iHiih.). (p. 141.
PHYLLERGATES Sliarpe.
(Sliarpe, Cat. Bds., VII, ]). 22\), 1883:
cf. Zool. \Uh,. lS8;i. Avcs. ]). 2r),
Jiotc.)
\r/n/H()ha1(>s Oatos. l^xls. P,rii.
Hiirm., I, |). 110 ( 188.",). I
phllippinus Uurlerl, Nov. Zool.. \\ . p. :,I7
(1.S97.)
heterolsemus j\lc(n-ns, Pioc. P>iol. Soc. Wnsli..
:^VI11, |). 8() (1!)()5).
Hainan
Askold Island
Southern China
Calayan
M iiulanao
i
n
i
if
;1i
Family ARTAMID/E.
AETAMUS V if ill.
(Sharpe, (^at. Bds., XlII, ]). 2, 18i)().)
ieucorhynchus (Limi.). teste Hiclimond.
[leucogaster (Vnloiie.). (j). .S.)]
Australia
Papuan Lslands
Andaman Islai
ds
Malay Archipelago
Hasilan
Negros
Bohol
Palawan
HonKao
Pan ay
Calaniiancs
Roniblon
CataiiduaneK
Samar
Cebu
Semirara
Cuyo
Si bay
(luimaras
Sibuyan
Ley to
Slquijor
Lubang
Sulu
Luzon
Tab las
Marinduque
Tawi Taw
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde
Mindoro
Fnniily LANIID>€.
subfamily LANIIN-E.
ENNEOCTONUS Hoir.
(Laniiis pt. (ladow, (*ai. lids., \'II.
]). 2:)'L 188:'>; (J rant, Nov. ZooL.
IX. p. \4i). VM)'>.)
tigrinus (Drop.). ( |). 2H!).)
Horneo
Malay PeniiiHula
Sumatra
Korea
I, . i
If
Java iii ,
China
92
?HALOPHONEUS Fitz.
(Lanius pt. Gadow, Cat. Bds., VTII,
p. 232, 1883; Grant, ISTov. Zoo].,
IX, p. 449, 1902.)
validirostris {Grant)
p. xlix, 1894).
Bull. B. 0. c, in,
Luzon
Mindoro
nasutus {Scop.).
[oephalomelas Bp. (p. 209.) 1
[ sehalotm Ga rl ow. ]
^*5
lii
I suluensis Meams, Proe. Biol. Soe. Wash.,
lii5 XVJIT, p. 80 (1905).
M
||»MELA, Bp.
j| (Lanius pt. Gadow, Cat. Bds., VIII,
^f p. 232, 1883; Grant, Nov. Zoo!.,
I IX, p. 449, 1902.)
Northern Borneo
m-
'cristata ^ {TAnn.). (p. 271.
vluclonensis {Linn.), (p. 274.)
H
Bohol
Mindanao
Calamianes
Mindoro
Cebu
Negros
Guimaras
Panay
Leyte
Samar
Luzon
Siquijor
Masbate
Sulu
Borneo
Eastern Siberia
Malay Peninsula
Indian Peninsula
Indo-Chinese provinces
Philippine Islands iwinter)
Mongolia
Northern China
Malay Archipelago
Southern India {winter)
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Korea Formosa
Agutaya
Masbate
Balabac
Mindanao
Basilan
Mindoro
Bohol
Negros
Cagayancillo
Palawan
Calamianes
Panaon
Calayan
Panay
Camiguin
Romblon
Catanduanes
Samar
Cebu
Sibay
Cuyo
Sibuyan
Fuga
Siquijor
Guimaras
Sulu
Leyte
Tablas
Lubang
Tawi Tawi
Luzon
Ticao
M aestr de
Verde
Campo
«^ two shrikes, 0. cristata and 0. superciliosa, are included in this list on
M fithority of Sharpe's Hand-List. Their distribution within the Philippines is
rity of Sharpe'
"^lown to me. — ^McGregor.
98
superciliosa 1 {lAith.). (n. 273.
Japan
Malay Peninsula
Greater and Lesser Su
Islands
Philippine Islands {wintch
i^ubfamily PACHYCEPALINJE.
HYLOTERPE Cah.
{PachycephaJa pt. Gadow, Cat. IVIs.,
VIII, p. 182, 1883.)
phjilppjnensis Walden. (p. 221.)
apoensis Mcarns, Proc Biol. Soc. Wash,
XVllI, p. 80 (1905).
homeyerl Blasius, J. f. 0., 1800, p. 141.
whitehead! Sharpc, Ibis, 1888, p. 1!)8.
[plateni W. Blasius, Ornis, 1888, p. 311.
'alawan
winchelli Bourns d Worcester, Oce. Papers Cebu
Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 21 (185)4). Masbate
[major Bourns & Worcester, 1. c. p. 22.] p^^^°^
mindorensis Bourns d Worcester, t. c. p. 22. Mindoro
albiventrls Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, 111, p. xlix Luzon
(1894).
fallax McGregor, Bull. Philippine Mus., No. 4, Calayan
p. 27 (1904).
Family PARID^.
Subfamily TARIVIE,
PARDALIPARUS Hehjs-LougrJi ,
(Selys-Longclianips, Hull. S. Z.
France IX, p. 73, 18S1; Hraiuhi.
Ann. Mils. St. IVtersh., VII, p.
247, 1902.)
(Parvs pt. Gadow, (^at. Bds..
AMI I, p. 3, 1883.)
I Ilellm., Tierr., Paridas ]). 80.
1901. 1
amabilis {Sliarpc). (p. 22.) Baiabac
' 8ee footnote on page 92.
I
Basilan
Mindanao
Dinagat
Samar
Leyte
Siquijor
Luzon
Mindanao
Bongao
Sulu
Sibutu
Tawi Tawi
SIbuyan
Tablas
Ticao
Mindoro
I
HI
4
Palawan
94
elegans {hvnn.). (p. 22.)
Hoiigao
Mindoro
Calayan
Negros
Ccbu
Pan ay
GuimaraH
Sulu
Luzon
Tawi Tawi
Masbate
Ticao
mindanensis Medrns. riuc. IJiul. Hoc WhhIi., Mindanao
XVllI, p. 8 (1905).
NTHOENIS Helhiiayr.
(Hellmayr, J. f. 0. 1901, p. IT^V;
Tierreich, Faridw, p. 32, 190;].)
(Parus pt. Gadow, Cat. Eds., YllI,
p. 3, 1883.)
I semilarvatus {Halvadori) . (p. 38.)
[Cf. Wardlaw Ramsay, Ibis, 1884, p.
334.1
Negros
luzoniensis {Om.).
i \Miaropus nehrkorni Blasiiis, J. f. ().,
1890, p. 147. Of. Sliavpe, Bull. B. O. C.
IV, p. ii (1894); Ilellniayr, J. f. O.,
1901, pp. 171, 172.]
Mindanao
Family SITTID/E.
iLLISITTA llcickenh.
1% { 1) en di'o phila S\y Si) iiii. ; Sitta pt. Ga-
ll (low, Cat. Bds., VII I, p. 341, 1883 ;
Hellni., Tierr., Sittidce, p. 191,
I- 1903.)
I&frontalis {Swains.), (p. 358.)
Iiif'
Southern India
Malay Peninsula
Burmese provinces
Ceylon Java
Himalayas (Kumaon to Assam)
ilDenochlamys [Hlmrpv). (p. 359.)
J|tiesoleuca {Grant), Bull. B. O. C, III, Luzon
I'l' p. xlix (1894).
Balabac
Palawan
Basilan
Luzon
Cebu
Mindanao
Guimaras
Negros
Leyte
Panay
plilacea {Whitehead), Bull. B. O. C, VI, Basilan
f p. xlix (1897).
fm
Samar
m\
05
Family CERTHIID/E.
RHABDORNISA^^(//(/,/>.
{Climadens })t. iliuhnw Viii. I^ds.,
yiU, ]). 333, 1883).)
(('/. (iraiit, Ibis, 18!)r. p. ^35.)
mystacalis {Tcmm.). (p. 3:^1).) Luzon
Masbato
minor arant, Bull. B. (). ('.. \'l, p. xvii Basiian
(1896). • Dinagat
Leytc*
inornata r/m/?/, /. c. p. xviii; id. Ihis. 1S07. Samar
pi. vi, fig. 2.
Nogros
Panay
Mindanao
Samar
1 amily ZOSTEROPID/E.
ZOSTEROPS Vig. and IJorsf.
(Gadow, Cat. Bds., IX, p. 14(), 1884.)
everetti Tweedd. (p. 1()3.) Cebu
nigrorum Tweedd. (p. 18{).)
Cresta de Gallo Panay
Masbate Tlcao
Negros
slquijorensis Bourns and Woreesfer, Oce. Negros
Pa})ors Minnesota Acad., 1, No. 1, p. 21
(1894).
Slquijor
luzonica (Irani, Bull. V>. (). C, Xo. XXIV, Luzon
p. x\ii (ISJlf)).
aureiloris (Irani, Bull. ji. O. ('., No. XXV^Il, Luzon
p. xl (181)5).
Mindoro
basilanJca Sleerc, List. Bds. and Mams. Basllan
8teere Exp., ,.. 21 (18!M)). ''""K""
^ ' ^ Dinagat
Leyle
Mindanao
Samar
Sulu
richmondi Medref/or, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., Cagayancillo
XVII, p. Km (1004).
\/Javi8sinia McGregor, Bull. riiili|)pinc
Mus., No. 4, p. 2(> (11)04) neo llartcrt.l
meyen'i Bonap. (p. 180.)
jCy. (h-ant, Ibis, 181):), j). 452.1
Calayan
Lubang
Luicott
Verde
Whitehead! Harlert, Bull. 15. O. C. XIV, Luzon (Lepanto)
No. c, p. n (mn).
vulcani { Harlert), BnW. B. O. C, XIV, No. C. Mindanao
p. 14 (1903).
96
goodfellowl Hartert, Bull. B. O. C, XIV, Mindanao
No. C, p. L3 (1903).
