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Show 1885.] DURING T H E VOYAGE O F T H E Y A C H T ' MARCHESA.' 409 cT. Sarawak. Juv. Silam. The three males are in full plumage. The young bird has the uropygium and tail-feathers bright chestnut. The two median rectrices are prolonged about an inch beyond the others, and still show the sheath at their base. PHILENTOMA VELATUM, Temm. Philentoma velatum, Salvad. op. cit. p. 139. o*. Silam. ARTAMUS LEUCORHYNCHUS, Linn. Artamus leucorhynchus, Salvad. op. cit. p. 140. Silam, one specimen. PERICROCOTUS IGNEUS, Blyth. Pericrocotus igneus, Salvad. op. cit. p. 144. c?. Sarawak. c?. Silam. LALAGE TERAT, Bodd. Lalage terat, Salvad. op. cit. p. 145. <3 . Abai, N. Borneo. Juv. Sandakan. LALAGE CULMINATA, Hay. Volvocivora schierbrandii, Salvad. op. cit. p. 148. 2. Silam. IRENA CRINIGER, Sharpe. Lrena cyanea, Salvad. op. cit. p. 151. 2 J. Silam. cT. Sandakan. 5 . Sigaliud River, Sandakan. The Chinese use the feathers of this bird in Canton to make a sort of blue enamel in articles of jewellery. CHAPTIA MALAYENSIS, Hay. Ghaptia malayensis, Salvad. op. cit. p. 153. Sigaliud River, one specimen. DISSEMURUS BRACHYPHORUS, Temm. Dissemurus brachyphorus, Salvad. op. cit. p. 154. 6*. Banguey I., N. Borneo. £. Banguey I. 2. Sarawak. Silam, two specimens. |
