9 the bill than the present bird; some individuals having the jp

se hile in others both mandibles are of the latter colour ; af wal

hill is st wanting ; in others it is divided into a succession of cae

ae the whole length of the mandible; in others sein el

eS Joe d il s colouring of the bill, correctly represented in leat

e = ae : \ s 1849 d 1850 the Gardens of the Zoological Nes

A Z S ca also chee 9 e bills of specimens from different localities,

. a ets s e depth is the same. In some examples a x

a . oF ceuke “< st, separating yellow of the throat from the black of
Ss S S Ss Q

The a s S Mexico, over the greater portion of which, fut
latitude of Vera Cr s s of P s ] very generally dispersed.

In the British M S s s ery short bills ; these were brought fi}
Pacific side « c s of the longer-billed birds dwell there
e : I e ¢ entertained, that there is probably mm

e species of green r

Two ex es ; Ssess of Prince Massena at Paris, and now mn ti
T. B. Wilson, Es Py S g¢ difference :—the longer-billed specimen lat
t f the s c S e it is well-defined; an additional reau
b iY ev cons = C

ird is called P s of M
The Plate represents the S s > colouring of the bill and denuded parts a

  
 

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