IfPOCEYPTADIXIS Hartert
(Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C. XlV, No. (J,
p. 13, 1903.)
cinnamomeus Ifar^eH. (I.e.) , Mindanao
Family DIC/EID/E.
if
IP-ffiUM Cuv.
|| (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., X, p. 10, 1885.)
i'-\ retroclnctum Gould, (p. 35.) Luzon
f-: haematostictum Hharpc. (p. 35.) Guimaras
jl .|. Negros
11 J.papuense {Gmel.)} (p. 36.) Basilan
l^llri Cebu
Dinagat
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Mindoro
Panay
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Samar
Ticao
Verde
Samar
lifljijuzoniense Grant, Bull. B. 0. a, III, p. 1. Luzon
S|i- (1894).
i!:r* apo Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C, XIV, No. CVII, Mindanao
.:!f ' p. 79 (1904).
H' .bonga Hartert, t. c. p. 80.
■]| ;'
);;ii davao Mearns, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., XVIII, Mindanao
/•f;:^ p. 87 (1905).
:| ^flaviventer Meyer, J. fiir O., 1894, p. 91, ex Cebu
\^^\ Dubois, Syn. Av., p. 679.
, ^4 "
ilj'.tdorsale Sharpe. (p. 40.)
Dallidlor Bourns and Worcester, Occ. Papers. Cebu
Masbate
Negros
Sibuyan
Romblon
Sulu
Panay
,. Jf ' Minnesota Acad. Sci., I, No. 1, p. 18 (1894,.
I- i^^ f"
,j||. - jibuyanicum Bourns and Worcester. (1. c.)
■ ?l* *,' ntermedium Bourns and Worcester, (t. c.
i / issimiiis Bourns and Worcester. (1. c.)
i hl^',f — • ^ ' ^
: h-^jins species is usually called Dicaeum ruhriventer Lesson, Gmelm s name
Tablas
Tawl Tawi
! I
iV pcipuensis being misleading. — McGregor.
I :
xanthopygium Twcedd, (p. 40.)
ci nerelqulare Tweedd. (p. 40.)
Luzon Mindoro
Mariuduque
Leyte
Mindanao
Samar
best I Steere, List. Bds. and Mams. Steere
Exp., p. 22 (1890).
sibutuense Sharpe, Ibis, 1894, pp. 122, 251;
ex Dubois Syn. Av., p. 679.
pygmaeum {Kittlitz). (p. 43.)
Siquijor
nigrilore Hartcrt, Bull. B. 0. C, XV, No.
CIX, p. 8 (1904).
hypoleucum Sharpe. (p. e37.)
mindanense Tweedd. (p. 37.)
everetti Tweedd. (p. 47.)
Balabac
Mindoro
Calayan
Negros
Fuga
Palawan
Guimaras
Romblon
Leyte
Samar
Lubang
Semirara
Luzon
Sibuyan
Maestro
de Siquijor
Campo
Ticao
Masbate
Mindanao
Basilan
Siasi
Bongao
Sulu
IJasllaii
Sulu
Mindanao
Tawi Tawl
Dinagat
Panaou
Leyte
Samar
obscurum Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, 111, p. 1
(1894).
PEIONOCHILUS Strickl
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., X, p. (J:) pi-,
1885.)
johannae Bharpc, Ibis, 1888, p. 201.
quidricolor Tweedd. V. Z. S., 1877, p. 702.
olivaceus Ttveedd. (p. 75.)
bicolor Bourns and Worcester, Occ. Papers-
Minnesota Acad., 1, No. 1, p. 20 (1894).
Inexpectatus Hartert, Nov. Zool., JI, pp. «4,
486 (1895).
35916 7
Luzon
Balabac
Busuangii
Cebu
Palawan
Basilan
Dinagat
Leyte
Mindanao
Samar
Mindanao
Leyte
Luzon
Mindoro
Negroa
Samar
98
flPKISOMA Blyth.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., X, p. 63, pt.
1885.)
aeruginosum {Bourns and Worcester), Occ. Cebu
Papers Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 20 Lu^ang
(1894) ^''^''''
^^^^*^' Mindanao
Mindoro
Romblon
Sibuyan
Family NECTARI Nil D>E.
lALCOSTETHA Cab,
(Gadow, Cat. Bds., IX, p. 12, 1884.)
inslgnis {Jard.). (p. 12.)
'11
m
ITHOPYGA Cah.
(Gadow, Cat. Bds., IX, p. 13, 1884.)
i magnifica Sharpe. (p. 24.)
Tenasserim
Cochin China
Sunda Islands
Malay Peninsula
Sumatra Siam
Celebes Borneo
Balabac
Cebu
Negros
Panay
Palawan
Sibuyan
Tablas
i'ljVv^ boitoni Meams, Bull. Biol. Hoc. Wash., XVIII, Mindanao
p. 4 (1905).
in-
.I •! shelleyl Sharpe. (p. 29.)
m
t^' beWa Tweedd. (p. 29.)
Balabac
Calamianes
Mindanao
arolasi Bourns and Worcester, Occ. Papers, Sulu
Cebu
Masbate
: ,g^, Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1, p. 17 (1894).
k> ' bonita Bourns and Worcester. (1. c.)-
\M: I flav I pectus Grant, Bull. B. O. C, III, p. xlix Luzon
:||l (1894).
\',t%*^ [fninuta Bourns and Worcester, Occ.
l5t,? Papers Minnesota Acad., I, No. 1,
l.l^ ;5' p. 18 (1894).]
: 4 if rubrinota McGregor, Govt. Lab. Publ. No. 25, Lubang
.| H.'' p. 30 (1905).
Palawan
Samar
Tawi Tawi
Panay
Ticao
Mindoro
99
EUDEEPANIS Sharpe,
(Gadow, Cat. Bds., IX, i)
1884.)
13 pt.
pulcherrima {Hharpc). (p. ;^i.)
jefferyi Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, HI, p. l (1894).
CINNYRIS C^w.
(Gadow, Cat. Eds., IX, ]). ;M, 1884.)
sperata {Linn.), (p. 63.)
whitehead! Qrant, Bull. B. O. C,
(1894).
juliae Tweedd. (p. 64.)
11, p. 1
flagrans {Oust.), (p. 88.)
[excellens Grant, Bull. 15.
XXIII, p. xviii (1895)
bead, Ibis, 1899, p. 230.]
0. v.. No.
ef. Wbitc-
guimarasensis Steere, List. Bds. and Mams.
Steere Exp., p. 22 (1890).
jugularis {Linn.), (p. 84.)
[dinagatensis Mearns,^ Vvov. BU>\. Soe.
Wasb., XVIII, p. 5 (190;-)). ohscurior
Grant, Bull. B. 0. C, HI, p. 1 (1894) ;
of. Grant, Ibis, 1895, p. 451.]
aurora {Tweedd.). (p. 88.)
Basilaii
Diiiagat
Luzon
Calamianes
Cebu
Dlnagat
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindoro
Calayan
Fuga
Basilan
Malanipa
Mindanao
Luzon
Leyte
Samar
Negros
Nlpa
Palawan
Panay
Romblon
Samar
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Tablas
Ticao
Luzon
Sulu
Tawi Tawi "i
1
:i
Catanduan#i
Guimaras Panay
Negros
Basilan Mindoro
Bohol Negros
Bongao Panay
Camiguin Romblon
Catanduanes Samar
Cebu Semirara
Dinagat Si bay
Guimaras Sibutu
Leyte Sibuyan
Lubang Siquijor
Luzon Sulu
Maestro de Tablas
Campo
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Agutaya
Balabac
Cagayancillo
Tawi Tamk
Ticao
Verde
i
Calamtane^]
Cuyo
Palawan
^ In view of tbe great variation of color on tbe l»reast of (Hnnyris aurora]
on that of C. jugularis we do not recojjnize C. dinagatensiH ah valid. The lti|
name is confessedly applied to a specimen intermediate between the two
species. — McGregor and Worcester.
100
'l^ malaccensis {Scop.), (p. 122.)
lAOHNOTHEEA Temm.
(Gadow, Cat. Bds., IX, p. 100, 1884.)
flam m If era Tweedd. (p. 104.)
diiutior Shdrpe. (p. 105.)
philippinensis {Steere), List. Bds. and Leyte
Mams. Steere Exp., p. 21 (1890).
rXHEEPTES Swains.
(Gadow, Cat. Bds., IX, p. 112, 1884.)
'• rhodolaema Shelley, (p. 122, pt.)
chlorigaster Sharpe. (p. 122, pt.)
Basilan
Mindanao
Leyte
Samar
Palawan
Leyte
Samar
Mindanao
Malay Peninsula
Siam Java
Sumatra Borneo
Cochin China Flores
Balabac
Palawan
Bongao
Sibutu
Calamianes
Tawi Tawi
Borneo
Palawan
Basilan
Panay
Lubang
Romblon
Cebu
Sibuyan
Masbate
Tablas
Mindanao
Tawi Tawi
Negros
Ticao
M''^ wlglesworthi Hartert. Nov. Zool., IX, p. Sulu
Jf-r. . 209; Dubois 8yn. Av., 1113, chlorigaster,
Wl pt.
'.l",\ cagayanensis Meams, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash., Cagayan Suiu
^i.; XVIII, p. 6 (1905).
*||^' griseigularls {Tweedd.). (p. 120.)
'■j^. Family MOTACILLID/E
'0'lACILLA Linn.
■im (Sharpe, Cat. Bds., X, p. 457, pt.,
|.i;IH 1885.)
|.L -'ocularis Swinh. (p. 471.)
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Sakuijoc
Samar
mi
5-1
Burma {vnnter)
Aleutian Islands ?
Northeastern Siberia
Chi^a Kamchatka
Lower California {accidental)
Balabac
Calayan
Lubang
Luzon
Palawan
101
melanope Pall (p. 497.)
flava Linn. Sec Page 110.
BUDYTES Cuv.
(Sharpe, Cat.
1885.)
Bds., X, p. 457 pt.,
leucostriatus Horn. (p. 510, pt.
LIMONDROMUS Gould.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., X, p. 532, 1885.)
indicus {Gm.). (1. c.)
ANTHUS Bechst.
(Sharpe, Cat. Eds., X, p. 534, 1885.)
maculatus Hodgs. (p. 547.)
