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locality (Realejo) in Nicaragua whence Lesson’s bird was obtained, and ne vagueness of the description, I
am inclined to assign this name as a synonym of T. melanocephalus. The latter bird, as I know from
personal observation, is quite common on the shores of the Gulf of Fonseca, Realejo being distant only a
few hours’ sail. However, Dr. Cabanis may be right; and in that case it is more than likely that the locality
assigned to Lesson’s specimen is erroneous, and that it really came from further up the coast.”

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