Types of Birds in the Tring Museum
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Bremen, viii. p. 202, sub nomine P. concolar).
Type : (in winter dress), Wakkala (or Okkela, east-south-east of Lado), 7. iv. 1881. Emin Pasha leg. No. 24.
■f 127. Coliuspasser dubiosus Neum. = Pyromelaena ansorgei.
Coliuspasaer dmbiosus Neumann, Joum. f. Orn. 1905. p. 348 (Gelo or Akobo, April or May 1901).
Type : (J, (in winter dress), Gelo or Akobo, April or May 1901. Oscar Neumann leg.
Cf. Neumann, Bull. B.O. Clvb, xxiii. p. 47, December 1908.
f 128. Ploceus flavissimus Neum.
Ploceus flams...simus Neumann, Journ. f. Orn. 1907. p. 595 (Soullouke).
Type: (J, 22. viii. 1904. No. 460.
The type — 3, single specimen ! — ^mostly canary-yellow and with white shafts to primaries and rectrices, with strongly worn tips to the quills, so much abraded, in fact, that the wings cannot be properly measured, is„ in my opinion evidently an aberrant specimen, and the case of xanthopterus is quite different.
Probably this bird is an aberration of P. galbula, though Neumann denies it.
f 129. Urobrachya phoenicae quanzae Hart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bremen, viii. p. 202, sub nomine P. concolar).
Type : (in winter dress), Wakkala (or Okkela, east-south-east of Lado), 7. iv. 1881. Emin Pasha leg. No. 24.
■f 127. Coliuspasser dubiosus Neum. = Pyromelaena ansorgei.
Coliuspasaer dmbiosus Neumann, Joum. f. Orn. 1905. p. 348 (Gelo or Akobo, April or May 1901).
Type : (J, (in winter dress), Gelo or Akobo, April or May 1901. Oscar Neumann leg.
Cf. Neumann, Bull. B.O. Clvb, xxiii. p. 47, December 1908.
f 128. Ploceus flavissimus Neum.
Ploceus flams...simus Neumann, Journ. f. Orn. 1907. p. 595 (Soullouke).
Type: (J, 22. viii. 1904. No. 460.
The type — 3, single specimen ! — ^mostly canary-yellow and with white shafts to primaries and rectrices, with strongly worn tips to the quills, so much abraded, in fact, that the wings cannot be properly measured, is„ in my opinion evidently an aberrant specimen, and the case of xanthopterus is quite different.
Probably this bird is an aberration of P. galbula, though Neumann denies it.
f 129. Urobrachya phoenicae quanzae Hart.
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