Europe Siberia
India and Burmese counti|
iivinter)
Malay Peninsula and Inf
Malay Islands (winter)
Balabac
Mindanao
Basilan
Mlndoro
Cagayan Sulu
Negros
Calamianes
Palawan
Calayan
Panay
Catanduanes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Guimaras
Sibay
Leyte
SIbuyau
Lubang
Sulu
Luzon
Tab las
Maestro d e
Tawi Tawi
Campo
Marinduque
Tlcao
Masbate
Verde
Eastern Siberia
Alaska Kamchatka
Eastern China and Molu
(ivinter)
Balabac Masbate
Bohol Mindanao
Cagayan Sulu Negros
Calayan Palawan
Catanduanes Sulu
Lubang Tleao
Luzon
Eastern Siberia
Northern China
Indian Peninsula
Ceylon, Andaman Islands, ''
mese countries. Cochin C|
Malay Peninsula, and
(winter) HI
n
Balabac
Calayan
Eastern Siberia
Indian Peninsula
Loo Choo Islands
China Japan
Indo-Burmese countries
Calayan
Luzon
Palawan
102
rufulus Vieill. (p. 574.)
[ m alayensis Ey ton . ]
m
it
Malay Peninsula
Burmese countries
Africa India
Ceylon Java
Sumatra Borneo
Bohol
Calamianes
Calayan
Cebu
Puga
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Maestro
Campo
Masbate
Mindanao
de
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Panaon
Panay
Romblon
Samar
Semirara
Sibuyan
Siquijor
Tablas
Ticao
j» cervinus {Pall.), (p. 585.)
m '
;,, • ; gustavi ^winh. (p. 013.)
!■■'•'
i^ ■.',
Kurile Islands
Borneo {winter)
Alaska Asia
England Europe
Northern Africa {winter)
Lower California {accidental)
Formosa and Hainan {winter)
Persia and northwestern India
{winter)
China and Indo-Burmese coun-
tries {winter)
Calayan
Mindanao
Luzon
Palawan
Siberia
Borneo
Celebes
Kamtchatka
Timor {winter)
China {migration)
Moluccas
{winter)
Commander Islands
Basilan
Cagayancillo
Calayan
Guimaras
Leyte
Lubang
Luzon
Maestro
Campo
de
Masbate
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Romblon
Sibuyan
Sulu
Tawi Tawi
'^ . ' rlchardi Vieill. (p. 504.)
India
Moluccas
Ceylon {winter)
Southern China {winter)
Burmese countries {ivinter)
British Islands {occasional)
Western and southern Europe
{winter)
Central and eastern Asia {fium-
mer)
Balabac
108
Family ALAUDID/E.
ALAUDA Limi.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XIII, p. 5()(),
1890.)
wattersi Himuh. (p. 575. pt.)
Formosa Cochin China
Bohol
Luzon
Sibuyan
Ticao
MIRAFRA JJor,i.
(Sliar])e, (^at. Pxls., XI 11, p. r,9;].
1(S9().)
phllippinensis Rawso}/. (p. (505.)
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Family FRINGILLID>€.
LOXIA Linn.
(Sharpo, C^at. Bds., XI
1888.)
luzoniensis (Irani, Bull. ?». O. ('., Ill, p. li Luzon
(1804).
PYRRHULA Bri^^.
(Sharpo, Cat. Bds., XII, p. 445,
1888.)
leucogenys (irant, Ihill. B. (). i\, IV. p. \li Luzon
(LS95).
FRINGILLA Linn.
(ShariHN (^at. Bds., XII. j). ITO,
1888.)
montlfringilla ////o?. (jt. 17H.
F^urope KamtchatkM.]
North China Northern /
Japan (winter)
British Islandn (tvinU'r) •
Liu Kiu and Bon in Ih)'
iiri)ii('r)
Calayan
104
LSSER Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XII, p. 298,
1888.)
montanus {Linn.
(p. 301.
^VSKoch.
{Chrysomitris Boie; Sharpe^ Cat.
I Bds., p. 192, 1888.)
ia spin US {Linn.), (p. 212.)
1
I
I
I
I
pERIZA Briss.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XII, p. 4T(),
i 1888.)
Malay Peninsula
Siam Java
China Japan
Europe Persia
Burmah Siberia
North and central Asia
Afghanistan Himalayas
North Africa Cochin China
Cebu
Tjuzon
Northern Asia
British Islands
Japan {winter)
South China {winter)
Siberia Europe
Liu Kiu Islands {winter)
Calayan
ill
spodocephala Pall. (p. 522.)
|: ;puslMa Pall. (p. 487.
'|t : i
I
ii: tsulfurata Temm. and flehl. (p. 510.)
Eastern Siberia
Japan {accidental)
Assam and Manipur {winter)
China and eastern Himalayas
{winter)
Catanduanes
Siberia
Northern China
Northern Europe
Himalayas {winter)
Tenasserim {winter)
Assam and Burma {winter)
Luzon
Japan
Formosa {tvinter)
Northern and central China
Calayan
Luzon
%.
10,1
CHLORTJEA Reichenb.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XIII, p. 388,
1890.)
brunnelventris armit, Bull. B. 0. (\, III,
p. I (1894).
TjUzoh
Family PLOCEID/E.
MUNIA Hodgs.
(Sharpo, (^al:. IVIs., XIII, p. 32(;.
1890.)
oryzivora {Linn.), (p. :}2S.)
jagorl Martens, (p. ?>37.)^
\hriinneiccps W'aldoii; cf. (Jrant, Ibis.
1896, p. 554.1
formosana ^ivinh. (p. 3:]8.)
cabanlsl Sharpe. (p. 353.)
UROLONCHA Ca/;.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XIII, p. 355,
1890.)
everetti {Ticecdd.) . (p. 303.)
fuscans [Cass.], (p. 304.)
^ The Philippine records of Munin atricapiHa wvrv
specimens of M. jagori. — McCregor.
Suniatru
Java
Malacca
(juimaras
Palawan
Luzon
Pan ay
Mindanao
Samar
Hal abac
Mindanao
Basilan
Mlndoro
Bohol
Negros
Bongao
Palawan
Cagayan Sulu
Panay
Calamianes
Romblon
(Malayan
Samar
Catanduanes
Semirara
Cebu
Sibay
Fuga
Sibuyan
Ciuiinaras
Slquljor
Leyte
Sulu
Lnbang
Tablas
Luzon
Tawi Tawi
Masbate
Tieao
Luzon
Luzon
Panay
Balabac
Mindanao
Basilan
Negros
Calamianes
Palawan ^
Calayan
Panay
('atanduanes
Romblon ,
Cebu
Samar j
Guimaras
Sibuyan i
Leyte
Tablas !
Luzon
Tawi Tavj
Borneo
Cagayan Sulu
ill all probability base(
106
rOLUS Lmn.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., ITT, p. 181, 1877.)
c h I n e n s i s Linn. { p . 20:? . )
Balabac
Masbate
Basilan
Mindanao
Bohol
Mindoro
Bongao
Negros
Cagayancillo
Palawan
Calamianes
Panaon
Calayan
Pan ay
Catandiianes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Cuyo
Semirara
Dinagat
Sibutu
Fuga
Sibuyan
Guimaras
Siquijor
Lapac
Sulu
Leyte
Tablas
Lubang
Tawi Tawi
Luzon
Ticao
Maestro de
Verde
Campo
Sibay
Marinduque
jri (Jsabel
f: p. i
lae Grant, Bull. B. O. C, IV, No. XX, Luzon
(1894).
. albiloris Grant, Bull. B. 0. ('., TIT, p. xlix Luzon
(1894).
J.;amarensis ^teere, List. Bds. aud Mauis.
Steere Exp., p. 17 (1890).
Leyte
Basilan
Mindanao
Bongao
Tawi Tawi
:\ teeriP Hharpe. (p. 213 pt.)
I [hasilanicus Grant, Ibis, 1896, p. .532.1
fJnereogenys Bourns and Worcester, Occ.
i Papers Minnesota Acad., T, No. 1, p. 16
k. (1894).
pi?i?ant makes the extraordinary statement that a glance at the original
SI? ption and figure of O. steerii is sufficient to show that the Negros bird is
li|ie described (Ibis, Oct., 1896, p. 532) and quotes Cat. Bds. Ill, p. 213, pi. x
|§ ) , in support of his contention that Bourns and 1 were mistaken in sup-
.J'^l tliat the type of 0. steerii comes from Basilan. He therefore rejects our
S»iof O. nigrostriatus for the Negros bird on the ground that it is a synonym
steerii and assigns to the Basilan bird, which he agrees with us is quite
t from the Negros bird, the name 0. hasilanicus.
%Uf Grant followed his own suggestion and glanced at the original description
§ steerii which occurs in Trans. Linn. 8oc., Ser. 11, Vol. 1, p. 329, he would
liscovered that two specimens only were collected by Steere; that one
?f en (a) was an adult male from Isaheia de Basilan, while the other {h)
||^$'|Ch the sex was not determined, came from Negros. Also tliat the type
||4|>ed was an adult male. Furthermore, he seems to forget that the type of
|lt^)ecies, which, by the way, still bears a label in Dr. Sharpe's well-known
^^lis at present in the bird collection of the LTniversity of Michigan. It was
M^ Dr. Bourns and myself when our description of 0. nigrostriatus was
f||i. This type is an adult male from Basilan. Grant's O. hasilanicus
f|re becomes a synonym of 0. steerii. — Worcester.
1
107
nigrostriatus Bourns and WorcefUcr, Gee. Masbate Negros
Papers Minnesota Aead., 1, No 1 p KJ
(1894).
assimilis Tiered., \\ Z. S., 1S77, p. 7(50.
xanthonotus Jiorsf. (p. 2]'A.)
Family DICRURID>E.
DICRURUS Viri/L
(Sharpe, Vn\. I'xls., HI, ]>. '>21), LSrr.)
balicasslus iJjinii.). (]). 2M).)
Malacca
.Java
Borneo
Oalaniianos ?• Palawan
Lubang Mindanao
Luzon Verde
Marinduque
Strlatus Tirrrd. P. Z. S.. 1S77, ]). r)4r>. Mindanao Nipa
Basilan
i.pyte
Panaon
Samar
suluensls Harieri, Nov. Zool.. IX. p. 441, e\ Sulu
Dubois, Syn. A v., p. HO.").
mlrabilis Wahl. and Laj/ard. (p. 2:^1.)
('ebu NegroH
Guiniaras Pa nay
CHIBIA IJodgs.
