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In continuation of the paper formerly noticed (Zool. Rec. iv.
p. 69). Two hundred and sixteen species are added to the avifauna
of Veragua, of which nine (belonging to Picidce, Caprimulgidce,
Cypselidce, Trochilidce, Cotingidae, Tyrannidce, Troglodytides,
and Tanagridee) are new; and the plate gives a useful
map of the country.
SALVIN, O. Additional notes on Mr. Lawrence's List of Costa-
Rica Birds. Ibis, 1870, pp. 108-116.
In continuation of the paper noticed last year (Zool. Rec. vi.
p. 51). Five hundred and twenty species are believed to have
been met with in the country; but there are doubtless others to
be added.
. [See SCLATER, P. L., & SALVIN, O.]
SANCHEZ, JESUS. [See VILLADO, MANUEL M.]
SCLATER, P. L. On some new or little-known Birds from the
Rio Parana. P. Z. S. 1870, pp. 57, 58, pi. iii.
Brief remarks on several species, one of which [Tyrannidce] is
new, and another [Dendrocolaptidee] is figured.
. Notices of some new or little-known Species of South-
American Birds [Picidce, Cypselidce, Dendrocolaptidee, Troglodytidce].
Tom. cit. pp. 328-330.
SCLATER, P. L., & SALVIN, O. Characters of new Species of
Birds collected by Dr. Habel in the Galapagos Islands
[Fringillidce and Ardeidce]. Tom. cit. pp. 322-327.
A list of the species, 37 in number, obtained by the collector
is prefixed.
, . On some recent additions to the Fauna of Mexico.
Tom. cit. pp. 550, 551.
Five species are enumerated.
, . On Venezuelan Birds collected by Mr. A. Goering.
[Cf. Zool. Rec. 1869, p. 52.] Tom. cit. pp. 779-788,
pis. xlvi., xlvii.
In continuation of former papers (Zool. Rec. v. p. 57, vi.
p. 52). The 106 species now enumerated were obtained in the
Sierra Nevada of Merida, and 9 (belonging to Psittacidce, Formicariidce,
Ccerebidce, Tyrannidce, Mniotiltidce, and Tanagridee)
are new.
, . On Birds collected by Mr. George M. Whitely on
the coast of Honduras. Tom. cit. pp. 834-839.
One hundred and thirty-five species were obtained, but none
of very special interest.
, '. Descriptions of five new Species of Birds frGm the
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