(Sharpe, (^at. Bds.. Ill, p. 234. 18TT.)
palawanensls [Tu-eedd.) . P. Z. S.. 1H7H. fiaiabac
p (jj^ Calaniianes
Palawan
cuyensls Mcdregor, Hull. 1*liilip})ine Mus., Cuyo
No. ], p. 5 {VM\).
Worcester! Mcdreijor, (Jovt. I.ab. Pul)). Xo. Semirara
34, p. 20 (1905).
borneensis Hharpr. W Z. S., 1S77. ]>. 240.
Bongao Sulu ^i
("agayan Sulu Tawl Tawfl
:agay
Sibutu
menagel Bourns and Worcesfpr, Oec. Papers Tablas
Minnesota Aead., I, No. 1, p. !•"> (18^4).
^ An Oriohis, in all ])robal)ility O. ./anlhonolvs, was seen by me in the .j
mianes Islands in January. 1903, but no sj.eein.ens were eolleeted. VVoiWKS'j'
108
f CHANGA Hodgs.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., Ill, p, 245, 1877.)
palawanensis Whitehead, Ibis, 1893, p. 47.
Palawan
Family STURNID>E.
DIOPSAE Sharpe.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XITI, p. 40,,
m 1890.)
[PoUopsar Sharpe nee Cassin;
Spodiopsar Sharpe, Ibis,
1889, p. 580. Of. Cat. Bds.,
_,,.. XIII, p. 665.]
if;
ffcsericeus {Qm.) . (p. 44.)
lirTRNIA Less,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XIII, p. 68,
1890.)
j!|p'jphllippensls {Forster). (p. 70.) [violacea
'JU (Bodd.); cf. McGregor, Govt. Lab. Publ.
!]|'':- No. 25, p. 30 (1905).]
i
Calayan
Japan
Borneo {winter)
Celebes {winter)
Moluccas {winter)
Calayan
Luzon
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Palawan
Tawi Tawi
i-;!i;'',inensls {Gm.). (p. 08.)
Formosa
Malacca {winter)
Siam
Pegu {winter)
South China {winter)
Cochin China {winter)
China Hainan
Calayan
Luzon
iflaOPSAE Sharpe.
\'^^ {AcridotheresY\Q\\\. pt.; Sharpe, Cat.
^'k Bds., XIII, p. 79 pt, 1890.)
i^\ [t. c. p. 33 (footnote).]
it
!l;||'istatellus {Qm.). (p. 92.)
^j^^'iFELLOWIA Hartert.
M|i'i (Hartert, Bull. B. 0. C, XIV, Ko. C,
^fe p. 11, 1903.)
- :jy ,iranda Harfer^. (I.e.)
i%
Central and southern China
Luzon {introduced)
Mindanao
109
SARCOPS Walden.
(Sliarpe, Cat.
1890.)
Bds., XriT, p. 96,
calvus {Lmn.), (p. 97.)
Basilan
Negros
Bongao
Panay
Catanduanes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Dinagat
Semirara I
Guimaras
Slbay s
Leyte
Sibutu i
Lubang
Sibuyan j
Luzon
Siquljor f
Maestro de
Sulu '
Campo
Tablas ;
Marinduque
Tawl Tawif
Masbate
Ticao
Mindanao
Verde j
Mindoro
i
EULABES Cuv.
{Mairmtiis Less; Sluii'pe, Cat. Eds.,
XIII, p. 98, 1890.)
palawanensis {Sharpc). (p. 104.)
Palawan
LAMPROCOCORAX Bp.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., XIII, p. 137,
1890.)
• [Caloriiis Gray nee Bill berg;
Cf. Oberholser, Proc. Philad.
Acad. Sci., 1899, p. 215.]
panayensis [Scop.], (p. 147.)
todayensis Mearms, Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash.,
XVIIT, p. 88 (1905).
Agutaya
Balabac
Basilan
Bohol
Bongao
Cagayancillo
Cagayan Sulu
Calamianes
(^ainiguin
Catanduanes
Cebu
Cuyo
Puga
Guimaras
Leyte
Luzon
Marinduque
Masbate
Mindanao
Mindanao
Mindoro
Negros
Nipa
Palawan
Panay
Romblon
Samar
Semirara
Siasi I
Sibutu
Sibuyan
Slquijor ;
Sulu
Tablas
Tawl Ta
Ticao
110
Family CORVID/E.
JrONE Kaup.
(Sharpe, Cat. Bcls., Ill, p. 30, 1877.)
philipplna {Bonap.). (p. 42.)
Basilan
Miodoro
Bohol
Negros
Cagayancillo
Palawan
Calayan
Panaon
Camiguin
Panay
Catanduanes
Romblon
Cebu
Samar
Cuyo
Semirara
Dinagat
Sibay
Fuga
Sibutu
Guimaras
Sibuyan
Lubang
Siquijor
Luzon
Sulu
Maestro de
Tablas
Campo
Tawi Tawi
Marinduque
Ticao
Masbate
Verde
ilVUS Linn,
(Sharpe, Cat. Bds., Ill, p. 13, 1877.)
Ipusillus Tweedd., P. Z. S., 1878, p. 622.
Balabac
Calamianes
Mindoro
Palawan
isamarensis Steere, List. Bds. and Mams.
Steere Exp., p. 23 (1800).
Samar
ADDENDA,
fe Id on page 101 :
b
l.'laVei Limi. (p. 51G.)
1
I
Africa
Siberia to China
Molucca Islands
Alaska
Europe
Balabac
Masbate
Bohol
Mindoro
Calayan
Negros
Catanduanes
Palawan
Lubang
Sulu
Luzon
Ticao
|»TE. — The addition of Motacilla flava, inadvertently omitted from
ioper place on page 101, raises the total number of species recorded
INDEX TO GENERA AND SPECIES.
abba (Calidris), 27.
Abrornis, 76.
Acanthopneuste, 90.
Accipiter, 41.
Acridotheres, 108.
Acrocephalus, 87.
Actitis, 26.
acuminata (Heteropygia), 28.
acuta (Dafila), 38.
Mgialitis, 23.
i^gitliina, 78.
aenea ( Muscadivora ) , 11.
aeruginosum (Piprisonia) , 1)8.
seruginosus (Circus), 41.
.mhiopsar, 108.
^tliopyga, 98.
affinis ( Batracliostonius ) , 51.
affinis (Penelopides), 56.
affiiiis (Terpsiplione), 75.
Alauda, 103.
albigularis (Rhinoiiiyias) , 75.
albiloris (Oriolus), 106.
albiventris (Hyloterpc) , 93.
albiventris (Rhipidura) , 74.
Alcedo, 52.
Alcyone, 52.
alexandrina (^Egialitis), 24.
Alophonerpes, 66.
Alseonax, 71.
alterum (Edoliisoina), 77.
amabilis (Pardaliparus) , 93.
Amaurornis, 17.
americanus (Merops),56.
ametliystina (Phapitreron), 10.
amurensis (Butorides), 34.
ansestlieta { Sterna ) , 20.
Anas, 37.
Ancylocliilus, 28.
Anhinga, 39.
Anou8, 21.
Anthracoceros, 55.
Anthreptes, 100.
Antlms, 101.
Antigone, 31.
Anuropsis, 81.
apicalis (Loriculus), 50.
apo (DiccTBum), 96.
apoensis (Hyloterpe), 93.
aquila ( Fregata ) , 40.
Araclmotbera, 100.
arcuata (Dendrocygna), 37.
Ardea, 32.
ardens ( Pyrotrogon ) , 60.
Ardetta, 35.
Arenaria, 22.
argentata ( Alcyone ) , 52.
ariel ( Fregata ) , 40.
arolasi ( .^.tbopyga ) , 98.
arquata ( N umen i us ) .
Artamides, 7 (J.
Artanius, 91.
assiniilis (Dicaeuni), {)6.
assiniilis (Oriolus), 107.
Astur, 41.
atra (Fulica), 19.
atricapilla (Munia), 105.
atrieapilla (Pitta), 68.
aureiloris (Zosterops), 95.
aurora (Cinnyris), i)\).
avensis (Geocichla), 84.
axilhiris ( Osniotreron ) , 9.
baclia (Spilornis), 42.
balicassius (Dicnirus), 107
l)angueyen8is ( Spilotreron ) , 1 1 .
baiiyumas (Cyornis), 71.
basilanica (Oyx), 53.
basilanica (Museicapula), 72.
basilanica (Peneb)pides) , Ml.
basilanica ( Ptilociebla) , HI,
basilanica (Zosterops), 95.
basilanicns (Oriolus), 106.
basilanicus ( Poliolopbus), 79.
basilanicus ( Yungipicus) , 65.
Batracbostomus, 50.
Baza, 44.
bella (yEthopyga), 98.
bella (Cyanoptila), 73.
bengalensis (Alcedo), 52.
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Index.
ti (DicsDum), 97.
3lor (Cliirnarrhornis), 85.
)lor (]\ferops), 56.
'EOMP^^^ (jVIyristicivora), 12.
)lor (Prionochilus), 97.
bopsittacus, 49.
phipni (JEthopyga), 98.
apartea, 80.
apertei (Loricuhis), 50.
?a (Dicseum), 90.
ita {JEthopjgn), 98.
!alis (Acanthopneuste), 90.
•Otis (Sterna), 20.
leensis (Chibia), 107.
uirus, 36.
■iisi (Ceyx), 03.
■nsi ( Loriculus ) , 50.
ihypteryx, 83.
ipes (Heteractitis), 20.
irostris (Pliapitreron), 10.
neiceps (Bracliypteryx), 83.
neiceps (Munia), 105.
'"Wiceps (Pliapitreron), 10.
neiventris (Chlorura), 105.
», 46.
pualcus, 35.
anga, 108.
I tes, 101.
landgei (Tanygnathus), 49.
f^tur, 43.
rides, 34.
lisi (Munia), 105.
ua, 48.
nantis, 62.
escens (Edoliisoma), 77.
anensis (Anthreptes), 100.
anensis (Mixornis), 82.
46.
i
m.
,,. )iisis (Otus)
■IS, 2/.
iops, 74.
10, 83.
pe, 85.
)e (Calliope), 85.
tta, 94.
as, 15.
lis, 109.
(Sarcops), 109.
a (Strix), 48.
s (Cuculus), 61.
iS'Ojiens ( Horornis ) , 90.
Ms (Rostratula), 29.
is (Zosterornis), 82.
I ( Pratincola ) , 86.
lulgus, 57.
»T-
carbo (Phalacrocorax) , 39.
carola (Ptilocolpa) , 12.
Carpophaga, 11.
castaneiceps (Orthotomus) , 88.
caudatus (Pseudotharrhaleiis), 80.
cebiiensis ( Artamides ) , 77.
cebuensis (Cittocincla), 86.
cebiiensis (Collocalia) , 59.
cebuensis (Cryptolopha) , 75.
celebensis (Clia^tura), 59.
Centropus, 63.
cephalomelas (Cephalophoneus) , 92.
Ceplialoplioneus, 92.
Cerchneis, 45.
cervinus (Antbus), 102,
Cettia, 90.
ceylonensis (Culicicapa) , 75.
Ceyx, 53.
Cba^tura, 59.
Chacococcyx, 62.
Cbalcopbaps, 14.
diaJcostetba, 98.
Cbaradrius, 22.
Cbelidon, 69.
Chelidonaria, 69.
Chibia, 107.
chinensis (Oriolus), 106.
Chimarrhornis, 85.
chirurgus (Hydrophasis) , 30.
chlorigaster (Anthreptes), 100.
chloris (Halcyon), 55.
chloronotus (Orthotomus), 88.
Chloropsis, 78.
chloropus (Gallinuhi), 18.
Chlorura, 105.
Chrysocolaptes, 65.
clirysolaus (Turdus), 84.
(■hrysoinitris), 104.
chrysonotus (Loriculus), 50.
cineraceus (Orthotomus), 88.
cinerea (Ardea), 32.
cinerea (Gallicrex) , 18.
cinerea (Gcocichla), 84.
cinerea (Terekia), 26.
cinereiceps (Anuropsis), 81.
cinereiceps (Heniichelidon), 71.
cinereiceps (lole), 79.
cinereiceps (Orthotomus), 88.
cinereiceps (Pliapitreron), 10.
cinereifrons (Pycnonotus) , 80.
cinereigulare (Dicaeum), 97.
cinereogenys (Oriolus), 106.
cinereus (Pericrocotus) , 77.
cinereus (Poliolimnas), 17.
Index.
1
cimiamomea ( Ardetta ) , 35.
cinnamomeus (Hypocryptadius), 06.
cinnamomeus (Zeocephus), 84.
Cinnyris, 99.
circia ( Querquedula ) , 38.
Circus, 40.
Cisticola, 89.
cisticola (Cisticola), 89.
Cittocincla, 86.
Climacteris, 95.
Clivicola, 69.
clypeata (Spatula), 38.
Coccystes, 60.
coelestis (Cyanomyias), 73.
Collocalia, 58.
Columba, 13.
comata ( Macropteryx ) , 58.
communis (Faico), 44,
Copsychus, 86.
coromandelianus (Nettopus), 36.
coromandus (Bubulcus), 35.
coi omandus ( Coccystes ) , 60.
coromandus (Halcyon) , 54.
Corone, 110.
Corvus, 110.
Cotile, 69.
Cranorrhinus, 56.
crassirostris (Tringa), 28.
crecca (Nettion), 38.
Criniger, 80.
crinigera (Plilogoenas) , 15.
cristata (Otomela), 92.
cristatellus (^tliiopsar), 108.
Cryptoloplia, 75, 76.
cuculoides (Astur), 41.
Cuculus, 61.
Culicicapa, 75.
cumingi ( Lepidogrammus ) , 64.
cumingi (Megapodius) , 7.
cuyensis (Chibia), 107.
cuyensis (Otus), 46.
cyaneiceps (Prioniturus), 49.
cyanescens (Zeoccplius), 74.
cyaniceps (Rhipidura), 74.
cyanogaster (Irena), 79.
cyanomelaena (Muscicapa), 73.
cyanomelas (Muscicapa) , 73.
Cyanomyias, 73.
cyanopectus (Alcyone) , 52.
Cyanoptila, 73.
cyanopus (Numenius), 24.
Cyornis, 71.
Dafila, 38.
damacensis (Limonites), 28.
35916 8
Dasycrotapha, 81.
Dasyloplnis, 64.
dasypus (Chelidonaria), 69.
davao (Dicaeum), 96.
Deniiegretta, 33.
Dendrobiastes, 72.
Dendrocygna, 36.
Bendrophila, 94.
dennistouni (Zosterornis) , 82.
derbianus (Orthotonius), 88.
Dicanmi, 96."
Dicrurus, 107.
diiicilis ( Artaniides), 76.
dilutior ( Araclinotliera), 100.
dinagatensis (Cinnyris), 99.
discurus (Prioniturus), 49.
Dissoura, 31.
dominicus (Cliaradriiis) , 22.
dorsale (DiciPum ) , 96.
Dryococcyx, 64.
dubia (.^gialitis), 23.
dubia (Cbjjetura), 59.
Dupetor, 36.
dussumieri (Strej>topelia ) , 13.
dybowskii ( Locustella ) , 87.
h]doliisonia, 77.
I^gretta, 33.
elhe (Irena), 79.
El an us, 44.
elegans (]*ardali[)anis) , 94.
elusum (Edoliisorna) , 77.
l^lmberiza, 104.
eiiganensis ( ( Vorriis ) , 7 1 .
Enneoctonns, 91.
episcopus ( Dissiiura) , 31.
Eritbacus, 85.
ernesti (Falco) , 44.
ery tl i aca ( Cyor n is), 72.
erytbrocepbalus (Cbrysoeolaptes) , (
erytbrogaster (Pitta), 68.
crytbrogenys (Microbierax) , 44.
Eudrepanis, 99.
Kudynaniis, 62.
I ('uerytbra (Ceyx), 53.
Eulabes, 109.
Eumyias, 76.
eurbinus (Totanus), 25.
Eurystomus, 51.
eurytbnius (Nannocnus), 35.
euryzonoides (Rallina), 16.
everetti ( Dica^um ) , 97.
everetti ( Edol i isoina ) , 7 7 .
everetti (lole), 79.
everetti (Ninox), 47.
;4
Index.
i-
retti ( Osmotreron ) , 1).
>etti (Otus), 46.
iretti (^lanygnathus ) , 49.
tetti (Tiga), 65.
tetti (Uroloncba), 105.
Vetti (Zosterops), 95.
"ialf actor ia, 7.
Ellens (Ciimyris), 99.
is (Cisticola), 89.
iata (Ptilociclila), 81.
'•incllus (Plegadis), 31.
CO, 44.
ax (Hyloterpc), 93.
'•iata (Rallina), 16.
•iata (Tiiriiix), 8.
•iolata (Locustella), 97.
uginea (Hemichelidoii) , 71.
Vans (Cinnyris), 99.
I i: iiiiifera (Arachnotliera), 100.
'•■' \ (Motacilla), 101. 110.
'ola (Gerygone), 72.
ll ieollis (Dupetor), 36.
ij|4, gularis ( Cryptolopha ) , 75.
^^ pectus (^thopyga), 98.
|^[ pennis (Chloropsis), 78.
lip *«^^ima (Zosterops), 95.
f'^'l-ig venter (Dicteum), 96.
\^ nsis (Ninox), 47.
.'IJi^ enicola (Alcyone), 53.
|;; -a tills (Sterna), 20.
'/^y 'venter (Dicseum), 96.
l;i|"^ \os9e ( Spbenocercus ) , 9.
■'lu losana (Munia), 105.
:|i. bica (Salangana), 58.
^;| JT (Criniger),80.
I" (Eudynamis), 63.
.■ij?l.'ata, 40.,
■ |(-i gilla, 103.
&: .alis (Callisitta), 94.
"^ ^ 'alls (Orthotomus), 88.
j|r| ^alis (Phapitreron), 10.
||-: Ihaga (Salangana), 58.
:|[- '< (Hierococcyx), 61.
Jf;'"' isis ( Hypsipetes ) , 79.
^L -a, 19.
tjlj; inosa (Sterna), 21.
:*;KVlinosus (Microstictus), 66.
i^iHolnosus (Otus), 46.
:|l ^ ;ula, 39.
:pr;ila (Fuligula), 39.
l!,4 ksciatus (Yungipicus), 65.
Jjl s (Charadrius), 22.
wi 'ris (Microstictus), 66.
m-A 'ns (Uroloncha), 105.
ill:.
fuscus (Limnobsenus), 17.
galgulus ( Loriculus ) , 50.
Gallicrex, 18.
gallinaceus ( Hydralector ) , 30.
Gallinago, 29.
gallinago (Gallinago), 29.
Gallinula, 18.
Gall us, 8.
gallus (Gallus), 8.
Garzetta, 33.
garzetta (Egretta), 33.
Oeocicbla, 84.
geoffroyi (Ocbtbodromus) , 23.
Geopelia, 14.
Gerygone, 72.
gigantea (Chietura) , 59.
gigantea (Pelargopsis) , 52.
Glareola, 30.
glareola (Rhyacopbilus), 27.
Glottis, 26.
goiavier ( Py cnonotus ) , 80.
goisagi (Gorsacbius), 34.
Goodfellowia, 108.
goodfellowi (Zosterops), 96.
Gorsacbius, 34.
gouldi (Pelargopsis), 52.
griseatus ( Caprimulgus ) , 57.
griseigularis (Antbreptes) , 100.
griseigularis (Columba), 13.
griseipectus (Pseudotbarrbaleus), 81.
griseipectus (Ptilocolpa) ^ 12.
griseisticta (Hemicbelidon), 71.
guillemardi ( Artamides) , 76.
guimarasensis ( Cinnyris ) , 99.
guiinarasensis (lole), 79.
gularis ( Accipiter ) , 41.
gularis (Halcyon), 54.
gurneyi ( Pseudoptynx ) , 46.
gustavi (Antbus), 102.
guttata ( Dendrocygna ) , 37,
guttulata (Dendrocygna), 37.
gutturalis (Hirundo) , 70.
Gymnocrotapbus, 80.
Gymnolajmus, 56.
baiinatocepbalum ( Xantbola^ma ) , 64.
baiuiatostictum (Dicaeum), 96.
bsematribon ( Cbrysocolaptes ) , 65.
ba?niaturopygia (Cacatua), 48.
Halcyon, 54.
Haliaetus, 43.
haliaetus (Pandion), 45.
Haliastur, 43,
bancei (Oreocicbla) , 84.
hargitti (Thriponax), 66, 67.
Index.
Jlaipaetes, 00.
harriiigtoni ( Dryoeoceyx ) , 04.
luiynaldi (lole), 79.
beleiite (Cyaiioniyias) , 73.
helianthea ( Culicicapa ) , 7o.
Helodromas, 25.
helvetica (Squatarola) . 22.
Hemichelidon, 70.
Hemilophus, 00.
herioti ( Cyornis ) , 7 1 .
Herodias, 33.
Heteractitis, 20.
heterolaemus ( Pliyllergates) , Ul.
Heteropygia, 28.
Hierococeyx, 01.
Himantopus, 24.
Hirundo, 09.
liolospilus (Spiloiiiis), 42.
hombroni (Halcyon), 55.
homeyeri (Hyloterpe), 93.
honorata (Eiidynamis) , 02.
Horornis, 90.
hiimilis (Onopopelia), 14.
liybrida (Hydrochelidoii) , 20.
llydralector, 30.
Hydrocbelidon, 20.
Hydrocorax, 55.
bydrocorax (Hydrocorax), 55.
Hydropbasis, 30.
Hyloterpe, 93.
Hypocryptadi us, 90.
bypoleucum (Dic«uiii), 97.
by])oleucii8 (Actitis), 2().
bypoleiiciis (Elaniis), 44.
Jiypotamidia, 15.
Hypotbymis, 73.
Hypsi petes, 79.
icbtbyaetus ( l*olioa'tus) , 45.
igneus (Fericrocotiis) , 77.
Hladopsis, 81.
indica (Cbalcopbaps) , 14.
indicus (Butastur), 43.
indicus ( Limonidromvis ) , 1 1 .
inexpectata (Salangana), -59.
inexpectatus (Prionocbilus) , 97.
inornata (Rbabdornis) , 95.
insignis (Cbalcostetba) , 98.
inaignis (Rbinoniyias) , 75.
intermedia (Mesopboyx), 32.
intermedia (Porzana), 15.
intermedium ( Dic^jeum ) , 90.
intermedins (Bolbopsittacns) , 49.
intermedins (Cuculus), 01.
intermedins (Haliastur), 43.
interpres (Arcnaria). 22.
interpres (Geocicbla), 84.
lole, 79.
Irena, 79.
Isabel 1«B (Oriolus). !()(}.
jagori (Munia), 105.
japonica (Ninox) , 47.
javanica (15utorideH) , 34.
javanica (Hirundo), 70.
javanicus (Centropus), 03.
javensis ( Bati-acbostonnis) , ^)\.
javensis (Tbriponax), 00, (57.
jefleryi (Kudrepanis) , 99.
jellVryi ( Pitbecopbaga ) , 42.
Johanna* (Prionocbilus), <)7.
johnstonia' (Trichoglossns) , 48. *
jotaka (Capriniulgns) , 57.
jugularis (Cinnyris), 99.
Julia' (Cinnyris), 99.
keayi ( Pblog(pnas) , 15.
kelleri (Mernla), 83.
kettlewel 1 i ( Macronns ) , 82.
kicucri (Lophotriorchis) , 42.
kochi ( Artaniides) , 70.
kochi (Pitta), 08.
Lalago, 78.
Laru[)rococorax, 109.
Laniprotrcrou, 1 1.
lanccolata ( Locustclla ) , 87.
langhornci (JMuscadivora ) , II.
Lanius. 91, 92.
Larus, 21.
latirostris (Alcseonax), 71.
Icclaiicheri ( Lcncotrerou) , 10.
k'ni])ricri (Cyornis), 72.
Icmpricri (((yuinolaMiius). 5(5.
Lconardia, 83.
Ijoonardina, 83.
Lcpidograniinus, (J4.
leucocej)babi ( Pclargopsis) , 51.
lcuco(;epbalus (Cranorrbinus) , 50.
leucocepluiiuH ( inmantoi)UH) , 24.
leucocepbaluH (Pandion), 45.
leucogaster (Arttimus) , 91.
leucogaster (Haliaetus), 43.
Icucogeuys (Pyrrbula), 103.
Icuconiclas (!*uirmus), 19.
b'ucopais (Baza), 44.
Icucoptcra (Hydrocbelidon), 20.
Icucorbynclius (Artanms), 91,
Icucostriatus ( Budytes ) , 101.
leucotis (Phapitreron), 10.
Lcucotreron, 10.
leytensis ( Pericrocotns ) , 77.
16
Index.
lytensis ( Yungipicus ) , 65.
liacea ( Callisitta ) , 94.
Itmicola, 29.
Imnaetus (Spizetus), 42.
I imnoba?nus, 17.
I imonidromus, 101.
limonites, 27.
jimosa, 25.
I nosa ( Limosa ) , 25.
lichi (Salangana), 59.
Ikdsayi (Halcyon), 55.
I lieata ( Excalf actoiia ) , 7 .
hcustella, 87.
jngicornis (Otus), 46.
jiphotriorchis, 42.
briculus, 50.
ivi (Salangana), 58.
ixia, 103.
I j3idus ( Chrysocolaptes ) , 65.
jpionensis (Otomela), 92.
kionensis ( Tanygnathus ) , 49.
I ;?onensis ( Prioniturus ) , 49.
I mbris ( Acanthopneuste ) , 90,
|2ubris (Ninox), 47.
I^ubris (Surniculus), 60.
I lulatus (Bolbopsittacus), 49.
sciniola, 88.
jonica (Anas), 37.
I Monica ( Phlogoenas ) , 15.
jonica ( Zosterops ) , 95.
oniense ( Dicseum ) , 96.
'oniensis (Cittocincla), 86.
I oniensis (Loxia) , 103.
I oniensis ( Muscicapula ) , 72.
poniensis ( Penthornis ) , 94.
^^j ncornis, 57.
|Wcronus, 82.
•croptera (Ninox), 47.
cropteryx, 58.
|cropygia, 13.
Totis (Lyncornis), 57.
pjcrurus (Caprimulgus) , 57.
brurus (Megalurus), 89.
I culatus (Anthus), 101.
I culatus ( Yungipicus ) , 65,
3ulipectus (Phapitreron), 10.
Il'^nifica (^thopyga) , 98.
|'(^irostris (Baza), 44.
j^irostris ( Orthorhamphus ) , 30.
Inatus, 109.
ior (Hyloterpe), 93.
jor ( Macropterix ) , 58.
^1 accensis (Anthreptes) , 100.
J acocincla, 81.
I
Malacopterum, 81.
malamaui (Ceyx), 53u.
nialayanus ( Chalcococcyx ) , 62.
nmlayensis (Anthus), 102.
nianilla ( Petrophila ) , 85.
manillse ( Penelopides ) , 56.
nianillensis (Accipiter), 41.
manillensis (Caprimulgus), 57.
manillensis (Nycticorax), 34.
manillensis ( Py rrheiodias ) , 32.
marchesse ( Pericrocotus ) , 77.
marchei (Gymnolaemus) , 56.
marchei ( Leucotreron ) , 10.
Mareca, 37.
marginata (Salangana), 59.
meyeni ( Zosterops ) , 95.
megala (Gallinago), 29.
megalotis (Otus), 46.
Megalurus, 89.
Megapodius, 7.
melanauchen (Sterna), 21.
melanocephalus (Microtarsus) , 80.
melanochlamys (Irena), 79.
melanogaster (Anhinga), 39.
melanogynys (Falco),45.
melanoleuca (Lalage), 78.
melanoleucus (Circus), 41.
melanoloplius (Gorsachius) , 34.
melanope (Motacilla), 101.
melanops (Centropus), 64.
melanura (Ceyx), 53.
menagei ( Batrachostomus ) , 51.
menagei ( Ch ibia ) , 107.
menagei ( Ph logoenas ) , 15.
menagei ( Yungipicus ) , 65.
meninting (Alcedo), 52.
meridionalis ( Microliierax ) , 44.
Me r ops, 56.
Merula, 83.
merulinus ( Cacomantis ) , 62.
mesoleuca (Callisitta), 94.
Mesophoyx, 32.
Mesoscolopax, 25.
Microhierax, 44.
micropterus (Cuculus), 61.
Micropus, 80.
microrhynchus (Batrachostomus), 50.
Microtarsus, 80.
Microstictus, 66.
mindanense (Dica^um), 97.
mindanense (Edoliisoma) , 77.
mindanensis ( Artamides ) , 76.
mindanensis (Bolbopsittacus), 49.
mindanensis (Brachypteryx) , 83.
;i''
Index.
11
mindanensis ( Caprimulgus ) , 57.
nnndanensis (Ceyx)^ 58.
niindanensis ( Copsychiis ) , 8G.
mindanensis ( Cryptolopha ) , 76.
niindanensis (Eudynammis), 63.
niindanensis (Hydrocorax), 55.
mindanensis (Lyncornis), 57.
mindanensis (Macronus), 82.
mindanensis ( Muscicapula ) , 72.
mindanensis ( Pardaliparvis ) , 04.
mindanensis (Ptilocichla), 81.
mindorensis (Artamides), 77.
niindorensis (Centropus), 63.
mindorensis (Hyloterpe), 93.
mindorensis (Jole), 70,
mindorensis (Loriculus), 50.
mindorensis (Merula), 83.
mindorensis (Ninox), 47.
mindorensis (Otus), 46.
mindorensis ( Penelopides ) , 56.
mindorensis (Prioniturus), 49.
mindorensis (Thriponax), 66, 67.
mindorensis ( Zonophaps ) . 12.
minor (Lalage), 78.
minor (Rhabdornis), 95.
minuta (^^i^thopyga) , 98.
minuta (Horornis), 91.
minuta (Limonites), 27.
minutus ( Mesoscolopax ) , 25.
minuta ( PtiJoeiehla ) , 81.
mirabilis (Dicnirus), 107.
Mirafra, 103.
miranda (Goodfellowia), 108.
Mixornis, 82.
modesta (Dafila), 38.
mongolus ( Ochthodromus ) , 23.
montani (Anthracoceros), 55.
montanus (Macronus), 82.
montanus (Passer), 104.
montanus (Prioniturus) , 48.
monticola, 85.
monticola (Iole),79.
montifringilla (Fringilla), 103.
montigena (Muscicapula), 72.
montis (Cryptolopha) , 76.
moseleyi (Halcyon), 55.
Motacilla, 100.
miilleri (Pitta), 68.
Mulleripicus, 66.
Munia, 105.
Muscadivora, 11.
Muscicapa, 73.
Muscicapula, 72.
Myristicivora, 12.
mystacalis (Rhabdornis), 05.
napoleonis ( Polyplectron ) , 8.
nareissina (Xanthopygia), 73.
iSTannoenus, 35.
nasutus (Cephalophoneus), 92.
nebularius (Glottis), 26.
nehrkornae (Polyplectron), 8.
nehrkorni (Micropus), 94.
Nettion, 38.
Nettopus, 36.
nicobarica (Caloenas), 15.
niger (Lalage), 78.
nigra (Cittocincla), 86.
nigriceps ( Orthotomus ) , 88.
nigrilore (l)ici«um), 97.
nigriloris (Eumyias), 76.
nigrimentalis (Eumyias), 76.
nigrirostris (Alcyone), 53.
nigritorqiiis (Rhipidura), 74.
nigrocapitata (Zosterornis), 82.
nigrocinnamomea (Rhipidura), 74.
nigrorum (Abrornis), 76.
nigrorum (Cittocincla), 86.
nigrorum (Merula),83.
nigrorum (Muscicapula), 72.
nigrorum (Phapitreron) , 10.
nigrorum (Ptilocolpa), 12.
nigrorum (Zosterops), 95.
nigrostriatus (Oriolus), 106, 107.
Ninox, 47.
nipalensis (Treron),9.
novap-zealandia* (Limosa), 25.
novus ( Pericrocotus ) , 77.
iiuchalis (Muscadivora), 11.
Num cuius, 24,
Nycticorax, 33.
nycticorax ( Nycticorax ) ,
obscurior (Cinnyris), 99.
obscurum ( Dicseum ) , 97 .
obscurus (Turdus), 84.
occipitalis (Hypothymis)
occi pi ta 1 i s ( Leucotreron )
occipitalis ( Phapitreron )
Oceanodroma, 1 9,
ocellata (Turnix), 8.
ochotensis (Locustella), 87.
ochropus (Helodromas), 25.
Octhcxlromus, 23.
ocularis (Motacilla), 100.
ocularis (Rhinomyias) , 75.
(enanthe (Saxicola), 86.
cenanthoides (Saxicola), 86.
(Pnochlamys ( Callisitta ) , 94.
olivacea (Abrornis), 76.
33.
, 73.
10.
10.
jg Index.
ivacea ( Amaurornis ) , 17.
ivaceus (Prionochilus), 97.
'lopopelia, 14.
reocichla, 84.
ientalis (Acrocephalus), 87.
ien talis ( Eurystomus ) , 51.
ientalis (Glareola), 30.
'iolus, 106.
'thorliamplms, 30.
thotomus, 88.
j^ziola (Cisticola), 80.
yzivora (Munia), 105.
|ni()treron, 0.
|()inela, 02.
us, 40.
;staleti (Strix), 48.
Vc'hycephala, 93.
Icliyceplialixus, 80.
ilawanense ( Malacopterum ) , 81.
h.lawanensis (Buchanga), 108.
^.law'anensis (Ohibia), 107.
I^awanensis (Chloropsis) , 78.
ijj. ^lavvanensis (Criniger), 80.
*" llawanensis (Eiilabes), 109.
^llidior (Dicaeuin), 90.
7-1 1 i (lior ( Tachorn is), 59.
|;l llidus (Turdus), 84.
Ifjustris (Megalurus), 89.
'|;V payense (Edoliisoma), 77.
i^:- 'fin yens is (Artaniides) , 77.
jii'iniayensis (Culicicapa) , 75.
I ^^i ay en sis (Euniyias), 76.
'layensis ( Lamproeoeorax ) ,
'.layensis (Orthotomus) , 88.
4; fiayensis (Spilornis), 42.
i pdion, 45.
■'I'lini (Penelopides) , 56.
, 96.
96.
I:
P:i.
109.
..|jU vuense ( Dica?um )
|| .)uensis (Pipra),
ll \ rdaliparus, 93.
|:| \'vm, 93, 94.
! Vser, 104.
,>;-, 'fkulli (Limnobtenus)
3|''^ vtoralis (Thriponax)
4l\ . krsroDsis, 51.
. 17.
6(), 67
liliii^ 'iipnmis 40.
t|&|: 'ocaniis,
r',V <d ope ( Mareca )
;'j*i.(jelopides, 56.
)| pjthoceryx, 61.
^'^llfithornis, 94.
37.
jliji ^^^grimis (Falco), 44.
;t:jj iicrocotus, 77.
^fc -.ophtlialmica (Callaeops), 74.
I III':- ,
peioni (Aegialitis) , 23.
Petrophila, 85.
pha (Macropygia), 13.
Phalacrocorax, 39.
Phapitreron, 10.
philippensis (lole), 79.
philippensis (Loricidus), 50.
philippensis (Ninox), 47.
philippensis (Pelecanus), 40.
I)hilippensis (Sturnia), 108.
philippensis (Thriponax), i\ij, 67.
philippina (Corone), 110.
philippinensis ( Arachnotheia) , 100.
philippinensis (Cyornis), 72.
philippinensis (Hyloterpe), 93.
philippinensis ( Hypotaenidia ) , 16.
philippinensis (Mirafra), 103.
philippinensis (Podicipes), 19.
philippinensis (Pseudoptynx), 46.
philippinensis (Spizaetus), 42.
philippinus (Merops), 57.
philippinus (Phyllergates) , 91.
Phlogoenas, 15.
phoenicura (Amaurornis), 18.
Phoyx, 32.
phragmitoides ( Cisticola ) , 89.
Phyllergates, 91.
Phyllobates, 91.
Phylloscopus, 90.
picina (Chjetura), 59.
pickeringi (Muscadivora) , 11.
pileatus (Halcyon), 54.
Pipra, 96.
Piprisoma, 98.
piscator (Svila), 39.
Pithecophaga, 42.
Pitta, 68.
Plotus, 39.
platense (Cyornis), 72.
platens? ( Pnlogcenas ) , 15.
plateni (Hyloterpe), 93.
plateni (Ninox), 47.
plateni (Zosterornis) , 82.
platyrhyncha (Limicola), 29.
Plegadis, 31.
plumbea (Porzana), 16.
Podicipes, 19.
Polioaetus, 45.
poliocephala (Zonophaps), 12.
poliogyna (Brachypteryx), 83.
Poliolimnas, 17.
Poliolophus, 79.
Polionetta, 37.
Poliopsar, 108.
Index.
pollens (Artamides) , 76.
Polyplectron, 8.
Porphyrio, 18.
Forzana, 16.
Pratincola, 86.
Prioniturus, 48.
Prionoehilus, 97.
propinqiia (Pitta), 68.
Pseud optynx, 46.
Pseudotliarrhaleiis, 80.
Ptilocichia, 81,
Ptilocolpa, 12.
ptilonorhyncbus (Peniis), 44.
Puffinus, 19.
piilcherrima (Eudrepanis), 99.
piilvenileritus (Mulleripiciift) , 6().
pulverulentus ( Porpl\y vio ) , 18.
punctatus (Megahinis), 89,
pusilla (Emberiza), 104.
" pvisilla (Porzaiia), 16.
piisi 1 lus ( Corvu s ) , 110.
Pyenonotus, 80.
pygin«ea (Zosterornis) , 82,
pygmoeiim {Dicipiim) . 97.
Pyrotrogon, 60,
Pyrrlieiodias, 32,
Pyrrhiila, 103.
qiiadricolor (Prionocliihis) , 97,
Quorquodula, 38,
querquedul a ( Qiier ipi ediil a ) , 3 8 .
Rallina, 16,
vamsayi (Cyoniis), 72.
ramsayi ( Yungipiens), C).").
regulvis (Loriciiliis), 50.
letrocinctiim (Dieaniiii) , HO.
reyi (Niiiox), 47.
Rliabdorriis, 95,
Rhinomyias, 75.
Rhipidura, 74.
rbizopborse (Gerygone), 72.
rbodolsema { Antbreptes) , 100.
Rhyacopbiliis, 27.
ricbardi (Antbus), 102.
ricbmondi (Zosterops), 95.
ridibimdns (Lavus). 21.
riparia (Clivicola)', 69.
roTiiblonis (Otus),46.
roseiim (Xantbola^nia), 64.
Rostratula, 29,
rubrinota (iEtbopyga), 98,
riibri venter ( Die^^nm ) , 96.
refviscens (Otus),46.
riificauda (Rbinoniyias), 75,
ruficeps (Megalurus), 89,
ruficeps (Ortbotonius), 88,
ruficollis {Limonites), 27.
rufifrons (Tnrdinus), 81.
rufigularis ( lole ) , 79.
rufopunctatus (C'hrysocolaptes), 65.
nifulus (Antbus), 102.
rufus (Zeocepbus), 74.
nistica (Hirundo), 69.
saeva ( Deniiegretta ) , 33,
tSalangana, 58.
saniaiensis ((Vyx),53.
saniarensis (Corvus), 110.
saniarensiR (Hypotbymis) , 73,
saniarensis (Museicapula ) , 72,
saniarensis (Oriolus), 106.
saniarensis (Ortbotonius), 88.
saniarensis ( Penelopides ) , 5(»,
saniarensis (Rbinomyias) , 75.
saniarensis (Sarcoplianops), {>8.
Sarcoplianops, (J8.
8areops, 109,
satnratus (Cuculus), 61.
sauli (Rbipidura), 74.
Saxicola, 86.
selialowi (Cepbalopboneus), 92.
selunackeri (lole), 79,
scntuhita (Ninox), 47.
seebobnii (Horornis), 90.
seebobnii (Tribura), 88.
seinigaleatus ( Hydrocorax ) , 55.
seniibirvatus (Pent)iornis) , 94,
Septimus ( Batracbostonnis ) , 50,
serieeus (Spodiopsar) , 108.
severus (Faleo),45,
sliarpei (Antigone), 31.
sbelleyi ( i*]tbopyga ) , 98.
sibirica (Heniichelidon) , 70.
sibutnense (Dicapuni), 97.
sibutuensis (Otus), 46.
sibuyanicuni (Dicanim), 06.
simplex (Cyornis), 72.
simplex (Gerygone), 72.
si nen si s ( A rdetta ) , 35.
sinensis (Centropus), 63.
sinensis (Glivicola), 69.
sinensis (Sterna), 21.
sinensis (Stnrnia), 108.
I Sipbia, 71.
i siqnijorensis (lole), 79.
j siquijorensis (Lorieulus), 50.
I siqnijorensis (Zosterops), 95.
Sitta, 94.
solitaria ( Petropbila) , 85.
soUensis ( Astur ) , 4 1 .
Index.
tie rati ( Penthoceryx ) , 61.
bophilus (Acrocephalus), 87.
P'veroides ( Hierococcyx ) , 61.
|tula, 38.
biosa ( Dasyerotapha ) , 81.
j^ata (Cinnyris), 99.
enoeercus, 9.
us, 104.
us (Spinus), 104.
•cephala (Ninox), 47.
mota (Ninox), 47.
>notus (Circus), 40.
opelia, 14.
ornis, 42.
treron, 11.
etus, 42.
iiopsar, 108.
ocephala ( Ember iza) , 104.
tarola, 22.
[•ii (Alcyone), 52.
ii (Centropus), 63.
ii (Qriolus), 106.
(Pitta), 68.
ei (Sarcophanops), 68.
ris (Botaurus), 36.
ra (Gallinago), 29.
a, 20.
>gnathus, 80.
ius (Anous), 21.
rola, 76.
itopelia, 13.
(Geopelia), 14.
ba (Hypotsenidia), 15.
a ( Zosterornis ) , 82.
iceps (lole), 79.
iceps (Macronus), 82.
us (Artamides), 76.
|us (Dicrurus), 107.
,ta (Hirundo), 70.
48.
ia, 108.
uatus (Ancylochilus), 28.
il^rana (Ardea), 32.
' 39.
Sula),40.
ata (Emberiza), 104.
sis ( Cephalophoneus ) , 92.
sis (Dicrurus), 107.
sis ( Prioniturus ) , 49.
sis (Thriponax), 66, 67.
sis (Turnix), 8.
liliaris ( Cittocincla ) , 86.
iliaris ( Hy pothymis ) , 73.
liliosa (Otomela), 92, 93.
superciliosus ( Dasyloplms ) , 64.
Surniculus, 60.
Syrnium, 47.
tabuensis (Porzana), 16.
Tachornis, 59.
talisi ( Penelopides ) , 56.
Tanygnathus, 49.
Tatare, 87.
temmincki ( Lamprotreron ) , 11.
temmincki ( Limonites ) , 28.
tenuirostris ( Macropygia ) , 13.
terat (Lalage), 78.
Terekia, 26.
Terpsiphone, 75.
thomassoni (Merula), 83.
Thriponax, 66.
Tiga, 65.
tigrina ( Spilopelia ) , 14.
tigrinus ( Enneoctonus ) , 91.
timoriensis (Her'odias), 33.
tinnunculus (Cerchneis), 45.
todayensis ( Lamprococorax ) , 109.
torquata (Hypotsenidia), 16.
Totanus, 25.
Treron, 9.
Tribura, 88.
Trichoglossus, 48.
Tringa, 28.
Tringoides, 26.
trivirgatus (Astur), 41.
troglodytes (Salangana), 59.
Turdinus, 81.
Turdus, 84.
Turnix, 8.
tweeddalii (Irena), 79.
unicolor ( Pseudotharrhaleus ) , 80.
unirufus (Centropus), 64.
Uroloncha, 105.
urostictus (Poliolophus), 79.
validirostris (Cephalophoneus), 92.
validirostris ( Yungipicus ) , 65.
varia (Oreocichla), 84.
variegatus (Numenius), 24.
vegae (Larus), 21.
velutinus (Surniculus), 60.
veredus ( Ochthodromus ) , 23.
vernans ( Osmotreron ) , 9.
yerticalis (Prioniturus), 48.
viduata ( Dendrocygna ) , 36.
violacea (Sturnia), 108.
viridis (^githina), 78.
viridis (Centropus), 63.
vulcani (Zosterops), 96.
w'aldeni ( Cranorrhinus ) , 56.
Index.
15
waterstradti ( Prioniturus ) , 40.
waiter si (Alauda), 103.
whitehead! (Cinnyris), 99.
whitehead! (Salangana), 58.
whitehead! (Hyloterpe), 93.
whitehead! (Otus), 46.
whitehead! (Syrnium), 47.
whiteheadi (Turnix), 8.
whitehead! (Zosterops), 95,
whiteheadi ( Zosterornis ) , 82.
wiepkeni (Syrnium), 47.
wiglesworthi (Anthreptes), 100.
winchell! (Halcyon), 54.
winchell! (Hyloterpe), 93.
woodi ( Leonordina ) , 83.
wood! (Mixornis), 82.
Worcester! ( Chihi a ) , 107.
Worcester! ( Loriciihis ) , 50.
w'orcester! (Turnix), 8.
westermann! (Muscicapula), 72.
xanthocephalus (Chrysocolaptes), 65
xanthodryas ( Acanthopneuste ) , 90.
Xantholaema, 64.
xanthonotus (Oriolus), 107.
Xanthopygia, 73.
xanthopygia (Cryptolopha), 67.
xanthopygium (Dicaeum), 97.
xanthorhynehus (Chalcococcyx), 62.
Yungipieus, 65.
Zeocephus, 74.
Zonophaps, 12.
zonorhyncha ( Polionetta ) , 37.
Zosterops,* 95.
Zosterornis, 82.
INDEX TO ORDERS, SUBORDERS, FAMILIES, AND
SUBFAMILIES.
Icipitres, 40.
Icipitrifornies, 40.
|cipitrini3e, 40.
Iromyodi, 60.
audidse, 103.
teedinidae, 51.
bedininae, 51.
latidse, 30.
latinae, 36.
Iseriformes, 30.
uilina;, 42.
dese, 32.
[ieidae, 32.
jieiformes, 31.
Inariinae, 22.
lamidie, 91.
JLchypteryginjTP, <S3.
onidae, 46.
oninse, 46.
Jerotes, 55.
lerotidse, 55.
jatuidse, 48.
Knadinse, 15.
bpophagidse, 76.
jitonida^, 64.
iitones, 64.
Iriniulgi, 57.
jrimulgidfe, 57.
rimulginse, 57.
Inatse, 7.
bophaginse, 11.
Iropodinse, 63.
Ihiidse, 95.
Bturinse, 58.
tadrii, 22.
fadriidse, 22.
fadriiformes, 22.
fadriinae, 22.
liae, 31.
niidse, 31.
tiiinse, 31.
nbae. 9.
122
Columbidae, 13.
Columbiformes, 9.
Coliimbinse, 13.
Coracia?, 51.
Coraciidie, 51.
Coraciiformes, 50.
Coraciinse, 51.
Corvidse, 110.
Cuculi, 60.
Cuculidse, 60.
Cuculinae, 60.
Cursorii, 30.
Cypseli, 58.
Cypselidse, 58.
Cyp^eli"*? '^^•
Daceloiiinae, 53.
Dicaeidse, 96.
Dicruridae, 107.
Eurylaeinidae, 68.
Eurylaemifornies, 68.
Eiirylaeminae, 68.
Falconidse, 40.
Fringillidai, 103.
Fregatidifi, 40.
Fulicinse, 19.
Fuligulinae, 39.
Galliformes, 7.
Geopeliinse, 14.
Geotrygonina% 15.
Glareolidse, 30.
Gr lies, 31.
Griiidse, 31.
Giui formes, 31.
Haley ones, 51.
Hemipodii, 8.
Himantopodinse, 24.
Hirundinidse, 69.
Hirundininae, 69.
Ibldidse, 31.
Laniidse, 91.
Laniinae, 91.
Laridse, 20.
Index.
Lariformes, 20.
Larinae, 21.
Loriidse, 48.
Macropterygidse, 58.
Macropygiinae, 13.
Megapodii, 7.
Megapodiidse, 7.
Meropes, 56.
Meropidse, 56.
Mesomyodi, 68.
Motacillidse, 100.
Muscieapidse, 70.
Nectariniidae^ 98.
Oedicnemi, 30.
OedicnemidiB, 30.
Pachyeeplialinne, 93.
Palaeornitliinae, 48.
Pandiones, 45.
Pandionidae, 45.
Paridae, 93.
Parinae, 93.
Parrae, 30.
Parridae, 30.
Passer i formes, 68.
Pelecanidae, 40.
Pel ecani formes, 39.
Peristeridae, 13.
Pliabinae, 14.
Phalacroeoraci<la\, ,')9.
Phasiani, 7.
Pliasianidae, 7.
Phoenicophaiiise. ()4.
Pici, 65.
Picidae, 65.
Piciformes, 65.
Picinae, 65.
Pittid«, 68.
Plataleae, 31.
Plectropterina^, 36.
Ploceidae, 105.
Plotidffi, 39.
Podargi, 50.
Podargidae, 50.
Podicipedidae, 19.
Podicipedidiformes, 19.
Procellariidae, 19.
Procellariiformes, 19.
Procellariinae, 19.
Psittacidae, 48.
Psittaciformes, 48.
Ptilopodinae, 10.
Puffinidie, 19.
Puffininae, 19.
Pycnonotidae, 78.
Kallidae, 15.
Ralliformes, 15.
llallinae, 15.
Kiiticillinae, 85.
Scansores, 64.
Scolopacinae, 27.
Sittidae, 94.
Sterninae, 20.
Sturnidae, 108.
8trigidae, 48.
Strigiforines, 4(J.
Siilidap, 39.
Sylviidjp, 87.
Syrniinap, 47.
Timeliidap, 80.
Timeliinae, 80.
Totaninae, 24.
Treronidae, 9.
Treroninae, 9.
Trogones, 60.
Trogonidae, 60.
Turdidae, 83.
Tvirdinae, 83.
Turnicidae, 8.
TurtiirinaB, 13.
ZosteropidiP, 95.
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